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nutsANcFs TO RE aRtrFp.

II Is understood that steps will soon 10 taken
70 prohibit the blocking ~ the aisles In eur
thaatras with camp stools as In the custom when
great attractions are offered on the stage ! his
dangerous practice, II Is determined. shall he
abolished and the chief Of police will be charged
with the enforcement OF the law. Obnoxious
bill boards throughout the city. which may oh
struct the sidewalks otherwise Interfere
with the comfort of the people. will be derunl-
iahad or removed.
THE ADMINISTRATOR or IMPROVEMENTS.
CAPT. Houston and large portion of his sfaif
were absent from tho City Hall In the early part
of yesterday their evidence being required in n
case 81 contempt before one of the district
tween two naighbors concerning bridge COW
ering the street gutter In front RI their adioin-
Ing uroperty. Ono Of the parties helng dissat-
lsilad with tho existence If the bridge, which
impeded the low Of water. thraatanei 10 have
1t removed. wharcupon the party having caused
It's construction obtained M Injunction against
tho first party. The latter determined not to
be- outdone. complained Of the az stance Of the
bridge TO the Administrator of improvements
who. finding that II was In violation ~ the city
ordinances had II removed.
The plaintiff now takes rule for contempt
against the defendant IN the Injunction ease to
which the latter answers that he cannot he held
In contempt simply because he has entered ~
complaint against nuisance. and that ha Is
not responsible for the acts of tho Administers
tor Of improvements. As simple as he case ap-
pears n required several Of our most promi-
nent lawyers to argue II.
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SUNDAYS RIFLE SPORT.

Largest stock Of music In the South Mt Grun
WaId Hall
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IcAnrMv OF MuaTC.

Jack and Jill the Sagrists and other variety
poorIe will appear again tonight at this thea
fra At the Christmas matinee toys will be- dis
trihllted annnng tho children. as usual.
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THE RED STAR
IL the best place 10 buy dret class
yUBBEIS OVERSHOE.

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ncn RntIcr.

The Register comes to the rescue OF that
wing OF the Massachusetts Democracy that
nominated Ben Butler for Governor on
Tuesday last, BY saying that they nomi'
mated him with the viewof killing Radical
ism. 1t says that these Democrats thought
that "thc best way to kin Radicalism
in that land OF isms is to place in oGicial
position the most disrcputable representa-.
tive OF tho most disreputable phase Of
Radiralism to be found" '@
Asthc late member in the Legislature
from Lincoln county, West W., waspIeas.
ed to observe on many solemn occasions,
the above is decidedly "too rotten thin
We really should suppose that the Rtgiaer,
cheeky and brassy as it powerfully is,
would DO ashamed to trump up such q
miserable excuse as this for its Massachu-
sets brethren. All tho world knows that
these Democrats took Ben Butler to
their bosoms because they are in love
with his latter day Repatriation principles,
and because they look upon him MS,
more than any one else, the very embodi.
ment OF thcir principles. As for his radi-
calism, they care no more for that than
they do for his secession support of JEFF
Davis in 1860. They care nothing for
either. 1t is his present financial diabol.
ism that they are in love with. .4,, .,.
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GRAFTON.


