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OPPOSITION TO THE CAUCUS.

The Charleston journal Of Commerce,
aiil 0no sy4 ttWo afiit5 lesser satellites in
the State have worked themselves into a
Juror upon tine subjecs OF the Democratic
me:Sbefs of sAo General Assembly mark
ing out their course In the caucus. In
other wodTs, they are orposed to an or.
ganization of the Democratic element of
the Legislature, aud the real reason of tho
Journal Of C0mmerce's opposition to the
measure crops out when it says Charles
ton is not represented in the General
Assembly, and therefore there should be
no concert Of action. The policy adyo-
Gated would be disastrous to the interests
ofthe whole State, and we regret to SOC
any attempt to leg into discussion ques.
tions between the ur md low country
We are all Carolinial., and whether q
man comes from the mountains or the
seaboard, tho people Of tho State have
the first right to his consideration, aud
any man who would attempt, in ieEisla.
tor, to injure another section of the state
to advance his own, would be disowned
by all. We regret that the low country
has no moro Representatives, but The
lack of them should not make us surren.
der to Republicans. Charleston has Ger.
tainly seen enough of Radicalism TO know
that her interests are safer in the hands
of Democrats-eyen in the hands of up
country Democrats-than they are in the
hands of Radicalism. The course of the
Journal oJ Commerce has been indeed CUR
prising in this matter. fortunately, how
ever, it has no following, and the Democ-
racy Of South Carolina is as solid as it
ever has been.
The News and Courier has been the
advocate Of the wiser rnd more prudent
policy of council in caucus, showing that
it places the good of the whole State
above all other considerations, knowing
that the interests of Charleston and every
Other portion Of South Carolina will be
carefully guarded by the patriotic repre-.
sentatiyes Of the Democracy. When the
Jomrna! Of Commerce advocates coalition
with Republicans to elect q Chief Justice,
or for any other purpose, it departs from
the straight-out policy, which is only an-
other name for the policy of strict dis
cipline, whereby the glorious victory OF
November was won. The people OF
South Carolina are not yet ready to throw
away their hard.won prize, and hence
propose 70 keep the ranks of the Democ.
racy closed in serried column, with o
strong determination that there shall be
no st1aggling-no Coalition for any pur-
pose-with Republicans.
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GOV. HAaProN,s MESSAGE.

|o print On another page the fiut mes.
ssse &c Gc-ee::c-- Wade 1=i;.os. s0E sie
General Assembly of South Carolina. It
10 a wi5e, prudent anu staiesmaniis:xe
document, which well merits, as itlsgill
no doubt receive, the profound thought
and attention of the Senator'S and Repre-
sentatives of both political parties. The
Governor has been happy in this commu.
nication in grasping the salient points of
the situation, and recommending action
upon such subjects only as are Of the
greatest Importance at this time, reserv-
ing further recommendations for further
] consideration. The message Is all that
could have been expected or desired from
our chief magistrate. It's key note is re-
form, and Uery sensibly the Governor
recognizes the fast that the work of re-
forming abuses which demand immediate
correction 10 enough to occupy tho eutire
attention OF the legislature, and there.
fore he invites the attention of that body
to no other subject !,
Passing over the other portions of the
message, We desire particularly to ex-
press our admiration for the Cover
nor's plain and manly positions upon
the indebtedness of the State and upon
the question of the Bills of the Bank of
the State. We believe that the State
should pay It's just debts, but all those
obligations which were created by the
corrupt Republican administration ought
to be closely inspected, and wherever
there Is any taint Of fraud the debt shculd
be iguored. There is nothing in morals
nor in public policy which binds q State
any more than an individual to the pay
ment OF debts which are fraudulent,
especially where the persons purchasing
we're warned of tho rascality of the trans
action. The good should be sifted from
the bad, and the one paid in full, ns il
| stands under the consolidation act, and
the other wholly ignored. II will not
make the capitalists of the country lose
faith in our government to pursue this
honorable course, and It will save very
large sum TO the overburdened people OF
our State. The same applies to the Bank
Bills. Those which arc outstanding
should, uader tho law, be redeemed, and
those which have been duplicated OF
should have been cancelled ought not To
be redeemed. There is no better or more
efficient plan for reaching just decision
upon ell these matters than by the ap.
pointment Of board composed rs re.
commended by Gov. Hampton. We
trust como measure of this kind will be
adopted by this Legislature, which will
have the effect of declaring to the world
that we intend to pay the just debts O.
the State and none others, thereby, tt
o great axtent, putting this important
lquestion 10 rest.
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AssTG1gEE'S SALE
REAL ESTATE,
In the District Court OF the United States
District of South Carolina.

