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TDRACSOS.

have on hand tull line of IObaccos,
from the leading manufactures in the
country, including LOrillard's, FINER
Bros, Homer HudsOn's, J. b. Pace, Rich
mOnd, J, X. Pace, Danville, b. +. Grayely,
HOlbroOk's Monitor Navy, larry Z. Hol-
brooks Navy.
can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices
NJ. REILLY,
1909 and 1911 Main Street.
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PERIODICALS.

NOW Is THE TINE To SUBSCRIBE
~ Tor them. MI subscri ptions Tor
Daily, Weekly and Monthly publications
at publishers lowest prices
A subscription 10 a good weekly or
monthly Is a very scceptsb Die Holiday pre-
sent. {. II. Quincy,
decl3 No. lili Market Street
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EUREKA.

TIME BEST GAS BURNER IN THE
| market and warranted 10 do all that
is claimed for II. II is in universal use
throughout the East, and the city of Pitts
burgh has adopted it on all the Street
lamps. and in all the public buildings,
and is In use in many private houses. AS
to being the
BEST AND Oh APEST BURNER
To be had, the following comparisons
endorse: The same pressure to zach burn
er; an Argand burner gives - per cent
more light than comm on Brass Fish
tail burner; Lava Tip bras. burner mo
check - per cent more; Ellis patent IS
per cent more; the Eva 5 - per cent
more; and the Windsor patent o. per cent
more. Thus you will see the Ellis equals
the Argand, the Evans gives 10 per cent
more light, and the Windsor Is per cent,
proving itself the best burner in the mar
ket. Having been appointed sole agent
TOR the Windsor Burner, l now offer them
To the cities OF Wheeling. assuring them
that ii is all that is claimed Tor IT, and no
one using gas can afford to be without
them. Also a new and complete aSsOrt-
ment OF Gas Fixtures, Lead, stone and
Iron Pipe, Brass Work Of all descriptions,
and all articles to be found in a first class
Plumbing and Gas Fitting establishment.
OSCAR SEELEI.
decl0y 2ll2 Main street.
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ttUPONT'S WHEELING Pow
DEER AGENCY.

/ ZINE a large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rifle, SPORTING, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, IN metallic
packages which / will sell al wholesale at
manufacturers prices. i have portable
magazines of different sizes for shipping,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is unequalled In strength and
quality. ID. REILLY,
sole Agent,
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Standings Glue, always up to sticking
point.
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DIED.

SIMMONS-pecembeI 18th, at 9P. M, al
Benwood, w. Va, MARY, wife of John
Simmons, at the residence of her husband
aged 6S years.
Funeral Friday, December 2lst, at IL A.
NJ. Interment at Greenwood cemetery.
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WASHINGTON CITY.

q Few Words About PattersOn's His
,orx"rne Man Who Saw Blood OH
the Face of the MOOn''-Indian
Ci,;zensliD-Hayt- Baltimore
Characterization. william *. MOrri-
son.
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FISH.

