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Certificate or Incorporation.

Secretary of State Brady, yesterday,
issued certificate OF incorporation to the
Atlantic and West Virginia Mining
Company, to expire May 5, 1897, the OBJ
iect of which is the mining of iron ore,
coal and minerals, boring Tor petroleum
oil and salt water, and for the msnufac-
ture of iron, salt, petroleum and other
oils, the principal flee of the company
t. be located in New York city. For
the purpose OF forming such corporation,
$25 900 have been subscribed, Of which
amount S250 have been paid, and the
privilege Is granted OF increasing said
capital stock from time to time by sales
OF additional shares OF 500 each, to
100000. The stock so subscribed Is
taken by the following gentlemen:
Enoch Ketchum, New York city, %
shares; Samuel L. Payson, Brooklyn, n.
Y, so shares; John L. Merrill, East Or.
ange, n. j, 90 shares; AbieI A bott,
East Orange, n. j., 80 shares; Geo. w.
Merrill, Farkersburg, West Va, 80
shares.
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IssURINa SCHOOL PRoPERrY.
Home Companies Secure the Policies
About 10 and IL Cents per sieo

Home Companies Secure the Policies
About 10 and IL Gents per ele0
saved.
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds of the Board of Education met
last night, and among other things took
into consideration the matter Of insuring
the public school buildings Of this city.
At the last meeting Of the Board COM
municstion wss received from Mr.. j.. G..
Anderson, representing foreign comPsn-
les, who proposed to take the insurance
II 80 cents per 500, as against an aver
age Of about 723 cents per 800 the year
previous. or l2& cents less than last
wear. This beng the only PROPOSE
tion presented to the Board, and that
body desiring to give home companies,
who psy school taxes on the capital used
while foreign companies do not, an op'
portusity to take the insurance, the mat
ter was referred TO the Committee on
Buildinks and Grounds with power to
net. and last night the committee
com pleted its labors. Besides tue
proposition of Mr.. Anderson, rep
resentins foreign companies, PROPOSE
tions to insure for the same rate 90 cents
per SlOO) were also made by Messrs
Richard Savage and G. II. Collier, both
of whom represent home companies, and
the committee wisely let TIE insurance to
the last named parties, the school fund
deriving a revenue from that source
while none is derived from foreign com
psnies. The total value Of the schoo
property is 93,5OO, which was insured las
wear at 70 cents AID Is cents per $lOO
and at so cents for the coming year, com
mencing June 1st. Below we give the
com panies carrying the insurance las
year, and the companies to which 1t ha'
been let the coming year, with thu
amour, carried by each company:
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A New Enterprise.

Wheeling is to have new and i'm.
porlant enterprise In the way of q hos
pitsl. For some time past negotiations
have been pending TO secure what is now
kncwn as the Wheeling Hospital build
ing for that purpose, and yesterday sue
cess crowRed the efforts of the gentleman
undertaking the enterprise. BIsop KAN,
and Drs. K. :. Harvey, b. W. Allen, }.
X L. Hsrdesty and W Bats, ir., have
leased the property from the Catholic
cnurch through the Board OF Trustees
for Ave years, and contemplate remodel
ing and reftung the establishment
throughout, and carrying on hospital
on large scale. This is an enterprise
winch will be of great benefit to tie
city, and cal not fail 10 be success.
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wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD Wednesday Morning
The market was very well provided
this morning with sll kinds Of produce
and sessonsble green stuff. Most articles
sold well at prices. Rsdishes and lettuce
seemed to be in supersbundance. and to-
wards the last sold lower.
PRoDUcE-Eggs ll@l2c per d.z; but
ter l5(G25c per ID; chickens each, 3O9
40c; spring chickens 30940c each.
VEGETABLEs-Potatoes, old, 35(6y40c
per peck; new 81 90 per peck; new onions
3(d,5c per bunch; lettuce &c per hesdi
2Oc per peck; spinsch 30c per peck; rad
dishes sc per bunch; ksle 20 per peck;
cucuunb ers SC each; asparagus, SC per
bunch: string beans 81 20 per peck.
FgUIT-Apples l5(g25c per peck;
green currents Sc per quart; gooseberrIes
10 cents per qusrt.
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To ALL. PARTICULARLY
: IEVALlDS,