In the District Court OF the United States,
District of South Carolina.
B. a. MgAiissss. il sss. Bankrupt, Rs.ssies % Sd,
J. 81. Mcconnell, Assignee.
10y virtue OF an order of hin Honor Judge
4D George 8. Bryan, win Bell at Apder-
gon Court House, South Carolina, ON SALE
DAY IN MAY next, the following Real
Estate; to wit: 3Ei aa ~
TWO TRACTS or LOTS OF LAND OF
said B. A. NcAlister, situate In the County
OF Anderson, on the fuckers MIL Road,
and on branches of Governor's Creek, We-
ters OF Rocky River y. tes, IA
..3 .i..8 LOT NO. H. -.aas
The Homestead Lot of said B. 4. McAlis-
ter, containing one hundred and twenty-five
acres, adjoining lot No I, lenda belonging
TO David Crawford, Estate of John Wake
field, Phillip Cromer, Weston Hays and
/ y a3s,g7 LOT No.'2, li.a'i 'f .e
Containing one hundred and siyty.hv6
acres, adjoining lanioI belonging to Mei.
James Thompson, David Crawford, EOts No.
/, and Others. ssts ,s.i5,,, x. -.
Plots Containing courses, distances, &C., OF
the above lots may be seen by calling upon
che undersigned.
G TERMS 0F SALE -0ne.half Cash. bal
arce on twelve D.1aths, with Interest OF shs
rate OF zen per oentum, eecuRed by bondand
mortgage. The purchayera to pay extra Tor
JAMES H, fIcCo oNEELIs
April IL, 1877 lf 50
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''The Age 60 Reason.''

The boy that went to the mill ON horse
back, carrying the grist in one end of the
bag and stone in the other, when reproyed
by the miller, and told to divide the grist,
replied that his father and grandfather had
carried it that way, and he, being no better
than they, should continue to do as they
did. Similar, or equally rs absurd, reasons
are accounted as sufficient by come to war
rant them in indiscriminateIy condemnlng
Dr.. Pierce's Family Medicines, even though
there is Overwhelming proof that they pos
sess the merit claimed for them. For many
years the Golden Medical Discovery, has
been recognized rs the leading liver end
blood medicine in the market. Each year
has brought an increase II. its sale, and ;t is
now used throughout the civilized world.
Thousands of unsolicited testimonials are
on file in the Doctors Office, attestirg it8
efficacy in overcoming aggravated coughs,
colds. throat and lung affection, also scrofu.
ia, tumors, ulcers, and skin diseases Are
you suffering with some chronic malady
If 80, and you wish to employ medicines
that are scientifically prepared that are re-
fined and purified by tho chemical process
employed in their manufacture; that are
positive in their action, and specific to The
various forms Of disease for the cure of which
they are recommended, use DR.. Pierce's
Family medicines. Full particulaf1 in
Pierce's Memorandum Book. kept for free
distribution by oil druggisty. va Bs. /.
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yAEEDrCT0RY.

