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THE SOUTHERN RAILWAN.
Wr. Greenwood as Trustee and
President Wants His Pay---A

President Wants His Pay.--1
Suit.
From papers filed In the Superior
Court yesterday we extract the follow
ing:
| superior Court Of Cinclnn att: In the
matter OF the Trustees OF the Cincinnati
Southern Hallway, Miles Greenwood.
one OF the Trustees Of the Cincinnati
| Southern Railway, moves for the allow.
| ance OF compensation for services as
| President OF said Board for the wear
1871 at The same rate as allowed for the
year 1873.
"Mlles Greenwood, being first duly
| sworn, states that he is and has been
| for the year past, and ending December
u, 1871, member Of the Board Of
trustees OF the Cincinnati Southern
| Railway, and duly appointed and acting
| as President of the Board. He further
states that he has given his time, sery-
ices ana attention, throughout the said
year, 10 the discharge OF MS duties in
salu once without intermission, ana
that the labors and duties of said office
haVe been The same as The year previous.
or, If anything, more laborious in meeI.
ing the requirements of the Southern
Railway Company or Common Carrier
Company IN putting the road into Oh.
GRAFTON.
'He furthermore states that he is en-.
titled TO the same compensation as was
allowed by the Superior Court of Gin
cinnati for his services during the year
1876, as he verify believes.
"AILEs GREENWOOD
The following is brIel extract OF The
amount asked for now:
the Board aud Tor general services from
February 10, 1870, tO 1sL OF January, 1877,
ne giving all Ills Time, one year Ien
months and twelve days, 81, 66G 662%:
for special services, at the Fate ul S2,JyJ
per annum, for same period, "a $50 G6% |
total, 80 1888 49,.
A ne" suIL vas Instituted against the |
Southern Railway Trustees Yesterday, |
ana an important point decided in one |
already pending; both i'll the Chancery |
Court at Covihgtor. Hugh mpbyil |
sued on his $22o COO CLAIM, the same |
sued ON previously IN the U United States
court and discontinued before judg-
menI, because OF an important adverse
ruling by Judge Ballard in a similar
case.
In the suit OF E. Cummings against the
trustees a judgment WAS gwen for
S34, 434, being tne uucontes sted portion of
tne Plaintiffs claim. The important
point here decided is that the plea that
we Claimant has not secured q certid-
Date of the Company's Engineer to the
correctness OF his claim, as required by
me Company, is not good plea In law;
mat the contractor is not obliged to go
through with the trouble and lormality.
The Cummings Judgment provides that
.he Company satisfy il by delivering to
llalnu1 within ten days the amount
'hereol IN the per cent. Chattanooga
'onds OF the Company.
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VIII better appreciate this statement
when you consider that she was twenty
years old when George Washington wa.
inaugurated first President of the
United States, and was old enough tC
have taken cognizance OF all the events
| OF the struggle for independence. She
was a contemporary OF Napoleon and
Wellington. Deceased was a native OF
ITALY, having migrated TO- this couatry
| in 184S.
AT the age of twenty years she was
married to Podesta, by whom she had
elgnt children, four boys and four girls.
Al tne children, save one, are still in
Ghe old country. The youngest child,
John Podesta, who is now IN his tffty..
nfst year, is the proprietor of a beer
saloon at No. AT Main street. This son,
wnen quite youth, came to this coun-
Wy, ana during the gold excitement of
lo4i went to California to seek his for
tune. lie was but moderately success
luI, and a few years later made his home
in this city.
Before she came to America her hus.
Dand, Podesl q, had died. After wander
Ing Tor some months from place to place
IN t6ls country, she finally joined her
son in this city.
A few years after coming here, and in
'ue eiSuCy-slXtn year OF her age, she
was married second time to one
onetta, a wandering musician, who died
some years ago, SINCE which time she
mas lived with her son John.
Sne was in possession of all her men
tal faculties to the last, and before this
ast Illness was as spry on her feet as
many women fifty years her junior. Her
physIeal strength may be appreciated
When you remember that at the age OF
one hundred she danced all night at a
ball.in Mozart Hall.
ln her old and wrinkled face she bore
uhmlstakaDle marks of beauty In youth,
her eyes were bright and sparkling, and
her household duties were performgd
without the aid Of spectacles. She was
alWays quite fieshy, and her lace was
luil DuL alter death her cheeks sank In.
ana other Transformations " ere made in
her appearance that her own son could
hardly recogn r. her.
she mad beed unWell for three months.
put was mot confined to her bed until
last wednesday. Her last hours were
iree from pain, and she died as calmly
As Ii only falling asleep.
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BOnrd of Public Works.