Spring N q trying season. indications o.
sickness should ct once be attended -
Fatal diseases may be caused oy Allowing
5he bowels to become constipated and the
ystsm 10 remain in o disordered cond1.
Zion. until the disorder has time TO develop
itspfE. An ouu g of prevention u worth
pound Of cure, il an old and truthful say
ing. Therefore, we advice all who are
troubled with the complaints now very
prevalent-headache indigestion, disord-
cred liver, want of appetite, nausea or
feverish skin, to take. without delay,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. We know OF
no remedy so harmless and decisive In lts
c,ion. II at once strikes at the root oil
the disease and produces healthy tone
to the system. People never need suffer
rom any disease arising from disordered
onditfon or TIE liver If they would take
his excellent medicine when they 1eel
he FIRST indications of the malay. raml-
lea leaving home for the summer monlns
should take three or four boxes OF these
p!'ls with them. They have an amos,
instantaneous effect. They will relieve
the patient OF headache In one or Two
hour and will rapidly Gle ,nse the liver
OF surroundir z bile, aud will effectualiy
prevent bilious attack. They are sole
BY all druggists
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Attempt ~ Robbery.

About eight O'Clock Tuesday evening
some one entered toe residence of Geo.
w. Snyder, corner of Twenty third street
and Alley d, in the absence of Mrs.
Snyder. A little servant girl who was
in the kitchen washing dishes st the
time, thought the noise made in the front
part of the house was by one OF the
children. She called to the child, but
receiving no answer turned ard saw Ii
man starting up stairs. The man went
Up to her, and looking her in the face
scared the girl SO that she ran out and
gave the alarm. The neighborhood was
aroused, and severHl females gathered
around to W 4tch the doors and Windows
Of the building, but the man WAS not
seen The girl described the man n
having on round top hat, dark wooden
shirt and hob nsil shoes. Search was
made but no one was found. Evidently
the p .rtV had no time to get anything
and make way with IL.
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now HE GOT OUT OF 1T.

The following candid statement is
from the postmaster Of North CIymer,
n. I. Alter reading it will any one
undertake TO say that 1t wodld be posi-.
BILE TO find language whereWith TO ex-
press the value OF remedy possess
ed of such capabilities ter reno
waiting the human system and benetittlng
the community? Yet IN point OF fact,
this 10 only n representative expression
of the grateful souls that day by day
voluntarily add their testimony. Still
there is a feeling that whatever may be
advertised as proprietary medicine
must have more or less exaggeratlon at
tsched to it, whereas the exact tact is
that, generally speaking, there are no
medicines in existence made with so
much care and pains, and with so little
regard TO expense, IN order 10 insure en-
tire precision of action and general
effectiveness.
NORTH CLYMER, n. y, Dec "a, 10.
Dr.. NJ. NJ Fesner, FredonIs, n. Y
Dear Sir-About one year ago my health
was SO poor that | was hardly abe TO do
business at all. Had no appetite, could
not sleep nights, coughed great deal,
and had, In tact, got into thst state OF
decline when began to contemplate the
necessity OF going to a different climate
for my health. | had tried most every
thing recommended for such cases, but
found no relief. At last tried your
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Tonic. l thought the first half bottle
stirred me up TO feel worse, but before
the first bottle was all gone, l began to
improve continued the remedy until
l had used five (5) bottles, during which
time gained twenty five (25) pounds in
weight and felt myself as sound as ever.
know there is no better remedy in e1-
istence Tor fixing up ones system when
out of rig than your Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Toxic.
Yours truly,
j. II. NEWELL,
Sold by dealers in medicine Logan,
List & Co, wholesale agents, Wheeling,
w. Va.
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Salt Ds pariment.

Emsheimer Bros. now fer To the trade
the largest and cheapest stock OF &d es'
and children's linen suits IN plaii, en-
brodered and braided, IN the stste, hsv-
ing the exclusive sale for tins city, OF
some of tho most superb patterns to BE-
be seen. We would advise our readers
to examine their stock before purchasiD 6
elsewhere We are informed by this
firm that they have orders ahead Tor two
weeks from country merchants and mil
liners, because they sell them as cheap
as they can be bought in New York,
which is apparent from the large orders
they receive daily. Our word tor it.
When you want suit 60 to Emshelmer
Bros, HOG Main street.
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a CAR D..