GRAFTON, VIVA, Sept. 10Th. 1873.
Editors Intrlligeneer.
Mr.. NJ. Morgan, an employee Of the D.
80. II. r. Co., fell from the railroad
bridge at this place this morning about 8
o'clock, sustaining very dangerous injuries
The distance from the bridge TO where he
fell is about fifty feet, striking onthe rocks
it is miracle how he escaped instant
death.
The yellow fever scare has been the
means OF getting our streets and alleys
cleaned up. DR.. A. II. Thayer has proved
an efficient Health Officer, and deserves
the thanks of our citizens for theimproved
sanitary condition Of our town. A
Our merchants are busy getting in their
fall stock, and are expecting good fall
trade.
The Taylor County Agricultural Fair
commences tomorrow, ifthe weather COLI
tinucs favorable largo attendance is ex-
peCted. ,H-
sells Seven Elephant Show. is billed for
here Saturday the2lst. ru
Mr.. a. Zeck has accepted the agency for
the Pittsburgh Sunday Leadcr ut this place,
which has the largest circulation OF any
Sunday paper brought to Grafton for some
length OF tune. s TRix.
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The Preston county Journal says that in
1s4l-iour years after the great panic of
lS37-a fine three year oldsteerwould sell
as low as s. or 80 in that county, The
Radicals were not in power in 1887, but
the Democrats were, What was the cause
Of the panic OF 1857? lie: the school his.
tories answer, which they do, rs follows;
FOR some time past THAT is, previous to
81 reckless spirit of speculation had en-
crossed the Nation, and had lead to ex-
cessive banking, and The tSsuitg d Paper
mOlty 10 an ertent far beyond A.e necessities q
The country. Few OF the new banks which
sprang into existence had enough gold
and silver in their vaults to redeem the
notes with which, they flooded the cOun-
try, FiciiiiOi1 rdlltes prevailed IN erey depart
mf1lt Of trade, and the banks Wed with each
other in atEording the means for the Wild
est speculations." ii.,,.g s.... ...,.,
Suddenly, as is always the case, some
body wanted to realize on these fictitious
values, and then the bubble bursted, n
collapse in prices took place and great
depression and stagnation followed in
trade, such as We have never yet seen
since the panic Of 1873.
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ST. Louis Gl0be-DcmOctat.
In the Socialist procession was "col-
orcd club" it being formed Of twenty-five
members. During the afternoon the re-
porter saw four or five negroes spreading
themselves on the glass. Each OF them
had red ribbon in his button.hole, or
pinned on his shirt. H.
Said the reporter to one Of them: $50
you're n Socialist, GhP" q. . .l'5
"Soshlest? What's datN was the as
tonished question, all the negroes at the
same time. leaning forward to open wide
their eyes. a. ~
swell, what arc your" queried the re-
perter. ~ ~
"We's club, We is, mister" was the ex-
plicit information Of a strapping young
darkey; and he added, "l'se de secretree
OBJ dc club, is" .ttt ..'l
"What kind OF club?'
Twelfth Ward Club, (which, Il must be
admitted, was n little more explicit. 80
"But what are you Socialists, Comml-
nists, Unionists, Sovercigns of Industry,
United Labor-men, Observation-Disclosures,
Democrats, or Republicansp iiH.
Oats more'n | can tell yer, boss"
grinncd the intelligent secretary. "All ]
know Yves n club, but think we're what
they cali Grccnbackers."
"Elere comesde Cap'en COp'en Banks
he knows" one ofthe men exclaimed.
Up stNlked Cap'cn Banks. He was got
ten up in the most impressive style. He
had on an old black frock coat. Across
his breast was faring red sash, from his
lapel hung long red ribbon, and his
slouchcd brigadier hat was a gorgeous
red plume; and lie had real sword dang
ling at his side. His hand was continually
ut the lilt. l.i7
Captain Banks, bclivc?" shouted the
reporter.
prompt military reply. ''..' ."'. y,
LETS sec, you're captain Of :" l."l
"Of de club-dc Twelfth Ward Club"
whats its name?"
."Thar yer git me. Yer see We amt yet
fixed on de name. Mebbc it'll he de 'Cul-
lud Grcenback Club Of de Twelfth Ward, !
or mebbo it'll be de Twelfth Ward Club
OF Cullud Soshlests.' We don't know,
boss, what we'll be. But ives club and
Use de Cap'cn." it." fa. .-'li' y.
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A Card.