The Board met iu regular session.
all the members present and MI. Bell il
the chair.
a bill OF $500 vas ordered paid to the
contractors for the mason work on this
ktmpef-iane Bridge.
A. renewal of the permission TO repair
their track was granted to the ConsoIi.
dated Street Railroad Company.
The several offices Of the Board were
or.ered closed on Monday next.
Inc Committee on Street Repairs and
Bridges were authorized to take bids tor
the erection OF steps from Oregon to
Baum street. on the property of the
Mount Adams Inclined Plane Railroad
Company. va"
tne Pittsburg, Cincinnati d. st. Lonis
Hahroad Company were granted npr.
mission TO lower their track under th q
Glnclnnati Il Newport X tilroad Bridye,v
A leave OF absence was granted to
Thomas Davis for three DAYS mex
week.
A bill S43 was ordered paid to O. r
Arnold for repairing a bridge on the
Crawish Road.
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK
8.

1000
AS the time approaches for the renewal q,
SUBSCRIPTIONS, THE SUN would remind its
trends and well wishers everywhere, that il
is again candidate for their Consideration
anu support. Upon its record for the past ten
years 1t relies for continuance of the hearty
sympathy and generous cooperation which
| have hitherto been extended to it from every
quarter Of the Union.
The Daily SUN is four page sheet of 2s
columns, price by mail, post paid, soc per
month, or S6 50 per year.
The Sunday edition Of THE SUN is An
eight page sheet Of IS columns. While giving
the news OF the day, it also contains q large
amount OF literary and miscellaneous matter
specially prepared for it. The SUNDAY SIN
mas met with great success. Post paid 81 go
year.
The Weekly sun.
Who does not know THE WEEKLY SUN3 n
clrculates throughout the United states, tho
Canadas, and beyond. Ninety thousand fami.
lies greet It's welcome pages weekly, and re-
gard it in the light OF guide, counsellor. and
friend. Its news, editorial, agricultural, and
literary departments make it essentially A
journal for the family and the tireside. Terms:
one Dollar year, post paid. The price,
quality considered, makes 1T the cheapest
newspaper published. For clubs of ten. with
$40 cash. we will send an extra COPY free. Ad-
dress PUBLISHER OF THE SUN, New York
City ia5.lSt
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FINANCIAL.
CIECINN Ian

CINCINNATI. Jan. l2-l:sO P. IA.
Gold is weaker. Buying at lOa, selling n,
lO216. 'ns "'
Exchange on Eastern cities ls steady. Rates
unchanged; only q moderate call for IT. and
ample receipts. Dealers are buyiny ar n
discount. and selling at 1-?O premium.
sterling dull, but rates steady and no ouots.
Die change: Sight drafts are drawn at "a s.,
ana l&tV-oay bills at 81 81 per f, IN gold.
Government bonds are Quiet and ratbar
easy. Inc local market is dun, and the fol-
owing are the buYlng and selling ratea. "
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REMAIkKABLE LONGEVITY,
The Death of d woman One Hum.
dred and Nine Years Old.