The announcement made In anothe.
column will inform the readers Of the
LpielE9eacer that my connection as CO.
editor and co-proprietor Ct this journal
has ceased. Under circumstances favor
able for writirg at length, 1t would give
me pleasure to recount the labos and
responsibilities of the past, and glance at
the many pleasures derived from an in.
tercourse of more than twenty years with
tho people Of Anderson County as pub
lie journalist. But am constrained to
bid adieu In she briefest possible manner,
MS my engagements elsewhere will not
admit delay. In season and out Of see-
son, have stgiven faithfully to serve the
people with fidelity as an editor, and the
constant, unwavering support accorded
to mo at all times proves that my iabors
have not beea altogether unacceptable.
The record Of the LntelHgeneer on all pub
lie questions is the SUM and substance Of
my journalistic life, and the object of my
ambition has always been to promote the
welfare and advance the interests of @
people with whom have been identified
since early manhood. It is with sad.
dencd heart that ties Of endearment are
now broken, and l take away with me
only Fsmembrances of the kindness and
friendship so strongly exhibited during e
heightened career-forgetting every ami
mostly of the past. II any such have been
engendered, and entertaining naught save
the kipdlieat feelings for the entire popu.
lation of Anderson County. trusting that
in new field Of labor will not be un-
remembered around the hearthstones of o
generous people.
My recent partners will in future guide
the destinies of the InteAigencer, and l
most cordially commend them TO the
patronage and support Of the public.
Their experience and ability as journal.
lists guarantee that its reputation will not
suffer, and their energy will command
success. Our relations have always been
cordial and satisfactory, and earnestly
wish that their future may be crowned
with the fullest measure Of deserved sue
cess.
To my brethren of the press do not
BID farewell, .5r st1e reason that iu O few
days my connection with them will likely
be renewed as another point, and 1 look
forward confidently to tho evidences oil
their substantial regard which have
flowed SO generously heretofore.
JAMES a.. HOYT.
Ander0on, Nay Let, 1877.
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LETTER FROM NEVADA.
EUREKA, April 10th, 1877.


Editors Anderson hsteRi9eneer:
Being requested by some Of my friends
to write an article for your paper in re-
gard to the resources and mining devel-
opments of Nevada aid other poztions of
our great West, will endeavor to give
you short sketch. This 1, my G.s. at
tempt to write for newspaper, but, not.
withatanding, few facts may not prove
uninteresting to the readers of your vide
ly circulated paper. The population
and wealth of Nevada beer but slight
proportion 70 tho valns sf her products
and the extent of her resources. = In the
frat place it has the smallest number OF
inhabitants of any State In the Union,
but in value of products in proportion to
population che may claim the highest
rank. These are shown by the figures
of the statistician, and are proof Of, q
wealth wealth unequalleda Il sayy pasrs of the
known world. With Q population Of
| a66ous 10000 it produces annually ahhout t
&c, 100000 in gold and silver. besides
other minerals and tho products Of graz
Ing and agriculture. .r'''s@s0H .flae
From the great yield efthe mines this
has obtained the sohFiquet of the ''t3ilrer
State" and we'll Ioeo ehe deserve it.
From s95, 5,O00, 600 TO O,O0o, ,OHO Of treas.
ure year for SO small . population IS
most wonderful, aud ought 70 attract tho
attention of every one who can read or
hear the statement. With such fpfodne.
ton and such evidence Of wealth, The
allow sdyance In population and develop-
ment is g subject Of inquiry. Tho reason
Of this probably ID thssyit has been the
popular custom 70 speak dispaFagingly of
the State, OF us sage brush plains, its
barren hills, itS aiIlali deserts and lie cold
nlimats--constantiy comparing the latter
with tie soft, mild climate OF California,
and ell A'ailar eoihpariaons es equally
!! unfair. Kom this pernieious and uhpa--
triotic cuhtoAN c bad impression has been
made abroad tbas has deferred many
from aaeking this as . hoMe. It is true,
Will sdnAiE, thas 20 s:sse..S esho aFo: ire.h
| from the Eastern aud Western States,
where they have q REays been accusscmasesdi
10 broad aeids Of fEaVing, grain and anr-
rounded with every comfort 62liis, I Isay
Win admit that, at d glance oven she
bleak looking mountains snd sage. brush
plains, the proapent deea tnoF look ex-
tFcmely inviting b sl:==..ye sl:== ef tl.e sss=sFisas
,1,y, q - : tst,ll SssS . Lax I,A ss n 8
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TEHE SOURCE on oFRrCE.


