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COLUlIBII'S CREW.
Their Departure for England 10 Dip their
Onr. on the HenIey tOmrse.

The plucky four Of Columbia College sailed
Yesterday on the city OF Chester h Liverpool Many
students and friends surrounded them until the indefinite
cry of All ashore that's going had been repeated often
Then the students went to the end of the pier and cecred
Justify and sang hilarious college song the steamship
swung nut into the stream TahV good care of our
hoys freshman sang ont 10 the veteran capt Brooks.
Who from hi, post ON the bridge, n1'e chrrrN Response
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MiRINI: INTELLIGEyCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAC-rWs DAT -
sunrises .. 35 sun sct,... X Noon rises.,i2 40
mon wArEH-rnts nav.
Sandy Hook. ~ Gov Isiani - Hell uate. 80
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\ 81 Pearl or Mixed Derby. 81 90; Fine
Mackuaw. slv worth - 10 NcW church IT., az stairs
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OF Magnesa lack a prompt and agreeable household
remedy Tor dyspepue Complaints. All dgusgists.-AdF
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nMn.ninon guaranteed to cure chils and fever Price
SOC Der bottle Sold by an druggists. -AdV
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4, Mr.. rs lN~I4ffN = ~ni4IIuI
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Spinal and DcformItS Instruments, Leg
BTae,. Cru,Ae- A. fou,roF TRUSS CO., 1i0 Broadway.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-20
John n. IIabbnr,i's visit 10 Gilmcr coun'
tygHe IL recognized by the people nv n
genuine man In every respect.

genuine man IN every Fchpcct.
GILMER County, sept.W- Va, 49,.
Editors rutellIscnecr. 49,
John R. Hubbrrd, the Republican can
didatc for Congress has been with the
people, Of Gilmer county and has done MS
good. His CHEEKY face, hearty voice, and,
above all, the sound, honest doctrine he
teaches haycleft a good opinion upon tho
thinking people Of our county. lie is a
working man, the pure, genuine article, a
man who has worked and still works for
his daily bread. He takes the position
that our present hard times are duo main
ly to lack Of confidence everywhere
amongst our people, engcndered by scnti-
mcnts Of Initiation sown broad cast
over our land byunprincipled demagogtlcs
and misguided fanatics He holds with
President Hayes that with diminished
and still diminishing public burdens Of
debt, expenditure aud interest, with an
improved condition OF currency and for
eign trade, We may well hope that We arc
on tho threshold OF better times. But We
must not forget thatthe surest foundation
Iiofa restored financial prosperity Is sound
constitutional currency aud an unstaincd
national credit" 'i.'1
. Mr. Hubbard says that our currency
like our flag should maintain position Of
equality with that OF any nation on the
globe. He went from here to Calhoun
county, and he left many warm support
en- behind. He will attend the Weston
fair on the 18th, 10Th and Goth insts. Sue
cess to honest John Hubbard. VorER.
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The PItt.bursh Glass workers.

b, PtrrsBrRon, September II. Tho glass
workers in this vicinity made demands to-
day upon their employees. All Of the
table ware manufacturers were furnished
with printed lists setting forth thenumbers
Of each article to be made at each turn or
t.imovc,, from which itappears that tits
proposed to curtail the production about
80 per cent, or an increased cost 10 the
Manufacturer Of 20 per cent. The notice
is to take effectin about three weeks. The
demand Is not for an increase OF their
wages but q reduction OF the amount OF
pressed glassware turned out, or about
one-forth less work for the same pay.
AS the press and tableware workers arc
getting the same wages as paid in tho war
Times, the injustice OF their demand will
bcmaniiest. II is intimated that com.
promise will DO suggested but the man.
ufactufcrs say that they are already being
undersold East and West, and thai
they have no other alternative but
10 close their thirteen factories in this
city, II tile demand be insisted upon.
They claim that tho men are not
skilled workmen; that thirty days
practice Is all that Is necessary to make a
glass.worker Of laborcr; that this new
move can only result in the ruin Of It's
gl!iS manufactures, and drive the trade
awayfrom the city, and the only remedy Is
aunited appeal 10 the Courts for protec-
ton 'This'new move includes the right
Of the employc to name who shall and
who shall not be employed by the en-
ployers,
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poLrrIcAL NOTES.

