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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-04
TlRUsTEE's SALE OF
IW0OLEN FACTORY.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Elizabeth
Bradley to the under1igned trustee, dated the 7th
| day d September, A. D. 1875, and duly recorded
among tho land records Of Ohio county, West Vtr-
giniA, In Deed Of Trust book No. page 2Os, viii
SATURDAY, the Iith dly November, 1875,
At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, commencing At II o'clock
y. proceed 10 Icl 70 the highest and best bidder
the following described real estate and Other prop
erty, or % much Thereof a may Be necesHry 70
pay the debt secured by sat deed Of trust and the
expenses Of ale, that 70 say, all that part Of the
lotnumbered II (eleTen) dtuated on the east ode
Of Jacob, formerly called Sixth street In that part
Of The Fourth ward Of the city Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, commonly called East Wheeling, and
bounded on the west By Jacob street, On the south
BY Wheeling creek, on the east by lot numbered
twelve and On the North BY line 70 b drawn from
Jacob street 70 aid lot numbered twelve, parallel
| 70 and South from Ninteeenth street, formerly
called Lndsley street. and At the distinee Of 10
feet thTetrum, with the Improvements, appurte-
names, rights and privileges % the MD part lot
belonging or HpperthLing also the machinery, en-
CINE, boilers, fixtures and tools on aid real estate
70 Be sold - above.
The above property viii Be old subject to deed
o. truSt from the MD Elizabeth Bradley to Daniel
Lamb, dated December ID, 1894, and recorded
among mid land records In Decd Of Trust Book No.
I, page &6, the amount claimed 70 Be secured by
which deed, on October It'll, 1875, dedueting pay.
menu ut1de nuce IL execution ana QellVefy, WAA
81, 90 Of principal and So Of interest
TERNs oH SILE-Oreiourth Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof - the pur.
chaser may elect to pay, cash In hand the residue
In three equal instAllmentS payable respectively In
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sale,
With interest from that day, md the deferred pay
nents TO be secured BY deed Of trust on the prop
erty Sold.
Selling a trustee shall convey such tItle ~ d
vested In me BY said deed Of trust.
GEO B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
J, c, HERyKI, Aueti0neef. oeIs
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Southern WAR Claims.
From the New York Thbunc.l

TFT0n the NOV Iufk 4Ibune'I
Remember 1851. "The Democratic
party will never rebel; threats Of dis
union at the South come only from ,
few irresponsible persons" Democratic
speakers had said only year before. Sc
they say now, 1.-THE Democratic party
will never pay Southern war claims
Only few reckless men propose 1t to
please the mob; only ignorant men i'm
agine that it is possible. The Demo
cratic party would never permit such 4
thing" Yes, Democratic President
would resist Just as Buchanan resisted
secesaionI
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Toledo DsmOentl
ChnracterIstie Words.
samuel J. rldsnl

Samuel J. TlldenI
The war d q psrieci outrAEe, md VIA lend D,
lisIstAnso 70 Ii prosecution.
rs J. nldea'S Speech in lSsl.l
"IwIll reslSt, under any and all circumstances
the use d force 70 eoeteO the South into u
unloa."
Hendricks At shelbyViliS, Feb. s, isS1l
was not Eolng myseh, and IE0ald not recommend
any oas 70 DO thiAg WUuld not do mypslL
[Thumu A. Hendrieka In isS1l
al COng0lI would t1ke banda Of sWitehe
and SEiteh them u4neOln and his cAhlnet) out o
the white HoaSo II would b veil for the people
bat until that Il dGnO II viii not b wall fOI
may bear prtyeS In our churches, your IonI maj
70 70 the 6Itte- 0ela, but our country b not 70 b
TestnfOd q Il En until Abo1tioalIm b buried
neyef % b rosurTected."
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Democratic OPINION OF Tilaen,