While the Legislature axe engaged In
.he &C eices they a.ees.l.a a.ees.la =so =so
provide for the election Of treasurer,
Trial Justices and ConstAbles by the
people. Tho Constitution requires that
Justices Of the reaos and Constables
shall be elected by The people, and Tho
Republicans, wish view 70 co2solidat-
ing power aud patronage ihto the hands
of tte Governor and Senators. lodged
the requirements Of Tho Cona.itusion By
calling the Office Trial Justice instead Of
Justice Of the Peace. We hsys ffsquent.
iy insisted that The oeicctioh Of these
Offices should be lofb 70 the people, be-
lisying that each county can aecurs tho
services Of acceptable and sEastaotsh..
men, who win mors trnly represent tho
will Of the DeoDls In 1hoaaa rnidsE thnv
ofiCia.e. We do moi dopbs that with
good government healthy system of
public sefvicsi sSill be inaugarated, hut
that Is not the only desirable object to be
attained, All legislative and ministerial
OAiCkS Az = ASUltAp0tAtAS kotC1uLhtab5 u6e
rive their power from, atd shoald be
elected by, ths people. ma spirit and
lettar. Of the, Constitsissiiya requirs it.
When the Republicans were in powas
We clasaoredi for is, and nov49e hors
that the election Sf there Sisicsss win he
given to the slhero it properly
belongs. II sny perInsnsns legislation
is to be had iat this seaslon of tho General
Assembly we respectfully Esd dissst tiS
attensiOp Of itc members b shfs ahbieet.
MY. Sheppard. oe ed oEeId, E Intro.
duced d bin in tho aoass og pEsssn,
..>siyes t. provide i Hon laR!tDg
tho city Of Charlessea Tor tbs pF9te tion
Of sils ~ ~ ss ssiso Es Fi5sFss-
its prosiislosis nll voters asss EssiStsi
thEae weeks before the eleCticps ard vote
in the ward In which they Fegllter1 The
bill Will probably pass, and ifiso The
'City by the ses viii lIsS redeemed from
the clutches Of Radicai:sn this summer,
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MOrtgag agee's sale 2

Try virtue OF tho power: ,vatsd Ii In =. M :, .
Sarah 1 4s'l9sii 3. Foil.on nds5 so E
him assigned TO me, aiil SELL TO Il tn SIa pia
est bidder, at public outcry. en- FPyn SIi.
the 18th day Of May. 1s7i, ct n m me- .ts..l,.
The sselS Of the Court Honse et Ea5I.-.nl.ln aolln
C. II. a4 that TRACT or parcel .oS I6Nrn2S AM
containing fifty-two acres, more or reSa @ -
Joining lends OF Jefferson Moore, samrsai: ,si:
Eirod ana others, situated IN AnfieTson,,, =,
Terms Cash-pnrchassf to pay for pa,,e,s
II the terms are not compiled with M Sr:.
hour, the property will be regold ut Tho r;sL, Sp'
OF the former purchaser. ''' ~ -''s> :
w. L. WAIT s
hoy 8, 1877 ,7I "a i>';g1 = 11.ioGi.gage = t
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TOBACCO STOR;E|IiI'1
,Afey 3. 187;

TF tl.e ID BENSON @UBE, whe,eya,,.
any fn Faotosyy osy TSiis0 saa e as shss'p a.
20 keep, ,pealer8 gll0pld loott te Ouna tLai. and
terest, and NOT Let 30 OF i inysn esrsa s,sf in-
to pay from % TO 90 par sent. Tbot you
much for prof., much lesD iiitsre1f - too'
LEAR e IIOg3 can etiit erervh,,
in quality and prices for cash, " ,''S.i'yopody;
May 3, 1877 i}.-t ~ -. y
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The Legislature seems disposed "a re.
liaye the people, OF South Carolina hom.
tho vase Hating member 6f tho SUPREME
Court, who Is 9 al race 70 his race end
70 hts political party. We refer To the
Individual uhes@ ratne, Wright. does NOT
convoy any idea OF his character Ifia
man ever did aoil his judicial erlniha in
this State, Wright has dcno so, and e iee
matter OF no consequence whethe. he
did it through ighoFaiice or ffon co7rtlpt
motives, he ahould Be boimpeached. =
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DySssEA2a DyySSsEE1E 9 TEgEAR.