PostmastertS GENERALS Key.dgssn't expect
tobo.back AZ ayashhgtoh Jforttwo.ot Three
weeks vet, and as Assistant P. NJ. Tyner
has lately been sojourning here in Wheel;
ing the question arises, who runs the De
partment'fIttAnd 5isttqgYNestiteeIf reminds us
Of the following dialogue just printed in
tho New York S,ut. l;1G 80 5HV
Two Republicans one Of them iof ma.
tional reputatiOn-met d ifewIdays ago.
"a splendid administration we have7at
Washington, y, remarked onea Jits Who, Is at
Washington" inquired the other; sis the
ais tho setfGahyiofNVasfl fkreS" "No; i
saw ii stated he was going to Iowa. us
the Secretary Of State there ?pglNN No; he is
on his farm, in Nermont!'' ytWhere Is the
Secretary OF the ,TreasuryRR t.Heis max
ing speeches in, olio,ns SaAnd the Attor-
ney General, Is he in w ashington?"', ~ no;
he also has gone West. 81 don't sec,
then, that we have much II any admins
tration atrW9shipgton 1swas tho remark
which closed this curious dialogue.
Some of Washington gossipssaythat
Blaine WON'T shed any ltoars over the dc:
feat Of Eugene Hale The member from
the 9th Milne district used t6lbs regarded,
everybody knows, rs "BlaiHeslittlebub,"
but the last year he has Developed consid-
CRADLE independence ofaksold master, and
been disposed TO, setpp, on ! his. own hook
rather moro than Blaine likes to see n
young man in Maine. ,aili ami; r,I1p.b
l find the Grant movement growing out
West, and find great deal said about 1t
here. There ia nloretalkld it in the West
than in the East. Grant Is strong, Tho
people believe when they have him at the
head OF affairs that their feet are upon
terra frma, They say, "tle saved the
country once-he may have to save II
again, h-Er-Stnato MorriH, Of Maine, 10 a
II. Louis RspGtgsia 90od
Whatever else may be said about Butler,
and undoubtedly there Is great deal else
to DO said about him, mostly tohis dis,
credit, it ispott be denied that he makes
the most lively and interesting canvasscr
of any politician in the United States, As
the universally benevolent old ladyqoh-
served of tho enemy OF mankind, IL would
bc well for all IL we possessed SatanIs In
dustry and perseverance. Wherever But
ler Is there Is tho interest Of the campaign
in Massachusetts, and lhis Ipfescnt canvass
il particularly pictnfesiue Or revolving &C.
corlingly as one looks at il from q pic
tnresque or moral point OF yiS%.T7tSfn
York World. - tl''i'a
nm San,,o-iol contest IN rth.CaroIinn
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FSaFFTlT F8 ~
lMnasa.
OBJECTION NOTICE.


Al special session Of the Board 81 COMMISSIONER
held September ID, 1879 the following persons wett
appointed Commissioners Of the Election for Ohio eoun
". An election will be held At the several votInl
precinets on the y.,... ,..f, Ig5..g5 hit
T EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873,
For Reprtsentaliye 10 the Congress Of the United
State, Dclrgat6 Is The Leislatafe, Senator Clerk Of
the Crcut Court, Clerk Of the County Court, County
Commissioners, chou Commissioner, aud Justice d
the Peace aid Constable 10 OIL vacancies.
: For Washington DiSrict-Mehael Edwards jacob
Arndt and James Roberts.
For Madison gDlSirict-Lewis WoodmanSee, MORT.
mer Pollock and J. II. Tappan.
For Clay Dstrlct-Benjam Fisher, Joseph Toliver
and ". T. Peterson. Ff'1 ~ fFf
/ For Union Di.triet-1ohn II. Downs, james LAun-
der and Casner Hell. ALL i.E ,f.s,-a
For Centre District-Lewis Delbrugyc, James Dur.
kin and james Reed. TLl ffiL Z llul,
For webSter pisthct-Jamea N. Todd, Stephen
Clark and q, q. MurdOck.l =
For RitcbIt District Charles Otto, J. ". Waite and
For Trldelihia DSlr!et-Prscinct No. !, H.. y.
ThOrnhurgh, Ralph Mccoy and VIM. II. Haddle;
Precinct No. 2, 9amuel Cuban, r. n. Henderson and
WeSlSy KIblna0nt Precinct No. ., j. L. BedllOn, /.
2, BlAnehRrl and John Pfar. sI.Lu-JI f-I
For Liberty Dstrlct-Preelnct M. 7. T. Maxwell,
Isaac Davis and HaInuel- Chamber; Precinct No. q
Robert BopRr, Samuel Boil and Vincent vAnmeter;
pIecinct No :, James r. BlaneyI John Howard and
For RIchlaud DISTRICT Precinct No. !, WIN. North,
james Siwte and AlonEo J. Metolioch; Precinct No.
flames Aecord, Philip Reilly aud John D. Lyle.
The polls to be opened al SUNRISE o. As soon there
ailet a. practicable, and 70 close a. sunset.
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners.
Se9 ~ 3 re D CHAS. H. ,DE1TERs, Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower COmpany's v,t,
KNOWN AS TIE OLD N,cr,v,.. wv