| tCneinn1h Enquirer.
II could not but DO that man educated in Gun
ming, 10 hypesIsy, IN iniquIty. nominated In cor
ruption and shameless eGrontSEy, even though hi
millions could elect him, would gre rs the mos
corrupt administration the country has ever known
IcineInnid EnQuIrerl
First-He cannot eauy his own State In EOyem
Der.
second-Hs cannot carry my Northern state.
ThIrd-He l. . hypocfIte, political Swtndler
has been public plundereT. and Is really the only
dlEFputahle e1ndidAte prominently named On th'
Democratic Ode.
F0arth-He did what hs could 70 defeat III
Democratic party In the State Of 0hl0 In 1873, eI
pending his money and Substituting the Easter
DemOcraue party 70 that end, knowing that OhioI
victory was his defeat, and loving Tildsu NOR
than the D6moeTaue party. He has earned thl
enmity Of the West and south.
Flhh-Ho hsl sought that high 0fhee b
methods % unpFecod0atedly shameless and dis
reputable that It Would BE- an everlasting stigma
uPon q Demoeatle convention 10 nominate him
and repruaeh upon the American people 70 eleei
him II nominated.
Toledo DemOentl
The nomination Of Samuel J. TiIdsu, Of 81.
Louis, after the exposure q his EWindlng With
wildcat HhiHplISteTs In MIehlg1n, would dlEuel
the DtmoefIue party, and result h It, over
WhelEhng deiaE The Democrats would cut {
handsome hguFH With Samuel J. TlldGn, The
MIehlgan wild Cat hanker, On their tiekRt a q
hlrd-nonsy Candidate for President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-04
FES SALE.
mR1sTFEs SALE. - -

II
By virtue Of dted q trust made By Msal,o-
Hsrfs ~ VIII b he undefstgno1 TFIs.S9. dslej
he 2tth day u July, lsIe, and Teeadsd IN u
otiee q the Geek d The County Court q ohiS
county, Wet Virginia, IN DEED Of TfuIt BOX No
II, Page 100, vih0n
FRIDAY, December /. 1876,
Al 10 oeloek 4. n, At the front door Of the Coart
Houss Of MD county, IN the dtyO Of Wheeling, pro-
eOed 10 Iell 70 the highest md boJt bidder the tol
loving described property, that d % ny: parcel
q ground situate In the dty Of Wheeling, Wts'
Virginia On the east Ode Of old Filth street, NO!
called Eof street, between Twelfth and Eleventh.
street,, formerly called Monroe and Union Itreets
and bounded a follows: Beginning At = point On
the east Ode line Of Eo street. iortytEO (42 ieet
north d the north west corner Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church lot; thence oaitHlrdly at right
angles With Eof GtTeet and with the southern line
d parcel u ground belonging 10 Robert Strange
one hundred tI00J feet 10 twenty t5Q) fest alley;
thence NsStW1Fdly and parallel With the 6rIt line
one hundred (l00) let 70 Eofstreet thence north
VGrdly with The east llne Of Eof street eighteen
(lsl feet 10 the place Of beginning.
TERMS OF sALE-CaIh.
". c. HANDLAN, Trustee.
J. ". MIICHHLL, Auetloueer. noi
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FRIDAY, pnenb.r 1, ls70,
TRUsrEE's SALE.

~
By virtue Of deed Of trust made By Mathew
MeNAbb 10 the undersigned TruEtee. dated the sth
day of Nay. A. D. 1876, and duly reeaidsd among
the Land Records d Ohio county, West Virginia
In DEED Of Trust Book No 10, paSe 81, will On
SATURDAY, the 1sth day Of November, 1870
AZ the front door d the Court HouSo d Ohio eoun.
~, West Virginia, commencing At II A. u, proceed
70 sell 70 the highest and beat bidder the following
property, Or % much thereof a may BE- Necessary
10 pay the debt secured BY aid deed Of trust and
the expenses q bAle, that e 70 ny One tUo-horsI
Wagon, with sprtnklinG apparatui attached; ons
ose7sosss S VIA nita ap nm, KY nsaen.
Souel HEso about ten years oldi one Brown HorSe
about Hx yearS old.
Selling d TruStee, Ihal convey such tItle - ID
vested IN me by aid deed q trust.
TKRMs OF EkLE-Cash.
GEO. b. CALDWELL, Trustee.
J. C. HWY AuetionRSf eeiS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-04
EIMAncIAE.s