FAMILY FLOUR.
Gold Medal fancy.
AlcShire's 40 | fancy,
Ferguson. smith 4 Co.'S choice,
BelIaire Favori,e,
Minnesota star,
And other leading brands in store and for
sale by. NJ. REILLY,
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Is large and complete, and we guarantee
to save purchasers % per cent over any
other house in the city. Call and be con-
WINGED that our prices can not be beat.
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KAILRoAD BoNDs Firm.
STATE BoSDs -S.eaIy st the openIuG Z
oi ou-lne--.
5yo,K--At the stock "1o ohnpge today
share speculation wa- " iacu1n lower
'u. -ubse4ueat.y hI'5A.i '"'"hs
-et Ia And pr'a"- aiY.neei :" -
per cent with m increased Dn'ih '-'
m the Gazing mare. ne '.'''." :
'rntur. ~7- Lac 7h''', ""'.'
advanced from 2'4 10 ~ 'h arg .,
rnsndt and '"1''''''O'" 'As!'e'nsn'
There w'r" Hb'Ta' ~, ''-- i'"'n = ''S,%R' ', :,
g. bay ln'- 'taeh. .,i @l',n'ka. y -. ia. ~,
"a'. WIN T'-" "' 297 - ''2' W"
en:Iv" mn'"m'''. J Afh 'H".e '',,. -
""-'"rn 'hA'r'' q H..''n ,'''"E u, -. ~. ~.
Il" - ""1 prefer" ''y"' ''i y -
W"-'frn IH'o' '-' ~ ''''W' u. T.
Sl8. sad wss moro 'c''',, ''" ,,,, i,,'
Central sdVah''' l''h 49, 'ot - ~
RICK l-sud i-.in ~! 20 1's' :" ~
from y T. ~ pr'i'fr.H 'fnL' - -
Gjt; Urlpn Pom rom '' 70 % ~ ".
Maj from ~ !" z"s De's are, In. d
wanna sr1 ""-'efh irni" - ', - ~
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Turks Garry the Works at Shipka
And Drive the Russians Out Of the
Pass.
W AR Notes.

CuNTANTINoVLE, August -. The
Govern II Of rrlcaa, TneSssiy, telegraph,
under date Of August 2lsb as follows.
The Turks have carried BY assault some
entertainments erected ~ LlEhe.a hy
the Greek Insurgents
Osman PashA, under dste %, Angus,
Dist reports encounters with the Russian
cavalry at NereInsk. west Ut P!evns and
At Antick. on toe road 10 Orcharlr In
both cases the Russians We're repu'sed.
LoHDoN, August "a dispatch iron,
Bucharest says that 5000 TurA'
Egyptian troops ar attempting 10 cui
Tn" railroad between hustenje and
Tchernavado and that the troops from
SiIlStrla are making N attack "a
kustenje from the other side
A dispatch from Schumls says that
the Turks assaulted ard carried tn"
works OF the enemy u. ShIpka, taking
possession of the village and pursuing
the Russians out OF the Ps,.. rhe ,am'
dispatch says that TIrnovs Us now con
siiered ss untensble
CoNsrANrINoPLE, August - -Th,
organization of the new Turkish gen
darmery by Col Valentino Baker Is nov
completed
LONDON, August 22.-RussIsn olhcia
dispatches, of the Dist INST, Jay ths'
forty battallons, under Su,c'mna Ps.hs,
renewed the attack this morning ou
Schpka Pass, and were again rePulsot
The lighting cOnlInucs although dark
ness has set in The enemy advanced
simultaneously from LottschA toward
Selvia. Rifle firing began al noon A.
points occupied by our sdyanrod guard
The result Is unknown.
BUCHAREST, August - Tho Russo
Roumanian convention, resprcilr.; :; Rou
msnIas active partIciI stlvn IN the WAT, ls
indefinitely concluded II Is said th.
conditions are very favorable 10 prln'
cipaIity. The Ru,siNr, Aro -LTongty 'or-
tIiyiug Kusteudil with hesvy artillery
Numerous Russian rcu'Urcrments sr,
arriving in the Dobrudscns
LONDON, August 22.-Gcrmsuy, pro
test against the Turkish atrocities L. du,
TO suggestion ol Emperor William
Although the protest does not contain
any threats, 1t is ri - ns'ur" 10 couv,n''
the Porte that Germany is earnest
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, Augu-, 2Z - MONEY
Closed easy st l4G2. Prime mercantile
paper vt 5Iue7 per cent. Customs Re-
reipts S4UgOOO The assistant treasurer
IIsbursed $I2S.OOO Clearing So 900
600. Sterling, weak; long 4S2; short
4si
GoLD-Opened At lO4S sdvanced TO
lO45. and tel IF 10 lOl! closing At low
asl figure Borrowing rat's }, and y
per cent. and fs' and carrying rate I,
2 J and per cent.
SILVER At London unchanged; here
silver bars are l22i greenbscks, ll7t,
gold; -llver coin ttal per cent discount
CioyERHMEHTs-N euk and lower
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Ih' indians.

