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LOCAL NEWS.


National Tbedtsr.-''A Messenger from Jarvis
Sectionr-Mr. Macauley.
Fords Opera H0use-"The Remarkable His
tory Of Lispet.'
TheGter Colaique.-" The Mill Murder and
varieties.
HeCeuIey's HaH.-Supper aud entertainment
BY ladies Of First n. p. church.
Curtis School Building. Georgstolra.-TableauX,
&c for benefit Grace p. E. church.
Lincoln Hall" H. VI. S. PinafoIe" for benefit
Of the church orphanage.
CONGREGATIONAL Church.-Iecture by Rev. DR..
Naylor: brains or BuncOmbe.'
Lincoln Hal ChGpel.-Lecture by Cora Bland
physiological Temnerance.'
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GOLD FILLED BRACELETS at Prigg's. on tn
avenue. Z
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LECTURES.

DORERT q. lNGERSOLL
II AT TIE NATIONAL IHEATER,
SUNDAY EVENING NEXT. MARCH 2, AT 8 O'cLK
MI deliver his celebrated Lecture entitled
THE LIBERTY OF MAN, WOMAN AND
CHILD"
Tickets. Is and 90 cents Seats can be reserved at
the Thearer during the week feb2E-5t
Y NJ. c. a. LECTURE COURSE.
The Rev DR.. MAYOR, of the Metropolitan
Church. VIII deliver the opening Lecture of the
season, TUESDAY EVENING. February 25th in
stant, AZ the CONGREGATIONAL Church. at = O'Clock
SUBJECT: " Brains or buncombe Admissit n, Is
cents feb22 sat, IN ,tI6w
" NJ. c. A. CHAPEL Qincoln Halll-phvs;o
L logical Temperance. A Lecture by NJ CORA
BLAND, Nj D., TUESDAY EVENING Feb 25 Wo-
mans Nat Health ASS n Course. Tickets l5c fl tf25s
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IHE ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
yesterday elected the following board of d,rac-
t1rsc--Walter 8. Cox, VIM. Gait, VIM r. Riley.
CnaS. Edmonston, w. w. Johnston, D. F. Rob.
inson, 8. I. Brown, VIM. King, and T. j. s.
Ferry.
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SUIT AGAINST A LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Messrs. Cook and Cole TO- day, for George Tay ior
nled suit against the Charter Oak Lite To-
SuTance company, on endowment policy FOR
5000, taken out In 1870. and pay able April ISIS
for the amount OF policy
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THE MEMORY OF DIR. j. c. RILEY-A special
meeting or the Medical society was held lasr
evening, at which, after appropriate remarks
10 reference to the late ]. c. Riley. NJ. D., reso-
iutlons on COINCIDENCE We're adopted. The Ma
tfonal Medical College also adopted snifabIe
resolutions last evening. as did the directors of
the Central Free Dispensary and the Alumni of
the National Medical COLLEGE
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$1,000 for 81,
Sk4,OOO for 81.

