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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23
NOTICE.


THE LADY WARRINGTON ooxsoL
IDATRD COMPANY and the BENTON
CONSOLIDATED COMPANY are two 30 min
Ing eorponiions vAich have been formed, with
Q capital stock Of so, so, O0u each. div dcd into
ios,gOo shares OF ths par vslue Of 400 sssh, for
the purpoas OF minina and working the follow.
INCLINED mining claims. sIIusts in Gold hin
Mining District, Storey county and STATE OF
Esysds. 70 vita -.
WAAHrNuTON ana ths EKYhTpnr elsims.
~ claims hsving bssa $1,000 to ths nsv
corporstious sboyc named.
fhs s~iockho,dsrs in ~ Iadv Wsshinstou.
ina Repson snS ~ Bo,is MIMI, comnssi..
~ ,ntiiied IA srehsnSs vthsir stocf fos ssrt
rhs slochhoidsn on ths al Wssbinstoo
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MINING APPLICATION NO. s,s.
.. Z :::.; u H. e.. e. t. T:T 3. 4. Z: s:"''

TINTED STATES LAND oYprcE. CARSON
u City, Nevada. JAY Q, 1915 Notice u
hereby gtvrn that the pEtAwAhK SILVER
MIMIC COMPANY, Q corporation Organized
undsr he laws Of California By J. Q. Corey, its
Agent Whose postonncs addrsss " ct Virginia
City. county Of Storey. stAts Of hsvsds. has
this day made and nled 10 this ofics IL duly
verified application for patent from the United
States for twelve hundred ti2ooD linear feet OF
the Delaware lode or vein, bearing gold and
silvsr. with surface ground sir hundred (co0) feet
In widih. and being ofncialiy surveyed. plated
and designated - q. n. Survey No. 81. Town.
ship 10 norsh, Rang % EAST. \. d. D. and n,
and more particularly descnbsd - follows, 10
wtti
Beginning 81 post MARRIED " north center"
whence the center Of the Delaware Silver Mining
Compsny's WORKING char bsas south Z degrees
frst course. south 70 degrees IS minutes west
800 feet TO post marked No. ]. y. .. Survey No.
%; thence, second eourse, south 10 degrees %
minutss est $50 fest 70 post MARRIED No. 3,
U. b. Survey No. 90; thence. third courss. north
y ass,sss . minutes east go fsst Q post
fourth course. north 10 degrees 80 minutes west
il7l 70 100 feat topost marhed Preference post
U. o. Survey No. %, whence the northeast cor
~ Of section II. rownship 10 norh, Range %
go. y. =. D. and H., bs.rs north 90 dssises
eourrs, north 10 degrees % minutes west n
1900 isss 70 post Married No. Z. u. 8. survey
No. %; and thence. sixih courpe. south ~ do
ress - minutes wsst 20 feet 10 point Of begin
nina. MARRIED "north center" containing 10
$500 acres.
Oourpes expressed nom the true meridian,
With . msgnstic variation OF lon degrees EAST.
This claim 10 SITUATED IL Gold Hill OF Amer
lean Plat Mining District. ana duly recorded In
Book y Of locations. storey County Records.
PAGES eos and an. and notice 10 hereby further
given that any and all persons claiming advsne-
~ 70 the said Delaware Silver Mining Company
the hsreanbefors dsscnbcd mining round. vein,
lode or prsmises. or any Interest In a. part
thsfeof, are required 70 present. and fe In this
once such adverse claim during the SIXTY teo)
days Newspaper publication Of this nodes. or
failing % 70 do, such adverse or opposing claim
VIII b. barred By virtns OF the provisions oftbs
i,ssd O. n. uARRra. Rssi.tss.
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Or. 1. J. cIAPkAY's
PRIVATE MGpIoAL INSTITUTE
i27 Msstssasvy street. san Frnsises
Opposite the Occidental Hotel.

