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In Brooklyn scandal trial the cross ex-
animation Of .TiIton has atlast been con-
cluaed, and be has been allowed. "to
stap down and out" 1t must be admit
ted that his testimony has not greatly
strengthened llis case; he was by no
meansas good q witness as Moulton.
Aothing;new, was developed and the
explanation given by Tilton "a, the con-
sideratlons Tint induced him " publish
his. ietterto Dr. Bacon was Weak and
unsatisfactory. He alsospoke ofa threat
made on certain OCCASION 10 shoot
Beechef, whichlin the light of..his sub
sequent. conduct, thsemed exceedingly
puerile; and WIS quite on par with his
talk about "vindicating" his wife.
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Also .------------
1t is the most natural thing in the
world to make acquaintance in Rome
People talk together of the things
they have seen or wish 10 see; they
60 to the same places by day, and in
the evening" they meet in the ladies
parlor to &pare their Impressions.
The Y1hg count never hllcd to
Join us8) the evening. Hshad a.
ways 81 Bething to show ss prints of
bis house in Spain, artic1s&of virtue
that he had bought, sketches that he
had made, for he was q good amateur
artist :.
Agroup of young people of different
nations generally collected on these
occasions, and the conversation often
turned on the usages peculiar to their
RESPECTIVE countries.
+. film Spain could not greet lady
with u simple good evening"" said the
count. 81 should say, Permit the
humbIest of your servants to lay him
TSelt at your iecl, VI. so'ho''''"o ''No
that" 49,
"Why do you not say it to us ?"-
asked, IL bright-cycd Canadian girl.
"Wcl1, it might be little awkward
ifyou should happen TO take it liter
ally. In Spain it is the 'merest COM
monplace."
'"If such exaggerated phrases arc
frittersd into commonplaces, and the
moStf'impassioned words grow mean
Tysnss, what can Spanish gentleman
SSfnd to say when his heart is. really
ftouched 2" l inquired.
~ fancy we. should find some very
Simple words to say It in" said the
| boSsAilsasAipgJiko girl. .t:.!a .*B4t ! DO no!
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Somebody has found a new way. o
writing "a cat caught rat" This Ii
how It Is done: A c so O or so. A
c-eighty (cat) (c-aught) eighty (ratl
He seems to think it very easy to read
lionaire is said to be "well off and indie.
pendant" A S25O,OO0 man is every
Comfortable" Place the.figures at S1OO,.
900 and the owner is ''small man" un
der $50, 900 he is poor" while q So5, ,0O(
man is such n poor devil rs to be unwor
thy of mention.
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An inuulriny man thrust his fingers INT" u
horses mouth To sec how ns,ny teeth Il hial,
and the hOrSc cioArl its tuou;i tn S'r bow
muuy inycrs the man hal. .Tne curiosity "t
each wis fd1ls sasisiied.
Recently ,thessushter Of q German sr"cr
in Rochesipr wnsanuried. Her father, With
pride and spice T humM, placed p!as:'r.l
in the window bc,ring this dc, ict-" i'.l'
store is cluscd On account VI >tNne fun III the
family.
"Take a wing :" said preSslmptuouS top
to sensible young lady, at the ct>r OF
ut the slme time cStosr!ng
his bent arm toward her. Mot ofn g's,rlcr.
'sfe quietly replied, and walked holSe with
