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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22
auf feim Sdbubmahersefhdf ma6t

Stn Gbriii 3idt an Der GIaYtrale spilden 6.
u. z. sssenitr Gem Gcuribault aufmsrfiam.
Serr &isie bSlt Gin completes enforcement pen
alien ms S&ut- une Stisfsls;i&aft i&lassneea
@iitsrn, ale Ia tnt, IsiGts une i6rere G tisfsl,
srpbt nne feline Sdubs TameniiefeIn, @ai'
tiers, ainesrfGubs in ts.u gusrabl. PER-
8itfe matt isltt ale scrfOmmsntsn Sdubma.
Gsrarbsiten une isius nsue arteit IBt ME anae-
ssIen. 8ir &sparaiursn wiro biais ssrs6utt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

Sci S~lumenancr az 9rultr Astnus
fSnnt ibr elm sutss. feinss Olas Sisr une cine
vernen sGtsn Gmmenibatsr aSitO babtn.-
Natt NAL Spnntas's sintn SpaSiusaps sabin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

Der Warmer SIC Sutpib aus Wcialsm
Iownibip srfah in feinem 5Vfe eiusu itwsren
sHclf tei bsllem Gage nit Der Miiaatel. Me-
Sntoib msiut Gas Spisben Won @Slfen iei feline
Ieihie Arbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

"a Der SrisaSmiuiftcr ZEN gau Der
Bride III Ga Grpds nur an tu eur6 bic q. ct.
bsSsiGnsten Stsle srlautsn nil, 70 Tat Der Ora.
lesut Der Nilpaufss uns Ct. Yaul 9ientabn
60. f@ an tas Sauesumiis fur Sanssl in gSa-
fbinetun sersnest
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

Sin Tunfc elmer {, fcmptipe Der 6. .. ine
W. Giientabn lfefie leste Wohe Scbn 6insels
Stall auf eagle yoint in Mlmmeu. @erluf. 2
aibs, eiuiee Sdwsint. 300 Buf6d aorn unb
2O0 yalhel 5aftr, etra $500 mertb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

Cefer H.. Sdaer'S pferSe.gtibNaa &C.
8sniber BEN NfbtnGnm 1T init elmer Muswatl
porirsfhiIsr Sussies. SGiiiten &C., ippie err
befen vieret rsrifbsa. User cine Spaitfrfab,t
na&sn MID, icatt bort isins Oresr sintsr!ahtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22
YiGise Heifc.

walaasl6eine Don 8otte,eam une gntpsrpen
bis mad Dubuque gu rsm Yreie bon $1,000 /,
Yon Wannbsim. T0rio. Berlin. @citsaturs u.
Gcppsnbasen bic Dubuque su S48.tN aussehslt
tsi y. &icmS
@sntral- Gsent. Ode 5. nns Drain,
Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22
Dubuaae, ben 20. Myril, 1874

ltuiere gfadbarf taet plaittsils, in
Grant Co., @iseenfn, rurbr lsbte g8p6s tur6
Elm ssrbtuenes 8eusr beimeeuGt. Gin gamer
@slGaftstlrd trarnts ob. Ter gsrlult IN lsbr
tspeutsnb, ep6 isia gstras nod nitt ssuau be-
fannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

.. u. Cooler IN an gonisns Sitils gum
yraipsnt Der rsrtusfli6sn auslsaunss unb
1air Welsllbaft srpdblt pcretn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

Die Gifcnbabnbrlde In GIintrn ica
ni6t fir alt gabnsn OHsn rfrttn, aud wsnn
IL tsn .3sa bt,ablsn, beets aus @afbinst,x.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22
4uremburger Gazette.