SALT LAKE, Angus. ~. Report. this
murrlu. from Hole.iL the ROck, n -tage
station ~ Idaho, recently occupied Uy
nosuleS. say the Indians Dsve ali gone
In the direction OF Henry lAke or The
La,eon basin. General Howard WAS at
the head OF Comss creek yesterday morn
49,. Captain BsIuoridge with the
friendly Indians rom For. Hsl, left the
stage ..-t,pa Tor Conn, creek yesterday.
GeCeral Howard had slight skIrmIsh
with the IuGlaas day before yest@rds,
losing one uau Killed and seven wounded
TIE IndIag. stole two hundred Of How
ards horse. The Montana volunteer.
are returning home Disguised, many 81
them yu foot. Grreral sherman lr 4.
Helena, MDutsua
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Home Rule Meeting.

LONDON, August pa great meet
ing WAS he'd il the Ro;uHda. vt Dubin
last evening. Biggar and Parnel were
enthusiastically received. Both mem
bers strongly Condemned the inactivity
OF the home rule party generally. \ res
oution WAS passed that tnts meeting
take occasion to offer IT, hearty thank,
TO those irish representatives who in
honorable contrast 10 the tame and spir-
itless conduct of the mas OF home rule
members, supported Biggsr snd Psrneil
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WHEELING, w. VA, August %.

WHEELING, w. VA, August -.
Editors OF the Register:
| see by this mornings issue of the
IntslIiosncer that the contract tor com
pletlng the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Kentucky railroad has been awarded TO
Messrs. Msckin * Co., of Pittsburgh,
Pa, for $35O8O.
will the directors of the aforesaid rail-
road permit the people OF Ono and
Brooke counties TO see the full proposal
OF Messrs. Mackin d Go. by having II
published in your paper2 We think 1t
proper thst they should know for what
their money is to be expended. Does
their proposal include all or only part
of the works.
Will the directors also please explain
the necessity or cause for awarding the
contract to y foreign company-when as
low. If not lower bids were made by Ms
responsible and competent men at home,
who would have expended the money IN
our own midst and amongst our own
merchants; while - 1t now stands, Pitts
burgh and her merchants VIII reap all
benefits st our expense.
Please explain and obhgo
CITILEN.
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Miners strike

PIrTsBuRGH, August The miners
employed IN the We-tmore!sud sud
Pe6nsy ylvauia Companiys mines al IRWIN
,..lior. Westmor-lani county quit
work yesterday afternoon, and resolved
that they wound not resume until their
demands for In advance were complied
with These mines gave employment 70
shout 1000 men. Las. evening torce
OF irou three TO four hundre! miners or
gsrIzed and marched 10 Spring Hill, a
point where the engines On the PennsyI-
wants railroad stopped 10 taAe c0a', and
induced the miners A. that pi-cr - stop
work Al the mines in Irwin district
are now closed The miner demand
three cents io7 a bushe o severty-six
pounds; pay every two weeks; nait-
inch screen, and check weighmar
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discharged ard Rearrested.

New YORK. August 22.-Barney j..
Dorshue. the Hornellsville striker, was
discharged from Ludlow street jail to-
day bv order of the sheriff, his term OF
sentence for contempt having expired.
He was a, once resrrested by Sheriff
Sherwood, of Steuben courty, who was
present with warrant charging him
with conspiracy. Donsnue expressed
perfect willingness to accompany the
Sheriff to Steuben county, and they left.
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Wilmington Items.