her mother.
,-Tlse Young ladies Of the city have lapSe.a
into the horrid fashion of wearing Stockings
with broad white and brown stripes. I'iS
is more intolenble Us the windy and sloppy
wealthy will soon be upon Us.
The beet has its admirers, ana there bc
tho>c who uphold the merits Of the cabbage;
but all agree that the onion is a soup herb
production.
AIrs. Sylvan sent to the CRY the other Jay
for 'om Of those hlta-hg bats" The go'd
woman wants. Che Of 'hOFe that 'ur"ip Ut
the >"c' Is ;
X young inan in New York Is tcrpming
independently rich by breaking OF marriage
engagements Objectionable to his father at
SlU0 IL time
AS never pay my own debts it rn.t
likely shall pay hers This i, the franz
way in wlGh 4 Tacoma nun udycrti~.- ln'
errlnt wife.
All industry Is not dcli in the far west.
There is man there who can move his .nrs
like mulc-and his feet, too. when hc IS
iralltcd.
Since the report was started thu. earrings
make II woman deaf, it Is said that over two
hundred lls Crosse husbands have hr'ush,
hon.e sets Of fjcwclry.
There is single ,lndy in Rah,stcr who
checrfully acknowledges that she is fnriy
years old: ht it must be mentioned that hcf
lust sweetheart IS seventy at least.
There il evidently very brilliant iatur.
before Weston, but the general ~ thst hn
won't begin to realize it much until ~'nse-
body saws OF his legs
\ young man says the pettie~t girl in town
wears hluc-top Stockings and she is notafIah
to show EN-. lie saw them hanging N y
line in the back yard.
\ New York family ent- sIinS four inush-
t..rs tame near starving - death last week
h-n.,>r the tss,k loft n:,d none "f the girls
.hr:t knew how tn M AZ tea.
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Marble top tables Unhealthy. Itseems
strange that these elegant articles Of fur.
niture should be considered unhealthy
The Herald of Health says Of them:
"rhey are cold and rapidly absorb the
heat and vitality Of the body robbing 1t
of its life. We have heard of one inva.
lid whom the doctor could not cure, till
one day he noticed she used marble
stand and suspected 1t had something to
do with her i'll health. Soon she was
cured. We know healthy people who
feel the twinges of pain In shoulder by
sitting near one. They are handsome,
but unhealthy for all that"
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Don't lay me on the river bank,
- Amid the fragrant feWessssesr su,
Nor where the grass is watefed ~ 90 Z
# The early summer. showers. ~
But put me In the kitchen range,
And open wide the damper, ,g.,.l
And then my vaporous remains -,
Can up the chimney scamper.
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Pork PsospgcTs IN THE WEsT.-The st.
Louis Democrat. of recent date, has full
reports regarding the corn and hog crop in
the several Western Satcs, which show that
Iowa has an excellent corn crop, but only
seveuty-fre per cent. as many hogs MS last
year, and the weight Of these ~ greatly re-
duced. The Illinois corn crop will be abou,
one-third less than last year, and the hog
one-half less, and much lighter. Missouri
will hare a poor corn crop and large
falling offin hogs. In Kan<asand Nebrrska
there win, be great reduction in both o'rr
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PROFANE WORDS.