Gem ScrSicnfte feline &rrnc.-Gr~
frsuIi6 III %fclsente Ttttbsiluns. bic ans bon
Srn. Sebn aisbel, Nsw Bavaria, g., ,aains /.
~Cas Sob. trsI6ss G& Der SamSurssr gruftbse
Don Or. @us. 8Snis iowobl in europa ais sms.
rita srwprten bat. ID feline lstre llsserirtibuns,
ba tas gerlansen sana& tdsli6 sunimmt. gisls
Safe ron Ssiluus pcn 5uacn Grfalmussn.
Sruits unp 9unssn aranfbsiien ltefern Ysrsis
tafur uns niro isser &ranfs. Der senitlbtn mad
Soridrift nimmt, rcu Der bartnGdisfsn @if6l.
tuns tsfrsit msrcsn. Sd babe eisits bet mir
isIbif in Grfabruns ssbratt."
Die 0ebrmecr Stoltcbchn an Brain.
lrabe swildtn 6. unb T., MAIDEN bic 5amilisn-
patsr, bsren SGbne Sas Slid baben sislss Sabr
sum srienmaIs gum ail6s hes perm su ssbsn,
aufmsrtlam. RAP Pc bic f9Snfen unb b%iuisfsn
anatenansiss an Sanp tabsn, bic fir bic @tle.
ssnbeit raGeu. Natarlia bassn fe aud bic
StUHe uno 8urnitarsn ~ icldsn 9sflsieuuss.
tiffu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

Sob IN Stem ycrt $f.t3B.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-10
The supplementary civil il. R I 4 Ri n.
BILL TO PROJECT ALL oruzRNs IN
THEIR CTyTI. Ann TvntT yptny,r, -,

BILL TO PROTECT, ALL oTTIzRNs IN
THEIR CIVIL AND LRoAL RtaRTs. ,5il
Be il enacted 6y HIe Senate ana Houss Of
Representatives. Of the Dnitef States Eoj
Amer1ed in Congress assembled, ThatWho.
ever, being corporation or natural perS
son, and owner or in charge Of any public
lnn, or Of any place Of public amusement
OF entertainment for which a license from
any legal authority Is required; or Of an Y
Ine OF stage coaches, railroads, or 9th Ell
means Of public carriage Of passep pers IN
freight; or Of any cemetery, or other he:
nevolent institution, or any public schoo,
supported In whole orinpGft atpnhlic eS,
penSe or by endowment for public use
shall make any distinction as to admiS-
sion or accommodation therein Of any citi
zen Of the United States because Of race
color, or previous condition OF servitude
snail, on conviction thereof, be fined moi
less than $l0O NOR more than 5000 for
sach offence; and the person or corpora
uon 50 offending shall be liable To the citi
zenS thereby injured, In damages 10 be re,
covered In an action Of debt.
SECTION 2. That the offences unde,
mus act and actions to recover damages
may be prosecuted before any territorial
SSisrict or circuit court OF the Unitet
s SsaLes having Jurisdiction OF crimes Al fhl
piSee where the offence was charged h
nave been committed as we'll al IN M
uARlct where the parties may reside n
low provided BY law fr~-II',T =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-10
A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN,
Tuesday. March slst. 1874.

They have already realized OVER A MILLION
DOLLARs, and have great many agents yet to
ftum nit lEJflEeNI { [fTfsTTT
No doubt q, satsrtdin6d Of ns.sab or. tveyv
aeEA bStore he Dratvin0; But, iDAItisr ali arS
s s, o. no, ne Concert and DrdlViH0 IgIA pod
Hop g1td, and " any remain Intold Aev fptll6s
o1HesIed, and ne prizes tDlR be reduced In Dro.
portion 70 ne ttBSold HetstS. i $3.50 :
Only q, 900 tickets have been issued. and :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-10
Tne Living Telegrnnher.

Symptoms are thsl tilent characters thfouel
which the diseased. body telegraphs IL ycondi
the medicine administered Aometimns aRVrayatI
instead OF relieving the complaint ConspIcu
Gus among the instances Of malpractice, which
are OF daily occurrence, 10 the habit OF DOSING
dyspeptic and oonBdpated invalIds with power
tll eathArtics; Hostettee's Stomach Bltters, IL
ments best adapted to the IMMIGRATION OF tht
stomach, and removal, without Violence, Of reg.
MAR discharges from the bowels, should DO taket
twice or thrice day asa remedy forindieeStIon
Of every type, and for ieoBdVenesB, whether
chronic or casual. No other medicine will be
No medicine, lsyet discovered or compouuded,
equals Hostetteris Bitters as specific for nj
Affections OF the liver. a. veil ~ well as for az
cases ofthe stomach the bowels and the nerYes
L Hhw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-10
sotAl, y, 600 Gifts, all Cash, amounting
TiS chance: tor fs Sis 1; one i dSe
PRICE OF .T1cKRrs.