Opposite the Occidental Motel.
NsrABLIsHED IN 1884, yoA TEE
~ permanent cure Of an special and CArouie
Disessos. = also I'll Female Complaints and
Diseases Of The Nervous Bysksm.
Tbs immense destruction q human life IN.
nulty from secret and chronic diseases cansed
!his "a Nd rsiises insttsilos . o. sal.
aftsrvafds In Fan Frsncisco, Cal, In 1854, ass
private dispsnary. In orter 10 adord the
a0aicBd the best medical and surgical treatment
for the shove and al other affections and COM
plaints: Consultations 81 the tnstituss OF b.
Isstsr. FREE. ,.I.
lPhysisal asd msstal Dsbiiius
Vital weakness. nervousness. Low spifits. lss-
sitada. vsskpss Of he limb and back, ioes
g Si,i Rs iss iss EN- ssa 's ssaay s..s =. :.s ssi
feeling. NO snsray OF eoursse psipitstion Of ths
orr, svsrsion 70 society, love Of solitude, TIN
idity, sslf. distrust, los OF mAnhood, dixzinses
headache, palma IN the aide, adectaons OF the
sye. pimples on the fsoA sexual of other IN.
,a'.Sly celebrated physician. L. J. czAPfAr.
MS method Of curing dissasss 10 peculiarly his
own Unknown 10 othsr), and hsoos the great
succs-A Rhsumatio affections. chronic rstssrh,
dissases of:the stomach and ktdnsys, livsr com
plAints, eta. successfully treated. Thoes who
OF youth, nervous weakness. ars assursd Of .
permanent cure. .f
pR CzifKAY, one Of the most suecsssfnl
medical prsctitioners on the pscinc coast. may
Be- consultsd couhdentiaiiy In rsisrsnos 70 The
above and all othsr complaints n The Institute.
iay Msstssnsry street. ssn Frassiscs,
Betvesn Bush VI 6uttsr streets.
chsrxrs modsnts. O~ommunications strietly
conaisntiai. Medicines sent b. exprsss. Ad.
drsss L. J. ozAPKAY.. y. D., Postones Boz
iSl3. Han Prancieoo, Cal. oc6 ~
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:: INIT. ma: : e. t c:s;,: !. =, ,,. 81 :: ;, ::
M sa.rs ~. sis - dayss hsIs .s1ssz
sSssss TsUs 5 %. issss,s, M.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OYYIoz OF THE CALIFORNIA MINING
Ooonpany, San Yrsnoisoo, California, August
ID, isis.-xi . nsstne Of the Bosrd o. d.
rectos of The sbovenamed Company, hsld
this day. Q dividend Mo. 81 q ons Dollar pa
August lsth- Tnnsfsf 6ooks eiossd until ne
ssis In O. p. GORDON. sscrst.r,.
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loHfioiALl

loFficiALl
nROPOsGD AHENDmENr TO
the Constitution Of The btaie Of Nevada,
passsd as The Eighth Session OF the LsGts
htursi
Rsxsssd, That there shsil b sddsd v TIE
prsssnt Consultation OF this STATE q Article %
Be- called snd Known - Article xvut.s which
zar1ols XVIII. Ths nshis q suatsss and
of1cs holdinr shaIl not BE- withhsld iron any
mais Citizen d the Unitsd Btstss b. mason Of
BE color Or prvvtous condition Of ssSvituds.
Psnsd fsbnsfy -. idf.
R<sSssd, BIZ The Assembly. Ne Bsssts con-
currtna. That Article Risvs1 uD % the constt-
tution on the etats Of ueyads b amended b.
sddIne 70 said Article Eleven an section ~
fim thsrslo, which shall rsad - foilswpt
6rofIon 10. No public funds OF any hnd o.
chsrsctsr vhstsvsr, ststs. county % nuniapai,
IAN b ussA fbf asefarsn purposss.
Passsd February n, tsT.
7 Asrsby certify the foregoing 10 b trus
sopise from he snrolisd rssolutsens On nh In
kis.:s my h.ad ana The or..s sss, Of s.is.
J. D. MINOR,
tsnALl gserstss1 Of etats.
an6 tDo6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23