BY virtue of a DCed Of Trpu ,.,.,
Hnbba, senior, and Arleila In, I IN, y Tn
and sallaA., his wife, and isn,,, W n 7. n
w ~ F is3 70 we undtnisnel TTusis s,,!i
~ ~ nn ,, anu E recHf'icd 10 tie ~ YIN "
IN H. pseS S9 ~ w., SyT Io Z Ollie eihty I'd, =
me front door Of the Cur IloS,. ;,,6I.T u
West Virglnla, on = 'Ds IL VsS VA
SATURDAY, the 18th DIV a, o,.,,-.
Commencing At 10 o'clock ~ n,ji.
ecTibed property that l. Ii siyI Ia. "! lallavlS
hundred and ftty.lom and ia LrGJ ny y ltttSla
10 b1h and Chaplines addition /, n. N, ~ IN
Ing, Ohio county, West vlni6Is III NJ w ~
south side Of Wheeling CneI, to.s,s., latll
aprurtenances thereto belOhglns. s''A'' va "
Also the following described liz, 4, -,
situated on the hank u WhCrIipS ~ ~ b
Of Wheeling afortNlid, b1rndSI ! t'gg w y ttG
mencipg n q point on Creiont ~, ,uu va q
and twenty ll2ol ieGi es,t ii NJ ~ estl.h
street, tboDhe running clitEsriI, ~. ~ y, i
lnVfe or les, 10 twenty t91) iet ;llsS =. ~ 4
Crescent 10 the errek; thrht IN J,
said Crescent street " the ws,srS a iSsTl =
thence along the mcanler II ,,I .,.4ts slsp "
line OF lot numbered two huuinSl M a.. lA,tl
thence sOnthwanily with sid lIus "a fS. ,,sN
70 the place 81 beginning. tCStIbrr EtS M w s.
itAments and appurtealnsu u uld III Z "! Y.
longing al. '+ "s Y! !
Selling as Trustee, IWIll tourty only n, "A. Y
In me by said deed Of truI 'a '', 's's e
TRIMS OF SALE-One-IhId eA.A, m. ~,
two equal miscellaneous 1, IL m NJ -
deneed by notes barring IniefI.i INN A. n =,
ute 70 10 retained until Taymeat il mi "ASt
lFUf 9.I.N'uE WILLIAM ]. NJ CnVnr,
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prRlxa 1871 ! there were l,4se newlbpild

.4H U
DrRrSG 1877 there were lI4S9 newlbpildEs
ings erected In NowY York. city tean-aggre-
catc cost of sl3,3i14I4 Moro money was
expended on bdildihgs III each previous
year since 1872, but their number was less,
The present ycar rsomiscs to exceed 1877
in building. Up to the first Of August
l,Oe7 lad beer. ipclossd, at Q eostef $3.50, :
5e5. The difference b cost does HotHecI
es,arily5 indicate Ithat1 poorer sruct'ircs
than formerly are building. 1t is to be
credited to tho chcapcning of material and
labor. RorihstanceF h bIocklon Seventh
avenue is building for 100000 which five
years ago would have cost 100000. Land
Iorlssrq taking advantage lof ths fayora-
HE conditior#snnal psbidg jtbP fayements
in upper New York.
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Gns1st Sales.