AS polished steel receives stain
From drops at raudom flung, q
So does the child, when words profane
Drop from q. parents tongue: !
The rust ea. in, and oft we find
That naught that we can do
To cleanse the metal Of the mind.
The brightness will renew. g, ~.
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What is Fame?

/ John Randolph was indignant because
o stage-driver In Virginia had never
heard OF. "John Randolph, Of Roam
oke." But great men may learn humili-
ty by thinking how limited their fame
is, and how many people know nothing
'of them besides their names. Mr.
Thackeray used to tell good story on
himself. ,,.
: When at dinner in st. Louis, one day,
he heard one waiter say to another. =
..'Don't you know who that is?" H.
NO." was the reply.
"That is the celebrated Mr.. Thack-
eray.n ,l..-..s y
-. Whats he done?" Z @t = go
"Blest if I know ares f,,u$ u$a.a
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b READ! REANs


|ConsunptioR CHred!!
OFFICE OF Q. sAdKET1 1&gs and
~ Medicines, New AlbfA& Ind,
.z Or. u.s. l'cma,rton, Aaesla' Ga:
Dear sir-7I i've reesiea your circu-
lars, and ,inlconseque1 of the distribu-
ton, I have sold abouedx dozen Globe
The Globe Flower Syrup gaining great
celebrity. I recommended it in two
cases Of consumption. One case was
bed-fast; had not laid on but one side
for two years !; hemorrhages almost every
day; much emaciated, and expected to
die. He has taken six bottles of Globe
Flower Syrup; bis troubles are all gone,
except prostratiOn, which is rapidly
improving. He will certainly get well.
The other case is similar, with same
good results. I c4n send you many testi-
monials if You want them.
Yours truly, etc., o. SACkETT.
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SECTION l. BE it enacted by the SA-
ate and House of Representatives of The
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, 1t shall be tle
duty of the Attorney General, the COMP
troller General, and by the Secretary 10
State, conformity, to designate, by pub
lie notice [in] one or more newspapers
in this State, in which all legal notices,
advertisements, or publications for the
State, of any and every character requir-
ed by law to be made public, shall be
published; and said Attorney General,
Comptroller General, and Secretary or
State, shall have power to make such
changes and new designations from
time to time, Us they may judge that
the public interest requires. ~
! Sac. 9.cAll State and County Officers,
and other persons are hereby required
to furnish to the newspapers designated
unGer this Act, for the State and for the
representative counties, for publication.
all legal. notices, advertisements anu
publications, of any and every character
required BY law. to be made pdbtic; and
no legal notice etadvertisemeht OF publ
cation required by law to be made pub.
lie shall have any valid force OF effect
unless published in the newspapers des-
ignated Under this Act; and noipubli.
cation, of any character in any newspa.
per not designated under this Act. shall
be paid for from the funds of this State,
or of any County: Provided, That the
said officers mSn6oned in Section one
' si,,tli have pa,ses.i IN cases requiring un,
usual pubet n G5ds5 s5dton ta those m
dcsirnated unde& this Act, as by and
wit}ethe advice of the Governor they
NAV select; and bills so incurred shall
be audited and paid in the usual mau'
SEC. g. All Acts and parts of Acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed
SEC. 4. ThfsAct shall take eject from
and after passage. : CJan. =, 1872.
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After this, we of the lower South
have no longer an excuse for wintering
without hot house. The cost of one
made on the Doctors plan is hardly
nominal. Common brown sheeting is
all required for the covering-.in the
Doctors experiment he used simply ar
old bed sheet. ,,,o,;,o p.a;,,.,.
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PE1f3RR1BLE CERE.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, April II, 1874.
DR.. j. S. Pemdfrton: 1t gives me great
pleasureto inform you that two bottles
of Globe Flower Syrup have cured my
son of.an, obstinate lung affection of
several years standing, after our best
physicians had given him up TO die, with
what they called Consumption. L shall
ever remember " Ith grateful heart and
recommend to all the Globe Flower Sy-
rup. It has brought more sunshine and
happiness to our hearts and home than
one millions dollniss could have DONE
God bless you. Your friend,
.-- ELIZABETH SPENCER.
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4, A,PeMIVt AND SPECIFIC REMEDY

A,PeMNV1 AND SPECIFIC REMEDY
Ev6R I C4ds, Coughs,F Bronchitis,
E Hoarseness, Obstinate Lung AT
fections, Asthma, Group, BleedM of the
the Lungs, HeurisS,, Difficulty of Breath
ing, Loss Voice. and will IF
2OoHAUMPTbN,
IS $4,000 &raNF NF-robbed witnesg ges testify,
No opium. Nothing poiso9bus. Deli
cious to fsv9 The earthtSaviollr to
all aftiicte3nlath affections n the throat
and lungs tBequeaths to FoTerity one
Of the great4st blessings, Rodhd Lungs
and immunitA from Consumption.
! nea- Over he hundredth9usand bot
Ties have besa used, and not aNngle
failure knowa. Thousands lof tq3imo-
mails fofwo1derful cures, will bEsent,
On application to any who doubt. :.
4 For sale by bill druggists. p;
< DIR. J. S. PEMBERTON;; & CO..,
> PIpprietors,ss Atlanta, Ga.
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AN AMERICAN GIRL AND HER
LOVERS.
IN THREE PARTS.
PART IT.