FT7HB partnership heretoesro existing nm.
Il der the firm name of HOYT G CO
is this day dissolved by mutual conssntr
AL persons indebted to the IDrEx1IaEycra
OHF1CE for subscriptions will pacrse mako
payment to the firm OF Z. D. MiigTay & Co.
and f2crtiS indss.ts<i. fcr edyeEsis:s.e=s ssa i'll
work are earnestly requested to fnSEs p5y.
me,t at once to either Of the undcAlTncd.
OBJ We desire to close MP the accounts slrooa
as possible.
JAMES A. HOYT,
], FLEET. CLINRSCALES.
e. B. MURRAY. ''l'1
April 80. 1877. 81 n s71ft7l ss.- :.
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hoy 5, 1877
GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA i

-, ,la4 ls AnpEnsoE CouEsr
BY W. ". Ha,aphrey,, Esq, Rro6ots .r5sa. a.
WHEREAS, Mrs. MarthaA. Cunningham
Administration, on the Estato and etT:.,s. "a
Of Nathaniel Cunningham, deceased. s'''''S
These are therefore to cite and e;fnror.r.
all kindred and creditors OF the sid SSoA NoA
thaniel Cunningham; deceased, 70 ba' ana
appear before me in Court Of Probate sa to.
be held at Anderson Court House, Oh TufS.
gay, y May 22d, 1877, after publication hereof.
said administration should not be granted d
Given under my hand, this LIST dny Of
Nay, a. D. 1877. S'aR@liie-s Va
Nv. w. HUMPHREYS. q
May 8. 1877 i.tstt,, 421.f '''''' ?
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Aprill12, 1877
H SEMRTFE'G SAFE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

r 7. M TlN 'ANDkE5Ou SvUpa
nv THE PROBATE COURT.
e. NJ. Brown, Plaintiff, against Chester u.
j Walker, Columbtis @. Walker, Benjamin
!. F.Walker. ct al. sDalS y 2-i."7'k''-
t-EpY virtue OF Ati order nom w. W. Hum.
-Ab phreyg, Judge OF Probate for Andef'
son County, to me directed In the above
stated cage, will expose TO safe on the
FIRST MONDAY in MAY nsxt, at An
derson G. H.. the Sollowing described real
Z 1s' ONE TRACT or LAND, eii,s. j
Containing Sixty {a0) Acres, moro os lfes;
situate in; Anderson CouptyG on waters !, %
Broadway Greek. bonrded By lands OF D, "
Dean, Greepleo Ellison and others. >,
= TERMS OF Sal &c -one-half to be paid
In cash tIie retrainGer to be, paid on OF DC.
fore the first day Of November nets tne
purchaser to give bond with at least two
good and aD0roved aernrities. together win
. mortgage on the land, te secure tho p.iiI. 7.
chase money, with interest from day OF Y ssle
at the fate Of ten per cent. per anTlnm. Fur-
chaser to ply sxtfs for al TiecessaHy papers.
q 'aa sss JAMES H.iRfeCGNNELL,
I 4 esigp3s Sheriff AnaersoIi Connty.
Anil II lS774n i-lt So ,t.4sid RVS -
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n I.tiI.f 20 n ENuCtEu JAllNv4oUss WI q"
Angil Ii, lS77fn .itls.i So; - is9
/. a1gEnT.Tl r sAT.s!es s!s /.

