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New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN FRANCE.
Inxnoy oct Oh 1870

". Garel, one of the T.; ioned Socialists,
has been elected Municipal Courc 0r at Lyons
Referring To report that Gamnetta Il opposed 10
opening the amnesty question IL" Paris correspondent
OF The times says: Whether NJ Gnmbetia opposes
supports amnesty, the Chamber of Deputies will
tlinly reject it. The Ministry VIII not need to make
IT "a Cabinet question. They have strengthened them
selves aud havr rcassur,d the moderate men by the
recent prosecutions IL seems also quite settled that
Clause seven al VI. Jules Fery'- Educational bill will
not hc made Cabinet question. TDus the Cabinet Will
not fan 81 he fwo questions which menaced II. though
through session OF the Cham bers
viii certainly show Itself country OF surprises"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE ArGHANs AGAIN AGGRESSIVE.

FIGHTING AT sHUrARGARDAN-GENE COUGH
SENT To THE AID or THE BEsIEGED FORCES.
The British forces holding the Shutargar-
dan, or Cameps Pass, by way of which General
Roberts marchedo on Cabul, have been surrounded
by Afghans. General Cough fastened to the
aid of the besieged troops, and, according to
Cabul dispatch. the Afghans have dispersed.
Lord Harrington explains that the British
Liberals would endeavor to promote freedom
and humanity in dealing with foreign nations.
1t Is stated in Paris that Gambetta is opposed
to reopening the amnesty question.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
NEW.IERsEY NOMlNArINNs.

The Bergen County, Nd, Republicans on Sat
urday nominated Oliver Drake smith aud Luther sG4ieE
for the Assembly william Walter Phelps presided over
the convention. Judge Banta, Measrs Bauvelt md
CoiIey ana others maue addresses.
The With District Republicans on Saturday evening
nominated Elias WILKINSON Assembly The With
D.fTlct Republicans nominated Edwin B. Smith.
The Cty Democratic Convention of Elizabeth on sat
urday nominated for MAYOR Peter Bonnet; fur Chosen
ErcchOioeis Thomas FOr.yth Joseph NOltc, Daniel ~
sullivan ami JOnn Ball. The platform fsyOrs q cOmprO-
~ ise Oi tAe city Ccht.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

gur EIGHT ELECTORAL VOTES OF THAT STATE
raoBABLY TO BE DETERMINED THIS VERY



N.AR.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBUNEl
W.euIVGroN, Oct. 26.-1here have been several
consultations lately among Republicans here IN re-
gard 10 the expediency of sendiuga large force OF
Prominent Northern Republican speakers into Lou
isana during the coming political campaign. 1t l.
l.i.yed that the presence of such a company OF
Speakers would make effective the reorganization
Of tie Republican party and ensure very iuil
vote throughout that state. The election IN De-
c.mbar has unusual Importance II may deterinine
The political complexion of the eight electoral vo'es
Of louisiana Ii will determine II II the hepuDii-
tau, eject the Legislature. THIS follows from the
iact that the new Constitution submitted loi the
vote # tine people IN December. 'ual pioNisScs s
thaf the I , siafure NAV appoint the electors lho
Practical ehect of this clause OF the new Cohs'i'u
tou. Do rattle viii be that the electoral vote OF
lnil..a "a VIII he dcciOed nearly ych ttiOio 'H0
lIt-IltNtlll election.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
4 ASe-MEETING IN SCHUYLER COUNTY.
lBY rKIIGRAPH To THE IRIBUSE.l

WATKINS, n. Y, Oct. 25.-A large and re-
martahly II etve Republican meeting was held az the
o,.ra House here last evening. 1t was aG-
dressed bv ]. W. Dwight member OF Con-
,,.ss from this district; the Hon. j. I. Up
s-a of Ohio; and the Hon. A. W. Tcnney, Of
prn,.lvn The principal addresses were by the last
t" ritlemen whose efforts were the abest ard most
'et.nt over listened To IN Schuyler County. Stale as
tou.l Issues were thoroughly and cOnvncingly
.,,.S and tne enthusiasm Of the large audience was
nnounded Mr. COruelPs majority IN TINS county Is es-
timateu al not less tnan 500
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
THE PIr7SBURG EMBEzzLLRs GUILTY.