This Bank d organised and prepared 70 trAnnci
The baslnoss d banking IN ali ID detahG
Il succeeds the Hnt National Bunk Of wheeling,
b oWnnd By the iame lhAreAoldWs and d under thl
anne management. D.
By earetaIly reGirting the inires,s Of its cOues.
pondents and DepodtorS, md BY prompt and
Aithtul UIeeution u thdi Viihes II hopes 70 merit
their oteem and conhdence. .H.E
Notes and Bulls discounted.
collectiOns made on all pdtnts Throughout the
United 6htas.
Depodt Account. subiect 70 cheek at right ~
eeived from BankI Bankers, Firms, cRporAtiouI
and Individuals
osrtlasate d DcposltIrsus payable 90 demand
Or a 6Ted dGtes. |.
Interest allowed on Special Dspott.
pRScToE: g.,
Jacob & Rhodes, WIN. A. Turner,
George Adams John L Hobha,
Geo. W. Ffln1hdn, o. C Dewey.
Henry II. Harper, myd-dAv
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n sTEIN1fETZ,
u P.p.r Box Manufactures.

Ne. tsil and ms Main Street, IN EtalrI tOld
Union Ham z nov prepared % Eiks an IndI Of
lane{ md ElEin tIpT Boz! u q sod GtylS and
dsS nun The eo1nhy Funp1y Httsnde1 u, !y6
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s2.49,aiI.Ml

Or in round numbers an amount equal
to the national debt at the close Of the re-
bellion. And these are but moiety OF
what will awaken into life and contest in
the event Of Tilden's election.
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A. ,,oI, IA adaoaes, SoEiaSs P'PodA
~ ., EhtHiy va0bfha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-04
READ AND REFLECT.

The following bin was introduced by
b. T. Riddle, Representative from the
Fourth District OF Tennessee, in the
House Of Representatives, February %,
1876. 1t was read twice, referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary, ordered to
be printed, and can be taken up and
passed whenever the Democracy get full
control Of the several branches Of the
Government
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WEEKLY.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-04
Ghegnte4igsacer:
Mn, TILDEX AND SECESSION

latter from ThurloW Weed-The
Tnitcd South's Demand that
lis war Claims Shall be Paid.
C0erriOu OF States Not Lawful
In mr.. TiIden's OpiniOn--Seces-
sIon OF the Southern states
CNrtaIn n Mr.. Tilden Is Elected.
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Ii seaaon-pOpOOEn, Ohestnuu and d

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HEE1I.WERKLY.

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I5.sysrci by ourisrS in Cty Ibe pr SeeH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-04

q Asd a. sI;r1 COPY 70 Pei'1n se.uns UP Huo'
us rSey: P g s S5s ,DI NaSa1 o s in 4
sgi ~ .'tihST a. Ties eAn b proeurOd, send the
so Il ReStSteTVd Letter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-04
TRANSPORTATION.

EO.. land run dolly; No. daily except Mon
day Eo4 and q daily exeoft Sunday 10. -
stops at al BtAtonl between Wheeling and Grafton;
cgpbeElapd,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-13
News of the Day.

Cardinal McC,o,ky is lying i'll at Setor
Hall, South Orange, y. J.
The National Decoration Day is appointed
rs usual for the 30th instant
\ disastrous iucendiary FIRE occurred at Wi.
Transport, Pa. on Saturday last. consuming
the lumber yards ofthe Beaver Mills company
Barrow Il Co., Taylor & CO., and IIebard &
Smith. aud was the most extensive fire eveI
had there. The lumber burned occupied
about twenty-five acres.
Fox. the favorite "Humpty -Dumpty;' is
still at tic Mclean Asylum, Somoryillt, Mas
sachusetis His insanity has taken a violent
form, and be has to be confined in a padded
cell
Elihu Burditt twenty years ago planted an
acorn &C the famous Charter Oak, aud now it
is thrifty young tree in the garden Of his
sister, Mrs. Williams, at New Britain, Conn.
The most valuable forests for shipbuildins
10 the world are those Of Oregon, Washington
and British Columbia. The yellow fir. which
grows there 10 great luxuriaace, has no equal
for ship timber, nor Is there anywhere a sup
ply so abundant and so accessible Of even in
fcior tin bcr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-13
Political Points.