no TIE HONORABaE JOHN ". KEN
i NEEDY.
We, the undersigned clrkens, bg',nsi
men aud merchant ui the city ol Nbrt'
ing, respectfully r'Vu NJ YOU !" becomes
candidate for ~" pp'i's" 90 Jude '!H We
Municipal Court oi this city. h'E ns o-i
assent wc res specially -uo-,rioc oaT"h"
yours, &C.,
simpson y Reid, VI. Reilly, q. : fe~nI
". Ell'n:ha -. = T. Iiiidr"ih,N tAD'"
gao'. ien. " John on, " II 'ohiusr'
Harper 6 Bro, j. q. Hrry"y,G "rl o.
Thos. Hughes 3 90 \. ". Panii BIZ
II, scnmulhach, ~p"y"r BIOS, D.
Anderson. john J. iNc", hn. ln'
Louis Stub"nTau"h, ". ~. No'dsA'4'
James E"p'nspn, rul.hslm'I no -
Welly : Bro, WIN. Graham, l. va"
well. Anrrrw kiuA, sdmtni D '1'tL
n. Rrnd'cY Wr'at. VI. J. okhn' ! h-
Nolan. !. W. Hpri1r, e. J. Bfu" 'VLt
Howell, L,u Goid, J. %. Sm.'.,
Swabacker, IN. Buter, Norway "'
Compan ,-.,.s, =.
The election for the once ni NuH'el.-
Judge takes place on the !i'h oi va
lIntelllgcucer and STANDARD copy 70"
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athee!ing Gr9istsr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Wieesl Musical Institute.
Buy The Best-Steven's Refrigerstors.
Twenty-Five Elegant Cards.
The Black HIlls.
Blooded Stock tor Sale.
Parlcr Suits-Frend & Son.
Nl.ety-Five Cent Bowls and Pitchers.
To Democrats and Republicans-John
w. Kennedy.
Auction Sale of Stock and Real Estate
-Hervey Il Britt.
Furniture-A r. Morehesd Il 20.
Revolver Free.
Oae Comic Oil Chrome.
Mark Twsin's New Book.
Wells Csrbollc Tablets.
The Tip Top Package.
Jewelry tor All.
Pleasure Unslloyed - Neuhausen's
Summer Garden.
To the Wesry-Neuhausen's Ice
Cream Parlors.
Season Tickets for Neuhsusens Sum.
mer Garden.
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To the Hon. &. l.. Grammar

TIME UNDERSIGNED MERCHANT
and business men OF the CIty OF "A bs.I
ing, recoIEizi the ability aud c.pas,t,
with which you hsye Mid the on u
Judge OF the Muuic pal Court of NErf,i,,
for the Ia four yeas, rrspt ctulN rr,pNi
you Ia be n candidate Tor reelection 40
promise YOU Ia that event An earns,i ~
cordial enforcement.
Very respectfully, &c
Armstrong, Cocn & TO-, CuaS. A. To-,
Logan. List s Co. II Nchtmbra 4 S,p,
!. Berger 4 Bro J. II. sheppard S.a7
&, Wilson. Vim. Banjo ger Simou Cos
Louis Gold, -. " Curtis, " b. Bgl,,
jr.. \ q. Ssylor, Geo. x. TaS lurAto.
\. Rhodes & Co., Hcnncgan. Rates 4 90
NJ. II. e.. Wright, l. II Norton Ga
Paxton & b Oomf,eld. Jas. McCoup,.
NJ. l.. Ott. ont, toll & TO. Ncsb.u 4 Brp
Cohn, Sampllncr y -, John :. Na,la,
w. A. lsctt, q q. h. Wheat, Hu. tsl
QuaTrtcr, l.. =. IelapIaln, ] hnQ 30.
j. q. Morris & Co., j. 4. Morton, J. T.
nrady, q. Hess & Sou, List, nayenpOrA
PARK, Eugene List, psrk'I RoA [
q lvbay & IONS, Reeves 4 chap ,u.
David DELL. &. N. Cren, II. /. Jouc. Jota
Mcneil & CO., \ W. PAUL. ,um.mla,A
Woods, OXtoby & pufiicid, jos sp..d,
eco, Nicholas schulz, n, hrsnk SBns.
McI.ain Bros MofiIt & plckry, Tuiur
Dillon, Adams & Luc,s, II LIngca, ~.
Roy 6 " rtl-r, Richard savage ThomP.
son 4 Hibb'id. Peter W. Bo-l.y. X
Smyth, McI ulIough 4 H,iner, Wm. n
CarOtn.rs. NJ. Guiman & Co., J. y ks~i
a Co, Conrad Aul.
MeSsrs. ARMSTRONG, CpclI & o.. and oiA--i
GESrs-I am exceedingly gIatlned 10 -
ceive from you such krud AMI Htn'fsg,
expression, u cOntidruC" ANA encourage
ment n are contained Ia your card a.!
offer myself, in obedience Ia your rc4l q,
AZ u cani date I r zee" rctiOn ~ the ofns
of Judg al the Municipal count Of Nhss..
ing. Respectfully yours
q. l.. CRNSNfR
WHEELING MAY H. III mIl.
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EAST Liberty. Nav 23-Cst,le-R.