MouSpsvILE, W. Va, Sept. IL, 1878.
Editors IutcllIgcncer.
In your issue OF this date is found com.
munication from this place signed "Hur-
rah," in which the writer assails my con-
duct Us a man and as Republican, for no
cause Of which l have any knowledge, save
that Of my candidacy for Clerk OF the
County Court Of Marshall county. do
not look upon this either as crime or us
disloyal to the Republican party. Ibolted
no nomination, as did my assailant in 1868,
when he was an independent candidate
for Sheriff, at time, too, when there were
but two parties, the same us now. II it is
q crime for Republican to be an indie.
pendent candidate now in this era OF good
feeling, what was it then, when tho nation
and our own State were struggling for eX.
istcncc? He endeavors to throw doubt
and suspicion upon my Republicanism,
when the facts are, was following the flag
OF my country in Company D, First W.
Va. Infantry when he was being arrested
for disloyalty 10 his country. Many peo-
pie. good Republicans, too, remember
these facts, and think II rather late in the
day for man like him TO howl dislOyalty
to any one. As to my honorable compett.
tor In the race, have nothing to say save
that will defeat him honorably II / can,
Notwithstanding the slurs and filings Of the
iew.who are seeking notoriety through the
press.
AS tho assault was made upon, me
through your columns, ask the publica-
tion al this In common fairness
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Builcr's and Kcarney's Brains-A Phrc
noioGist Says TINT Butler In AcduisitivC
and Kearncy ConceIted.

Professor Graham read IN essay last
evening Mt Science Hall on the alleged
brains OF B. +. Butler and Denis kearney,
phrenologicalIy considered. The Profess
sor was tianked by anumber of phrenolog-
ical charts, presumably representing the
two subjects under consideration. That
representing Kearney looked like map OF
the Eastern Hemisphere, with parallCl' OF
latitude and longitude, the portion occu-
pied by China being in deepest black. In
General Buffers portrait only one eye
could be distinguished, and that was cvi-
IDENTIFY trying to look at the tip OF the cor
responding eur. Other portraits OF dis
tinguishcd prisoners and assassins orna.
mentcd the stage. "Kearncy," Said the
speaker, "has not over one and quarter
inches OF moral brain in the front OF the
sentative Of the "lop.eared pelican OF the
Sierra" over the head with ruler. at is
always SO with people who are given to
profanity. He has only average reflective
powers; he can't get thought ont OF such u
head as TINT He don't know the meaning
of his adjectives. Butler pays him to
speak. He says he made himself; then
Heaven protect us from such father and
mother! lie likes good eating; rs long us
they roll in the pennies he'll eat; his head
is flat. The main characteristics OF kear-
ney's brain are conceit, self.esteem, OPP
preston, tyranny" [Applausel.
Butler" he continued, sis as full OF
cunning and deception rs an egg is OF
meat He has more brain than Kcarney,
aud is cutter. The central part Of his head
shows sclfshness. The predominant fen
lures OF his brain are self.esteem and
acquisidveness. With this brief dcscrip-
ton OF tho contents OF Mr.. Buffers skull,
the speaker launched out into politics.
"Grecnbacks-" he began.
"Hiss-s-s.s-s.s, said voice.
Confusion.
Professor Graham then invited any one
in the audience to mir his opinions, or ask
any questions desired. A gentleman in
gray arose, and said that he would not hear
General Butler abused, us the latter had
once given him work ut $50 month in
New Orleans, when he was starving"
~ call the gentleman TO ORDER" said the
Chair-woman. "Butlcr has stolen enough
money to givcwork to agreat many people
Take your seat, sir; sit down"
The gentleman in gray calmly took his
seat.
Professor Graham then examined sew
eral heads in the audience without find
ing anything to speak OF. NeD York Times.
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The Maine Election.

Our neighbor, the WoOdstield (O) Spiri'
Of Democracy, finds comfort for the party
in the resliltofthe Mime election: We'll,
there is nothing like determination to be
jolly under all circumstances. For the
sake OF showing on whit thin diet our
neighbor is feeding and rejoicing, VIC ap'
pend the Maine election figures, las follows;
Republicans In lsT7,........ :, - 93,GN
Republicans In 1878
There is nothing in that which Repub
licans need feel bad about. 1t shows q
party OF undiminished organization, oil
firm faith and OF steady ranks.
Grcenbackers In is77-......,, ,...... y.:"". $3.50
Grrcnbackers In -
This is n great gain. 1t indicates the
spread of the Disconnected element, and
points to the danger which is before the
country. 1t makes the peril Of financial
chaos an eminent reality. "a''' '-d r.
Democrats In Is77.".""...".........".....5?
Democrats 10 900
Here is where the laugh comes inTfor
everybody but the Democrats. ~ y -
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20 pieces new .colored cashmeros in all the
fashionable shades, Just opened by aD 7tG-
GEO. R. TAYLOR 1 co.
RLAcK CASHMERE.