Tilcn is q confirmed bachelor, and won't
be troubled with brothers in-law-or a mother
in-law-s should he take up his abode in the
White House.
Tue Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel denies
that the Georgia delegates TO St. Louis are for
Tillcu. In its opinion Tj,u is the weakest
of all the prominent candidates, rs far rs the
South Is concerned says, if Georgia votes
flr hin, it will be through necessity and not
from choice.
Gov. Richard Coke, electcd to succeed Nor
gan C. Hamilton as Senator from Texas. whose
term expires on March 4. 1877. is a native Of
Virginia, who emierltei TO Texas about twcn-
ty years ago. During the war be was an ar
dent confederate. served in the southern army.
and is described 10y disinlerested persons who
are familiar with his sentiments as being still
intensely southern in all Of his nropensities,
aud rather, uou-progressive than otherNis Use.
Cannot some one be got TO charge something
on CoubIing, 50 that he can explain? Curly
headed C,nky is losing ground every day by
not having a chance to explain. If this elo-
qucut and elegant statesman will send us any
reasonable sum in currency, say ten dollar,
we will get up q lively set Of charges If lie
can make it twenty dollars. we will call him
a boss, and find a fellow serving out a SEN
tence for larceny who will swear that Boss
Cluklins employed him to steal Morton's sticks
so as to cripple his great rival 10 the Presiden-
tial race-The CAPITAL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-13
Virginia.

Trains now regularly pass over the splendid
new iron bridge at Narrow Passage.
Cant. Bolivar WarA late conductor on the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, haze received an
appoiutmeut rs superintendent of the Valley
railroad from Harrisonburg to stanton. His
business will be to look after the property Of
the company.
Mrs Jane Richardson, widow Of the late
Alexander Richardson Of Warrenton died in
Washington on Saturday last aged sevcnty-two
years Her remains were taken to WarFenton
for burial.
In the United States district court at Nor
folk, on last Saturday Rockford b. Stephen,
late deputy collector Of internal revenue Of
the 4th district Of Virginia, was convicted Of
embczzlement Of 81 600.
Mr.. Valentine Of Lynchburg is engaged on
bust of General Albert Sydney Johnston,
ordered by Colonel William Preston JOHNSON,
son of the ilustrinus soldier. The model
ing is being done from photographs"
Capt. Richard s. Parks, commonwealth at
torney Of Page County, convicted on the charge
Of forgery in the e. s. district court at Harri-
sonburg. aud sentenced to two years coniiue-
n ent in the peuitentiary and to pay fine OF
$500. Parks collected from client in bank
ruptcy the registrar 5 fee, for which he gave a
forged receipt in the name Of the registrar, and
in addition failed to turn over the amount OF
the fee
Pat Woods, Of Richmond, who practiccl
li,ticu,!s ON the poll Of Congress man Porter,
Of Virginia. is about to enter suit against the
United States for false imprisonment. Whom
will he sue The Forty-third Congress which
imprisoned him is among the things which
were, and Mr.. Ordway is no longer Sergeant
alarms of the House. 1t would be safe TO
wager sixpence that Mr. Woods, Of Rich
moni. viii never enrich himself By this suit.
1t recalls Don Quixote's encounter with the
wind mills.
A correspondent Of the Richmond Wig,
writing from Gloucester Courthouse, gives
these interesting items in regard to one ol Viz
ginias historic spots:
4 short time ago had the pleasure Of visit
ing what remains Of the royal palace Of the
princely Powhatan in this country. \ huge
stone chimney, built in the most substantial
manner. with a broad Preside, on which logs
four feet lOag can be put, marks the place 50
Tepttle WIN interest 10 '"c 10 Niui" q" 0'''e
ejst. 1t is situated on the York, at the mouth
of what is now called Timberneck creek, but
the king Of the forests called it Wcrowocoriico,
on the farm owned by John II. Seawcll.
4 rude cabin has been built TO the chimney,
and now around the same hearth where his
majesty the king Of Pomaunkee and their royal
highness the princes and priucesses gathered
to smoke their native weed a son Of Africa,
with his broken stemmed chalk pipe, gathers
his sable brood all unconscious that royal
feet have stood where he now stands ADD royal
forms have lain where he now lies. Here that
event which doubtless saved the colony is said
to have occurred-the rescue Of Captain Smith
by Pocahoutas This old chimney, known as
" Powhatau 5 chimney" is one Of the few re-
minders left US by time OF the great lndian
king.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-13
IndispuiaD.e Evidence.