PITTsBuRG, Penn, Oct. 26.-James III.
Riddle head ~ tho firm OF Riddle. Coleman & Co.. and
Preside nj OF Franklin Savings Institution. and his
son George d. Riddle cashier OF the Savings Institution
who have heretofore been looked upon as solid and
nhstautal business men, were yesterday found guilty
an four counts for and two for conspiracy
rh. account Of RIDDLE. Coleman & Co. was overdrawn
go INC amount of $50 496 O7 The account OF Frantz
"a, of nich nsm the cashier Is "A mcmbcr, was over
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
NO LONGER JUNIOR.

ALBANY, y. Y, Oct. 25.-So many inquiries
have been sent here from sections of the States,
that 1, becomes ncccs arg that tie word
Insr" heretofore attached 10 the Of Augustus
SchoOnmaker. Attorue General should he dropped ar
tie occasion for rs further use Is removed.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
s,xGoop MEETINGS IN JEFFERSON COUNTY.

WATrRTowN, n. Y, Oct. 26.--General X. L.
ynpe.y OF Belefontaine, Ohio closed series oi SIX
Republican meetings In this county iast evening u,
grand meeting at Dexter where inc Only n"i' ~ 'ne
',,,,o No crowded in every part. AS many were I'M
80, 60 oa,n admission IA got into the ball. pro
eeVion Of nity teams marched into tc%n rom ago %
ins md HE meetings In Jefferson County have been
ac,,'T'zed hy an enthusiasm which surpasses Ihe
co,unalgu of rs.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
c,upArGy MEETING AT WATKINS.

HAVANA, n. Y, Oct. 26.-Ihe hepupiicah
,,.tno Al watkins Friday evening was addressed Dy
he Hon j. T. Updogran and the Hon. A W. lehI'' ID
'.,rf,,i and convincing speeches. aud the audience,
~, .,,od Freer's Opera Huu.e seemed urMiiug
wll'h % 1'ne speeches Ihnst do much good
Dinrrng widely m style ana npr u oi"''''' W -
-. mi u NlnuuNnt sntAhcIt.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
REORC ANIZING ANTITANMANY.

At n meeting Saturday evening Of tie ten
delegates selected IN each Assembly Disfic, bg the
ntiTammany Committee OF Fifteen IN carrying out
tile plan to rcorcanze party. fhe Contra Committee
organized by the election Of =. Ecrv Anderson as
Cnilrnan Morgan Jones. Charles Criry, John ~.
Nhlt,iedge, Daniel Moore and David DcVeuncY vlrn-
presidents. ana William i. IrGiHth, william Roth
sclllds George W kcyca. Joseph Rogers and Cine- g.
DuH - secretaries. Addresses were sd" by .ir. An
le,son Jonn u. Dcvehn Louis g. lebner ana James
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
THE NEWS OF THE CAPITAL.
MIR. HOLYOAKE MAKES A SUGGESTION.