WAsHISGTys, August IA tele.
gram WAS received At the Wsr Depa :
mant announcing ID" safe arilTsI OF
Gen. Srermsn, =. He'0s, Moutaas.
Governor, Matthews, OF West Viz
yinia, snd Carroll, OF Mary land, nsve
not Sod the War Department: Ihst Uni
ted States troops ar no .onger ieeaed
along the line OF the Baltimore snd ONO
railroad. Gen. Hancock will order their
immediate withdrawal.
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ToLRDo, August 22-tiour-FIrm
Whes.- Easier; No 3 white Wabash
81 u; amber spot 81 %; seller August
81 80; seller September 81 49, No. :
mixed winter spot 81 %; seller August
81 80; seller September 81 y. Cn''-
F,rmer and higher; mixed spot 4Sc;
seller October 49!c; No. 3 spot 47ct;
seller September 4sc; 47tc; seller Octo-
Der 4gc. Oats Firm; No pot and
seller September BE; No. ? whit" 27c,
Michigan 27C.
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TIE Southern papers do not take kind
.ly 70 NJ. Postmaster General Keys 'er-
ring brethren speech IN Vermont. The
Norfolk Iirgiaian says 1t would Ike I"
know who made Po>tmaster-General hey
Il spokesman Ton the people OF the South,
q, authorized him 10 make confession
tor rs. We are SICK and tired OF the
cringing attitude which this self appoint
ed representative OF South''" sentl-
mcut assumes on all pubic OCCASIONS.
The people ul the South admit thnI lney
went to war and got the worst OF 1t.
Bu. they have never Yet admitted that
,hev did wr,ug IN timing Tor II Just
cause. They failed II u, AID tnel ar,ept
the result ike men b! They corn -
20 i,iueraLtrg around To" wor 4 SANDER
ing their own action and sung tor ciem-
encv in .el, abascmert, aud wnen Ju.ge
kay undertakes herea.tcr Ia -, iirt Tor
the smusemen; OF h audience, We hope
ne will have the honesty 10 d It tor
himself, and not attempt 10 give honor
TO the operation by forging the inaoFse-
ment of the Southern people
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West virginia MOonshincrs shoot
United states Detective.

HINTON, w. VA, August 2l.-Depu-
tv Revenue Collector l. DoolIttle with 8
SQUAD Of four men, white ont IN the
mountains, about sIX miles from here,
hunting out illicit distillers, were fired
upon bv bushwhackers sbou. two O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon. Mr. Doohttle was
SPOT twice, once in the LETT arm At the
elbow and once in the right leg just be-
low the knee. He was carried here to-
dsv on 3 stretcher, snd will 20 to Charles
ton on the night train. The other four
men escaped unhurt.
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ChnuIauque Assembly.

FAIEPOISr. y. Y August 2.-Pr..
McClosKy, OF Princeton College he'd =
scientific conversation OF Scler"" snd
Theology; Prof. B. P BOVINE, Of Boston
University, gave Philosophical lecture
on Foun0stions, at $50 O'Clock, and at
II o'clock Rev. Geo. w. Gardner, D. D.,
Of Cleveland, Iectured on ID" Biole and
Modern Thought The Congress closes
tomorrow evening.
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Serious Illness of senator Morton.

RICHMOND, IND, August %, ll:l0 P.
senator u Morton passed an uneasy
lls't snd suffered from a constant pain
Tie right side, caused by imprudence
'- es!ing, and ~ four o'clock to-day his
.'AHuon w7s considered critical, but two
HO1s' lrter ne rallied and up to this hour
' resting comfortably. Drs Woodbern
",1 thompson held consultation at ten
''.o'N tonight and decided that there
"a' 10 Immediate danger and that there
Wa good reason for hope.
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Volcanic ErupIion.

SAN FRAEcIsCp, August From th"
Hawaiian Gosette. Late advice from
kiianea state that the lake, which n few
weeks ago Wa emp'y and dead, exhibit
Ing only vast Olhck PIT five hundred
leet IN depth, Is now .uil ol activity and
flied with molted lava 90 within - i"w
feet of The brink
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Marine.