3aSh " 1AGhhCps l-t1t O iii
Whole Ticket, s5ps Halves, $gs; Tenths, OF
each coupon, 81 HleYen Whole Tickets for 600:
ny Tickets for $1,000; iI3 Whole Tickets for
5000; 227 Whole Tickets for $4,000. No ais.
count on le1s than $500 worth or tlckets.
The Fourth Gilt Concert will DO conducted In
aHrespectg Ike the three which have already
from iteularg, while Twill Be a6nt ffee Itom mn
once to all who apply for them.
Orders FOR teket1 and applications for SRen.
cies will be attended 70 In the order they arc re.
eelIed, and it 70 hoped theylN1ll DO sent In
or delay In alhng ali. Liberal termsr Riyen 10
those who buy 70 sell again. An agents arc
peremptortAlly required 10 settle mp theIr &C.
counts and return 81 unsoid tiekets by the 10th
: THoS. Z. BRIMEFTFE,JJ
A S 6 taSs IPsS s and Manager
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-10

sPEAnEo Of the necessity that the
pss4s Fran AsNll sxPose ihsa public thieves. q
the day, and make III place 10 ww6iSh
they have thrust themselves for Stealing
purposes, too no, to hold them, me
Springfield (Masa } Republican saws; :
at any one imagines that II a a n,es.
ant duty to hack away at the disessed
members Of the body polite, .heis verv
much mistaken. Ut Is q very iunpiea "a III ~
duty at all times; at some times, 4 yerv
thankless and Encouraging one. To .
man Of any senaibilitles, this moral sur
gerry, this application Of the knife to char.
acter, 10 unspeakably painful But we be-
lieve Il to be necessary, because we be-
lieve firmly that The country can be re-
stored 10 health, and that this "a the wsy
and the only way, TO restore Il, Il Is pre-,
cisely that falth, ID hninaIfInatu whith
we arc Accused otlackfng, that conf ence
in the moral soundness and right instincts
Of the people, that belief in tho ultimate
triumph Of vitality 69ef disease q which
supplies ns With motive and courage and
hope In what we take to be the discharee
Of plain duty"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-10
Facts for the People.

Asthevlftups 81 incidence esn only be aseeF.
tanned BY careful ohaerYation ID n 10 "a Ye0fet.
cd that many OF The Drugs sin pres Tibed b
some physidArs should retain place IN our N.
terra nedlca. A. An instance o. this, That vile
drug, BAlsAm CopAbiR, furnishes an example,
Abont tho year 1890 tho BpaniardS In tho ISland
OF San Domingo having become Afnlcted VIII
certain complSlntey thought, according Is thS
prevailing notion at that lime, that tho remedy
might be found where the disease originated.
Under this impression, BalsAm CopablG came
into use, but never has 70 nAueeating drug done
more injury. for itnot only changes the nature
original. bat It ruins thg toua of no iStomSoh
and brings on Dyspepsla In Its WORT ioEm8, Tc
avoid this drug and Its effects the BAHARI,
ITANS GIFT, . purely Vegetable Kennedy, 4
within the reach Of all Only Zen pills TO be
taken, and will cure evefy Tina In nom two a
four days. Male packages -; female, s.. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-10
A Few Postal Suggestions From The
Fat Contributor,

The sFat Contributor IL DISSATISFIED
with some of tho decisions ,of the Post.
nH,oa noro,,r,o,,t7 -. :, - -.
-nSe Dspl, ;.' snp 5 Hu1m ails = lev
improved ruhngs OIL his own concoction
Monthly magazines, published weekly
must be charged letter postage when de,
livered daily. Powder magazines, ex-
cept TO regulate subscribers, are not per.
mitted tofrank theft reports. A!iis ~
II no stamp Is affixed TO letter, retain
It. II, however, the postage Is oyespaid
let her rip! Or
II you feel any doubt about paper
going with one cent stamp, have two
sent. Seeds can go through the mails as
merchandise. The postmasters are eau
TONED against allowing any old seeds TO
go through the mails, however. 80
sigma cannot ssentzRithout paying
letIeE postage, three cents on every letter
Calico prints, any foreign prince, re-
prints and footprints, all 60 as printed
matter, ana pay TAX accordingly. Vac.
cine matter must be properly (pock,
marked. :. =. -hhAt =
Poetry IN is various stages, including
tne Edgar a. roc stage, must be semi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-10
OUR VOLCANO LETTER srtl

Where Holedne Is Situated, and W1qt Sort
Of a Pace II is--1Hs BtaaeaS and
Morals Of tie Community-NetsS about
The Churches, Good TempIars, dc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-10