VIII open on Monday, 18th inst, so pieces Of
superior Black Cashmere, IDrapdete finish,
from 50 cents up. Cheaper than ever before
offered
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ANNMERS.

/. Buchanan went into Office on the lth
Of March, 1867. In that year the debt of
the United States was SOS, 900, S3l So. He
went out Of office on the 4th day Of March,
1851, In the year previous (lSCO) tho debt
had increased to sG4, 81, 2S7 IS. AS to the
market value OF U. S. bonds under his adj
ministration, they commanded premium
most Of the time, but towards the last his
Secretary Of the Treasury borrowed So.
10000 at l2 per cent discount. See Fl.
nance Reports for lsGl-'G2.
9. The total debt in 1868 (thc year be-
fore Grants administration was '2,Gll,'
6S7,S5 10. The total debt in 1877 This
term closed on the 4th OF March Of that
year, was $1,000, 1929 %. The present
debt September 18Th, less cash in the
Treasury, is Il, 900, 49,, $50 10.
8. The Democrats control both cities.
4. We cannot tell you. Andrew Roy's
name appears in "Ohio statistics" for 1877,
but his term WINS to expire April ., 1878.
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AEa6Sr Co, o., September 10, 1878.
MY. -. .iiI.,.nln.

\ MGN6Sf Co., o., September 10, 1878.
EdiSEs Male Intallgencer.
Please 10 me the favor Of answering the
following questions through the WEEKLY
ISTgttlGENcER as soon as convenient:
/. What was the amount OF the national
debt when Buchanan came into Office
Also the amount when his term expired?
What was the market value Of U. $. bonds
during the same administration?
: 9. What llas been the decrease Of the
national debt during the administrations
OF Grant and Hayes2
3. What parties are now in power in
Detroit. Mich, and, Troy, n. y?
A. Who Is now Mine Inspector for the
State OF Ohio, and is he miner or ever
been one2 F....
BY answering tho above you will confer
a great favor ona READER
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PERSONAL.

VIM. Z. Wins, Of your city, furnished
the people on the Fair Grounds great
deal OF fun with his comicalities, song
singing, &c. G. b. G.
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Ar New Ybrk, for the past two or three
weeks, it is stated, n large number of forg'
cd checks have been presented at the diff
fercnt banks, leading to the suspicion that
a well trained and expert gangof forgerf
arc at work. Our banks, bankersand bus
iucss men would do well to be on their
guard against similar attempts here. Do
inrs at New York, in evil as well as good,
are frequently made the precursors OF
like doings here. ..3.ii .5nt,.y
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TlHos. J, KIsNER, MD. 3t
l. oTFlcE AND CONSULTING RooMs,
2240 MAIN ST., WHEELING, W. VA.

Can be consulted on matters pertaining 10
his profession either in English or German.
Chronic Diseases OF the Head, Throat, Lungs,
Heart Liver, Stomach, Blood, Urinary Organs,
Nervous System, Female Complaints and ali
Constitutional Affections treated successfully.
Cures NIL cases Of Piles. No detention from
business. Medicines furnished II desired.
Night calls promptly answered from the
otdce. j020
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A MERCHANT in the interior of West Nir-
GINA Yesterday sent the following letter
to Mcssrs, L. S. Delaplain & Co., whole
sale dry goods merchants, Of this city:
"Scnd me six bolts of the patch work
calico. They sell like whisky at camp
meeting" This comparison was apparT
emily tho strongest figure -of-speech- that
the country merchant copld think OF to
convey to Messrs. D. 4 Co. IAN adequate
idea OF the popularity of the new make OF
calico, known rs the "patch work."
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DIED.