EAST LIBERTY, May 23.-Cstile-Re-
ceipts today were 2ss head, or II cars
of through stock, and 5 cars OF yard
stock. Total tor Two days 1872 head, or
81 cars through and Is cars yard. sup
ply only fair, and business very dul q;
of all round. Best &C; medium 70 COED
IS so 70 IS rs; common 10 fair. 81 IS TO
IS %. Hogs-Receip.s to-day eco head.
Total for two days, 1875 head; Yorksrs
S. 10 70 So 70; PhIlsdeiphias IS 20 TO
IS 40. Sheep-Receip,s to-day $50 head.
Total for Two days, $500 head Selling
at from 80 so 70 IS 10.
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A CARD.
~ THE NON r.n
no THE HON. GIBSON L. cRAyyxD

The undersigned, members n, tho.
county bar, and sttorre,s pr,ctis'.oas
the Municipal Court OF Whe.l,nS 70
salts ed that no one could innrs - ,Usslns
and satisfactorily nll the posi- Ion q, Ii,aiy
OF that court than you have dou. ~. %
the present term; and reeoSnilustbsIIt
partially, courtesy, industry ana liz W.
ing with which you have p,rtoy,r, ..sta'
duties OF such position In The ns., V,
most earnestly request and u :. iSs,H 20
shall consent q be a candidate tof - w
ton AT the approaching election: WV
Yours very truly,
Daniel Peck i'aniel Lamb, A.JC,,,
aIi Rsar S si.d I9hn . Pendle,on, 1
sell, VIM. Z. Hubbard, ". J. W CnvHleess
X Il. Cochran, ". W. Arnetl I,ns
Thompson, John +. McAeunsn ~
bal FORBES, Lewis ;. 10 dau, a 'H 49,
I. ]. Hugus, J. d. Ewing, /. \. Jops y"
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River News.