1896 Prizes amounting to- SG7 92s
Whole Tickets, 81.
Address all orders to General Eastern AGENTS
WILLIAMSON & Co.
o99 Broadway, near Houston st., New York
Send in orders without DELAY as in the last draw
Ing we were unable to supply the demand List
81 drawing published in the n. Y. Herald and
taatsZeitung. ALI out of town ticket holders are
mailed a copy of the official list as soon as
.,oo.,,- SIMMONS & DICKINSON. Managers.
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. CAPT. PAUL BOYTON, who has undertaken tn
noat Ifom Pittsburg, Pa, to New Orleans in his
Me,saV1ng suit, started on his long VOYAGE ves
tefday al $50 a. m. The weather was cold and
stormy. The temperature in the water Vas
ireelng and the river running full OF Ice. He
expected to reach Rochester last night. Steu0
oenville tonight and Wheeling Waflnes@, w
nght, whence he will have a fioat Of eignfyy
niles to Marietta e9
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THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF the National
Medical College met last night and elected the
Following officers: DR.. W. P Lawyer, presi.
dent; Drs. A. C. Adams, W. II. Faulkner and A.
recording secretary: DIR. Sunny. CORRESPONDS,
ing secretary; DR.. G. Johnston, treasurer; ex-
ecutiye committee. Drs. GleeSon. Brockett, Ash
ford, Scheffer, Peter, Foster and Acker
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OIo!0glcal phenomenon has been observed re-
e esa In many parts OF Switzerland While
b hue imp in the valleys and plains has
snow resting on the ground, a warm south
t Wina mas prevailed in the upiands and amonu
me men, higher Alps, where the streams remain m.
ms mas been especially the case in FRI
oca SEW the Grisons, Neufchatel, and the Bar,
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THE DAKOTA GOLD FRAUD-The only aIdi-
tonal information about the Dakota gold dis
covery canard, is brought by the Sioux Falls
accomplish the fraud by the enterprising prop
efty-owners. daughter of one Of the gold
aiscove1els had just returned from Colorado
.OgeIner with quantity Of cooper pyrites and
INCA, Were used to carry out the decentinn
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Te1 LET.-Reao Reeds ADVERTISEMENT
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LIZARD HALL.

DRAMATIC REGULATIONS
MRS PRISCILLA COOPER GOODWIN,
AT O'Clock pm, March l. 1879
TICKErs. 81
To be obtained at Metz rutt's Music S.ora a15
Penns Ia avenue, and SAINT Nasxaman's nru.r
Store, 411 Pennsy yania AVENUE fal24-6t
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WILD HORSES IN KANsAs-John MOsley and
~ iliif have lately returned from a wild horse
nunt In the sand hills. They worked faithfully
tor ABOUT two weeks on drive OF six head, and
finally succeeded In capturing them and bring
Ing part OF them in. The horses taken were the
remnant OF once powerful band which ranged
In the territory south OF this county, and some
OF them were fine specimens OF horsefeSh The
boys contemplate another drive in a short time
down on the Cimmaron, where large herd has
Deen hcard 'front.' Barbour County Kan M,u
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RUY THE MYSTERY" or the "OoMrORT~
~ 6H1hT oIen back, made Of wansutta Nusliu
and extra dDe LineH Boeoms, for rs cts
The Great Southern" made Of the same material,
open front, is oUly 80 cs.
FIJI est Dress shirts made 30 order, and safisfso.
ton guaranteed. for &2.26. st MEGINNIsS',
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the Reader and peiier should be
used in coojuuotion."
Mr.. Asa Fortney then gave his
mode of teAching nap drawing,
aud was followed by lively discuss
ION, a. to whether MAP drawing
ought to be taught in comon sch dolls,
decided that it should. The query
box was tlen opened and the follow
ing questions discussed. What is the
most interesting period in History
Does not an immoral teacher 10 more
harm than 6ood in the school room?
"Who first discovered Amer leap
What is the object of an eduoa-
ton? Should writing notes be all ".
ed during school hours? Should
corporal punishment be inflicted
moie than 3 times before tho rchol-
ar ia expelled? Should teachers al
low games such as dominoes, check
ers and chess to be played in the
school room? and several others were
discussed after which the Institute
adjourned to meet at seven o'clock
Fvrvrue Srse,oy
r,,
g , '''' "a' o"''eu 70 oruer oy
~ " d. i''PPt''
q YIN 80 'n"'' MA" ""''e ouPer'hten-
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PENN VAN MYSTERY