HON. h. ]. INsiit4F,I 6E oodmBa!Iis I IA
last week appointed aluqSlr NaHsErI q
The Pittsburgh, GipeinpAa 3 ST, Iouil
Railroad and ia 1saied iinlss,' .E I:sI s.
MoCUIICUeH. Tfo'Ss b1I 5'y'Tsg. IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-10
DARK Days for pe,,oien,,

The on City Derrick publishes ! review u
Of the oil production and trade for 1873,
,EoP which the following table Of lthe
highest and lowest prices ut on oi,y ,fhr
the'year Ia copied. 's1l7gQ tsI' - "A
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-09

GROWING STRAWBERRIES. = The
Rochester Union tells OF strawber-
ry grower who states that to two
barrels Of rain water he put one
quarter Of a pound of amonia, and
one quarter Of a pound Of common
nitre, and with this solution he
sprinkled his strawberry beds every
night when blossoming. The result
is said to have been double the am
cunt Of large Strawberries 20 that on
the beds just adjoining, not so treat
ed. The trouble with the inexperi-
enced is the fancy that, in proportion
as stimulation is increased, the re-
salts will be more and more benef-
cial, the fact being that, while a
moderate stimulus may do good, ex-
cess is the precursor of destruction. i
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-09
TIE PUBLIC DEBT.
A DECREASE OF 100000 DURING
MISUNDERSTANDING, LEGAL
TENDERS, 1882. 900, 000.m

WASHINGTON, July l.-Thepub-
Inc debt has decreased $2,O00,O00
during the past month.
The public debt statement issued
to-day shows reduction ofS2, $780,
1877. The balances in the treasury
at the close Of business to-day were
Currency, $l4,576,O1O; special
deposit Of legal-tenders for redemp-
ton of certificates Of deposit, $685.
100000 coin, 1914, 205, 3O4, inclu-
ding coin certificates, $22,s25,1OO;
outstanding legal-tenders, 1882, 0OO,-
600.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-09
Special Dispatch to The Evening JourDal.
s3 u a. BRAKEMAN Killed.

DWIGHT, ILL.,, July "a brakeman on
the Chicago and Alton Railroad, named
MicliaelD'@yer. to-day fell backward from
the top Of a calaboose aid fractured his
skull causing bis death in two hours.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-09

McGHEGoK, Iowa, July 6;~-Tie ther~
mometer indicates an average of 1860
in the shade here fp- the past two days.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-09

KANKAKEE, H., July 6 The mercury
at 3 o clock to~day marked 1903 ..
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-09

line Of LOT 2 60 feet thence n to Wisconsin st
80 feet thence " feet thence to line Of
Main st thence % feet thence c liz feet thence
s to 8 line OF lot thence on sd line to Ex-
change 81 thence TO beg except that part taken
for an alley through said block blk DC Sc or
sec 81 q. Unpaid state, County ana School
Tax, $6O,63. Unp4id City Taxes, SOL, 80.
B. G. Spencer-com 76 feet OF NV cor of lot 3
thence to sw cor OF lot thence 70 ne cor of
said lot thence w on n line OF lot 2 to within II
feet OF the NV cor Of said lot thence 76 feet
thence w to beg and feet OF an alley taken up
Of unpaid State, County and School Taxes, $751;
81. Amt OF unpaid City Tax, $2l,2
q. w. Binn--eom 14U feet OF eW cor Of sd block
thence 140 feet thence i 10 n line Of block
thence 140 feet thence y TO beg blk 90 re Or
sec 81 81 %. Ami OF unpaid state, County
and School Taxes, 1913. Amt OF unpaid City
Tax. S5, 96.
Singer NimIck 81 Cocoon On line Of cd lot
where the w line of Exchange 1T iLtereects the
same thence w l3Z feet thence 50 feet thence G
to line OF Exchange st thence 50 feet 10
beg blk SO sc Irsec ~ %. Amt III IN
paid state, County and school Tazest $3.50.
Amt OF unpaid City Tax. 81 ,O5.
w. 4. Goodhew nj lot biz sw ar soc ~ !
2r23. Amt otunpaid State, County and ecn00l
Taxes, 80, 30. Amount OF unpaid City Tax 81 81.
j. D. Montagne-lot and9 5 DIX Ii sW qr sec
32t2 %. Amt Of unpaid State. County and
school Taxes $2,47. Amt Of unpaid City Iaz
$1,79.
j. ID, alontagne-lot and blk II sw Or sec
80 30 Amt Of unpaid State, County and
Schoal Saxes $l9,59. Amount Of unpaid City
Tax $14,69.
N. McCofTrey-lot 50 blk 1856 sw or sec 81 t 2
r. %. Amt of unpaid State, County ana ochocl
Taxes S2,78. Amt OF unpaid City Tax $2,lo.
FISK's WESTERN ADDITION.
INCL Ill IL lirnits hnnndnd the tE by "
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-09
FIsK's WESTERN ADDITION.