MR.. HOLYOAKE MAKES A SUGGESTION.
ne CALLS on SECRETARY TvARTs To SHOW HOW
IMMIGRATION CAN BE HEIPED-IHE NATIONAL
TlR-LOUIsIANA POLITICS.
Mr.. Holyoake has brought to the attention
4 Mr. Evarts the idea of issuing an official
book giving information about the public
lands of the United States, which can be cir
oulatcd in England among woIkingmen.
Mr. Evarts takes much interest i'll the
matter. The National far, which will
begin in Washington this week, is intended
e. be the beginning of efforts to give COM
mcrcial Importance to the city. Republicans
are considering the subject of assisting the
party in Louisiana in its contest to carry the
State. Presidential electors may possibly be
appointed 10y the Legislature which will be
excited this year.
A BLUE BOOK ON THE PUBLIC LANDS.
AsVGGfsIIoN 10 Mr. EvARrs BY Mr. HoIYoAKT.
To WHICH THE SECRETARY GIVES AN ATrEN-
IivE HEARING.
lBl ILLLGRArH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WAsHINGIoN. oct. 2G.-Mr. Geo. j. Hoyoale,
,he English author and student Of labor questions.
whose arrival in this country several weeks ago
VS. duly noticed i'm THE TRIBUNE, has been here
for several days rs the guest OF Colonel Robert q.
lngcrsoIl.
Ia,t thursday Mr.. TIolyoake had an extended
interview with the Secretary If state. He ex-
rlained TO NJ Evarts tie advantage it wouid be 10
the English people both OF the mercantile aud farm
lag classes II what he terms blue book woio
Issued giving in tie name of the Government all
tue information of value to intending immigrants
with regard 10 the public lands. and their quality.
rr,e. and convenience Of access. Mr.. Hoyoahe
represented that State agents, and the agents OF
private emigration schemes. are now Supplying much
Information Of this character, but they are not
known TO be trustworthy. The English people, he
said. know the American Government and would
place confidence in any information which it might
furnish.
Nj. Evarts gave close attention to the proposal
uud said that he thought such book would Rave
qualities Of great usefulness. He discussed the
matter mt some length and mentioned a number of
diHculties v1ich would probably occur in collect
inc tbe information necessary FOR such book lie
a.. taken the matter under consideration, however,
a1d wi receive from Mr. Holy cake further detailed
Information with regard TO the character OF the
Wolk proposed.
ON Friday evening Mr. HOyoake was introduced
Nv General Mussey To the President and Mrs,
l.yes. The President listened with great interest
T. an explanation Of the objects of the cooperative
guild of London. formed TO promote emigration to
America upon cooperative principles. In the course
Of an extended conversation, he expressed his in-
tercst IN the subjects which were mentioned by Mr.
IOyOahe and his desire TO promote the enuS lac has
N view. Mr.. H0lyOake expresses bimself as
charmed with the grace and courtesy OF his TeCep-
ton at the White House.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
A TRACE or THE MISSING AER0I1TI o.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-A special dispatch to The
Inter Ocean reports the finding OF the body "
the lake shore. near ToestOn, Indiana, upon
whose clothes and seeve-buttons were the initials of
W.nb who accompanied Professor WISE IN his balloon
ascension from st. Louis The body was almost I'm
recognizable account ~ decOm OsitlOn bruises,
but Il has been Identified by the friends o. Webb.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
TIE uINrAH ulEs ALL RIGHT.

OGDEN, Utah. Oct 26.-Ihe mail from the
Untan Agency arrived at Green River this evening
with dates from the agency mp 23i inst. The
ported uprising Of the ntah Ucs false. There had
been no trouble with them ~ o. that date.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
mn NOT DECLARE FOR GRANT AFTER ALL

NEw-ORLEANs, Oct. 26.-Chalrmah Dumoh''
Of The Republican State Central Committee anu pre-
contot the recent Republican Convention herecorrec's
me Associated Press report tcesraphed hence 'na'
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

resolution adopted declaring General Grant the
unalterabe choice FOR President In 1880 The rcsoip-
tion wae referred 70 the committee hut the convention
adjourned without taking action upon It,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
liz mnrnALs' rorrIGN roLcY.