dred and Nine Years Old.
At her house on court street, at 7:16
O'Clock last evening, Mrs. Angela Po-
desta-Onetta terminated q most remark.
able lite for longevity, being one hun.
dred and nine years and one day old
She was undoubtedly the oldest persoh
In this State, probably In ting. United
states. Tbe incidents Of so remarkably
long experience In this vile world can
but be Of interest.
She was born January 10, 1850. You
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HoGS-MarEet dull to-day, anu selling as
follows: Common at IS 40a3 rs, fair to good
llSnG 50 sOa5 W, falr to good packing So Sja4.
CAIILa-Are selling slowly aad prices
STEADY. we quote: Common 81 25a2 50, medium
az ~ t5aS -, good to choice s. 75a4 5J and lar
eo goo shipping at 81 5Oa5 per GENITAL gross
SHEEl-Are only in moderate e uemand b,
market steady and selling about at preyious us
prices. Colnnion to medium at ~ 5yaS 25. and
sool To choice at 50 o0a4 81 per Genital gross.
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giving a party to a number OF his little
friends at the residence Of his grand.
lather, Colonel l.. d. Campbell. He re,
ceives his friends from 2 until 8 o'clock.
Anthony Meynp, an old citizen of the
second Ward, died yesterday morning
quite suddenly Of heart disease. He
was the oldest c'gar manufacturer In
Butler County, and at one time engaged
In the business quite extensively in
Cincinnati. His funeral takes place
Sunday afternoon from his late resi-.
dence.
A certificate Of incorporation was yes.
terday hed BY what is known as the
hrm OF Long Il AIlstatter, manufactur-
ters. The capital Stock is $2O0,00G di.
Vlded into shares of 500. The lncorpo-
rators are John M. Long, Robert ALI
statter, Chas. E. McBeth, Herman b.
Snlder, Isaac j. Graham and IL. l.. NJ o.
rey. The firm Is TO be known "a the
Long & Allstatter Company.
John Weidenborner, whose absence
from the city was caused by business
trouble, mas returned home to face the
storm. He was found at Toledo by his
friend, Peter Snider, with whom he re.
turned home. MI. .Weidenborner has the
sy mpathy OF the community and busi.
ness circles. His friends are endeayor.
Ing to arrange matters In some way that
VIII save his property from being offered
az a sacrifice.
BELLEvULE, Ky,
Temperance meeting tomorrow night.
Good speakers will be present.
The Committee appointed at the citi-
zehs' meeting last Monday night will
report at another meeting, to be held in
tne council Chamber on Monday night.
very large and sociable crowd was
In attendance at the VI. e. Mite meeting
last night at the residence of MIR, VII.
son. The singing Of Misses Maggie and
Alice Wilson was very fine. Readings
were given by Messrs. Foster, HukiIl,
and Miss Vina TedroW. Miss
Ewing, OF Hartwell, o., gave a recita-
lion in good style. Prot. Jas. McGinnis
told some anecdotes, which brou ybt
lown the house. MIR. Wilson and fam
ny made everyone feel at home by their
social disposition. Next meeting at the
residence Of Mr.. Sa!zmann.
DAYTON. KY.
There will be meeting of the ladies
II the English speaking Catholic Socie.
les oil Dayton and Bellevue on Sunday
It o'clock, at the residence of Mrs,
sutton.
CALIFORNIA. o.
Foundry barges Oh ground, and the
lvsr falling. rnis is bad.
O.d Mrs. Robe, was buried yesterday,
'he was SICK but short time.
Rev. Mr.. Vance will preach at the M.
!. Church Sunday evening at 6 80 Z. Al. |
.et every body turn out.
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Kentucky's Senatorship.
Special to the star.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 12.-The vote to day
for Senator stands: Williams, 81, Lind.
say 4s, McCreary 20, Boyd Is. Ad-
journed till Monday.
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F"rty-fifth Congress-secon sex-
sion.


HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. u.-Rills were in.
troduced and referred:
10 promote the deposits Of savings,
and the reiunding Of the National debt
To give construction to the act for thu
resumption OF specie payments: also
authorizing the Secretary OF the Treas.
ury to issue coupon bonds of the de-
nomination Of SIS. $25 and $50 for the in.
vestments OF savings.
me resolution originally offered by
Mr.. wood, to appoint special commit
tees Tor the investigation of the various
oePaftMehts OF government, was called
up and fllally adopted by Iii yeas to 1O7
nays.
Inc House then went into the consid-
Grafton of business Of a private nature
ana soon after adjourned till Monday
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
lSpecials to the Star. /