ST. ELMO, LII July s, 1874
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. d., Buffalo, n VI
wish TO add my testimony TO the wonderful
curative properties of your Alt. Ext, or Col
den Medical Discovery. have taken great
interest in this medicine since FIRST used it
was badly afflicted with dyspepsia, liver de-
ranged and an almost perfect prystraiion Of
the nervous system. So rapid aud complete
did the Discovery effect a perfect cure that it
seemed more like magic aud perfect wonder
to myself, and since that time we have never
been without a bottle Of the Discovery and
Purgative Pellets in the house. They are
solid, sound family physician in the house and
ready at all times to fly to The relief Of sickness
without charge. We have never had o
doctor in the house since we first began the
use e your Pellets and Discovery ] have re-
commended the use Of these medicines in sew
eral severe and complicated cases arising from
as thought. an impure state Of the blood, and
10 no one case have they failed 70 more than
accomplish all they claimed to do. | will
only mention one as remarkable, Though
could give You dozensl Henry Kosier, furni-
ture dealer, of this place, who was one Of the
most pitiful objects ever seen, his face swollen
out OF shape, scales aud cruptions without end
extending to his body, which was completely
covered with bloiches and scales Nothing
that he took seemed to effect it a particle.
finally induced him 10 try few bottles Of the
Golden Medical Discovery, with daily use Of
the Pellets, assuring him it wonld surely cure
him. lie commenced its use some six weeks
since, taking two Pellets each night for a week
then one each night, and the Discovery as di-
rected The result is, to-day his skin is per-
fectly smooth, and the scaly eruptions are
gone. He has taken some seven or eight bot
ties in all, and considers himself cured. This
case had balflcd the skill Of our best physi-
clans Messrs Duusford & Co., druggists Of
tnis place, are selling largely Of your medicines
aud the demand steadily increases, and they
give perfect satisfaction in every case
Respectfully,
W. II. CilAMPLTN.
Agt Am Exp Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-13
Whispers From Washington.

ile OlP.'a' was unusually d"u '"'S week.
n'.' Houses oil Congress- me Executive an"
D'''ae'' supreme C.or,' ana thousands OF ouF
p-'l.ss'''''l ''' I"'.'ie'l"".
A forged subpoena. emanatins. seeming
ly from tie Indian Committee brought Wild
n. Kim, II,,sisr r., the CITY the other d,v III.
name was rr,r,er ami he tremblel because he
,r,.s,, l,yl,,e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-13
Keely's Motor Not So Remote.

