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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09
JUSTICES MMONs.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF CAR
| son Township. in the County of Orlnsby,
state of Nevada Richd R. Parkinson, J. P
CHARLES HARRIS; plaintiff, against H. NOR
RIS. H. LEVI and JACOB LEVI. doing business
in the firm name of Morris 4 Co.. defendants.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to H. Nor
ris. H. Levi and Jacob Levi, doing business in
the firm name of Morris Co., defendants.
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, at my Office in Carson Township, IN the
County of Ormsby on fine Il irteenth day of
February, A. D. 1873. at 10 o'clock a M to an m
swer the complaint of the above named plaintiff
who sues to obtain Judgment against you for
the sum of fifty (s50) dollars gold coin OF the
United States, amount alleged to be due and
owing by you to this plaintiff as appears by his
account now on fle in my office. when Judg
ment will be taken against you for the said
amount costs and damages, if you fail to appear
and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said co1n-
tv greeting Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand, this 4th day OF Janu-
airy, A. d. 1878. >-,o~-
Justice of the Peace OF said Township.
ja7-td
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09
~ NITED: STATES, REGI.TER's

TYNETEDi ST4TESra RlE t;l.
Summons. In the United States LanN or
ice Of the District of, rGarson1 City,, Nevada
! The People of the United States to Jolin
Reeves. Jbh1i Sullivan ARD Uahnes Crawford and
Louis Mirandette, greeting nor ii .a
J You are hereby summoned to appear before
me. lat my office. in Carson City. on the EIGHTH
DAY of MARCH, A. D! 1878, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
TO answer the complaint Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company. avsfring your claiI-. to tn.
West half Of Nor beast quarter, and West half
of southeast quarter Of Section seven ~, Tow1l
ship sixteen (16) N. r. nineteen (l9) East:
West half of Northwest quarter, and West half
of Southwest quarter of Section five ~. Town
ship sixteen N6t NJ t19) nineteen East; East
half of Northwest quarter ard East half OF
Southwest quarter OF Section five 81, Township
sixteen 1Gl N. r. nineteen tl9) East and SWA
of NWl4 and SWli of NE1l of Section II. Town,
shin (l6) N r. g East, to be unj ust and Illegal
and, ihen and there. do You show cause. if any
there be, why the claim of said Central Pacific
Railroad Company shall not be recognized as
lust and legal, and be allowed to enter the said
land failing in which judgment will be taken
against you. ..--
To the United States Marshal or Deputized
Citizen-greeting: Make service and return
hereof.
Given under my hand this third day Of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1873.
ADOLPHUS Waltz,
Register. of Carson City District.
feb6-30d
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19
Wonderful Sale of Short Horn
Cattle.
Over 10000 for q Cow. Gee.