OvYlcR suocoR MILL And nrx1No
M Fsrsisf annual Ssssiss q he .Soys
nansd company los ne sisstton of rrrasss foF
The snsuinG yssz. and traassstioa q such othss
bushes z. nag - pesssaied. viii b. hsid q
nia, on koNDAY, ne q Az q DsptsnSsr.
siossi % 1Ssisds,. he "a Instant. : ) o'sioei
:, "a: Z; "a = '''i' W. W. T. T. s .;:sssS s.s....y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23

CILvEB HILL nIHIN0 COAPA.
y hY.-Location Of principal plaos Of busi-
Ioss;ioa o. wori:. Gold Hill. Storey county.
hsvada.
Noios 10 hereby given, that At . meeting Of
the Board OF Difscton, held on the ~ b day
Of July, lS10, a. assesslncut mo. ~ Of
fifty Osnis per share was levted upou
The capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediAtsly, In United BtAtss gold coin, 10 the
Secretary, Il the ofncs OF the Company, hoom
isHAyvsrd's Building. No. tio California street.
San Francisco. California.
Any siocf upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 21d day Of August.
ISIS. will be delinquent, and Advertised Tor
sale a public auction, and unless payment ID
made before will be sold on rHURsD AZ the i2th
day Of beptsmbsg. ISIS, TO pay the delinqaunt
asssssmsnt, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sals.
BY order Of the board Of Directors.
W. X. DIAN, Secretary.
Odcs-Room 10 Hayward's building. No. tie
California street. Ban Francisco. California.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

AT MEETNo OF TIE BOARD or
"A EQUALIZATION Of the Town Of Gold
Hill. the assessnent on the foliowins named
property was raised:
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AssIssnISfs IIvIEb.


NEW YORK HlUIUo COMPANY.
~ Location Of principal place Of business.
Los.,ion q work.. Cod Hrl, STOREY county.
nosies % ssrsby given. that Ut . meeting Of
ne Board OF Directors. held on The lat day Of
Aoesss l51t, IN Assessment Cho. lD Of Thirty
" osete per share was levied upon the capital
stoSk ol the corporation. payable iunediass1y,
N unitsd State gold com, 70 the 5ecrstary. 9
ne once OF the Company, Room n. No. tto
California street. San Fanclsco, California.
any stock upon which tails assessment shali
remain unpaid o. The q day Of ssptsmbsF.
~ .sss \ v n.hn Ss ~osi,nSasnt and sdysrtissd fcr
n.ds besors. viii BE- sold on TUESDAY, The
NH day OF september, isTs, 70 pay the delin-
ouent ssseesmeut, toesthsr win costs Of sdVsr.
ustng and expcn<es OF sale.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
D. L. THOMAS, Secretau.
0ncs-hoom q. HaywEd's building, No. lis
o&nioenis strssss an francisco. California.
.. IIN . 49,. au1 ID
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stadsF . %, 1fus t0t86 100 u 80
Ths public ara hsrsby cautioned sgainst no.
gotstins The sbovedssertbed certificates.
X. X KELLY, Secretary.
Oynca Room 2, Haywardis building. tie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23
q .srUcx .IsIso Co..AsI

II KHrUCK MINlN0 COMPANY
IN Location Of principal place OF busL
nsss, Ban Prancisco, California.
Location Of work.. Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict. bsorsy county, Nevada.
Notice q hereby given. that Of . nsstine
Of the Board OF Director. held on the IN
day Of August, 1873, an assessment mo. ~
Of One Dollar ISL per snare was lsued
upon the cApitaI stock Of the corpora
don, payable Immediately. In United staise
eoh eoin, 20 tbs Secretary. ct the once OF the
Company, Room No. IS, No. SO Pine street,
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this sssessment .haii
remain unpaid on the Ninth DAY Of scptem.
bse, 1873, win be delinouent. and advertised
Tor sas at public auction. and unleea pay.
ment II msds before win be cold on
MONDAY, the thirtisth day Of septsmber.
isTa 70 pay the delinquent assessment, togethef
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sals.
b. order q The Board Of Directon.
omcs-Room 10. $40 Pine strsst. Ben Fran
cisco, California. s9
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23