], p;IEvHq, Attorney "''O' : D'' =. /.
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Clerk Of County Court,
, CAPT. JOHN eARLrN.
Clerk OF Circuit tcr9Hrt,lalT I
sAM,L p. Mec9LLocH'3
. Text for C6l. Ben Wilson's fspeeel
To-norroH Night.

The struggle iis'in'1eality for the life q
property in aIlitsf6rF4s q earssaais; anal a
promise can be paid absolutely nddinailS
Iva promise, there mover viii be perform
ancc, and so ends tRes fabric ii tredisin
all its forms ahdlinIADiB asSaHs of accu'
mutation. ESnator Bayard iofD Dhlqwdne
t-,g.,tinifl ,snu'unl 70 sptl4nG
= Ok2aocraLl % .yl9lJW
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Grsatssm' Sail.
TRUsTEE's SALE

, By virtue q Ded Of Tn. -,,
Bseaet and Elisabeth hl, wife, ia ,a ails Sy VA,
September y. 1872, and Of ryto, Ie Z. ltass =
y Tue Connly Court d Ohio tSrs ~ 70; lIttiI y
ID DEED OF Trust Hook Nc, s. At isSs 3 wy =.
H. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 r., w
conmeneIps At 10 O'Clock A. n. N.
At the trnnt dOlf Of the CSu,," Il paA,k H..
the following daesibe,i nal ,N,I,s y VI ~.
sI5s 1i i l%t y VcoTs L. CsIIS.,si
he mn tbSt Il ~ y, .1 vs. y ttetSl M ,si
s ~ T. tnS eooniy nan Gslns thC s,tS
En IL, eSIlSSsIieSrr thence tuhhIBS = !. ss
y MIns M Mia county Tuad tity lSSt Z IsatI,,
i,a me Thence nOnhWirly d ~ ~ !, utS
w ieeIi ihenee along said run 10 SrSS mi.
MY wv Isl; thence along old S[S.stiEliE
sonlhSatdly IUrty-hVe ltjJ let IA ~ suYaI \
o. BY said Frank and wife Gy al Il y Nh n;
and y .ecoFi In sald CistkI oriSs NY " ~ h
Tue believed soOl, m, ..l,lD, ~
trust. 1850 u &a b. ~ ~
Terms Of salS-caah.
The above salc Is adj Oufpet MAJ, 90 A' m
te aver ~ isls, at 10 O'clock 4. H. A Iy'AHtAl 4
AERvEf a PACE, Aucijanen siANiSS'
The above sale Is po,ltNnud Until vo,..
tember 23i, a. 10 O'clock 4 m J, !, AgNpIIL
aid Court House. lnuS ii ,FIvi,.e
"FRNHf P'CE. AUrIl ~ :. 'NAt In.
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ZINE FARM FOR SALE.
/ In tho County Court Of Obj County.
ng ~ Maurice cuHen :. ,,........ !,
Moses lsay, eL.J

vs. Stn ChInttfT.
5itR.i Moses Hay, eal 3f
In pursuance Of tho autIOrIly retel h 4, MI
cree entered by saIl Court 10 lhe aGyTe tEtsl1s n
on April I9ti, 1915, | Will ri Al the irOsl 4nll
residence Of Moses Ray, w The pIEmIses Aatljl
tised 10 be sOld, on ''
H. MONDAY, the oh day d SepttnbR, "a
beginning ut 10 O'Clock, 4, ", At public sEaa II
highest and best bidder, lhe tract Vt pifdi 4 4
lying and being situated 90 the Hattn d Lin n
Ing creek, In Ohio county, Ia the Stalled VIZ, NJ,
bounded and deScFiiel ~ follows; BTtsttI Il
stake near an elnI stump Clrnef U NthtaltA IN,
aud with his line s sew, p'le 10 fIhniI
Catharine lngrl; thence wiih bet liht S y, y
pOleS 10 two sugar trees corner u Asll tAiknsi
and Joseph Potter; thence with POittfs Aitt } !:
L, In poles TO sugar tee ogpgr 10 Jils if1T
thence n. az, ". iSi poles TO The hSGibnlh; -
Ing 1856 acres, being the aI1e tfuPTy pllN
conveyed by Muses. Ilay to Gro. IL tl1Itl
u trust dated Aphl eth, lid, and fAofid 4
the public laud records Of aid elu1Iy. ii
TERMS or SALE.-One.lhlrd Of The pgrhig,l
or such further sum as the pIrchalef nay daft
In hand, the residue In two equal infillnt,A
bic respectively In one and tEu !tGn GIa M
saie, With Interest rum that dag TIE FpNAefil
log his bond With approved rersIaal stt5fil = !
Of the deferred ins,allmcnts, and he t4kphI
served Til the whole Of the purchase q915I : \
,.l ...- .. spdL Gs4sl|
J. c. HERvEY, Anciloreer, IsSll
The ahnye sale Is AdJOurIei uhs'I SSsS%ll;
Der ., u. ls,s. vi sP r. Sf ts..
SNsN
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rnE PEOPLE or CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANcisco, sept. H.