Over 10000 for q Cow. Gee.
The most remarkable sale of cattle ever
made in this country took place at New
York Mills, three miles from U,ics, New
York, on the 10Th instant, comprising the
herd OF Duchess and Oxford breeds belong.
ing to Hon. SAMUEL CAMPBELL The sale
attracted the mos; prominent short-horn
breeders of the world, including represeu-
taiives from The great grazing sections of
Kentucky, Illinois, Ohio, Minnesota, Can.
ada, England, and Scotland. About five
hundred people were present, including eli
the American breeders aud the following
from Engisud Right Hon. Lord Skelm
ersdale, whose seat is near Liverpool Mr..
Halford, of Plpillon Marke. Harbor Mr..
CaitbroPe; Nh. Richardson, who represents
Sir Curtis Limpson, Of Sussex Mr.. Bsr-
wick, agent fnr Lord Dunmore but who
buys for Eerl Beehive, recently Lord Keulis.
of Uuderley Hall, lancashire, g Mr.Kello.
ageus for Mr.. X. -Pivin Davis, Of Horton.
Gloucestershire,; also Messrs. Cochrane,
Christie, Miller, and BoatIie, Of Canada.
The Duchess family headed by ilat no.
BILE three-year old bull, Second Duke of o.
media, came first in the sale. He was no
sooner presented than Lord SkeImersdale
offered SIC, 200. This was quickly follow
ed By offers of 81 900 anil sl2, 600, and
he was sold to Mr.. Thomas j. McGibben
of Cynthiana, Ky. Next came First Du.
chess Of Oneida. The bidding started at
$4,000 and quickly ran up to $50 600
after which bids of 500 more were made
until she was sold to Lord Skelmer.dale for
$50, 600. A beautiful yearling, Seventh
Duchess of Oneida, was next offered Tho
bids started at 50, 900 and quickly went up
to SIS, 200, Mt which sum she was sold 10
MIR. A. j. Alexander, of Kentucky. AZ.
ter her the Tenth Duchess of Geneva came
into the ring The bidding starring a, $500.
ran quickly up to $50, 900, and tben bv
smaller bids, to S35 700, at which she was
taken by Lord Beehive, through Mr.. Ber
wick. Several fine animals followed at high
prices, some to cross the Atlantic.
Tue elimination of the intense interest.
however, was reached in the bidding for
the Eighth Duchess of Geneva, which IVES
sold to Dir. K PAWN Davis, of G loucestshire.
England, for the unprecedented sum Of
$4,000. After this eleven cows of the
Duchess family cold fer S23S, 500. an ave.
rage of over S21 ZOO Or these, six went
to England at cost of sl47, 100, and FIVE
remain here at a cost of sol 700
After the Duchess family came the Ok.
fords, then the other families, the bulls be :
ing brought in after oil the cows we're sold
There were in all one hundred and eleven
animals presented. The sum realized was
S3o0, $50. The Duchess herd was oripi
nally from England, imported in 1853, and
kept IN perfect purity in Duchess county.
New York. For somo years many Young
animals, both male and female, have been
sold back to Eugland
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19

THE koor OF AIf<RIL-LrytYG IN
CLOVER Three or fodr&eeks AGO (savs
theiBlltimore Sum- very prepossessipg
looking young man, Of serious conversation,
visited Reistertown, Woodenbure. and O..
Their parts of Baltimore county, soliciting
orders from the farmers and others for a
very prolific Strawberry Vine, which We'll
ded, according to the glowing description
OF the agricultural agent and benefactor,
berries of foe size and delicious favor. He
exhibited specimens Of the fruit preserved
IN alcohol in a glass jar, thus giving, he
said, ocular demonstration Of the truth of
bis claims for tn, berry biz vines produced
lie stated that from a dozen of the roots.
which no sold for a dollar, a crockful Of
these magnificent berries could bo picked
every morning, and that the vines would
bear ten weeks every season. lie also
stated that he was studying for the minis
try at College, and that tho profits Of his
sales went to aid him in his pious design.
lie succeeded by these means in doing
quite large business in the section nam
ed. He delivered the roots per contract
last week 10 his numerous customers. driv.
Iug an active trade, bis movements boiog
marked with admirable quickness. He
carried away, % the result Of bis sales
from $500 to $1,000 The slrawberrv
roots were planted, and in few days came
up With unmistakable msrks Of clover. The
smooth, loDg-faoed agent and embryo cler.
gyman bad, il is thought, succeeded in bis
scheme by carefully selecting the larges,
clover roots. And il is dangerous now to
say "clover" to man 10 tho locality na-
med
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Notice to take Dispositions.
MESSRS George w. Johnson and Thomas
vi Wills, will,
TAXI MOTT

That on Monday, The 9Th day Of October, 1879.
between the hours Of sunrise and sunset Of said
day, at the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Hampshire county, West Va, I will proceed 10
take the dispositions Of sundry witnesses which
when taken, will be offered az evidence In m
behalf upon the trial Of canse now pending in
the Circuit Court of Hampshire county, West
virginia, upon The chnncery side Of said Court.
wherein am Plaintiff and you are Defendants
ana ~ from any cause said dispositions should
not be taken on said day, or II commenced
should not be finished, the same will be contip.
ued from day 10 day and time To time. between
the same hours, and at tie same place until com.
pleted. Yours, &c.
JAMES NJ. BRADY,
BY Counsel
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NhE SFcoSD SFssios begins 18Th Sepenls,
1879 clnonr .I.i.i - = - - I--I-IL


