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WEST LIBERTY LETTER.
Recent Public Exercises NJ the
Normal School.
WEST LIBERTY, ONO Co., W. VI
December q,

WEST LIBERTY OhIO CO'I W. h'i
December 81. I
Editors InielgenCu
public examination Of the pupils oil
the West Liberty Academy waS held at
the Normal building, in this village, on
Thursday, the 23d OF the present month,
under the auspices Of J, c. Gwynn, A, T.
The present Principal. The examination
which continued Throughout the day, en-
braccd the following branches; Algebra,
geometry, arithmetic, mental and prActi.
cal, geography, natural philosophy,
grammar and rhetoric.
There were present during the fore.
noon and afternoon a highly respectable
audience. The examination was thorough,
critical and sitting, evincing no ordinary
capacity in Prof. q. as n public educator,
The answering Of the classes In their va.
rious studies was highly creditable 10
The students and their gOntlemanly in.
structor The examination closed at 4
?. NJ, and was succeeded ut night by a
public literary entertainment given by
the Union and Methatrian Societies Of
West Liberty Normal School, Among
the pieces presented on that occasion we
noticed the following: Original grafton
The Evils Of Public Life" by L. r
Nui1m. Thia was an deliberately written
article, and, for u young man, OvinCed
considerable talent.
RcitatiOa-"The Months In this
charming piece the months Of tho year
we're represented by bevy Of damsels
young, graceful and lovely, all arrayed
IN 'potle's white, cmblcms Of purity and
innocence.
Didlogs-"Courtship Under Difficult.
ties" The impersonation Of the varioul
characters in this humorous dialogue
vas admirably sustained, and ELECTED
repeated plaudits from the audience.
Eaay-"Who'll Have Itp By Mis-.
Laura A. Young. Her essay was mol
only well written, but was read with {
grace that did honor to It's fair authorizes
&'stt Oration--"Tho Famine. Mis-
Belle Leo. The grafton by Miss Lee wa
delivered with proper emphasis and ar
NSaI9.tIon, aud was, upon the whole,
pleasing selection.
dialogue" Deaf Uncle zed." Thil
comic dialogue was, like the one tina
preceded it, fayOrably received.
E.aay-"What do You Think Of US7'
Ibis production, full Of playful wit ant
sarcasm, was intended for hypetcritica
and iaalt.dndihg people generally, ant
was vel read by It's fair authoress, Mis-
Emma Frank Bell.
=, DtaIoaiej-"Little Angels and 9TH
Witches in the Cream" were we'll person
sied by the performers, attracting intel
interest.
&!etl 0rdlion-"ThO Mountain Lamb,
y Mis- Alice Caldwell" was we'll de
claimed.
The exercises closed with select ora
lion by Miss Callie Curtls-"The Pollsl
roy" This Grafton was detained b.
Miss c, with a Clearness OF enunciatio
mat reflects credit on 80 young lady.
The music was excellent Throughout
and the audience was dismissed at a lat
hour, much gtatifed with the evening
Entertainment. A CITIZEN.
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Sabbath School met in the morning and
enjoyed q treat Of candies, &c, Not be,
ing Present, l cannot speak from person,
Al observation, but, / understand Ia
everything passed of pleasantly,
While many enjoyed themselves a
above stated, | was sorry 70 see that a
great many spent the day in the old fash,
Toned way, i, q, getting drunk, rowdying
&c., though we had less Of this in Mounds.
vile than is usually the case.
Roast goose is very fashionable on the
bill Of fare for Christmas dinner in our
place Just now. was told by one who
pretends to knoW-and no doubt he
does-that no one can enjoy Christmas
rightly unless he eats roast goose for
dinner. Turkey will do for T6anksEiv.
ing, but not for Christmas,
The needy ones Of our town were not
forgotten. Numerous baskets laden with
the necessaries Of life were sent to fami-
lies who from sickness and other causes
stood much in need Of what was donated
by those who are more highly favored
than they. II Is right to do thus, and
the feeling following such giving we'll
repays whatever sacrifice was made to
do 1t, The worthy poor should always
be remembered,
The quarterly review OF the Sunday
School lessons was held at the NJ. Z,
Church last night, but owing to the storm
but few were present. Some fifty or six.
~ who assembled before the rain began
to fall in torrents, enjoyed themselves
very well.
Our Teachers Institute opens to.mor.
row at l O'Clock p. NJ. 1t Is confidently
expected that the majority Of the teachers
Of the county will be present. DR.. Blair
and Prof. May Of FaiFmont will be with
Us part Of the time, a. also will Prof.
w, II, Morton. Prof McCord OF Pitts.
burgh, Pa, will be the chief instructor,
and the exercises will repay all teachers
who may come, The Disciples expect a
grand time at their church on New
Years Eve. The exercises will consist Of
short addresses, and the little folks will
enjoys treat Of candies, apples, &c. On
the same evening the ladies Of the N. f.
Church expect 10 hold, what they demon.
inatO:,a Pound.iestiyaI. will not at
tempt to explain what it is as do not
know, but will cordially invite all who
read this TO come and see for themselves.
The proceeds areto be applied toward the
erection Of the now church building.
Rev, LYDIA preached at the NJ. E. Church
yesterday. lie was formerly pastor here
and he was warmly greeted by many Of
his old friends. X.
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pRENTICEIANA.
Sonc Samples Of the Dead Ed.
ltOf'S WitIcISinS.