The NC,O illustrated ,.t Family
Newspaper OF LEON AND HARRIET LEW.
Is, pages. containing
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LU1t0S ara other YiltsbatioRs.
Ioy09cs oHd IruUcis. \ Ride Through
Islam, Turkey To- India; Year i'm South
Anna, by Lady Barker: six Months In
the Sandwich Islands; Around the
World, by Mrs. Brassey. etc. Hi1tyfafei.
G'pJr0DhicHi. Vestigas of Atlantis
the Continent that existed 1000 year ago
between Europe and America; the lost
Anchor OF Columbus; Current EXplOra~
tons, e'c. van Nup Of IHo3,iis.
SccHce The religion OF tie Great Pyr-
amid; Discovery OF Vulcan; The Moon
OF Mars
history. Lake Dwellings of Syitzer-
land anu other pasts of Europe; Glimpse
OF Babylon.
Lc@diag AHicics. The real Business of
Existence; True Capital and True Rich
cS; tuo relations of this Life To the Life
To Come; Is an Age of Miracles" at
Hand?
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been visitog friends in Cumberland
Nh, for sometime returned home Sat-
urday. Johnnie is the handsomest
youth in Howesville and we welcome
him again TO our midst.
Our teachers who have been at
tending the Iusiitut 10 KIngwood
have returned to duty. and compli-
ment the people in Kingwood for
many kindnesses
It's very cold but the jingle OF
the sieigh bell is still heard in tie
distance.
Tsny Doyle has one Of the cosiest
residences IN this vicinity, at least
f. z. G. thinks 20.
NJ. Johonis Cooke and Miss Ma
ria Lamar went sleigh riding through
K,ngwood last Saturday.
Should you find space for this, in
he columns Of your valuable paper,
you will greatly crafty yours ever
aud snon. CHARLEY.
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Triangular htid whore longest side
10 leo poles, and whose shortes side
is 90 poles?
GRAMMAR.
Write a sentence whose verb shall
be plural, and subject singular in
form; aud sentence hose verb shall
he singular, and subject plural in
form.
Write science containing relative
prououn with two autecedents. one
in the masculine, and the other in
the feminine gender.
What is decleneiou? What ia con-
jugatou2
Do adverba and edjectives resem-
BILE each other, if 50, state in what
respect, if they differ stats the differ
ence?
Analyze the following sentences:
you VIII remember it with pain,
when The deed ia done, and when
reparation is impossible"
There lie cave within the mount
of God, fast by his throne, when light
aud darkness in perpetual rouud
lodge and dislodge by turns"
Correct the following sentences:
The distinction of tie principle
parts OF speech are found in natul e. "
This life has joys for you and /,
Andioys which riches ne err can by. -"
Every, man is entitled to liberty
aud freedom 3f opinion, If they do
not pervert it to the injury of others.
Erch mem Der Of the family should
know their place"
What 1 tell you in darkness, that
speak ye IN light.
"Who did you see?'
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NELSON TCE'S PATENT
ADJUSTABLE BRACE GATES

The above are certainly the very best
gates eve offered for the consideration oi
thc Huucrs of this country. Hundreds
Of nc-c gltcs have boon sold to farmers
m ibis county, and i'm every instance
hoy have given entire satisfaction.
Mr. Charles G.. Craig. of this district,
has bought tho right to soil q csc gates in
Taylor, Mar-hall. ohio, Brooke, Hancock
aud "a part OF Preston. lie is a thorough
~ reliable man, is q farmer, and will call
upon the farmers OF the above named
counties shortly other In person or by
an agent. County, district, sub~district
and farm rights Tor sale ON reasonable
terms. Every farmer buys the caIe on
SIGHT Address Mr.. Craig al KingwoOd,
Preston county, for terms &c.
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OF thom on geographical dlscrimina-
ton. Let me now take more com
prehensive view, and warn you, in
the most solemn manner, against the
baneful effects Of the spirit OF party
generally. The alternate domino
tion OF one faction over another
shapened by the spirit Of revenge
natural to party dissension, which, in
different ages and countries, has per-
petratsd the most horrId enormities,
~ itself a irightiul despotlsn. But
this leads, at length, to a more for
na! and per nsneut despoti-n. The
disorders and miseries which result.
gradually incline the M nds Of men
to seek security and reposeln the ab.
soiute power OF en- individual; and
sooner are later, the chief of SOM
prevailing faction, more ab or more
fortunate than his competitors, turns
his disposition to the purposes Of
his own elevation oil the RUNS OF
public liberty. Without lookinp for
ward to an extremity Of this kind
(Which, nevertheless ought not to be
entirely out Of sigbt,) tho commou
aud continual mi'chiels OF the spirit
Of party are sufficient TO make 1t the
interest aud duty OF wise people to
discourage and restrain It. 1t serve,
always 10 distract the public council,
and enleeble the public admins ra-
ton. l. agillatesthe community with
lll-fouuded jealousies and false al
larms; lomeuts occasionally, riot and
insurrecton. A FIRE not to be quvncd
ed, it demands uniform vigilance
TO frequent its bursting into flame,
lest, Instead of warming, it should
consume"
The monstous dangers and evils,
which the Father of his country
baa here depicted with the accuracy
of inspiration, now confront us
through a furious party spirit that
would sacrifce one half Of the coun-
try to the passion and hate Of the
other. Herein lies our danger: and
If we would avert il, we must learn
to regard tho welfare OF our aUhol
country rs paramount to party sue
cess.
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The West Virginia Logislatur