TNhE SFcoSD SFssios begins 18Th Sep,enle,
a 1873 closes third week in June. lsT4
ms Is an English, Classical aud Natbtn,e.
cal school for Boys, and prepares them thofoggl.
anu cAreialiY, either for entering adyanfl
classes in our best Universiies or ror 5,os,oa.,
thelr studies in the learned professions.
Ne" buildings have been erected. sptrisrr
adapted 70 school purposes, aud supplied WITH
every modern convenience, as forms carr,.
racks &c. To The Scientific apparatus. Alrrad,
provided, liberal additions will be made AZ 70.
CURED No paine or expense will be SHARED a,
supply every reasonable facility for acquiring
thorough Classical and Mathematical trainss
on Terms ms low as can be afforded in a Sfbo,
Of this grade.
ne course OF study gives special prominerr,
TO proficiency in the English language loi am
traces all the subjects Of Collegiate cgr,irI
lnm IN addition TO which arrangement, b,r.
been made for competent instruction in ,oe,.
music without extra charge.
Every recitation will be carefully graded ufb
reference TO 100 for a perfect lessor,-nnd uosb.
~ Reports, based upon these and the mosttl,
examinations, will he sent to parents aud guar
dams, impariially stating class standing pto
gress, department., &c.
BoARDsRs viii be accommodated In the f,riiy
OF Tie Principal with every attention 10 com,,i
ana health No pupil Of vicious habits will b
W iIteu 10 remain IN The School. The dgI.
pune - generous and firm, appealing rather 10
the pupil sense Of honor and selfrespect, tb,a
10 bis fear of punishment. BJarders are erter.
cd every Sabbath morning to attend The Prsd.
pal Bible Class, and the public services q zoe
Of the Churches in MoOrefed.
M PRINclPAL cOngraiula les the friends n be
school upon having secured the services a. a.
sociate, OF Prof. ". T. Barr, a distinguishes
graduate Of the University Of Virginia. VITO hs
gained enyiable reputation 10 his profession
washington and Ice JHicersiy,
in appreciation Of the merits Of this School hH
conferred upon il n PRIZE SCHOLARSHIP tote
awarded, by The PRINCIPAL, 10 line best pupil srt
entities him to tuition in all the departments "
That great Institution free Of charge
Terms for Scholastic Year:
TCITIoS IN Classical Department, go p
Higher English, 900
Primary {" 90
Board in Principals Family, exclusive q
Washing and Lights, sllO-in good private a.
miles somewhat less. Payable, bali on sini
sion-haf Isl Of February. 1874. Discount e
ten per ceut. on tuition TO more thaa obo f'oa
same family. Address,
RI J.. HOOVER
Mooycfold, Haydy Com,y v w.
July IL, 1873
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19