TORS W1tlclSIES.
The editor Of Stdisman says
more villainy Is on foot. We suppose the
editor has lost his horse.
James Ray and John Parr have started
locoioco paper in Maine called the
Democrat. Parr, In all that pertains TO
decency, IL below zero; and Ray is below
Parr.
"Have I changed ~ exclaims Coy,
p. We don't know. That depends
on whether you ever was an honest man,
The Washington1 Globe says that such
patriotism as Mr.. Clay's will not answer.
True enough, for IL cant he questioned.
The editor Of the-speaks Of his "ly.
Ing curled up in bed, these cold morn.
ings." This vetifes what We said u him,
some time ago-''he lies like dog"
The Philadelphia Ledgtrsay that Clay
Calhoun and Webster are behind the age.
Then the age must be "tail foremost
A young widow has established pis-
tol gallery In New Orleans. Her quail.
flcations as a teacher Of the art Of duel.
Ing are, Of course, undonbted; she has
killed her man.
Mr.. William Hood was robbed near
Cotinth, Ala, on the 18th inst. The Cor
NTH paper says the name Of the highway
man IL unknown, but there Is no doubt
that he vas Robin Hood.
A new democratic paper In North Car.
olina IL called The Rising Day, Il ought
rather to DO called the Night, for II IA The
shadow Of the "Globe.' $3.50.
Mr.. John Love was recently lost dur.
ing a passage from Texas to Mexico. We
had supposed that no Love would ever be
Loaf between those counties.
The Globe says that "Mh Clay Ia q
sharp politician No doubt about IL
but The editor Of the Globe Il 8 sharper
Messrs. Bell and Topp Of the North
Catolina Gazette says that PrentlceS arc
made to serve masters. We'll, Belit
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ctr M0rNDsVlLLE LETTER.
AIouSpyvtIt,E, December q.

MOUNDsvILtlE, December q.
Editors latclligenNr
No doubt you will 10 over crowded
Win accounts Of holiday doings, but still
will venture briefly TO give an account
0! what has been taking place al Mounds-
nlIe. On Christmas eve the NJ. f.
sabbath School gave an entertainment
which was very enjoyable affair to all
present, Two Christmas trees connected
WIN an evergreen wreath we're erected In
'front.' Of the stand, and these we're laden
Hsh perhaps some five hundred presents
lot Z, the children and patrons Of the school.
me following programme was carried
6psusias ,, ,,,....,Prayer Singing
'",n'lon-ChrlNmas Tines..,,.o1 Oracle WhArry
Little Minnie Ferrel
IhctRO Squirrel. ,.".n",,Jes5e CFago
The babyS siOSE ips.,,...,,A Allie Bonar
Merry Christnias","".".-,,TeEie Jones
Captain Roots. Willie Smith
Singing
How Santa Claus wiS caught, Ola Elder
Foolish htll' maiden. Oracle WhAffy
Singing
a song by the little folks was loudly
aPpiauded, after which tho distribution
q ne gifts took plaLe and little hearts
and big ones too) were made glad A
"i Retrowd was present.
Vn Christmas day the Presbyterian
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acknowledgement.
ANGUISH.