NElHr GOLD AND BILvE8 HE.
lI mo CONRANY.-Location Of principal
place Of business, San Francisco, Calilonia.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District
Storey county. Btats Of Nevada.
Ngtes 10 hsrsby given thss q . meeting Of
ne Board Of Trustees. held o o The 6th day
Of August 1878, IN Assessment tho. y o.
Twenty Gents per share vas hvisd upon The
capital stock OF the corporation, payable in.
mslistely, In United Bltss soh coin. % ne
Dsefetssy, d ths once OF The Company. Room
{. No. @oi California street, Gan francisco
Xny stock upon which this assessment
shail' remain unpaid on the iith Day o.
September. lSfS, will BE- delinQuent md edver.
tied for sale q psslic aucsioa. and ln,sss psy.
nsent Il mads beiors, viii Be soId 90 Mkpnno
DAY, the 3nd day Of October, 1878, 70 pay NJ
delinquent aasessmcnt. together win costso
sdvcrusing and expsnsss Of sale.
By order % The board Of Trustses.
DAVID A. JENNINGS. Seerstsiy:.
O~nscs-Room Z, No. t1 cliornia st,sss'
San Enseisce. osiifssniA-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23
FoR PvBLlo ADMINISTRATORS.
WILLARD Bitter

ve RESPECTFULLY AUourcxD ~ A
cnsdidsts fof Ne oflos Of Public Adninis-
tFstos o. Storey cosnty q the sn.uinE election,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23

DENTON MINING COMPANs.-
ID Location Of principal place OF business,
Ban Francisco, Csliforn.a.
Location Of work., Gold Hill Mining Disthet,
Storey county. state Of Nevada.
Noice u hereby given that . meeting OF the
Board Of DIRECTOR. held on Thursday the lst day
Of august, 1875, an assessment mo. u Of Thirty.
eve (3sl Gents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable fmms-
disisly. In Unitsd States gold coin, 70 the sec-
and D, No. a02 Montgomery street. Ban fnn-
AM stock upon which thia aseessmsnt shall
remain unpaid on Thursdsy, the bh day Of
september, ISIS. viii BE- dslinquent and advef.
tssd for sals q public auction, and unlsss pay.
ment 10 mAds bsfore will b sold on TURSDAf,
tbe sab day Of september, ISIS, 70 pay the do
linqusnt assessmsnt. toeethss with cost OF I'd.
vsr,ising ami expenses Of sals.
BY order Of The Board Of DIrcctorl.
WM, n. WATSON, Secretary.
omes-Rooms : ana 9, No. pa hontsomsry
DOYLE MININa CoaPAHY.-
ID Location q principal place Of business. San
'i tsssiiSa; G q .srPs, Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada
Notcs 10 hereby given. that Ct . msstineof
he Board OF Directors. held on Thursdsy. the
let day Of August, 1871. an assessmsnt mol ~ Of
Fifteen uel Cent? per share was levied upon shs
saSssi ssSs. in : up lie i sssiss god so,s. %
the sscrstssy. q The once Of The Company.
Rooms 8 and |, No. Goa Montgomery strsst ssa
Frandsco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday. the tfh DAY Of
tissd FOR sale Of public suction, and unless pay.
mani 10 made bef0rs win DO cold on M0NDAY,
ths I'd dsy OF September, 1878, 70 pay the deltn-
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Dsssk seid - Pay Amsuss or A.
eeessneaS Ne. n.
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chsrxes modsnts. oommuniestions strtetly
confidential. Medicines sent b. exprsss. Ad.
drsss L. J. 0zAPKAY. y. D., Posto6bcs Bos
i3t3. Ban Francisco. Cal. ocoiy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-10-26
COMMUNICATED.
KEARNEYSVILLE,
Oct 22nd 1873.