The Liberals axe aware that international obligations
must be- -pscicd ar long as the circumstances under
which they were ma tc ieuaiD unchanged aud We have
from the beginning that one of the wOrsi cOuse
queuces Of OT mi,cn GUS and MISGUIDED foreign pol
icy tat lis DO nOt cease Immediately
with the tenure of the power o lts au nOrs We know
that the engagements rnucDt have entered into
must be respected. ana DEFY any one 10 put his hand
statement by ANY responsible leader OF the Lb
eTal parry the contrary. We asked what our pol
lev Will be- l. l. Impossible 10 desc ibe Its details the
p0lcy OF the future under circumstances OF when
can nothing cerinn ami OF which we can only
make forecast England's policy should nor be
itatiOn OF the policy OF any other power Nor does IL
follow that the policy OF England ought to be OF
selfish and timd isolation. believe the resources Of
Eng and to be great aud her naval power great
That alliance ought 10 be used for the purpose OF form
ing and joining combination Of the States OF Eu-
rope framed for the purpose OF preserving the peace
and Independence OF Europe depressing the aggressive
ambition OF any pOweri protecting the weak against
the strong the free against the oppressor. This the
policy which has ways been. IN the main. adopted BY
the Liberal party. 1t is the policy believe, that Will
now be adopted by the Liberal party. 1t has not been
the policy OF the present gOvernuenL
The Times says editorialyi
Lord Harrington cannot be congratulated upon his
speech. Neither IN its general character In IFS
tails equal 10 tue occasion or 10 what might be
pected Of the leader of great party at critical
ment in the political history OF the country Lords
Harrington and Salisbury differ respecting certain broad
facts, and the country Will not be on the sldo vi the
I il,oral leader.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
THE BRITISH LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION.

NNNthLrIlR. Oct 70, lofB
The great Liberal demonstration was con-
iinu,d here Saturday. rne Marquis of Harting
and Mr. Iohr Bright speeches vehemently attack
lup the Governments
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

withdraw from the business The price paid the West
eru Union is said TO have been exceedingly large
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28

ON last Thursday evening. we had the
pleasure of attending the wedding of T..
NJ. Menear and Miss Belle Jackson. The
affair had been keft profound secret,
and we were considerably surprised
when wo received ar invitation To be
pres ent at tho ceremony. Arriving az
the house Of SIR. Grove Z. Jackson, on
that evening at o'clock, We found quite
number Of relatives and friends of the
couple assembled. About half-past four,
the couple, preceded by Mr.. Juo. NJ.
Crane aud Miss Della Stone, entered the
room and were made man and wife 10y
Roy. l.. H. Jordan. The bride was
dressed I'm black silk grenadine, trimmed
with white flowers, and looked very
beautiful. Immc iiatclv after The ccre-
mony, the bride and groom, accompa-
MED 10y quite a number OF friends, star
ted for the residence of MIR. Samuel Dill
i'm Valley district where reception was
given them by Mr.. and Mrs. Dill. Ow-
ing TO press OF business, we woro una
BILE To be present. We learn that all who
attended were highly entertained. We
hope thaI.the liie of this happy couple
may be one of uualloyed happiness, aud
that when "old age shall come creeping
on, they may look back on uScfta IA
well as II happy life.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28

Considerable excitement has pre-
vailed Ia this vicinity for some time
over tie yernto3 discovery Ola field
OF i.c, situated some six miles from
this place, on wAa; Is known as F.ag
Run, a tributary ct BpHNo Greek
The stories told Of tins wonderful
pLeuome ION seemed wild and IN
crodulvus; aud va order 70 ascertain
Of there was any truth IN the !, ort.
your correspondent together with
several citizens OF this ancient city
visited this locality, and found the
reports We're not exaggerated,
The Ge)d lies on a north hillside.
and is covered with thick moss
which is It's only protection from the
hot scorching sur.
The ice a, the surface ia vcr,
loose, bus W, found tb,t 10y vouetla.
ting TO the depth of three or four
feet II tcctm molo compact,
Some two or three hundred persons
have already visited thls fell and
all are OF the opinion that under
these loose no KS It is one solid mass
Office. Ator a satisfactory explorh-
tion, and pouakng of a lunch pro
vided Tor tho occasion, we weuded
our way home, carrying with us a
cake OF ice as proof Of this wonderful
freak of nature,
a young gent was brought before
his honor Mayor Vlrdeu, OF this place
and fined $500 and costs for misbe-
havior in church during services.
Mrs A. IL. Bowman, who has been
visiting her laughter, Mrs. Chal les
Wheeler, Of Kansas, returned HON
on SUNDAY last.
BRAD.
Rowlesbu,c, June 23,d, 1879.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28