The marks at the landing yesterday
showed about feet II inches.
Toe Granite State, en- route for Fits
burgh, passed up yesterday. -,
The Carrie Brooks, Ior Gainesville,
passed down yesterday morning.
The Science left for Parkersburg yes
terday. She will be followed by the
Express to-day.
The Emma Graham was due down
last night en- route to Cincinnati.
The O'Neal, Telegram, Phseton, Star
of the West and Market Boy are making
their usual trips.
Col. Merrill will about the first day OF
June, begin to remove all the snsgs,
sunken coal boats or bsrges and other
distractions out of the channel OF the
Ohio river. That is, he proposes, but 3
.ood stage of water only dlsposes. Ii
the water continues TO recede, what
then? WHY, another rest for the dear
boys on the f. A. Woodruff. They are
tired, and need rest. as they have only
four months vacation a. PorkopolIs. -
En-.
By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May 23-River feet
and rising. Weather clear aid cool.
LOUISVILLE, May 23.-Departed-
Thompson Dean, New Orleans. River
falling with feet inch in the canal.
NASHVILLE, May 23.-River falling,
with 81 feet scant on the shoals. The
Hl.lman failed to depart for Cairo on
account OF breaksge In her machinery.
She will leave tomorrow morning.
MEMPHIS, May 23.-Rlver u feet and
stationary. Weather clear and hot.
Departed Hard Cash, White river;
Cons Miller and Church, Cincinnati.
Arrived Kellog and barges, Illinois
river.
CINCINNATI, May 23.-Hlver IL feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Arrlved-John l.. Rhoads, Pitts
burgh; Vint Shlnkle, Memphis. De-
psr,cd-Rnoad., st. Louis; Andy Baum,
Memphis; Golden City, New Orleans.
CAIRO, May "a -Arrived-Msry Mil
Ter, Plttsburgh; Capitol City, st. Louis;
Keokuk, Memphis. Departed Departed
Miller, St. Louis; heokuk, Ohio river;
Capitol City, Vicksburg. River 81 feet
s inches and falling Weather clear and
cool; mercury 10 deg.
EVANSVILLE, May 23.-Westher
clear mercury 81 to 50 deg. River II
feet and falling. up. b. Williams
and tow, Smith, j. w. Gof, 1dIew!ld,
Chas. Bowen and tow. Down-Morn-
ing Star. Business light The John w.
Garrett is loading back from Nj. Vernon.
ST.. LOUIS. May 2$.-Arrlvsd-War
Eagle, Keokuk; Lady Lee, Peoria;
Northwestern, 81. Paul; Colorado, Vicks-
burg; Ironsides, Pittsburgh; Davis,
Cincinnati Departed -Golddust. Kan.
sas City; Belle and La Crosse, ST. Paul;
Lsdy Lee, Peoria; War Eagle, keokuk
River has fallen 3 inches. Weather
clear and cool.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterday's Proceedings In the Diff
ferent judiciary BOdfes.
CIRCUIT CoURr-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The estate OF w II. Agnew was com.
mitted to the Sheriff for administration
In the case of A. w. Fulton We. "
II. Shelb, plea in suspension was filed
and cause confined.
In the case OF John Robrecht Us Elijah
Msrling certain special pleas we're ten
dered and objected to and rejected. A
melton for a continuance was allowed the
defendant on the ground of the absence
OF material witnesses.
The answer Of Ambrose Collins to the
bill of Ida Collins for divorce, was lied.
The rect of the session was taken up
with miscellaneous business.
MUNICIPAL coURT-JUDGE cRANMER.
The case of John T. Sullivan, guar
dian of John H. Ruhl rs. James N. Ritz
al d others. in chsncery, was argued and
submitted to court
Adjourned till Friday morning at ten
o'clock.
POLICE COUNT JUDGE CRANMER.
James Cochran, drunk, fined two dol.
lars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
VIM. Rolfe, exposure OF person, fined
five dollars and coets. Committed for
thirty days.
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WHEELING, NAV lal-

Mesrs. Pick, Lamb, Cork, Caldro,g IN.
Ssssr, AsmoS,. ne F S, CA'o a:
sion OF your kind AMI gen, rnu, -
ments, as contai Ell in The iorrso M 80 -
readily scquieSce In your rcQu,s ~
come a candidate tor reelection IN ~
Office OF Judge ui the Municipal Chs
Wheeling, promising II rc.elec,e ed IN 10 =,
position, 10 endeavor 10 sccurr by Az
iul and impartial discharge o; Us dur',.,
continuance OF your approval and r,,.,
Very respectfully yOms,
NALL q 1, tXANypp
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POLITICAL.
For Judge Of the Mu.I.,-
Court OF "heeiiag."
Rdftpyr Of III n>rfsk>r.

The many friends OF aoD asa,
Cnanmer desires to call yonr s, H,oo I.
the coming e!s ction for Jndes ~ IN 10 b
cipal Court. You are doubtisss = ae Anai.
on Thursday, May a, ISL. oa, ne that
VIII decide at the polls upon m &C elufens
tons OF the candidates Tr La 9cAlifo.
very Important and responsie's lsh
We desire to rec pmmend 70 Won ooen,
through you 10 the citizens general, ~, y,
gentleman highly cap ible Of s,t mat o. .
positio 10 the salisiac don M all n'inS That
tice or his protest. IN extenjin, q, piae.
many years, ami nearly four 49,, through
ience upon the ben n, As Well psf-
other estimaole qua les, will S,any
sunclent Justification an apollo WE
hearty and energetic suppor, whI.s t uS
be given uim Vt the polls ea VI!
Many friends and wei wl,h.n
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MEssRs. HENDERSON & Bros. of VIII
Jamestown, Wood county, this State, will
offer tor sale some very valuable trotting
stock on the 2lst proI., the particulars OF
which will be found in our advertising
columns. The excellent reputation of
these gentlemen as raisers of fine strains
of horse flesh is SO well known that the
simple fact of horsemen knowing that
they intend Offering stock for sale will
be sufficient 70 draw large number OF
people to their place of sale. Their
represent tions can be relied on.
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A New FIRM.-Mes,rs Tsppan &
Bigelow have started a new pant shop
at 1911 Man street, up stairs, and over
G. +. Hays paint store. They execute
all kirds OF house and sign painting
granting and paper hanging with neat
ness and dispatch. They are model
workmen, and do their work not only
we'll but reasonably.
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Real Estate Transfers