s. Fisk-all Ill city limits bounded on the by W.
hrBw or sec 81 lot 1 and Dix IL sw Or sec
tar %. Amt of unpaid STATE, County and
school Taxes $500. Amount Qfunpaid City Tag
S1,64.
l.. Tnomas-lot % blk$ sw ar sec 81 Q r %.
Amt Of unpaid State, County and School Taxes
$2,97. AMT Of unpaid City Tax $l,78.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1874-01-08
the system.

NA-S -. SSN---'
DR.. TUFTS pill are composed Of many
Ingredients. Prominent among them are
: rsaparilla and Wild cherry so united
IS TO act together; the one, through ils
'dC i1ture with other substances, purify
ng and purgiue; while the other is
,renr thcning the system. Thus these
Pills are at the same time tonic aud n
stiart C. desideratum long sought for
ny med cal men but never before dscov
cred. They cau-e 10 debility AMI are fol.
owed by 10 reaction.
Dr. TUFTS Pils have wonderful inau.
ance on the blood. They not only puffy
without weakening it, but they remove u Il
noxious PARTICLES from the chyle be orc il
IS couyerlef into fluid snd thus make
impure blood an utter impossibility. As
'here is no dchjlltatiOn, so there is n
nausea or sickness ,ttcndinr the opera.
zion OF this most excellent medicine
which ever strains or torturcs the di-
gcsliv, orgars, bat causes them to work
Of a perfectly natural manner; hence
persons taxing Them DO not become pale
ana emaciated, but or the contrary, while
all Impurities are Being removed. the
combined actjcn Of the Sarsapariila and
Wild Cherry purites and invic, rates the
iody, and robust state Of health is the
result CT their united acfion. Price Is
cents a box. Sold y all druggists. Depo
- Cortlaudt Il New Tori
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1874-01-08
MUIR S E 3 X

The undersigned teg leave 10 ieform
their pstgous and Che public in general
that they otter - the Hopewel Nursery,
Qurb,r Bottom, Lawrepc- Co, cAl', "a
o, 1873 aaJ spring Of 1875, The icioT'us
fruit trees Evergreen SC
$500 Apples trees,
g3si Peact trees.
9'9J Pear uees, standard and .'Nsrr
g.H9 Csrvry trees iu variety,
gg.J t.crrc,ers i'm varieties,
S.. Grapes sgverti varieties,
$3.50 twuu. S, E9os-.erry, IasPber-
A'lof wlis we'll De sold los for 'esi
Address aS We.
1, sn. C.TyRIEN ( SONS
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1874-01-08

NEW YEARS CA1u ( Iery Hic0 Il
10. sugar; 10 buaer; ; put cod 49,,
ter; , eggs; 81 lbs d ur; l tea p.oa
ful 5 ola u,- owed In lot water; 4 "a
jtspoou.ul~ carawsy seed sprinkle.
through he d'uc.
Rub the butter, or. vhlt IS b--.
chop IL up ll sac u.ur; c'>>o.Ta Tie >a
gar in t4s wlt.r NIX al' wei Si,s ja
c,a,eu eggs, cltm> lauc cakes. UT N...
~ oyd IN ud. a.d ul.e quickly.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1874-01-08
MARSHALL COLLEGE,
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
CAIEyDARIS.3-7f.
FOR SETTING CRATES,