~ STAGE ROBBERY IN TIE WEST
Fo"rteen Passengers Sitting on u Log
Looking On.-Some of the details of a re-
cent stage robbery in the West are given by
the Central City Colorado Register. The
stage it appears, left the town of Colfax, New.
with thirteen passengers aud Wells Fargo's
express box, containing considerable tTea.
sure. At the start they assembled. at slow
pace, to the summit of high mountain,
aud then went down on the other side
Shortly af,erward it became necessary to
cross another "divide," when, Just as thew
reached the summit, four men spranr from
behind rocks, seized the leaders by the bits.
and babe the driver "get down from there y;
lt was some time before the passeuCcrs
could understand the interruption, but at
last they were made to comprehend i. with
out much ceremony. The driver was or
dered to take the horses from the coach and
lead them TO one side. He obayed. Next
the passengers were toll to dsmount ard
scat themselves on a edwood log. Each
OF the robbers held double-barre, shot
gun, and the order was obeyed witt alacrity.
Ihe passengers sat still as mice under
c'Ver OF the shot. guns, and silently watched
the operations of the robbers in getting at
the contents of the safe. The scoundrels
drilled holes about the lock and elsewhere
IN the door, poured powder into the open
logs, tamPed them, aud then lighted the
fuse. In a half minute there was a thick
puff of smoke, dull, heavy sound. and
there lay the safe open. 1t was but the
work of minute to sack the bags of gold
and packages of greenbacks, and then the
robbers ordered the passengers to mount
The travellers obeyed and took their seats.
and the driver was ordered to hitch up, and
he did as he was told, and was requested
to "drive on quick and not lag once for
mile" And the way the four horse team
flew away from the locality would astonisb
locomotive. The robbers obtained be-
tween $4,000 aud 10000. After making
the mile in uncommouly quick time, the
passengers got to comparing notes concern
ing the "latc interruption, aud it was as
certained that every man of the fourteen
had a revolver stoKed safely away in hi.
trunk or yalise.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19
a Bloody Feud in Dakota--As-
sasslnation Of Major General
McCook

"a oiOOUy FeuQ In DakOCa--AS-
sasslnation Of Major General
McCook.
hANkroN, DAKOTA, September r.
Inst night an alteration occurred between
uenerai Ia. 5 McCook, secretary of State
OF Dakota, and Z. Z. Wiutermute, a brok-
er OF this city, in the billiard parlor at the
St. Charles Hotel Wintermute used in
suiting language, which was promptly re.
sented by the general, who gave Winter
mute thrashing. The general then went
to bis room.
Wintermute while washing the blood
from h's face remarked to the bystanders
that McCook could whip him. but that he
(Wln'ermute) would shoot him, and i'm
medIateiy went five blocks, got q pistol
aud returned. A railroad meeting was 10
session IN the hotel ut tho time. Winter.
mute entered the assembly, aud McCook,
unaware OF his presence, also entered the
room, when Wintermute raised his arm aud
approaching him fired his pistol, the sho,
taxing effect in the left breast of the gener-
al, who grappled with his assassin.
a second shot was fired when Winter
mute was thrown to the floor. During the
struggle two more shots were fired, one of
which slightly wounded bystander. GA
ly one shot took effect which proved fatal.
The general fingered until seven o'clock
this morning, when he expired He was
fully conscious to the last and died like a
brave man. Wintermute is under arrest.
The city is shrouded in gloom, and flags
are Tying at half mast. At one time il
was feared Wintermu;e would be lyoched,
but cooler counses prevailed. The body
10 dressed in the uniform Of major gencr-
al, which he wore during the war The
cottu is dIaped with The United States flag,
and large conoourse Of citizens will escort
the body to the depot, whence it will be
forwarded by special train to his friends
In the cast, accompanied by Governor Bur
bank and other distinguished gentlemen.
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~ o TIC z

TNHE Commissioners appointed By the county
Il conrt, At its last term, TO change or re-
arrange the Districts OF the county, net on Tines
day The 10th September, 1873, and adjourned 10
meet again at the Court-hou in Romney, on
Aonaoy The 6M If OctoJer, 1873
Mt which time and place all persons desiring
changes IN the precinct lines Of the Districts are
requested to appear before the Commissioners
j. w. ALBIN, Chairman.
September 10, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19
HAnrDry SDysY Coltsos

TINE next session Of ibis Seminary d 'aT'
i ing will commence on THURSDAY, ~
Der 9Th. 1873.
Hampden Sidney is situated 10 Prince tlsi5
County. Va, within a few hundred JHA
Union Theological Seminary, and seven
from Farmyille the nearest depot Of DE
and Ohio Railroad The loa
The College is most healthy, snd The ,9n
around distinguished for intei'igeore aal
There is no Grammar 90 Prcpnfaioy
connected with The College % retains q.
|riculum and The great aim of is iaf.et
Fccgre thorouzb1ess in the training an9 n.
|ii0n OF their pupils and th15 60 prepare
professional studies or the active 511e
The ordinary expenses Of sig5e1i i y.
Z the cost Of c'Oihing. travelling anl 'o,a'
from s22j 10 SZ15 rcaS ..I
For Catalogue ADD further 'niofn'
REV. j ". =. ATKINSON
Prcadeut Homp,les, Saiacy io'
Prince Efpqoi C5my
July IS, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19