Oct. 22nd, 1878.
Mr.. Editor-That Democratic Sena-
tor, who remarked not long since that
the Grange was dead, uttered senti-
ment which was not only false, but
ought TO be repugnant to every man
who depends upon agricultural pursuits
for livelihood. If the distinguished
gentleman would investigate the subject
for reasonable length of time-if he
would deign to notice Grange period
ical occasionally he would ere long see
his mistake and repent of his language
before it be too late The Grange
throughout the country is not dead. but
On the other hand is doing noble work.
1t is founded. on principles that can
never die. And these principles are
backed by men who are the bone and
sinew-who are the life-giving force OF
the land. A reference to what the
Grange has done and is still doing in
Pennsylvania is al. that is necessary to
substantiate this. But We do not wish
to speak at present of all the advantages
growing out OF farmers organization,
prominent among which are self-protec-
ton against extortioners, or agents, and
the means of purchasing to great profit
by co operation. It is only the Social
Nature of the Grange we would bring
to your attention This is one of the
strongest features of the order. By it
the farmers are brought together in
friendly intercourse, and by interchange
of opinions relative to their calling mu-
tual benefit is the result thereof Dis
cussion becomes animated; ideas are
quickened profitable experiments are
brought to light; men learn to talk; learn
to listen and thus by exchange Of ex-
perience great gain accrues, and each
meeting makes them wiser, friendlier
and happier. These "social talks" are
the chief attractions of the Kearneys-
VILE Grange, and by them its members
are edited and benefited. Their sub
iect for discussion at their last meeting
was GLOW to manage transplanted
fruit tree during its first year" After
varied experience of those present, it
was agreed that frequent and thorough
cultivation of the soil was of greatest
importance, but if this could not he
done the next best substitute was
"mulching." This will protect against
droutb and heat. 1t was also suggested
that young trees should be washed
twice, anyhow, during the season, with
a solution Of potash, or small quantity
of soft soap. This makes a smooth
bark, and keeps off many insects, DC.
Let no stock of any kind approach the
tree. Another subject. discussed was
GLOW and when to transplant trees,
GLOW and when to prune a tree, DC.
The question for discussion at their next
meeting will be "The insect enemies OF
the fruit tree, and how to destroy them
and prevent their depredations. These
are topics of vital Significance to every
farmer, and by these discussions this
Grange is reaping one of the rewards of
the Order. They extend cordial invi'
tation to all of our brother farmers TO
come and join with us, and in the lam
guage of "Holy Writ" 1--WE will GO thee
good" More next time.
MARY BEAU.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-10-26

The call for proposals for loan OF
100000 Of the bonds of Jefferson coun-
ty, West Virginia, issued for the COZ
struction OF the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad, is pleasant reminder of the
renewed prosecution of that important
improvement. Jefferson is one of the
conservative counties of West Virginia
that scrupulously maintains her credit,
and her investment is wisely made to
develop the immense resources Of her
great valley.-Phiiadeiphia Times.
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New Goods!
CALL HERE FOR BARGAINS!

THE undersigned having purchased Of
i w. L. Lemen his stock of Goods, ut
Great Reduction, will offer at the Old
Stand, to the trade, the same advantages
I'm low prices. Persons will find it to
their advantage to look through their
stock, rs many goods will be sold below
their present cost.
They are now receiving n full and conf
plete stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, QUEENS
WARE, HARDWARE, HATS, CAPS,
SHOES, &C., all Of which will be sold
low.
Their line Of Cloths and Cassimeres Is
much the largest in town, from low pri-
ced Tweed to the finest Worsted.
The GROCERY department will re-
ceivc special attention, and will always
be supplied with the best the market af-
fords, at the lowest rates.
Having just started in business, We
would ask n share of the public patron
age, and hope, with cheap goods aud
close attention to business, to retain the
trade the old house has heretofore enjoy
ed. Respectfully.
BAKER & BILLMYER.
Shepherdstown, May % II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-10-26