Prof. Painter will spend the vacation
in New York city 10 enjoy the literary
advantages Of the metropolis, but espec-
tally to cultivate the speaking of the
French and German. We are glad TO
know that he also proposes TO attend the
American Institute Of Instruction, which
meets a, F'abyans, in tho White Noun
tains, July s-l1th. We wish him pleas
ant and profitable vacation.-Rodnok
GOlLelinn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28

PROF. u. = FLEMING, assistant
teacher in the Fairmont Normal School,
left here on "Wednesday last to spend a
few weeks in GRAFT and Mineral coun.
ties, whore he will hold institutes for the
teachers in those localities. Prof Elem
ing is an accomplished scholar, and will
make himself generally useful where ev-
er he may Co. HeSt bginidn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28

A reception, complimentary to
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Menear, was
given at the residence Of Hon. G. NJ.
Bishop on edncsdsy evening, last.
Quite a number Of guests were pres.
emit, and very enjoyable time was
bad. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop, aud their
accom- plished daughters, did their
utmost as usual to entertain then
guests, and succeeded on this occa B.
sion even better than ever before,
aud his 10 saying great deal. The
young people Of this place feel in
debted 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop, for
the manv gatherings afforded them
at their house
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28
Fourth of July Celebraticn.

There will be Celebration and free
dinner at Pleasant Dale on the 4th of Ju
ly. Tho Programme for the day viii
consist of the reading of the Declaration
of Independence aud public speaking
The speakers will bo Rev. Isonhour, r.
Martin and others Singing Will be had
between the reading and speaking. a
cordial invitation is given TO the Mount
Moriah martial band to be present aud
discourse music Tor he occasion. Exer.
cises will begin at o o'clock 4. NJ
Refreshments, snch as icc-cream, lem
onado &C., will be served up on the
ground.
All who may find it convenient are In
vited ~ be pro- Ont.
BY Order of Committee.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

re- Announcement Of Eve lines, or
less, under this head. s., CASH rNvARIA.
BLY IN ADVANCES. over five lines, &
words make line,) % cent ; per line;
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To ignore the warning of approaching
disease is neither cautious nor safe. Pru-
dcnce would suggest the immediate use
ola good preventative remedy. such rs
DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills, which Grad
icate at once all symptoms of bilious dis
eases
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28

DIED-At the residence Of Mr.
james l.. Stone, 10 KiDgwood, on
the l9th, Miss Mary +. Christian
aged So years. The deceased was
born in Nrginis, but has been in
this town a number Of years. she
was an aunt oil Mr. Stone, with
whom she has made her home for
some time. She was an exemplary
christian lady, rnd her relatives IN
this place have always known her
40 a cor sistent member OF the Pres
byteri8n church
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28

Chas. Il. Brown. Esq, arrived home
from Washington, on Wednesday even
ing. Charlie looks well, though just a
little pale from too much study.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28

When you want Suit Of Mems or
Boys Clothes, examine Allen. Ellis 80
co. s stock. If not suited, examine SANS
pies, leave your measure and get one
made To order. A sure fit guaranteed
at city prices.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-06-28