III is stated that the Chinese have been
using shad liver oil for centuries as a Gu
rsiive for consumption, and that it is more
eficacious than cod liver oil.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19

"A CarlinviIlo Illinois, pirI. who r..
covered $40 from a youDg fellow for kiss.
ing her against her will, offered bin the
money back again few days affcrward if
be would "do j, again"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19

MY BOOKS WILL BE CLOSED TO
ALL EXCEPT THOSE WHO HAVE
BALANCES DUE THEM. Those de-
string accommodation on short time, ,eiW
please apply at Ny New place Of business
Tile OLD 'Armshoog Corner, opposite
tie Court House-ohere Intend to pursue
my farmer style IF business Short profits
for Cash and prompt time buyers / do
not tcdnt LoNG-wINDED customers, Je
cause / don't ,conl to charge them tie enor-
nous prcfts required 10 sustain such Ju.
siness, 'ohich is not only ruinoa 10 The Juy-
CT but 10 The seller, and am fulIy salts.
fed that year and hairs experience has
convinced my numerous .Jriends as CeH as
myseG, that HE only safe policy is cch or
short credits The unprecedented rrtraro.
gonces If tie age, ,eould, # long time ,rere
e1ten6ed, eventually bankrupt the commu.
My, Int on ME Cash basis zee can onlv
EUe ,otHtin our income, and can thus yegu.
ate our expenses. III my nev place ID
business you rW find NE stock horough
anil complete, embracing eDery hip9 usu
ally JoURd IN n first class viUaqe Store :;
amt eih increased Jacjtities IN tic iooy of
more commodious rooms, hope 10 merit a.
continuance cf former literal patronage.
1/ter de Stoch is closed ont on he Gibson
Corner intend 10 open mp a nev class 81
business 'ehioh 'rU be 10 he adrantoge Of
he entire community.
HV Ny Father, late Of the firm Of
SHEETZ & KUYKENDALL. and
KCYKENDALL & lSHEETz, icW be
associated 'oish me IN business, and ,oiH be
gtad 10 see and attend 10 HE rants of his
many old customers and friends.
=. d. SHEETz.
Armstrong Corner, opposite Court. house
Romney, Sept. 10, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19

Eastern railroads. ore testing a Spark
arrester' The ladies will earnestly pray
that it prove not a success
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19

AMONG the stock on exhibition ut the
Fair is herd Of eight Alderucy cattle i'm
ported from England, the property Of G.
;. Watts, Esq, Of Baltimore, formerly Of
Allegany county. The stock attract gen
eral admiration on account IF their supcri-
or appearance. - CUmJer7and Times.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19

Flour was selling in Baltimore, On
Tuesday last,at jOCa Sc Is; Whea, 70
al so; Corn, at 5Sa50 cts.; Gate. AZ 38
~ cts Rye at S5CaSS cts. On the 10TH.
10 New York, gold closed at 1ll5.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19

The New York Express announces
the failure Of The Eclectic Life Insurance
Company and says a swtrn fl 'avit Of one
OF the directors shows deficit e 800.
600.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19