, u,on oFltc.-nr H. NORMAN duSS''oS
u-,uu.h tho heart, the human heart,
NV lar Of pain aud sorrow,
t,i,an lho throne Vi lliO and love
,6slp Il will but borrow
,SITbsg he silver cord SaOns iOOS0d,
M s5Elen blwl seems breaking,
r,Iira bat tho daTkcned hour
WhIshhgr4lIs!oys aWaEIng'
g.litts,h up, He eaSt9Ih down,
H. Iafts d, irJui our dearest
", Thtn the darkest seems Ills lT0En,
,jd,meiCy Is tho nearest
l6I lholsn lie gives the thorny clown,
Ne gIvtth grace to wear W
S,,pf eros, no sanddth down.
Without the strength to bear IT,
W.,u,the frantic hand on high,
And thInE God deals unkIndlyi
WrsS aJl tho all.pitylng eye,
Bat ltl our sorrow bllnlly.
niigil NJ cry 10 sorrows hour,
OGol 10 mercy, hear Us
g5yettlbg mercy, bent with power,
lieyef lowering near u.s.
gssc 10, through the shades OieArlh
The uitsOi mercy towering, a.,
m, elIlis which GFTow has given birth
COL, lghti, from VI eIVeElnBi
AMI Often, while Ia blank despair
Ia grtl and pain wO anguish,
Wsri.p theiaivant voice Of prayer,
TAit Ito may sGc our anguish
MNill roof heart beat not 40 wild,
uuaythy angItshed say log
did salCnpth O'cr His suffering child,
Ne hrirsthy silent praying,
And neyer INN the sufferers heart
Ross up the voice Of sighIng,
Bat ihillisbiTO the heavier part,
And iIilIcl the anguIShed crying,
l,,k ap. sal soul The night haipliSel
There llWni a diy Immortal =
l.)oE up AMI sec ths light Al last
Roll through Ills golden portal.
Brush bick the tears which shr0ud from slgh
The hills with rapture VernIl,
And welcome to thine eyes the light
ualadlng aud eternal,
(iol never sent single cloud
Without the my to light II,
lioi ngTc' lCl sing soul
70 dlfEC1 and bNnight II.
Then lei ~ place our hope above,
Though all seem to betny nS,
And resi- In Ills eternal love,
And trust lIm though lie slay ",
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
The island Building Association


The island Building Association
vs.
August Obefllck FL EAbeth 0befllck his wife,
Henry IIeyle, The Commercial Link, and VII.
liam II. caldwell, Trustee 10 Chanory.
By virtue Of decreO Of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling made and entered ID the above entitled
cause gu tho I'D day Of November, 1873, will on
"WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of January, 1870,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of said day, at the front door Of
the court House Of Ohio county proceed 10 sell al
public auction the following described real estate,
that ID " my All the south One-hAlt u the north
0ne.half Of lot Numbered SJventy .Ono l7l In the
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling laid out by VIII
liam Chaplins aud Others SNd parcel Of ground be-
Ing situated on the east side Of Main street. betweel
Twenty second and TWenty.thlrd streets In the
Filth Ward Of said city, together with tho business
house and dwelling located thereon, tho San0 being
No. 1854 Main street, Gentle wheeling
TRRAs OF BALE-One. third Of the purchase nloI'
ey, or 40 much moro rs tho purchaser muy elect 10
pay, In cash on the day Of Sale, and tho residue Of
said purchase money Ia two equal lnstallments lt
six and twelve months from thb day VI sale, with
Interest upon aid deferred lnstallnents from the
day Of sale until payment the purchaser to give
good personal security for tho payment OF said dc.
iorred InSAllments aud the title 10 tho property 10
he retained until the purchase money IL fully paid.
JAMES r. ROGEhs,
Special Commissioner.
j. ". MITCHELL, AuctiOnCer. dei5.W
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For the IntOlllgcncerl
Marshall County Teachers InSti-
tute..FiFSt Days Proceedings.