IlEARSE.-0n Wednesday morning, September 49,
1875 ut hali-plSt two O'clock BRIDGET wife Of John
lIearne, IN the JOth year ii her age.
Funeral will take place from her husbands resi-.
Deuce No, 25il Market street. this morning atD O'Clock
Rules Of the Catholic Church will DC enforced In-
tCruent al Mt. Calvary Cemetery. ~ '.-il7 -
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us MARSHAL HAM has purchased The
farm in Canton township formerly Wtiea
nv the late Vim. Wylics. sHes paids one
hundred and ten dollars per acre.-lVad'-
ington (Pd.l Examiner.
Every body. will be gratifed to hear that
the Marshal has been so successful in
financial matters these hard times as to be
able to buy such desirable, property.
The Marshal is perhaps the most popular
man in Western PENNSYLVANIA, and all
his friends will be glad to know of his
Gurcnss
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sAruRpAr, the 10Th day ., oa.s, 4.

Commencing at 10 o'clock A. N ,L..,
ecribed property that Is to sIy; a ~, .Ios'ls,
hundred and hhy.iuur and ts h,,L ~, 95!ssslu /
10 E4n aud chapIineS aldIoa /, h. " % I'D
Ing, Ohio COunty, West viIiniI. iii y. N
south side Of Wheeling Crrk, ts.' H., - llea
Sppurtenanccs thereto belonging >A''Ha 'aAla
Also the following dt4cri61J H.. 4, -,
sltn1tcd 90 the hank II WhcrlIbv r. 80 b
Of Wheeling atOrCStil, louniSIs !, Nh NJ, u ID
nieneing At p0nt on Crecrpt d.; i, .N.'i; q
and twenty ll!Ol feet tast Of ihS ~, ~ a.
street; thence running ra,tEanIiy ~, y! I z
more or less, to twenty (ll let IN ~, =. 1
Crescent street TO the creek; theme hs,,S s.9 Z
mid Crescent street 10 the Eatsr AZ .I..HA \
thence along the mraulen q IA ~. ut.'aaiO VI
line Of lot numbered two huhirrI M H. g
thence snulhwArliy With Nd linz "a TT,s,I'aN 2
to the place Of beginning, Scihrr ia gSSa g
itamens and appurtenantts 70 np 4, J Z -
longing. ~ W. y M !
Selling as Trustee, | will coavey Oal,M,,..
10 me by said deed Of trust, 'a' uA'E4
TBRNs OF SALE-0ne-lhIrl ra,b N. q,
two equal inStallmCnS Al d. and nlS. y, ~, ~
denced By notes brarins Interest nm a. n - Z
title 70 DO retained until Payment il Io "ANs
WILLIAM J. ". COWbry
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TRUSTEES SALE,
Gnnrt Sales.

J. D. EWING, Attorney. e. WY Hi y
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The Last Day orthe wellsburs Fair.

I } ..HrrI NELLSBuRG, sept. lith'
EdItOrs IntelIgeneer.
To-day has been all that could be ex-
pected so far MS weather was concerned.
The attendance was very large.
In the ladies' equestrian contest the fol.
lowing ladies competed: Misses Laura
Gardner, S. R. Garrett, Flora Freshwatcr,
virgie Smith, Bessie Smith, Mrs Tillic
Scott and Mrs. Albert Elson. LIST prize,
silver cup, Mrs. Scott; Cd prize, silver cake
holder, Miss Garrett.
In the double driving team contest T. P.
Woodnansce, lst, SO; A. 0. Mansfield, I'd,
$40; o. A. Worthington, Sd, s..
Sweepstakes trot: Harker, LIST prem.
slO0; Drummer Boy, Cd, $50; Jake Under
wood, Sd, $95.
Sweepstakes pacing race: Lady Swift,
LIST, S75; Latrobc, I'd, $50; Lady Lightfoot,
Sd, S25.
n Match horses or mules: Thos. Wheeler,
LIST, $40; N. B. Buckingham, s..
Mule race, five entries: Bob Oakcs,
slowest mule, s.; SchwertiGrger, I'd slow
est, So; jas. Whitson, Sd slowest, 50.
So endcth the Wellsburg fair. A good
time was had. People enjoyed the sport,
and We trust all will so away with good
impression Of this portion OF West Vir-
ginia.
Every body speaks words OF praise for
Kramer's band. Their rendering Of Sweet
Bye and Bye" "Toiling On" aud "AIock-
ing Bird" Is highly complimented by hosts
OF people The gentlemanly department
OF the band and their musical skill has won
them many friends here.
PERSONAL.
VIM. Z. Wins, OF your city, furnished
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

