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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-03
N OTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
IN sons indebted 70 N TO come forward and
settle their accounts On " bsfore the iss OF sep
ten Der. 1879 and 30 save costa. All accounts due
. u 1t time Wil be placed In the hands Of An at.
torney with INSTRUCTIONS 10 collect the same All
debts contracted after this date mast be settled
On the Arst Of every month.
part,es wishing 70 hoard II This house will
please make arrangements with One of the pro.
TAYLOR 4 SACKNAN.
BainbFidQs Hotel,
Port Blskely, ". T.
Port Blakely. Aug. ~, 1872. A2sd2m
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-03
NOTICE..

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
Alex snith viii please eotss forward aud
esSse the same. And All lersoGs holding claims
assiuss said Alex. Sciish viii piesse prrs<nt the
ssIas fog payment O. before 'hs Il. Of OcioSs'
lS.s 10 TAYLOR 4 sAcKAAN,
Part Blakely. ". r.
Dated Aus. %. 1879. -
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-12-13
ORDER OF PUBLICAT. ON
WEST VIRGINIA IS

WEST VIRGINIA, IS.
AT Rules held in the Clerks office o.
the Circuit Court of Preston county, ON
the first Monday of December, 1879
David X. Johnson, Executor OF NichO.
las Johnson, deceased.
vs..
Catherine Johnson, widow, and Caiha.
rine Fast, and Francis Fast, her hus-
band, Mary Johnson, Nicholas Johnson,
Sarah Jane Johnson and David II. John.
SOD, children and heirs az law Of said
decedeDt; and John Pouudstone, Henry
Hunter, George ID ffenbaugh, Jane
Hardin, Elizabeth +. Altman and James
Il. Altman, and others, parties unknown,
creditors of said decedeDt.
IL FQUrY.
The object Of this suit is TO subject the
tract of land, of which the decedent died
seized, 10 the payment of his debts
And It appearing that the defendants
are not residents of this State, they, are,
therefore, hereby required 20 appear here,
ut Rules to be held for said Court, on the
brst Monday Of JsnuaTy, next, and do
what Is necessary 10 protect their interests
herein. And on motion of the plaintiff
by his attorney, it is ordered that the fore
going be published n the "Weet Virginia
Argus, "A weekly newspaper published
In this county. a copy-Test.
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
JNO. BARrON PAYNE. Airy for Prtff.
Kiugwood, Dec. 2, '79.-S0 5Ot4.
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OUR NEXT WAR.
MoRaAn's GLADE, Dec. 0, 1879.

MoRaAH's GLADE, Dec. 8, 1879.
Editor A7gus:
On November 4th while a great oolilic-
al battle was going on in eleven of the
states, Grant was making speech in
Burlington, Iowa, and here is what the
much travelled Ulysses had to say :"T be-
lieve that if there is another war i'm this
country it will be one of Ignorance
against intelligence. and in that conflict
the state Of Iowa will achieved great vic.
tory. furthermore, / think that war VIII
DO one Of ignorance and superstition
against education and intelligence
Men of thought never use terms with.
out attaching 10 them definite meaning
Of their own, even il that meaning be in
conflict with the ono commonly acceu-
ted. II would, however, be too exactinp
tojudge Grants words by this standard
of criticism; the vulsaiitv of the man
display itself ir nothing moro conspic-
uously than in tho readiness with which
hc adopts opinions that have the stapp
and approval OF what hc thinks oupbt To-
be the ruling class; namely, the rich men
oi Do country. Two, therefore. wish io
know what I'm Grants estimation cousG .
tutes ignorance and wat Intelligence
wo must first fnd out what arc tho opip.
.ons OF Wander. iit, Jay Could and 9th
ers Of that stamp. boo tho matter. THAT
done, wc arc sure to know the meaning
that Grant attaches To- these words. Tho
New York Irib,Uc and tho rest of tho
"apiiaIistic Prcss loaycs us mo- doubt as
to- WHIST arc The views OF thc aristocracv
That Grant admires 50 much. Every
man that lifts his voice against monopo-
~ in any ofit- forms, is assailcd by hcso
sheets as espcusinU tho cause of igno-
rance every man That breaches tho doc.
uino That labor shall continue To- be for
all time TO- como tho bonded slave of cap-
ital, is regarded as being ON tho side
oi intelligence even as twenty years
ago in tho South, every slave hold was
looked upon IS the upholdor OF law and
order, and every aboliuoui.t was accoun-
ted an ignorant IA iatcal disturber Of the
peace.
We believe with Cen. Grant that If am
other war docs como, it will bo n war Joe
tween ignorance and intelligence. be.
tween the ignorance that clinps 10 the
barbarism Of the past, and the intelli
gcuco that sees that the world has enter
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SENATE.