Iippincott's Magazine for February
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ARBESILLE BRANCH.
~ DOWN.

ArsslsSlsboeville...::.":........:;.22:$5p p. m; M
:asSgsafnodation Train, Oh this Brallch
III he run on Mondays, Wednesdays
and FFfdays. No. 9 leave Cokesbnry at
Gas Z. ma arrive at Abbeville 1888 a. m.
No, 4 leave A Abbeville 1890 p. M; arrive
Cokesbury-l:25 p. m. Train No. l, on
Main Stem, Columbia to Greenvli!e,
stopg twenty minutes at Cokesbury .for
Dihner. drain No. 1, .Greenyille: 70
Colnmbis, stops twenty-five minutes az
Belton for Breakfast, and twenty min
ntes at Alston for Dinner.
Z THOS. DODAMEAD,,f ,
Gen'l Superintendent
JABEy GagpoN, Gcn'l Ticket Agen
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; "a sox nRsssSH 4 BLUE R1peEDIv'N

& aceosrsiiodation Train between Bel
III aIT Anderson Tri-Weekly, viz /;
as5ak. Thursdays and Saturdays.
lave Belton at $50 A. NJ; ar
~. ,siesson 1880 4. If. No. 3 leave
sstss,sss,n at 200 p. NJ arrive !at Bel
aan sH. M. The Trains will run on
I sv Sffna naays wi,en Court Is il''kessloli al
FsA%.ig',, 80 ~. !, = E- :. - 49,.
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l;'bim as I can, that is all" ,'''.
That is all, is-it, your little. mis-
chief? thought |. AS if that were
not tho very refinement Of coquet
~! But ! prudently lyrefrained from
sayingit, for a tempest Of hot tear
began to fall, and she sobbcd, "Oi
Madame Fleming, | did not think
was going to forfeit your good opin
ion. What can l do? l can't hell
his liking me. like him too, and
that makes me feel SO. badly :.
."Do yon like him better that Mr.
Dcnham ?" '..r.-. =
Better than Fred % in u; tone O
surprise. Why. no of course not
| | have known Fred always"
"Thc best thing will be to tell him
of Mr.. Denham."
"Oh never cam" ','-<
II will, then" ::'."' III.
A"Don't,'I bescech you. I'VE. shul
60 away soon, and that witlibe the
end of. it.. Promise me you will not
I would rather tell. him myself is
had q chance" ....,r.j:.-... .>
Hooked to 500 my invalid friend,
land then descended to the parlor
lwhero found the young count almost
lalouc. lie looked eagerly rs ! enter
cd ~ thought Miss St. Clair was with
you. 1 havo Boon waiting for lrel
all the evening"
"1udoed!" -''~
II told her at table. that i wished
to sve her particularly. this evening.
"Pefheps shc did not understand
YOU" ~ :, ..'.:,::'", 80
| ooh yea she did,. You would moi
+ let her come ?" with sudden light
ming up up of tho expressive face:
III did otforbid her coming: / dig
not kyow that YOU were waiting fol
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The chlldscur when tCethlng-to relieve InhAm
nation Of the Gums, 10 allay uneasineSs, ~ quie
Collie Pains, TO promote Sleep, t0cure Summer Com
plant This We consider one Of the most valuable
remedies 70 be Kept In the family when the chill
dren are cutting their teeth. We are selling thou
lands Of bottles, and have 20 hear the hut persoI
Iay Il d not ell We recommend II to Re.
MOTHERS, have you 4 IitLly, Lesthih1 bds tina
TURNS the HOURS Of NIGHT when you % long iO
restl into one LOS0, WEARY DAYTIME Of W0RRi
MINT and cAREf CrI-CFY-Cy-all day and al
night longi II you have, hiiea 10 Tsdlol, be con
WINGED, kIiiGls no i0AqeT-a HEW drops Of lNRAN1
CORDIAL and your ehtd WILL be PAclTiED AM
SWEET, REFRESHING ELEEP will take the Place 0
wAKETUL SUFFERING. Procure al once bottle
Sold by all Druggists and
lAUGHLiN BROS. a CO., PROPRIETOR,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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LFassls By Joseph Gave, No 3 Twelfth arsst,
.,PirI 1issiIEH By Justin NsCurthy, Authar q
aLInley R1ehidrd, . "a Fair Slxnn,H 4e. vol.
lsmo Published BE- Sheldnn 4 Co, SeW YORK.
Priee, Cloth, Black Stamp $50. Rlpar, 500
This story was published in England,
anonymously, and was very successful. Ii
received from the press most aattering
notices, and had wide sale. All Of which
was very pleasing to the author, as its sue.
cess was purely the result Of merit. Its
nov, for the first time, published in this
country.
.'LOvE AYLoGT.r AstoFy Of the American Navy
By III. sheppard, U 5 \, | vol. l2mo. Pub
lishel by sheldon Co, New York. Prizes, Cloth
Black Stamp 81 80. Paper, 81 ~
Il is dedicated, BY permission, to Ad'
miral Rogers. The scene is laid in the
West Iudies, in the days when our navy
was engaged in driving out the pirates
Besides being most charming story, il
gives real and vivid picture OF life OF
board an American man-ot-War.
"a HoRsENAS's PILsuNNASL" By II. Il. Boye
en-, Aulhur Of aGunneF" ! vol. limo, Shel
don A Co, Publisher, New York. Price, Cloth
81 m
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A Verdict In Accordance with
Proofs,