The West Virginia Legislature
Convened in the City OF Wheel
ing, Wednesday.
The Senate was called to order b
R. F. Dennis, as tho oldest member
Of the Senate, and was opened with
prayer by the Rev. D. A. Canning
ham, OF the First Presbyterian
Church.
The members elect were sworn in
by Judge Boyd, Of Wheeling.
TIE following officers were unani-
mously elected: President, Hon. D.
D. Johnson; Clerk, E. NJ, c ming
ham; Asst Clerk, A. @. Eutler; Ser
geant-at-arms, ]. d. Alderman,
Doorkeeper, Geo. S. Chiffon.
Senators Dennis and McGrew
were appointed committee 10 no
tify the House that the Senate was
organic d and ready for business.
The House being not yet organic
ed, the Senate adjourned.
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Dr. J. WaIkor's Cnllfornia MIN.


egar Ditter8 arc q purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from tie ma
tive herbs found OH the lower ranges OF
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
MIA, tho medicinal properties Of which
are extracted therefrOm without the use
Of Alcohol. Tho question Is almost
daily asked. what Is the cause Of the
unparalleled SUCCESS Of VINEGAR BIT
TIERS" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers lis health. They arc the great
blood purifier and n life giving principle,
= perfect RcnOyatOr and InvigoratOr
Of tho system. Never before i'm the
-istory of the world has medicine bcea
compounded possessing tho remarkalA
qualities of NINFGAR BIrTBRs in healing The
sIcd Of every disease man is heir to. TheT
are gentle Purgatiye as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
ne Liver and VisCeral Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of DIR. WALKER's
NiSsGAR BiTTERs ore Apcrent. Diaphoretie,
Carminatiye. Nutritious, Laxative, huretio,
tcdative. Coun;erIrriiant SudoH ''asaT
Give n'1 '~fi-AIi lions.
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HOUSE.

The first business being the cleo
ton Of Speaker, Mr.. Monroe in a
neat and pleasant speech nominated
Capt, George II Mofatof Pocabont-
as county, DR.. T. II. Logan nomin-
a'ed Hon. ]. Marshall Hagsns, OF
Mouongalia county. A vote being
taken resulted az follows: MofT4t 81;
Hagars 8.
CD. J. B. Peytou was elected
Clerk, n. S. Clark, Sergeant at
Arms, and J. P. Eeelus, Doorkeep-
er.
The REGISTER says Holt, Of Preo-
too, and II lgans, Of Manonza'ia, are
among the hs0d70mas' members.
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jounty EXamiuation--Questions
for 1878.
ORTHOGRAPAY.