For the IntOlllgcncerl
Marshall County Teachers InStl-
tute'-FirSt Days Proceedings.
MOUNDS VILE, December %.
Called to order at ! o'clock Pm. by
s. 4. Haven. .....
The opening exercises were conducted
by +, II, Crago.
The following committees were re.
ported:
Nomination Of 0RcerS-M. W. Morgan,
J. b, Robinson, Miss Ollie McClOsky and
Miss Jennie Cope.
EarOIlmsRt-F, II. Crago and Miss Lila.
ale SloaA.
Finanec-E. Bonar, B. +. Meighen, Miss
India Evans and Miss Maggie McGaw.
Time and Pace Of Holding Next Needing
s. ESkey, Professor I, u. Ross, Miss Liz.
zie Sloan and Miss Maggie McGaw.
Centennia!-W. NJ. Writ, +. II. CragO,
Miss Maggie McGaw and Miss Olive Nc.
Closky.
RECESS.
The instructor, Prof. Goo. +. MCCord,
not having arrived, the time after recess
was taken up in the discussion Of queries,
miscellaneous, &c, 1t was decided that
the sessions Of the Institute be from 0 A..
NJ. to l2 NJ, and from to 4:3O =. NJ. Sew.
eral queries were presented and discuss.
ed. The query SHOULD the higher
branches he taught in our common
schools" caused quite an animated dis.
Vussion. About twenty teachers were
present, and quite a number Of the citi.
zens Of the town favored US with their
presence. The Institute bids fair 10 be a
successful one, Prof. McCord has not as
yet arrived, but he Is expected this even.
ing.
4 young gentleman from Indiana, Mr..
Taylor, made some very pertinent re.
marks concerning the plan Of conducting
schools In his State. A Mr.. Quick Of
Wood county, also made some very forci.
bio remarks on one Of the queries pre-
sented.
On motion adjourned to meet to.mor.
row at 0 O'Clock, REPORTER.
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ADVERTISERS GAZETTE.

A Journal Of Information for Advertisers Edl
tIOn, 1900 copies. Published weekly. Terms, ::
per Rnnum, In advance. Five specimen cOpIOl
different dates to one address for % cts. OflCe
Il Park Row, Now York.
GEO. r. HOWELL 4 CO.,
tlec20-eoIiW Editors and Publishers
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
j. States for the District Of West Virginia.
In the matter Of Andrew J. Sweeney, bankrupt
UStrEp STATES DISTRICT CLERKS OFFICE,
AT WHEELING, VIVA, Dec. "a, 1870.
Notice ls hereby given that petition has been,
to-wlt on the I'd day Of DeCembOrl 1873, hled III
Wheeling, ia Rd District, who has been heretofore
duly declared bankrupt, for discharge and certl'
hcate thereof, from all b debts and other claims
prOvablo under tho United states bankrupt Act
and that tho 10th day Of January 1870 a. 10 o'clock
4, NJ, before Sald Court, at The Office OF George T.
Boyd, one Of the Registers Ia Bankruptcy, At No.
81 Twelfth street, Wheeling In said District, haa
been assigned as tho time and place for oil creditors
who havS proved their debts, and other persons In
interest 10 appear and show cause II any they have
why tho prayer Of tho said petition should not be
TcSts, JASPER Y. MOORE,
1e22.W Clerk b. C. us, u. W. Va.
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THE CosT OF A FASHIONABLE WoMAN's
DREss.-Sala tells about young French.
man, who, being engaged to beautiful
creature, happened to get n glimpse in
time Of her laundry bill. In horror and
amazoment hO made a rapid calculation.
To support her and her linens It would
be necessary to commit forgery. So he
broke of the match in despair. This
sounds extravagant enough, and yet hero
is the bill Of items furnished by one who
knows all about the necessary outfit Of q
genteel lady Of the period:
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Pttea Ttrtuiy.cu Cmit
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
NtNrrY.NrSrn EDITION.