The verdict Of the public In favor Of HOstetter'
stomach Bltten dihen from some that might b
mentioned, In being In strict accordance With The
proofs rePsatedly nddueed in support Of the saini
Of Amerca's must poPalrRmely. ItmAy well b
doubted II there was ever medicine In substantial
ton Of whose merits such mass Of unsolicited ter
tlmony has accumulated. An examination Of thi;
testimony establishes fact Of the last importance tC
the sick and debiaed aS we'll a thOso who an sK'
pIsed to untaTOrlbls inhlsncesof elimate-namely
ihat he Biters ar an unequalled tonic, an active
and thorough specific for every dsorieE Of the d.
RestiTe, hillary and excretOFy Orgln6, reliable
neanSoi regulating the disChaFge d the most impoT
tant functions Of tho body, and supreme pr0teC,'
tive against Intermittent and Trmittent ieveLaI and
al other disease to which malaria gives birth;
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MARSHALL County Letter.

RYERsoNs STATION, August 20.
Editors 1niellIgeneer:
1have only few items this week. The
harvest il over. Thteshing and ploWinl
have commenced. The wheat is much
grown in the sheai. Oats light. Hay
good, but light yield. Corn has a splen,
did appearance with promise Of a heavy
crop. There are some rumorS that the
potato crop is not az good a. indications
were some time ago, still a heavy yield i
certain. Vegetables and pumpkins are
splendid Rain has been plentiful fot the
past week. Flour IL dosra at the mills.
MAIL CARRIER.
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THE AFrER DINNER HOUR.

Dinner is Of course the elaborate meal
Of the day. The large dining room IL alive
with three or four hundred people, seated
at thirty or forty different tables, and the
hum Of their voices, mingled with the clat.
ter Of dishes and the rush Of walters,
makes a lively time from two to three
o'clock. The bill Of fare Is always tempt.
ing for dinner and everybody has good
appetite. Cheerful conversation, inter.
mingled with salt water jeu d'espritS, sea-
sons every course from soupto Ice cream,
and promotes digestion aiterward No
one need go hungry at the Long Branch
hotels. Their bills Of fare are excellent,
the cooking good and the service nnusu.
ally satisfactory. For all Of which they
charge at the rate Of four and a half to
FIVE dollars per day to transient guests
and about three dollars by the season.
After dinner the iavorite amusements
among those who remain around the no.
tells are croquet and ten pins. We have
a Cuban General at our hotel, the United
States, who generally takes a hand at the
former game. His name isGeneral Que.
sada, and he is the son Of the for.
mer commander.in-chiei Of the HPa.
triot7 army in Cubs, or as some
people would style it, Of the insur-
gent army. And speaking otthe General,
I must tell you something Of one or two
other characters We have at this hotel
First We have
ANExicAS GENTLEMAN
named N. De Embil, who wa for City
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LOOK FROM THE SEA.