specials to the staE.l
OIL CITY, PA. Jan. 12--9 A, M-Alle
sheny River feet inchs and falling Weather
cloudy. Wind west. Thermometer aS.
BRowHsvILLB, Pa. Jan. 12-11 A. NJ
MononRahela River II feet inches and fsljny.
cloudy. '"'h0A
PITTsBuRG, PA, Jan. 12-f2:SOP, M.-River
IL feet inches and about stationary. Weatber
cloudy and mild.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ls-9:4O A. M.-The COL
den Rule arrived this morning
o. P. SHlNKLE, Master.
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eS-r--------.
ClMeihhati Live stock llarite1.

Inc following are the receipts and shlp-
mehts ol i've stoc6 for the past "a hours:
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For PittSnurp.

SATURDAY. 18th. at 2. NJ. POSITIVELY.
6ST n EXCHANGE, &. w. Keye, Master.
as*ssssEA. Apply on board or to }. G. Dorman.
M1sa1asassz1A Y Co., Apent\
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IHe IOIlOWlhg Is the New York hank etate
ment for the week ending to-day:
Loans Increase e... & e1u ooo
2po'a, estse, 8S5, 5,7UO
o..aa,. tentoi DeCrease se............. 1872 900
voooGaIs IhGrease'. ................... 1854, 500
Siioulatioh on'nu. increase Observation-Disclosures. 74G0O
Ae'effo AncfeaSe.' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 65G,575
Inc following is the :Y0 +. al. report OF New
York stock Market, rs received Dy Lea. ster.
rett i Co., Is w est Th!rd street: ' N'e'
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The Grand Jury finished It's labors
port. 1t had been in session i've days,
Examined some two hundred and ten
Witnesses and found thirty indictments.
Campbell Millikin 10 four years OLD
}o-day, and will celebrate the event by
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06

SINS.


From %, N.c York Na0
Isd vot ever a coadn. Tom?
DAD your cousin happen O. sing
Sisters we've nll oy the dozen. Ton,
Blt cousin a different thing
Ari vou'il mud. 10 You ever Missed her, TON,
But let this De secret between utl,
That vour Rps would have been be- blister,
Tom.
For they're uo, o. the sister genes.
There is something. Tom in a sisters Up,
When yen rirc sod night Kiss,
That savors So much of RELATIONSHIP?
That nothing occurs amiss;
Due cousin Up &c YOU once unite
With yours 20 the quicttst yay,
Tnstcad q sleeping wink that night
You'll De tr0lming the following day
And people thiak Il 90 harui, TON,
With a cousin o. hear you talk;
AID 90 one feels any alarm, Tom,
Ara quiet, cousinly waie;
Bat. Ton, you'n soon find what happen %
That such walks often grow into strayiaS.
Aat tae Voices %. cousins are sometimes su
Heaven only knows what you'u be saving
Ehon there happens so often. Tom,
soft pressure of hand aud Singers,
And looks that were nodded Oh so.,cn, ron,
Aud toues GA which memory iirgers;
Aud long .r your walk Is half over, ;hc
strings
Or your heart arc pat into play,
By che voice ofthose tair. deu.-sisttrly things,
ll quite the most brotletiY way.
Aud tae song ora sister may bring 60 you,
Tom.
Sach tones as the angels WOO,
BIt tlrH y0lr cousin should sing % yoG, ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06

MORE RAIN.
GOOD Season 1ol. Corn.

y Good Season 1Ol corn
A urcentreQuesto Of the Council Of Charles
n town. / have removed my Harness Establish
Inemt for Beasts. TO the lot in the Jail which Is
situated upon the site Of the old Jail in which Mr.
John Brown served short time. NY snop lsa.sD
onnosite Mr.. Leisenrincs Hotel Stable, where par
ties stopping and breaking 4 IameSt ring can have
them repaired. With the consent Of the Commit
tee on grounds, work will be despatched with the
usual promptness. -r
HENRY d. MiDDLEKAUFF,
Late Of tie Market House Lot
August %, 1873.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons arehereby warned not 70 trespa.ss,
y on nv VINEYARD and Orchard. The law Will
Be enforced against all offenders. Parents are
earnestly requested to warn their boys or they
nav be injured Night plundereTs will receive
special attention by an armed guard. No admit
lance on Sundays to any person.
Aug. s, lS74-tf. J. !. Ii. SIRAIlh.
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NOTICE;