|ifEQ QYiyiFthe OF vaEious Executions to- "a Tao
.-h.ID directed, Twill expose to saio on VOC
First Monday In Nay next, ct AHqelsoa
Court Hon5e, South CoroliEas the folioWp'B
Tracts OF Land, tovzit: 81 - .i .L--..-.l..
TRAOE NO. I, containing Five HEnunisa -
(5o0y Acres more or less, sitnAte in AnaS1l
con County, On Tgeteg9 OF BeaverdaIa OIee1. Z, .,
adj Qindng lsudstof ID. L. Rsringsr nAsa, . =; n
gInith; Jas. L. Cap1FbsiI sad otherd anu
knotsn % the 6hcrTell Tract, 49,. 49,
I1AUT ,N0.iz, containing TnrSo III w
dred an 4 Iiyo (31sl Acres, moro OF Le19. sls y
1late Sft Anderson County, on. WaseIIsl asIsl =,
iBeGv8rsaTA Creek, aAi i6ining Iano1 o. sos,H .,H
sysssss, 0andivor and T-ct no " elo ~
known - the dasters Trtcss I'eyled, ,1 ". ~ ~
tll9 prpparty cs A. ~. Neal, ns the fAi's y
WHITTIER q ByplIees and otlsegs. q N "a.
Also, ONE TRACT or LAND, contain.
iug isht (so) Acres, more t,r les, ssuasss
sn Anderson County, 8. c.. bQundng ~ NJ
of a. i. HgcAIahan, "A. J. Hall ana 0T1n,ns 01n,siss
Levied on es the property OF tJ.' d. "e's-'
at the suit OF ROkost "A. Gray liL - =.
4 Also, one MARE. Lapied on ns ths r e p,g2bS N
ersy Of sTarrel Norris, at the ynit of ~ =.
Hufnphseys u. ,..l.., a.
: TERMS CesIl- -pt:rchaser 70 pay e1traa e1ta e. !.
ell neceGyaTy pHpersys ~ n
b, - JAS. II. MCCONNELL. {,
b &, es4 iii ( Sheriff AN6s.son Ccuh.,S'3
April II, 1877 80 a.
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C0partuership Notice.

Il" - q 1AAAE 3JVGGV0s
THE undersigned have this day esanc..
ted themselves as copaftners under the fiTns
name of e. B. MURRAY &; CO., for the.
publication &c the AEDERsof7 fafzIdiaEa-
sideration. they respectfully solicit o CON.
tinuance of patronage, promising on their
part that they will earnestly endeayoz to
deserve success -ot
e. B. ..IURRAY, tHl
]. FLEET. CLINK6CALES.
April sc, 1877 AZ ,.-12i-
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Administrators RAfic.

3 IL persons indebted 70 the ,.,.
A@. Norris nre hereby reauiSe5 ~ y. 8.
payment TO the undersigned, and ILL., - make aE
inS claims against the Estate viii ILL., - na5.
the same for payment. 1~iu p1ss.at
Nav 3 1877 J. w. N0RRIs. 4dda,.
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DgRa. Z Al Ra0 GE !,

FHNHE undersigned would respectfully in.
r. form the citizens of Anderson and vi
cinity that he Is prepared to do all work. both
..n MscnanlcaI ana Operative Dentistry.
oting aad Treating Teeth, as well as for Ar
sSsal Dentures. Prices to suit the fines.
All work warranted, and rasisfaetior guar
anteed.. Administera Liquid. Nitrous Oxide
Ga3 for the painless sEsEa ction Of teeth whon
desired, Printers, ClerEymen of ali denoIn-
dtute widows and osphnny, Wpfk done 1T
half usual rates! l9@ = aiiciSs eiI0ifHtIH
= VIII remain in Anderson q short while. {,
= Rooms over Mr. Al ID. Towers store,
Granite Row. 4 VA 1orcso b :
May 8, 1877 - 45, q x
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NW.oE OF FINAL syTr,
~ Nntice - her..l.y s.=e., a.: ,,1s.tsnE -
eiSEed. Administratrix of Eeiasss .s sas 4, gnatr-
IA heG De- * VIII Viii appiy to ~. ;e:; =
daI ds fs9Saie sS,s for AndelEqn County s on
tieens Ss s1S r r. Saas nsSt sSt, fog FSns s
- J. A. McCRARv ~. -
May 8, 1877 AZ osax.
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to rl1ty studen,u Of both sexes, and wo
eau say, iearlssS Of contradiction, that the
young men attending the school are oil
the moat moral and orderly description.
AS for tho lady students, they are, unex-
ceptionably charming.
At the head Of the school stands Prof.
Gwynn, gentleman Of fine attAinments,
possessing all the elements that constitute
the successful educator His assistant,
Miss Tillie Dunlap, a graduate Of the
Wheeling Female College, 10 highly &C.
compliahed, popular, and energetic
teacher. We sincerely hope that this
and similar institutions will be perma.
nsntly supported by the State. West
Liberty Normal School affords every IA
cility for thoroughly classical as we'll as
mathematical course. GAMMA.