NEW YORK, Angus. 22.-Arrived-
Stes msnIp Consda, from LONDON.
LIVERPOOL, August 22.-Stesmer Bo-
livia, from New York, arrived out.
SAN FRAScG,Co, August 22.-Ssiied-
British ship Tnlrand Castle, for Cork.
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UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA,

,r,'..kIyI b.-gln I2th July. Is77, and end 18th
September. Have proved Of siZaal Use
1T, 20 : udents who design !" pursue thth
stndIes AT this OF other Law-scno oI ~, To-
Ins1 who propose TO read privately and
-. 10 practitioners who have not had The
,iys mage OF systematic Instruction. For
CIRCULAR apply lP. y Univegity Of Va to
John Is. MINOR, Prot. Com. ane ia
~ NAV q eOdb
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Artists Materials

LISE wRIDNG PAPEl-~, -.EAf
r Yn0kg Transfer Ornament, Tsa'- %
Pap.rs. EugravinyS. bhromO-, F,rfu--
Also. Mu.lc, Music Books, FpnOH, Ban
y.uslc Paper, Nusical Iu,trun' ntS ~. a..
kinds. call and secure nr-t tss gods
HITCHISS' MUSIC AND ART STORE
III Market -treez. aE4b
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BgL,w or readers are presented with
s.ahr OF .lo value of all the property
bit, --,. srd personal, in the city as as.
-e...t o.. the Assessors for the year
Io71. There /. also appended Tor refer
r,cs sLi .naarison the returs OF the
Assessors jog $50 :. These figures are
subject, =, was.ever alterations the
Board o. Equalization and ApI esls may
make 10 tie realty the changes will be
s.igt. but IN the personally, on account
ot ,t- vide difference betW een the re-
llrns msie oy the Assessor on the bsnks
sut those made by the bank officers, the,
reduction will be large say about $500,
am
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PHILADELPHIA, August 22,- John
Hurst, Jas Bennett and VIM. Werss
have been convicted Of ob ,ructIrg the
mails during the railroad -traNo, su1 re-
msnded Tor sentence.
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successful Negro Competitor.

NEW YORK, August 22-Chsrles A.
Ahle I (olored) won the West Point
APp''nlnelt in Congressman Miller's
-'Irlct, his average being 9e
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80, 80 hI0GH.ge H0- nnS were Z"upVV slaF'c; o.
80 . ON 90 .nn 60.
Is Noo NON,sa.,... 80 - Soo 90 r,i"nt
10000 ~. Pau, 25, 100 Delaware, Lscks-
wanna sGd N"Steru, 4.S0O New jersey
Central. 3.5m Delaware and Hudson
CAnal, l|IH' Michigan Central, and
! UUO NeSt"r I, mon.
y esteru Union. sac. G. C.s -. ~.
Quicks.iver.......-Itsr, -. Central. ia,
psc,a% 10 Si' MAJ ~ - NoIH D, .H'""u''''
Maripo>a ............luS 81 Paul prel,r'd -
Adam, Express. ~ Fort Waynr..... y
Wells, Esrgo,SCo $ Ierre Hau,,. .. =,
nnited states a.. tnitaEEn E,,Ai XAiteu- :,
y \ Central. ss;. L. n A pretsrl 'L.l.,
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Stock ENchsnge were 2S00OO shares, q:
which lO7 900 were New York Cen
trsi, 1900 Erie, 93.5OO Lake Shere,
$4,000 Northwestern, 200 Rock Island.
10000 -. PsUl 25, 100 Delaware Lscks-
wanna sEd N",teru. 1900 New jersey
Centrsl 35m Delaware snd Hudson
Canal, l77N Michigan Central, snd
Z UOO WeSt"r. Mon.
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afhcelina 2eelster.
o,1 closed yesterday at lOf4