Nh - - - ~
FAN term begins Sept. IS. Ends Dec. 10. i'Ta
Winter - Dec. ~. Mar, ~ 80
INSTRUCTORS.
J. B. CLARK, A. W., Principal;
BENZ. II. THAcKsroS, A, VI. LIST Assistant.
Miss Carrie Cooper, md Assistant.
Ella Byrne, Ord Assistant.
Miss Mamie Love, Music and Drawing
There are three Departments Primary,
Normal and Academical.
THE 4 CADEAICAL DEPARTMENT
Inc udes fulicourse Of English and Class-
ical studies adapted 10 b. young people
for advanced standing IN College.
THb NORMAL DEPARTMENT
The ARA nyement OF studies. and The
methods Of Instructions used, are intend-
~ to furnish the students With; LIST. A
thorough knowledgr Of the branches CON-
monly taug at in The schools OF the Stale;
2is Anowledse OF the principles
r education and OF the art Of applying
hem to practice in the school room.
PRINIRT DEPd ETKSNT
The PrIma ~ Department is 30 srrsh.
ged as 10 co institute @ model school. AMI
Intended to afford practical exemplihcs-
ton OF tn. principles m methods in ~
cfhcisnt cour5- Of Normal training.
EXPENSES.
Tuition Students IN preparatory,
Normsl aud AcaJemical departments.
per term, $40 "
Isss the, term per week, VI
Condgencie- payable by all stu
dsnt-l per term, o.
Lessons Ou p,auo Including use 81
instrument, term Of ~ weeks
two le sous Isr week, %
French aud German =. h pei N IA %
fulton payable strictly ia advance
Board inc-With use Of room per
wr,k : %
Fuel and Light, q
N;nt,ri 'rn per week, %
Washing per dozen ~
Students rooms are furnished via
stove, bCJsiead, mattress, wash. stsnJ, IL
bic, two chairs, rashbovl, pitcher, psil
look ng- glass. lamp aud window blinds
Bed clothes ani all other articles Of room
furniture other th,t ibos mentioned
above, must re furu shed by the student
There is no provision for self board " ia
I buildings.
Board bill payable one half at lh. he
ginning the other at the close Of the ttrn.
Further information may lie obtained
by application to THE PRINCIPAL
Huntiogtso, jabell county,
nl5f IVES; virginia
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- Farmers and HouseNvvPsrs, ANA all
tacrs whs i-si interested In Agriculture
matters are cordi4 ~ i-vlted 10 ccatrihats
10 ,o.s department OF the INpsrsNUsSr
Aay information as 90 the better way 10
3. anything connected with The Garden,
Eeru, Orchard or pairy, derived f'om &C.
tsAi experience. vii, be thankfully rece y
sl. send "a the .s,ts in your oSo i-a-
goa-o aud 0: uo, suitable for gU6Hca .,.
w.t.a.t correction. We Wi st,eai 10
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Railroads extending MroughMe entire Vest and No1th1csst

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here will be established til. PTp and shops
commenced Important railroad with the Southwest will
p ' .' aes with as Chesapeake Ono ] and ea @
a A. Hgaet"y et the cit. Huntington has which
vicinity the IRON beds Of Southern Ohio and West Virginia
to the
quality the quantity Of tn, Goals which they contain It
producing the best qn's Of pig e G S 'I timber quantities d and o"[ ea~
accessibility The region celebrated for the abundance and excellent
Commercial T The e city Huntington Hunt will
s n the S WITT r h . % asI oe Es a
the great rivers Of the West at ne hen head ,s s "ea and will therefore be-
great staples of
g. poe Of reudsnc inviting locality found than the
In leauy which remarkable it's gen.
eoc " for larse thriving population eyry 'P possible
asd "9i .s % view el and
tsea made sufficient width allow the cultivation of ornamental
nd s , n sqntd i eaT na eno"s allow
selected the better class of residences lots will only sold
Oc to conditions which Tl forever prevent nsn nee the
In the part the city College, b
buildings grounds where residents will opportunity
present prices binding beyond
within thirty % one delivery Purchasers p they 1y
given and one half remaining sixty per from date
with Interest Ser F %o n ann Of .e
per cent per a1% f the P ah these term, Of credit de
purchaser build the lot
the of certain cit
and conform specified regulations regarding
the and buildings
o the
possessing
Of
unlimited
securing plots
purposes.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad being completed it furnishes
cheap and pleasant firm the Eastern Washington
o.
Further information will be given application made
to either Of the gned
ID. w. EMMOSS Gent SupL
JOHN HI. OLEY, AGENT
Huntington, West Va,
JAMES J. TRACY, Ssya.d neury.
81 William Street New York
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad,

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the economical
Western and the Altar tic seatOard.
Huntington
railroad bridge be built
made a Huntington with