A PANTHER Killed IN GRANT Conn.
TY-NARRow E,CAPE or THREE Cur1.-
DREN.-On Tburrday morning oflastwee
Mr.. Cosner, living in tho Cosner settlement
near Mt. Storm, in Grant county discover.
ed that some wild animal had been among
his sheep and killed several on the previs
Gus plight. 10 searching for bis Fighter
ed and scattered flock, he found a dead
lamb that had been carried some distance
by the brute, concealed in secluded spot
beneath some brush and uudergrowth'-
SuspectiDg 1t would return to eat of this
he put strychnia 10 the body. During the
day three children Of Mr.. Reil Zone 1pite
small) out after berries in the woods ncor
by, were alarmed by the cries Of what
tu' med out to be huge panther, They
started for home and we're closely pursued
and watched by the monster, whose pIar.
ing eyes thrilled them with horror, peerinp
from rocks and bushes where il paused
ready to spring 90 its victims. The eldest
however, kept his eye on the pursuer, which
probably saved their lives, an it is said
panther seldom attacks unless completelv
surprising the object. The next moroino
MIR. Cosner visited the poisoned lamb and
observed that part had been eaten. He
also saw "where the ground and brush had
been scratched and torn by something. ey-
identity the panther suffering from the eff
fects of the strychuil. Following these
marks some distance TO a small stream If
water, he found a Urge ful! grown panther
stretched dead upon the ground I, mea.
surcd from tip to tin eleven rsot
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19

William j. Royal, w X. Trigg, John
5. Meredith, and William Il. Tabb, seconds
in the Morlecai-McCarty duel, at Rich
mond, Va, appeared on tho 10Th instant.
before Judge Guigon for trial, but, the case
not being ready, they were again admitted
TO bail in ten thousand dollars each until
the October term Of the court. McCarty
has never been ablo TO make bis appear
ance, being still confined by bis wound
lie Is gradually improving.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19
EDUCATIONAL
P0f0mdc Seminar
ROMNEN. WEST

100 -
SCHoLASTIC Exercises 70, h.,,h
commenced in this institute, - rs vii be
SEPTEMBER 18TH. under cb.,,.a ~ SUNDAY,
WILSON aud Mas. wiLsoS The no.. oOo' JOEy
TO prepare boys For College or for bs;-Si VIII be
10 lmpart To girls an education full ,tss-aol
and practical. u''' 'hoSough,
Terms FOR scholastic year Of 10 mo,h.
Higher English Branches. $40
Primary do do ao
Languages Latin, Greek,
French u
Music n on Piano or Guitar, 40
Use Of Piano
Contingent fee
boatd eau oe had on reasonable term. ~
s "a ,os .a.u 'ttin OF 20 weeks-paysble Asis1.
For further particulars until cor',, ~ NSo
that FINLEY. A0ef
DoCT. JOHN WILSON
Romney, Aug. 9, Is73.-tE "'iFAL'
ihe testimonials. in Zoe hands of N.
signed, from such we'll known ecn,,. .aaH'
GOV vance, and Gen. Young, whose Soc.
reen unoer pr. Wilson's instruction-fror0' ,,'
FACULTY OF Davidson College Nor,h C% We
ana from number of other sources in .,an'A
a commanding him and his School 10 49,
u h;,5 ana support OF all who desire n, An.
children thorough education. .'O' ""t
GEORGE w. FINLEY
JOSEPH @. PANCAKE
JAS d. ARMSTRONG,
ROBERT WHITE.
JOHN G. HFISKELI,
JAMES. SHEET,
WILLIAM HARPER
DIR SAM, r. LUPT0Y
EOBr " GILKESON
BUGAL C TABB,
DIR. ROBT. w. DALEY
THOMAS A. KELLER
ISAAC 7 BRADY.
CHRISTIAN S. WHITE
September 10, 1873.
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FIRESIDEdI1E F n = st & r

fOK sun CHlMNEfS, made by PLUME a
ATWOOD, produces the largest ight. Cnn be
used on any coal oil lamp. For sale by all
lamp dealers.
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Hdrdy High School.
MOOrefield. West Va
>
1850 carr:
W. T. BRETT, UNIVERSITY OF Y,
Trus
n I " CIR al

- u. MCNEIL, Esq J. w. INSKFpp =,
). &. HARNESS, d" ISAAC HUTTON ~
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Il. B. SHEET,

Armstrong Corner, opposite Court. house.
Romney, Sept. 10, 1873.