Don't forget the place 10 buy your 4th
of July goods. \ fine selection OF Can
dies, Lemons, Oranges and Fancy Goods
can Toe found at Allen, Ellis Il Co.'s,
Newburg
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To residents Of hiS cOimty-One ear.
$50; six months, 70; four months, 81
cents.
To non residents Of ne oo1elty-One wear.
81 ,65-the 10 cents extra being charged
- pr spay POSTAGE six months, 50 cents;
thr, months, 80 cents.
Our rms are cdSh in Gdcdtcc. there
fore all papers will be stopped at the eN-
piration of the term OF subscription, uu.
less renewed.
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Fine White Shirts, Collars of all kinds
white and colored ties, &c, just received
at Noltz's.
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Voltz always sells cheap. and it will
ray TO call and learn his prices before
going elsewhere.
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We are authorized TO announce w. s.
BAILES, of Rowlesburg, rs a candidate
for the office OF County Superintendent
of Free Schools of Preston County.
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only a Teacher

Ah"' hNcu ior years IN . meeting
house"
"only a teacEor! tits uaught Co mo
How long his stay, or whittier he rec.''
"Only a teacher, due him dowu."
Said patron \. to director Brown.
I've pay too much for such light work,
Since many, too, their duties Shirk.''
There's plenty anNions TOR the place
SO set your price, and keep your G,c,.'
II never got tour tons in cash.
For sitting within window sash"
"only teacher! burning shame.
lie should teach school and live on
fame
"Tho fame OF te ,chiug the suncst
school
OF seeing promptly that every rulc-
els known a'd oboycd 10y large and
small
Knee high, half>grown, or stout and
tall,
els ample reward for labor given,
Until he draws his pay in Heaven"
"only a teacher! In send them all,
II leave home they're sure 10 bawl.
"Thon why should / be kept at homo
Those lovely days, when l might roam
Among my ncighbors, hear Tho news,
Perchanco some good or in dirusol "
Thus spoke a mother, more concerned
About the news than ohildtcn learned.
"Only "A toacheri ho knows no care,
His sleep is sweet, his visions fair.
"IIe has no SORROWS, cares, nor woes
Hell nows no toll but calmly goes,
con nowory beds of blissrul case,
Born forth by Fortune gentle
breeze"
Thus spokca father, aud turned away
From his listening boy ono summer
day.
The words wero caught ana muscd
upon
BY his own darling, bright eyed son.
And, while he calmly, truly thoight,
lie was to rhis conclusion brought:
"Only - ,oacherl then why should we
Regard his rules, or mindful bc?
"Only teachcrl from labor free!
Then why should | his subject beg
comfy a tea her then why not toasc
Him when can DO ns I please.
"And IL lie tries to punish me,
Leave school and give papa my plea.
"He'H make him too the mark, III bet
Or else he'll pack his buds and gct
otis wrong, It's cruel wrong, I know,
That scholars should &c governed CO.,
"Only teacher" spoken by Pa,
Became light ~ which lac saw
The gross injustice done at school.
by forcing him to heed eath'rulc,
Whom those who make and teach the
rules,
Are "only fit for teaching schools
Such is the fruit of making light
OF those who toll both day and might,
In search of truths intended bcst
TO lead to honor and 10 rest
The joy, the pride Of this loved land,
AS guided by Fathers hand,
Written for the WEST VEGIHIA
ANGUS, by j. \. -.
Confectioneries 81 Grooeri65.
The best and most complete stock Of
,onfectioneres and groceries ever
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'paily except Sunday. tDaily. tDon't
stop here. Besides the above>named
trains there IL "a Way Train with pass
enger car attached, that goes both east
and west daily, except sunday.
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Voltz purchased his goods direo. nom
the manufacture and can sell cheaper
than those who buy from iDbbCr- Call
and bo convinced Of the truth of This a-
scrtiOn.
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Two Thousand Pairs Mems, Women's,
and Children's Summer and Fall Shoes
for Sale at Allen, ELLIS Il Co.'S, Newburg
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For County superintendent

Weave authorized TO announce SAM
UEL T. WILEY as a candidate for
County superintendent Of Free schools
of Preston County.