What is an elementary sound?
Into what three classes ale the
elem entary sounds divided?
Define each class.
What sound has the digraph III in
thuher2 in either2
How are letters divided.
Give examples of the different
sounds Of ond @.
Spell and define, Managing, sep
arateIy, beleapuer, supersede, maua-
Gle, autenuPuai and coercion.
AHITHMETIo.
What is The interest. ON note for
$3.50 dated Feb. "A, 1869, due Marcl
b D., 1872 interest at 8 percent
What sum b ing paced al inter
est for six months, at 6 percent, viii
amount to SCI 30.
What is the difference between
Ratio and Proportion? Explain b,
ex5mple.
a lnmarh,s lG5 sheep, worth So
per head and 50 lambs worth 30
cents per head IT, losgs 90 sheer
aol 20 lambs. What is bic lose o.
percent, On me aggregate value oil
his whole nlck2
How 30 You tell by mso-cG3n
nhea number sdiyiJle by. ..
0 ~ hy %
Or what principle is Tho rule o
us.sioa based?
Which are generally mosI couva-
m.n Co paelc) Common or Dsm.
usI'raa
#a m. accurate Common or
b.aas aud whs2
GIVE fae circumference Of cIrclt
whose radius 10 3IO.
What is Tie area 10 percbes, Of
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Interesting Letter from Hampton.

Interesting Letter from Hampton.
AUR RIA. DEC. 81, l87S.-It il
presumablo that Aunt Nancy" net
her fate under snow drift, end
joe, mourning his loss, il not in a
corresp ondlng mood, we will there
tore Try and give o condensed HE
tory of passing events in this part
Of the moral Vineyard" Long
anticipated Christmas came, and
the Tree loaded to its utmost capac-
~ with the good and the beautiful
to the joy of the little folks as well
as those o! a ripper age. Old Dads
even, were reminded ofby gone dave
when Mr. Bellsuickle. and Mis-
Kriskingle in company, would Wis
1t the various douiciIes, the former,
with the Christening and the
latter with the Healing Balm, cor
sisting Of cake, candies, nuts &C., in
isct, everything that would tickle
the paltte or satisfy the stomach.
The festival held in The Lutheran
church, was we'll attended, notwitb
standing the extreme cold. The
number Of presents that exchanged
hands, We're estimated at over 500.
Miss E ilth's prediction, that eight
weddings We're to come of within 80
days in this neighDorhood, ia fast
being verified,
Ga Christmas day our Granger
friends held H4ryest Home Fest
tivai, and initiated good sprinklipg
OF new members, amongst whom
were several "Sweet Slxteens." A
thorough pruning, which took place
some weeks since, now leaves Auro-
IA Grange in + Aouriphing condition.
Ga Friday evening last, an oyster
anpper was given at the residence
Of Mr.. l. Pain er, for the benefit of
tie Lutheran church, and from the
joviai countenauces, and general
pleasantly, we inferred that oil
were pleased, and the festival a sue
cess.
Master Joe, not Of the Darter fam
lily, came near getting himself into
trouble IN this wise: during Christ
mas, when sleigbing was in ord or,
he drew rein before certain house.
and quickly entered the hal, where
the matron happened 20 be ct the
time, ice threw his arms around her,
and Whispered. lovingly, something
about slelghing. Joe now excuses
himself by saying that be thought
IT. was the single lady, but the hus-
band Is somewhat wrathy, and Joe
would better look a leetle out or be
might find gum bile growing
on his head.
Oh yes, Miss Edith asks me to say
that SIC did not put the number at
eight, SO we back down to seven.
II A,rpro,T
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VI II. MoCAFFERTY,
NOTARY PUBLIC,

GEWBUBG, PRESTON COUNTY W. VA
VIII write deeds and other Instruments
and will attend promptly toah business
Cnt usicd to his care. ANY one applyiug
for pension will do will do well TO Oh
tain lbs assi-tance.
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ARITNM TICAL.

There is n quaker. we understand,
Who for his sons laid out hi land,
And made three circles meet:
So as To cover an acre neat.
In the center Of the acre
is found the dwelling Of the quaker,
AND in The center Of the circles round,
a dwcllin- for each son is found:
Now en- you tell by 81 i'll or art,
How far they live apart?
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IREsroN CoUNrY cO ~.

This Circuit Courts arc held on the
soventh day OF April ard the seventh
day or October.
The County Courts are held on tho
first Monday i'm January. second Mon
SAY in March, third Monday IN May.
first Monday IN July. first Monday i'm
September, and third Monday in Novcm-
Der.
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