are rather partial to their State, and ego,
tistically boast OF itssalubrious climate and
great advantages over other climates.
This. together with the moral influences
1.-THE State, wereierred to in previous
communication. Now, as for religion and
religious influences, there appears.to be rs
many according to the population as there
are Fast, but by some means 1t has not n
Tendency 10 disseminate religious or
fni6ral influence, owing somewhat to the
COSMOPOLITAN population Of tho State,
there being inhabitants from most oil
parts 81 the earth, together with fortune
seekers who would dcsecratc Sunday any
time for moderate compensation in coin.
There is great diversity OF opinion
among tho old Inhabitants. Some who
have lived here for years dislike the eli
innate and the people, while again some be-
come 40 attached to the country in n short
time that they cannot live contented any
other place. 1t is owing, to considerable
extent, to tho success in business, There
ate many fine people who have attained
considerable wealth in the progress Of the
State, some Of them by a tiuctuatlng mar
ket. The principal attraction IS the stock
market, where so many mon arc ruined.
There are some fpwIwhoi have gambled in
stocks and been "lucky," US it is termed,
and made hundreds Of thousands and
oven millions, in very short time. The
'princtnal losers are OF course the poorer
class who invest theirsmall amounts with
the expectation OF becoming rich in q
short time. TO show the rise and fall OF
ItheImarket, may mention that Sierra
Nevada was selling this morning at $40 q
share. and before tho Board closed, at 4
O'Clock, 1t WIS selling at $500, with the
firm belief by brokers that it would reach
500 tomorrow. This Is q tluctuation
which makes it q precarious business to
SPECULATE, and ono In which the very
sharpest experts viii get caught.
IthO1t observations since our arrival in
California, have been by no means limited.
Extensive travel along the coast and in
did linteri0rof the State have created quite
q favorable impression. And considering
ourselves an adequate Judge rs far rs util-
lityof soil and climate isconcerned, We must
say it is glorious State. Not q paradise
bv any means, MS somo would have you
believe. Comparing advantages and dis:
advantages with the East this State would
excel. But the exaggerated reports sent
East have had q tendency to impress per
sons that it was fur superior to what it
really is, and in many instances persons
Have returned in disgust before they had
time to judge for themselves I. N. G.
az
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T,RUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of a Deed oI Trust mad, I, ,..-.
BY u. Harvey sayrr and wife. learn, m 4: :.
day Of September, 1873, and rrurtdFi \ lS.ijt.
Book No. 2, page ~, III the tltfE. oGs Ss.T...
" courtot Wet'el county, W. Va, / III a "
TUESDAY, the slh d,y Of Ocean
Attic front door Of the Court liou,e d T..,.
", sell at public auction the iOlIAUlpE \ y. j
70 much thereof rs may b he1saIi /, \ ~.
claim secured BY said drISl d lrast Vi IsII,,s.
ed (20 twenty -seTen and (2s) lTtaiJS "A . 4,
west sideoi Main street, In The toSr y M M.
vile, WeiEel county, West Va 90
TIRAs oR sALE-CaSh. ....,, .,,l
= ]. p.lEHNd, Attorner. NJ 4 :. ! ~. - -
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OUR CALIFORNIA LETTER
n az ,sess-fho Condition Of the Fruit and
drain CrSp-An Impartial View Of the
PeopIe, 1aanners. Customs, eie.