TTAEING completed NV contracts abroad
! & which have occupied my sole attention hr
aeariy ycir past, am now PREPARED ror ord rs
30 an the departments Of House building. Ad.
dress mc 20 Charlcst0wn.
sept 10. isTC. j. G. HOLMES
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Notice.

A H. accounts due me- G. Jacuary 7, 1877, must
"a beEltutd. 7 owc money that ought - DO
pa.d. 4u,iico 90 those owc demand IT, AMY
Bile md accounts win be- presented and must b.
settled wiihpui further dc'ay.
f.b. ., ls17. J.J. u. STRAITH.
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FRUIT HILL NURSERY,
Charlestown, Jefferson County, West Virginia.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
FZ0wer and Te@eta6le
PLANTS,
ShruDbery, sc.


LIGH'I 4; MI / II ELL,
DEALER ~
Dr1ys, Medicines. Paints,
SCHOOL BOOKS. STATIONERY, TOBACCOS,
CIGARS, &C,
TJ7AEES this opportunity Of thanking his n
patrons for their most liberal patronage ~
tJr the last year, and hopes 6y strict atten- ! !
ton ana fijr dealing to inertia continuance ofthe
same. ] sell prstraic goods always do not sell
couaterfei, or cheap goods for the best. Warrant
everything s0ld-tp be returned if not as guaran-
t-ed. Its nay desire and also pleasure, to sellmy
patrons
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
1lrogs, but will il compelled sell them Laudanun
Tor cts Syrup for cts, and Cologne for % cts.
per pint; butat the same time, let inform you,
thataccordinc 90 the United States PharmacopeaJ
you can'tmake Laudaaun tor less than 10 cts, by
the Wholesale. \ much cheaper plants to buy
your goods gcnuiHe, and add the ,rotcr Yourself.
/ want allmv old Accounts settled up bypaying
the Cash Immediately, and new ones begun imme-
iiatalv, If not sooner. VIII uota5k Tor money on
Che new ones until after Harvest.
CIGAES-lest in town.
GEO.T LIGHT.
MAJ 1870
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TEyuc undersigned hgvia- purchased the old es-
tllHsLei Coach Factory of tAe lace Wells j..
IlaRbs. ia C1-.l-st1uu, ai,h the view OF enter
ing ia,l t-e
CsAEcEEL.AGIG - ET5IE ESS,
60 40 60. branches, offers tar sale large number
e. Sew alt Second Lald
Carriages, Buggies, Jaggers, SC.
at Go, loves, prices ana upon the most accommo-
dating terms.
CLD RHIaGES TAKEN IE EXCHANGE
ron NEh.
aE- I1lu&s oC Repairs
Isre.vi,l ueatucss aul dispatch, aud satisfaction
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TITI 9A3T 6ll1IlI AID l2SETg Q
- TEEAE aN.cNNNNN.

T AN prepared Co write policies on Dwelling.
( aud Contents; Store .iuuses and Contcnt.
Wills. Frcori,s aud an good iasuraJle property
40 lowest current rates. Farm Dwellings q
speciality. will give my personal attention 90
81 wing making diagrams aud furnishing such
other need g Information e. all parties desiring
o. insure. BY customers win De furnished from
iirc O. time, Biut,ets, C1'lpudars rs well o.
printed matter. moving the conditions % the
Companies in which they are insured.
have given my constant attention 90 Che In
surauce business 90 the past six years, and b ing
So generally known throughout thc County. DO
aot tiiuk it necessary To- give references. Par
lies .EsufiuI with me may rest assured thGttAeir
policies aii De property written, and that time
yuo'ice viii Do given thrm as 20 date uf 7Spira-
iioa. Olce and residence m Charicst0Uu.
Very Respectfully.
q. A.ALENANDER.
General Insurance Agent.
December IS. isIT-lv.
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Boot and shoe Making.
REPAIRING, sc.
Furniturc Iecpnircd.