The following were the transactions
in real estate recorded in the Office OF the
County Clerk, yesterday:
Deed made April II, 1876, from James
Ri by and wife TO Isaac Snedecker tor
trac. o; land IN the town of Potomac;
for S..
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Buy Flowers at Speyer Bros

Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j.. w. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; A Chintz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, i cents. All other goods
IN PROMOTION
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" heeIing stock Yards

WHEELING, Asy %, 1877.
Live stock received st the Wheeling
stock yards during the last weeks:
Cattle, ~ head, Hogs, 36i head. Sheep,
ia head. Cattle cold at 4tc 10 SIC,
hogs sold at 4 TO S and SIC, and
sheep sold q. &c, with wool on.
WV. BAYHA, Secretary.
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100000 FOR ONLY TEN.
Drawing Positively June 80. 1877.
and every thee mo, this thereafter.

Drawing Positively June 80. 1877.
and every th,ec mo this thereafter.
The present management emphdtLca,iU
nottfy The public IN tttheTs DiH b, no postpone
neHt Of hiS dTdlctn0, ~ u uTtIdt IN JIIcH eJ.-
terpyLses, but TINT UtH DO'htDciy AMI uH-
eQiiuoodiiy TAKE place On ne dIt> n1msd.
Thu, the SecVnd DrdUin0 U1H be cOndLcted
IKE the hr,t, 10 ths Jdi-nenOf Uhtch The JJiiojD-
ing NAMED gentlemen hare testf,d:
Hon. Alvin Duyall, late Chief Justice Sop.
Court of KY: James q. dudley, chair
man Board OF School JTus ee.; Grant
Green, Cashier Farmers Bank Of Ky.;
Hon. = !. ". Major, Public Printer state
Of KY; Hon. Tnos. y. Lindsay, Pres't
Farmers Bank OF NY; Hon. Thomas G..
Jones, Clerk Of sup. Court OF KY; Judge
X. A. ThOn, psOn, Presdg Judge Frank
lin Co. Court: James u. Crockett. Clerk
Franklin County Court.
Remittauces can be made by Mail, Elk.
press. DRAFT, +. y. Order or Reg Istsred Let
Ter. made payable 10 u. ~. Parrow & 30.
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A Carl D.
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WHEFLiNG, MAY '''.
Mcs-rF. SimDSou & Rcid. Nrht,i nav
y FIRM. ~. EtihghIm 6"i lfA"i d.,
GEN LEHEs-l rec IN'd 'nI"-'
Wheeling RFGIsrEK this inpfh"'
letter requesting me :" I"'om,
date for the position of JUds'oI ~
cipal Court, and asking ny aA''h. 80, -.
signed ~ he l'tIsT IL, by ''IhE'
beer OF mot prominent m'f, So. So
other business men Of the CIV, b,
ia 10 express my gratltnd' i'i p" go
est Won take In me. aud the %
manifest 10 hAy" me y"'up -,
tingui he'd position 81 Nuh.%Ii
NunbsrS OF other 81 iIrns ha.' 49,,
ly appToached me Tor 10" 'a1n' p.,I,.,
but nave heretofore decl - .,
10 their request. I cannot 40 >" =,
without offending tbs VIII ~ Wv
and my own sense Of pIopf!'n' 80
therefore, become yOurcand.'a me-
the signers are several l'N''ul'',n.t. ~,
cans. they. ike my'eli, rs'SD 80.
fact that this ~ not a poll NJ,
While am = Democrat, ana 'ig =. -
celv. the support Of my pA's' II rru,s
extremely gfatlfied r.o'i'' .,,s,u
Of the opposite party a' ~"
h ,nnT mo with Their suf'aE"a
Very I My "uf,y sySEgI
mag JOHN ~