"TriadelphIR AccOnlnlnlntIOn.-Th train only runs
between Wheeling aud TrladeIpha.
tDIly except Sunday-SeEark Accommodation.
tStcuh+nVillc AcCOmniodAtIOn.-T train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BellAIre stopping when required at
sherman House, EtnavIle, West Wheeling and
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In pursuance Of the authority rested Ii ., mi
cree entered by Rli Court 10 The aloVe tttIsi III
on April 10Th, 1878, will sell Al The frat 10
residence Of Muses. lay, on Tue premise. hs.lt N
tIsed to be sold, OH
MONDAY, the 9th Day Of Srpttabr, ~
beginning ut 10 O'Clock, 4, ", at public lsda, !
highest aud best bidder, the Tract IT pird 1 n
lying and being situated on the WaiSn d Litib ~
Ing creek, In Ohio county, nlhe Stated KIg Tfill
bounded and described Is fellows; Bts1nSIl
stake near an elm stump corner u NsAtgRG ISa|
and with his line S. IS ". liOpIts 10 NIllsIiaI
Catharine lngard thence with hrT line s y, L9l
pDleS 10 two sugar tres corner u aid t4ikEAlt
and Joseph Potter; thence With lhtterI Hs J
L. III poles to sugar tee cUrnrr 10 IIna nG1,
thence n. AZ, ". lA poles to The b,IiHHihs 80
lug 1856 acres, being the Satne lFoPg'ty rltiiu
conveyed by Muses. Hay to ,ieO. L. CII4Ttl h
Of trust dated April 9Th, ISIS, and fttf3d u
the public land rrCOrls u aid cOuRiT.
TERMS OF SGLR.-0nt-th OIL The pSHhlH1fl
or such further sum Us the purchaser riy tlNdtF
10 hand, the residue In two equal thstIlltiI u
bic respectively In One and two yesn Inn n d
Galo, with interest from that day The PaEAliP q
lug his bond with appruTvd Itrslnal ssr9hI ~
Of the deferred lnSlallmentJ, aud The hih hhil
served TIL the whole Of the paIelLl'e 9?tsI ~
Gen. D; CALDN1L
Special G4ItHl
&c. TIERvEr, AucIinHetr. ,,,., it%a
The above sale IL adjourned until 90Spn Y! n
sel0-d4w special fEsss|
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COUNTY T1 :t7
Clerk of Circuit Court,
sAM'L D, MocOLLocH.

TIE Washington County pa fair takes
place October sth, 9th and 10Th. That al
MiIlsboro (same county, on tho 10th, 10th
and 18th. l. ~ w.
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CHARLEST0WN ACADEMY.
VI APrepnrntory School for boys,

charlestown, Jefferson Co, W. Va, wM. II. KAuLE,
a. NJ, Principal; +. X LEAVELL "a. N. and
Me1Alist Of Washington Lee University. For
tborouEtneS Of Instruction and Il coarSe
equal the beAt schools 10 the country. Course u
instruction embraces English. Ancient and Modern
Languages, MathemAiiI "A aud Natural Sciences Next
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A WHEELrxo man lately rebrnedfrom
Europe ays'aatthisSerse expresses lis

We saw all tho thing Ia the guide books,
Did the classical dodge while In Rome;
But between you aud me aud the bedpnst,
We are laundering glad to get home.