fI7HE undersigned has opened a Furniture h.
/ pair shop Ia The building on corner oi san.
ucl and Main streets, Charlest0uu-a Few doors
East Of Coart House, on same side. lie viii Re-
pair Furniture 10 Substantial and neat manner A.
reasonable prices, and with prouprtsde.
Jan. 20. iS15-0. T.G.RCST.
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C'HOICE Family Flour, Corn Neal. Bacon, and
( Lard, ior sale 5y
Oct Is, 1877. c. ". TRUSSEiL.
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III 1 but can b. mad 5.i ia ,irec months BY
any one Of either sex. Ia any part %. the country
who is willing tc work steadily at the employment
we furnish. sec per week in your own town
You need not De away from homo over night You
can give yOGr whole time 20 the work, OF ouly
your spare moments. We have agents who aye
making over so per day. AlI who engage at
once eau make money fast AZ The present time
money caunot be made so easily and rapidly az
40 any other business. 70 costs nothing % try Che
business. Terms aud IS Ou;Gt free Address at
once, II. uALLErT & GO,
July %, ls77-!y. Portland, Aaino.
New Tailoring Establishment.
rE'HE undersigned have entered into Co-part-
Z ncrship FOR tncProsccuton o.
The T0t{orIog Tsu8iucsR,
Aad Aaye established themselves ia
LEE Hall"
in Charlcstown. aal viii j, thsir utmost to give
entire satisfaction tp ail who may De pleased O.
patrouia. them. Ncat. substantial! and fashionable
work wili De done, aud no the most reasonable
pric,s-fur Cash or Country Produce Ih" Sc
Ei1y hopes that bis customers iG Chs egI ali lin
ing Couu.j-s viii remember him By go ueEin
their patronage.
SEWING NACUlSES Will b. R.plircI and
put 10 excellent walsing condition.
Old CLOTHES ril aIsl b. t,ennsi AMI Re-
paired made % !ooa fresh aa3 ncE, thus saving
great olt!ay.
n. :. 3. ROBERTSON.
Oct. Is, ls5I-Cm.
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E-o11r. 1Attcntto1s.
E1CE5-E AISESIV LIS
o. water. PROOF Boots.

Z + youwant comfort and dry feet. buy or cele-
brated Hand made "Moa1gram" Waier-Proof
j1.ts. l have irst received fall line OF Mcn's.
Boys AID Youths Boots. All laud-made through
rIrs ia ladies goods. The STYLES ere beautiful
Pleas. cs'l aad ez mine M Et9cE before purctas-
o. gyaut W inter Goods.
Utt ]. I,T7. C.. w. TRUsSELL.
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GLOVE MAKER.

rENIE undersigned is located at LeetoWn, Jct7er.
4 son County, engaged In The manufacture Of
all kinds Of
SKIN AND FUR GLOVES
at very reasonable charges. Ny work viii com
pare favorably with the best IN the market
SAMUEL JAMES.
Jannnrr - la1a-3m.
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Patr0nize the Blind !

TE1HE hlghes. Ca,l price paid hf Calves Per-
I sons having them Tor taia viii hGd sals BY
addressing the uE5cfslyncd at DuielG's Depot
jefferson County, q. Va.
Nov. 10, lsT7-ly. GE0. B. PEFSE.
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GE0HETRTCAL STIIRBAYS,
General Fire Insurance Agency

ID CPRESENTlNG three Of the leading Com
Z, pauias dIiug business Ia Jcf.rs0n Couaty,
West Virginia.
PEABODY or WHEELING.
CONTINENTAL or NEW RK,
LIMA OF HARTFORD.
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SANDERS d. STANMAN Manufacturer Ag't.
IS North Charles Street, Baltimore. Nd
lil9 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D. G.
N. D.-A New square or Upright Piano ~
S250.0O Narrated.
Nov. o, iS7I.