To gel a good view Of the whole front
at Long Branch at a glance, you should
zee 1t from the deck Of a steamer or yacht,
standing out to sea a quarter Of mile.
The hotels look like large toy houses
white, cheap, ephemetal specimen, Of
money making architecture. They are
built lOngitudinally and latitudinally and
rejoice in a wealth Of verandahs that is to
be seen nowhere else in the country. They
remind me, as whole, Of the headquar.
ters Of the army Of the Potomac along
Arlington Heights during the FIRST and
second years Of the war, where Gags
itteamed and White.Wash glistened in the
sun as the loyal eye scanned the situation
from the dome oithe Capitol at Washing.
ton. Every hotel has it, colony Of two,
three, four or Eve hundred people. About
eleven o'clock in the day they are all out
on the veftndah', or the green lawns, in
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Anthracite coal in large quantities
has been discovered in the Shenandoah
mountains Of Virginia, nineteen miles
from HarrisonbufE.
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DIED.

CRAwFORD.-On Wednesday, August Is, 1873
At 70 O'Clock A. ", HENRY CLGuDIrs infant tOn o
Henry and Martha CraWiord, aged 10 months and
dayL
Funeral from residence Of his parents, 10 Bridge
port, this THURSDAY atsRN FriendiO family
respectfully invited.
LAsH-On Tuesday morning, August 81, 1875
JASE +. LASH, Ggel Is yeAD.
Funeral from the reIidEbeeOl NJ. Bradley Smith
KlrkVood, Ohio, Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock
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But speaking Of eternity, reminds me
that this letter Is in danger Of provoking
some allusion to that subject, not very
flatteting to the writer, unless II is speed.
lily wound up. had intended to tell you
about the afternoon drives along Ocean
avenue, about the one horse and two
horse tufn-outs, and especially about the
Presidents four horse concern. 1 had
also in reserve an account Of how the
evenings are spent at the hotels, after the
last train il in from New York, and all
the verandahs are full Of ptomenaders
and the parlots full Of dancers, but these
things and many others that might touch
upon must be left over to the chances Of
the indefinite future. c.
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PROFESSORS WANTED.
Applications to gil the following positions
in the Faculty Of the West Virginia Uni.
versity will be received until September
Chariot Astronomy and Physics tExecu.
tive Chair.
Chair Of Modern Languages.
Chair Of History, Political Economy and
Belles.Letters.
Chair OF Normal Instruction and Pinci.
palof the Preparatory Department
Address A. W. LORENTz,
sec'y pro tenn Of Board Of Regents,
au25 Morgautown, W. Va.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

T osr-
On wednesday morning, August 18th, somewhere
batvesn Ioaeph Bell Cos Stare, On Main straet,
ana the Aarketsueet Bridge, TWO BANK BILLS,
one So and the other S.
The 6nder will Be libeEally reWlrled by return
lte5 Main Elrret. aus6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-26
MORNING AUGUST 2 lS

the canopies, and on the beach. The
bathing houses are full and the surf is
full, and the hum Of multitudinOus voices
shouting and sporting mid the waves
miugles Unfortunately and indistin'
guishably with the sound Of many waters
The whole makes up a scene Of life and
animation entirely novel and interesting
to a fresh-waterman from the banks o.
the uupretending Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-26
MARRIED.,

HALI-REID-On Tuesday evening, August "a
ISIS al Inc residence Of the brides father, BY Rev
O. ". Chalflnt assisted BY Rey.J y. Rlacttori
Mr. joins HALL, Of Wheeling, West Va, and Mis-,
MAGGIE REID, Of "Mountaln View" Belmont
oounty Ohio