In our last issue, we think, was copied from
On exchange a puaaias paragraph recitins, ia
brief, that
6eelys motor becomes re-motev aud rc-moter.
The inventor must certainly have regarded
mis "tbe gukinIsst Gu, Of ALL And 50 it
certainly was, possessing all .lo attributes Of
Grst-class sarcastic thrust: brcyi,y and point.
But Mr. KeeIy cannot blame any one but HIM
SELF lie Kept his much yauutel motor in
the duk SO long, and avoided So s;ujiously
further publicity that every one naturally con-
cluled that both inventor aud invention had
70 use a term 10 vogue with bad little boys
gone up aud berflmmuSel
L; seems, however, that the victim Of oil
these newspaper jokes is not. by any means
defeated 10 his grand project. lie has been
engaged, during this provocative silence Of his
IN searching for substance whose power
might successfully withstand the terrible force
Of his cold air motor or, 10 other words. hC
spent tie time in finding a receptacle Of suff-
cicut strength to coataiu his pet invention
This dgsileratum has. we learn, been discover
60. and an exhibition Of tue idea" which Is
to rey5lu,iou;zs tie world may be looked or
early ia June, at the Centennial ADd yet
there be doubling 1homase>. even after this
cheering news The Washington CdroHjc'.
msiaaates that i; die " u'ea, aforesaid may
be an harmless giant, something on Tie plan
ct Baruams famous gorilla, presented in q
large sized balloon surrounded with broken
and iulcuicl iron blrs-tle seeming evidences
Of his cruacling caPlcities-and on which d
belg3.el, because Ignorant public gazed in
awe at li;y cents bead, Otcourse, alter his
sluCing promises, this caunotbo aPprehcud
- ofous Kee'y, but perhapsit may be wei
Tor him 90 charge an admission fee when Oh,
exhibition comes of, Tn case Of collapse
ton, much, anyway, would be raked in, az,
besides an imp5s;or, in this blessed country o.
ours, can't fairly assume the role il he doe.
not yictimizs the gree1ies en- q cash basis
These remarks are al aaticipl,ory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-13
Maryland.

William Debcet. age eighteen, while bath
ing at Spring Gardens, Baltimore. last Sunday
was drowned.
The Baltimore city councils have passed an
ordinance prohibiting political professions at
night.
The water tug boat lin, Capt. Fenton was
sunk in Baltimore harbor last week. The
crew were saved.
An infant child Of Mrs Lutz OF Keedysville,
Washington County, was accidentally strsn-
gled last week during the mothers absence.
Frank Hume Of Washington has purchased
for $500 tic property known as Point
Lloaou..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-13
Southern Shots.

Memorial Day in Charleston was celebrated
on wednesday.
Augusta, Ga. has painting ofSt jerome,
which according to the Coustitutionalist, /,
known to he over four luadrei years Old
The pews 10 the newly consecra,ed Clthe-
dral a, Savannah have been sold at good prices.
Some Of the choice locations brought 500
premium over the rate fixed.
Colonel Z. G. Howard aud Tony, who wa
formerly bis slave and now bears the name oil
A. II Howard. are both membersof the South
Carolina Legislature.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-13
District Meeting.

We are requested to invite tie Democratic
Conservative voters Of Charlestown District to
assemble a; the Court House at O'Clock on
Sl.rIy afternoon, bag 2oh, for the pur-
pose Of selecting Delegates % the State Con-
vcution which viii be held in Charleston on
tae 18th OF June for the nomination Of candi-
dates for various State officers. a fuila,tend-
aace is desired, so TIA, fall expression Of the
viewsof the voters Of Caarles.owa District
may be had.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-13
Press Notice.

The eighth annual session Of the West NJ
ciDia Press Association will De held az Charles
town. Jeaer,oa County, on Thursday June Isl,
fS-G 4 lull attendance Of membership Is
desired and expected. Those members who
expect 90 attend viii please at once notify the
Secretary at Grafton. Not being in possession
Of the Secretary books, the present Secretary
is not able 10 determine whether all the mem-
hers received a copy Of postal notice, recently
issued De therefore expects an who may have
been neglected % accept this notice as suih-
Gent. and requests immediate reply. Mem
hers Of the press wboare not connected with
Tie Association are invited 20 respond, also,
which viii be regarded as 40 Indication OF their
ia;cn,ioD 70 cooperate with the organization
10 future
o. c.. Sc5rI-LD, Pres.
G. ". SHINN, Scc'y pro tenn.