Containing complete list Of all the towns In the
United States, the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canada, having population greater than 5000 ac-
cOrding 10 the last census together With the names
Of tho newspapers having the largest local cruula
ion In each Of tho places named. Also, catalogue
Of newspapers which are recommended 10 adyer-
tsers givng greatest value In proportion 70 prices
charged. AlSD, all newspapers In the United States
and Canada printing over 6,001 copies each Issue.
Also, all the Religious Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile Eduta-
tional Commercial, Insurance, ktal EstatO, Law,
Sporting, Musical, Fashion, and other special class
Journals very complete lstL Together With a
complete list Of over 800 German papers printed In
the United States, Also, an essay upon ndSertl1-
Ing; many tables Of rates showing tho cost Of Ad-
veftislng In various newspaperN, and everything
which beginner 10 advertising would like toknoW
GEO. r. ROwELL 4 CO.,
vel Il Park Row, New York.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
States for the District Of West Virginia

In Tho matter Of Thomas G, Sweeney, BANKRUPT.
UNITED STATES DisrMcr CLERK'S OPTlcE
AT WHEELING, ". VA, Dec y, 1875.
Notice Il hereby given that petition has been,
to.wit, on the lSth day Of December 1876, fled
in said District Court by Thomas Z. Sweeney Of
wheeling In said District, who has been heretofore
beate thereof, from all his debts and other claims
pfovable under The United States bankrupt Act,
aud that the goth day Of january, 1916 at 10 O'clock
4. NJ, before said Court, al the office Of George 4
boyd, ono Of the Registers In BAnkruptcy,at No
O. Twelfth street, wheeling, In said Dlslrlrty has
been assigned aS the time aud place for all creditors
Who have proved their debts, and other persons 10
interest 10 abpeat aud show eduse, II any th0y have
Why The prayer Of the aid petition should not be
granted. . = ..-....
Teste, JASPER Y. MOORE
de27.w Clerk u. G, u s., D. W, Va.
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ccoyTRlBuTOEs.-EO attention viii DO paid
N W , ',NS communicailOnSi every article
~, ,I = nromplaIcd by the wrisoFlreal name
niiliir's'
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FINANcIAL.

This Bank Is organized and prepared 70 transact
the business Of banking In all Ii details,
II succeeds the Eut National Bank Of Wheeling
"a owned by the RmR uharUhOlderI and . un4er Tho
same MANAGEMENT,
By carefully regarding the interests Of Ia Cones.
pOudentS and DepoGitNFI, and BY q prompt and
faithful RXeCutiono Of their Wishes Il hope % m6Eil
their esteem aud confidence.
Notes and BILLS discounted,
Collections made on all points throughout thu
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject 70 check al hght 70.
Ceiyed iTom Banks, Bankers, Firms, Corporations
and Individuals
ceTLiacates Of DOpOsIt Issued payable On demand
or AZ hXed dates,
Interest allowed on Special DepO1ih.
Jacob $. Rhodes, VIM. A, Turner,
George Adams, John L. Hobbs,
Geo, W. FnnLheim, John z. Wilson,
Henry n. Harper, my2l.dAW
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IfRVs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

all IA adtdae', pofia9s Prepad'
8, Ol Three monihL-"...,s2 %
u 81 4 col one month'-,,,,.,',.,. %
u s;s ,tl ~ Carriers in City lSc per week
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GDsYC1IOMAECY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
L How either sex may iaSClnae aud gain tho
Stanty. This art oil can possess, free, by mail, for
Is cents; together With Marriage Guido, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, Hints 10 ladies', etc, 100000
sold. A queer hook. Address T, WILLIAM 4
CO., Pubs PHILADELPHIA
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NOa . and Daily. No. 9 Daily "ACrIt sunday.
East bound trainI make connections ri BalllIIlVIO
with trinS for Philadelphia, New York aud BOSTON,
Al Washington City, Tor all points South,
Weslbound trains make direct cOnueclon Tor ali
points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cans on all night tTalnL
WHEELING, PTTTs'G AND BALT DIVISION
RA5I-LRAVR WnT-LRAVEs
tWhe6ling daily eWAShIngtOu, Ia,
al.,......-.,...T5ba, IN. daily At..r"..&t0 u, M
SWheellng daily NWashingtOn, Pa.
lt.".,..."..,-t2Sp y, nj. daily At,,,r..-i;26 p IN
Except sunday. I"EKcrpt SUNDAY.
Tickets 10 all principal points eau bo procured al
the Ticket Olic6 Al tho DepOL
THUS. X SHARP,
Master Of Transportation
\. 7. DEVRIEl, General Agent, Wheeling,
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