2 m
usIness-Ihe Condition Of tho Fruit aud
Grain crep-An Impartial -, we" % 'ns
FSe y g.. ~. Y,.,sco sont n
c,....,o,a,D,, =, the he. fo,s i
Almost every branch q buslness through
ont tl,e state is very dull ut present. Flu.
tnfei brospdcts, however, arc ilattering.
.r6e arain erops In most all parts OF the
Sio,e aro yorv GOOD Wheat and barley
'"'S ,SNysiiit,. ~ ,n,lot /.
nave naFNeste1 We'l, "nu '''' t'"' "'
well supplied aid dull ut present, whea'
selling at 81 l2al 10 per bushel. The fruit
cron "a ve,y large Abundance Of the
~. ~. ldiitii, .I.,,i,a, ,,i,,,,s
CHOICEST apples pears, peacheS' plunls
guapesi figs and other fruit ID IN Market
ahdlnotwithstanding the great amount the
ng;Iosdo mn, adnrecia,e NJ they do East.
!..tt y " ~ VII Z, 1T. III. I'm
The growers VIII get thelr Ptlse VI 'ne
fruit will not come in market. The quota
tions sare somewhat above tho Eastern
n.;Sdns q osv6,vtbiho being sold by the
ppt PVT n S'V " y 49, lNe -
poana;91 q -.t ~ =, 'r'...N I....,
Now, as therc has been so much said IN
regard to tho California fruit, We would
I;ke, II say ayord. d II Is well known fact
I
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+ II. ROSENBERG, sai-t, fa5a ..i'o5g
Sh,eIIna rrees.ons and Sandstone Works,

Corner Of Market and Thltty-lhird stA ,
Kecns constantly on hand p9gr steps Der ellis
Window CAPS, window SIlts, Heafths all Kinds Of
Flaggng. The attention Of Contractors 4 called %
my facilities ior furnishing al kinds Of stone for build
pE purpose. PriSe5 moderate. !ea
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.CHARLEST0VVNs ACADEMY.

charle.,onn Jriitrsed Gu ~. Va WI. ii. KAplr,
A. NJ, Principal; y. X. LEAvELL "a. n. and
MsdAlistii Of Washington Lee University. For
Of ilEFneion and pletenesSI u course
SdHal % the Git schools ID the county. Course 6t
liustTnctidn embraces English, Ancient and Modern
IanVuaees Maihamahta anil Natural Scisnccs!i Next
SQsson besinS September 18th. For Catalogue giving
nam particulars and List Il testimonials, AddfeS,
WM. II. KABl.E, Principal, charleatoWn, JeGeSon
10, w, Va, aus
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% PIE lses ~, eol9Fsd caahPers. IN al Ii.
fashionable shades, Just opened BY u lac
GEO. RTAYLoR 81 co.

.i.8apJh 9alnSEo' h'ikAtLoA% W.
b II ~ 1pt Ut, Fuil ,1lugiIl IN ,TcE
n aIuu n.r,d 90 yrnpuua Hlr tirl
~ RI i .tte i Il litau an 90
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ASSans and terms before. Boy prepared for COL
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-27

Ir was q musician who was fishing
and hoped he would get bass SOON
Boston Commercial BillstiR. lie had his
baton, but he found himself apretty
hot.boy before be got his bass elar.o-net.
~. /. Commercial advertiser. II Was
an india. rubber dealer that guttapsreha
fi.hing the same day.-BOstOH Commercial
H,.Lxlia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-27

A cELkBRArKD oculist offered to oper-
ate ON Parisian blind beggar's eyes,
aud said. "I'll guarantee to restore your
sight" "what ! " exclaimed the beg
gar. "rsstors my sight. and so ruin my
business. "A pretty notion Do you
want 10 deprive me OF my livelihood "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-27

AT revival meeting in ship-build-
ing town near Biddeford, an over.
Jealous convert shouted in excited
tones: "Brethren, l was 30 full OF
glory this morning that l couldn't get
my pantaloons on for long time, and
bad to open the window to let some OF
the glory out ! And when ! got to work
ON that topmast didn't care where the
chips fsw nor who. they hit r'-Bosio"
pul
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-27

A LEARNED clergyman in Chicago
stood up to defend Jonah and the whale
against the skeptics. When he consid-
cred the objection that Jonah could not
have breathsd inside the whale. he ex.
planned that iii Jonah had simply
scratched with his fnger.nail the lung
Of the whale. he would have had all the
respiration he needed during his con-
finsment." II becomes now important
TO know II Jonah really did 90 provling
about the whale. searching for u lung TO
scratch with his finger-nail.