~, ,oeather to.dy ,oW be partly
,,;,b southeast to northwest 'ol"ds,
,>mperatpre a,d local rai"s
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WHILE we have been blessed with
.a..opsble weather in the section OF
.,prtry about Wheeling, and the corn
No.. developed into good crop, the peo-
nIs II the KslawLa and the Shenandoah
valleys. on opposite sides of the noun
,,jD.. are fairly parching with II drought.
Not far below Parkersbuyg evidences OF
me drought are first seen ana from there
., down To the mouth OF the ksnawha,
,ad up that valley to the Falls, the e1ec's
now more disastrous. Pasture fields
,,s scared as if by November's frosts'
,rt the corn stalks. except IN favored
..aTurs stand stunted and yellow, bear
mn, immature "nubbins' instead OF tuIl
grown Ears. On the eastern side OF the
u,,gtsins. about Staunton, Chariottes'
sill. and on 70 Richmond, corn and
,r,.. look fair; but. coming down the
Valley from lust below Hsrrisonburg to
asrgers Ferry, the dry weath'r caught
.ae corn just as il was shooting forth It's
-,-s and the hot suns shrivelled the en-
5,yo ears into "nubbins." In that great
.asst-producing section, the ground Is
10 try and hard for the plow, except ii
subtle land. so that preparations
next years harvest are
a.,a retarded The beautiful Val
-g Of Virginia has resu ned again
asrat.time uesLness and Thrift. New
5srrs and residences of comfort and
elegance aiorn her well kept farms
The field, nays been made to blossom
ag.n by the arts Of peace, snd con-
.en;ment 1Erlls within her borders.
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Base Bail.

CHICAGO, August 22.-Al!eghenles 6,
Chicsgos ).
LOWELL, Angus! 22.-Cincinnstis g,
Lowells 3.
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NOTICE TO THE
RUPTURED

Al persons suffering from this t"Hi'.'
calamity should avail them -elye. pi rn-
opportunIty given them by th"teru p"rsrr
presonc. n this city pf
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TIE Supreme Court of appeals now
.ss.ion At Chsrlestown, will
,roD.bly get through with hear
arguments this week, 10 which
AGA it will tske q short recess
.n, indgs. will get no rest, however,
they will occupy the time in preparing
,.,i.ions to be announced on re-assem-
,IiDg The judges OF this court have
..ls faithful summers work-in fact,
.,res J ., p ey have scarcely had
as = resi- from the sFdaous and
carving lauors o. their most responsible
n1,l,!Ols.
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tux people of portion ofthe counties

,,,vorT for - boost in telegraph rates.
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Tx people of a portion ofthe counties
,v,,orrslis and Preston seem to be
Y.ly slive to the necessity OF a railroad
,oac,;on with The Baltimore and Ohio
,.om Morgsntown 20 Tnnnel'on' and
moving in quite good earnest in the
.,..Drise THIS is to be 3 narrow guage
Ia It is needless to say that 1t will DO
s,s, beDeft 10 the, country through
which it passes.
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RECAPTTULATIoS,
Let Light shine where there IL
Darkness.

Charleston majority.....................,
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OFFICIAL VOTE
For ibe Permanent Location OF the
CAPITAL of West Virginis, Held
August 7th, 1877. from ftfty-three

The remaining County, Tyler, is correct,
but is unofficial.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Connecticut western news., 1877-09-14
Sunday Walks.

Sunday is a good day for the study of nature. A Sunday walk ought to be a regular part of Sunday observance in all families that live in the country or can easily get to it. We do not recom- mend riding, for that generally re- quires some one to work-the coach man, or at all events the horse, who in most cases needs his Sunday as we'll as folks. But no exercise can we'll be more profitable than a quiet walk in the woods as the sun is setting, with the father or mother or both. This is the time to teach your children to ob- serve those beauties and wonders in nature the study of which is the best and surest protection against the later assaults of atheism or even irreligion. The boy who has been thus taught to see God in everything will be far more likely to remember him in after life than if he spent the same time in com- hitting to memory catechism which he can by no possibility understand. But do not be too didactic. Let him learn his own lessons. It is quite enough if you answer his questions.-Christian Union.
Connecticut western news., 1877-09-14

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 There he stopped.
 ''1 say, maybe this is the carriage" :" he cried.
 "Maybe it is,' said I, s'but you've bought it now. Pm rid of it."
 ''And it's none of my affair."" said he.
 He new-cushioned the trap next day, and Eve never heard of the lady being seen in it by the stylish family that bought it. But I'd not drive it again for kingdom, no, not I.