A new and elegant barn located on a
farm near Frederick city, belonging to
Col Charles E. Trail, and tenanted by
VIM. Best, was entirely consumed by
fire Tuesday night Besides its contents
consisting Of about two thousand bush
els of wheat, large quantity Of hay,
cloverseed, etc, nearly one thousand
tons OF straw, fodder, and extensive
sheep sheds were destroyed. The FIRE
was undoubtedly the work of an Inceu-
diary. The loss twill probably reach
$1,000, which is partially covered by
insurance.
Parents, mothers, nurses, do not fail
to give DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup to the
little ones for all cases of cough or
colds. Costs only IS cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-10-26

nay Among the donations to the yell
low fever sufferers, We notice in the New
Orleans papers, that Messrs. Welshans
d Woods, acknowledge the receipt of
slO. from Miss Maggie Knott, of this
county, and sent from this place. Mr..
Welshans is the son Of our esteemed
postmaster, and was also victim OF
the fever; but we are glad TO know that
he is again able to attend 10 business.
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COMMUNICATED.
KERNEYsvILLE,
Oct. 23rd. 1878.

+, Five or six droves of cattle have
passed this point recently, en- route to
the eastern markets. With the single
exception of one drove of stock cattle,
they were in fne condition for the beef
market. Most of them were from the
western counties of this State.
There is not much doing in the wheat
market here, this week, but Capt. Josh
Hammil reports that he can advance
little on last weeks prices.
The b. & o. r. r. Company have
repaired the platform at the station, aud
are now improving the switch, with a
view TO facilitate the work of loading
and unloading cars.
Our leading merchant at this point,
Mr.. T. Homsher, is just now opening
his stock of Fall goods, which is the
finest in appearance that | have seen
him display for some time, and as he
bought his dry goods just at the time
when they were "down," he, of course,
Is prepared to sell at bottom prices, and
as he is pleasant gentleman to deal
with, he is having a fine run of custom
ers, as he deserves to have. / cannot
say that there is tremendous excite
ment at Kerneysville," over the "new
goods" but the ladies seem particularly
we'll pleased with the new prints dis
played, and which are really attractive.
Mr.. A. Trump, our other merchant,
we are happy to learn is doing an in
creasing business at his end of the vii
lage. Mr.. I. has also been shipping
some nice walnut timber, and great
quantity of slaves, recently, to York,
Pennsylvania.
There has beer quite change in
the weather within the past few days,
aud we have had two or three heavy
frosts this week. This morning, Dame
Nature is giving free wash to ''all out
of doors" accompanying her additions
with a strong wind from the north,
north east.
Miss Gertie Allen is making good
progress with her private school, at
Mr.. James V. Moores, and has some
sixteen scholars, which is an increase
over last year. We understand that
Miss A. is giving entire satisfaction TO
her patrons, and we congratulate her
upon her success. The public school at
this place is moving along, and now has
AN enrolment of forty-six scholars. |
have been making little calculation as
to the probable cost of grading our
school, and l find that an additional tax
of about two cents on the hundred dol
lars of the valuation Of the taxation
property in the district, would furnish
the necessary funds to run it as grad,
ed school.
The schools at Middleway could
easily be combined ard graded, as their
school-building is well suited for the
purpose, and it would greatly advance
the interests Of the schools to make
such an arrangement. Sections "a to
p of the school Law Of West Virginia
make provision for graded schools.
TEMPLAR..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-10-26
l27 ACRES AND 81 POLES,

Of fine, smooth LIMESTONE LAND,
about Is acres part thereof being under
good Timber, situated about four miles
south of Shepherlstown, and - miles
from Dufiield's Depot on the Ii. d D. X.
r., In Jefferson County, w. Va.
The improvements on said farm consist
of n fine, large Dwelling-lIouse, good
Barn, Milk-House, and all necessary Out
Buildings,-all In good condition; good
standing well water; nne Orchards or
Apple, Peach, Cherry, Pear, and choice
Fruit of every variety; the Fences ere
good, and the land under fine state OF
cultivation.
This farm Is conveniently and pleasant
ly located, and Is In every respect one Of
the best improved and most desirable In
the County.
TERMS-CASH.
For further information call on or adj.
dress, ut Shcpherdstown,
JAMES a. OSBOURN,
Trustee.
Oct. 10, 1873. 5w