Decem Der f.
Bills introduced and referred.
By Mr.. Paddock: To provide
for the sale of the remainder of the
reservation of the Confederate Otoe
and Mlcsodri tribes OF Indians in
Nebraska and Kansas
By Mr.. Plumb To make an ad-
ditionai article of war, prohibiting
gambling by officers or soldiers or in
post.stores.
Mr.. Morgan offered a resolution
directing the Superintendent of the
Document Room to furnish every
person whose name appears in the
Congressional Directory as the duly
authorized representative of Jour
Ia. one copy of every bill, resolution
and document printed for the lse
Of the Senate. Referred
Nj. Carpenter offered resolution
requesting the President to tranpmit
TO the Senate the correspondence be.
tween the Department OF State aud
any foreign government since Feb.
fua~y, 1879, respecting the ship
canal across the Isthmus between
North and South America. Laid on
the table and ordered printed.
Alter short executive session the
Senate adjJurued till Monday.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Aiken presented petition
from the National Grange and Pa
irons Of Husbaudry, asking for the
enactment Of such laws as will re-
lieye the country rom the unlawful
exactlous Of the transportation com
panies engaged in Interstate com
MERGE Referred
Mr.. O Conner introduced bill
10 return 10 the freedmen OF the
South their savings deposited IN the
freedman Savings and Trust Com
pan7. Referred.
Among The bills and resolutions
introduced aud referred this morn
ing was one By III. Gillette. de
caring that Congress is not only on.
poaed TO any reduction ia the volume
oi the United States legal tender
notes, but on the contrary 10 is In
.syor Of substituting greenbscks for
National bank notes, sod that it IS
90 favor Of The free and unrestricted
coinage Of the 4l2l grains silver
d,loar
Tie HJuse went into Committee
OF The Whole for the purpose Of dis
cussing The PreHdent's message.
The committee rose and the House
sdJourLed ti.l Monday.
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BOARD OF OIERsEERs
Of the Poor-speclal Meetin.

Of the Poor SPECIAL Meeting
A special meeting Of the Board of over.
sevre of the Poor was held in the Court
house, in KiOgwOOd, on December 8,
1879.
Present. all the memb-.s.
Ordered, That Col. Monroe be suthori-
Zed 10 procure a deed for the Poor house
property.
Ordered, That J. A. Fawcett be author.
lied 10 plant cOrneT-stones on said proper
ty. said stones To be- four n. long.
Ga motion. Mr.. Dnl was authorized TO
transfer EEL" Williams TO the place she
belongs, when ascertaintd.
On motion, j. j Cooke was instructed
to procure Lewis Riley suit Of clothes at
q cost not 10 excee SO.
On motion, the cler< was instructed to
adv eriise in both county pap = tor two
weeks in succession, tho following Est Of
articles required To- be furnished the in
mates Of the Poor-hOuse 10y he Steward,
for the ensuing term
FOR BREAKFA~T-Mc3 bread (wheat
buck wheat cakes three times por weel.
in winter-cOrn bread twice pgr week. L.
butter, sirup or uolasscs, and cCtlee.
Fer DINNER Soup. meat bread wheat
corn bread three tunes per week., veg
etabies of some kind, such as potatoes,
cabbage. and beans, butter, pastry TIN ee
II, coffee or tea.
For SUPPEK.-Light bread Occasion
all y corn bread. butter aud sirupS.
At each meal all the necessary condl~
mentS, such rs pepper, salt. etc.
CLOTHING-In winter each pauCCI
shall Se furnished with good, warm
wooden clothing, with comfortable boots
or shoes, and respectable hats, caps, or
bOnnets, with a sufficient amount OF un~
der~clOthing to afford "A change once per
week. Also, all sucn articles as hands
kerchieis, combs, ETC., as arc necessary
for their comfort and cleanliness.
Also, that light shah be kept burn
ing IN the hall until O'Clock each night.
For so keeping and providing for the
paupers the Steward shall be allowed
Sl.5O per week, for each pauper
y Steward viii be appointed at the
next meeting OF the Board, on the LIST day
of the January, 1880, term of County
Court
Test: NEIL j. FoRTNEY, Clerk.
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HOUSE

Mr.. Pound introduced a Joint rec
olutlon proposing an apendment tc
the constitution providing that after
the 4th OF March, 1885, the P.eci-
dent and Vice President shall hold
office Tor six years and shall be incl
hglble tor more than one term cor
secutlveiy, and that mem bers oil Con
gress shall be elected ioI three years
Referred.
The Spe ,ker then called the States
for bills for reference.
Mr.. NJ les introduced a bill to re
tire the National Bank circulation
and substitute United States Treas
ury notes therefor.
The following bills were intro
duced and referred
By Mr. Kenua, Of West Virginia
To settle the claims OF the citizens
of West VIrg MIA for lcsaes sustained
during the late war, properly
chargeabe to the United States.
BY Mr.. Warner For the appoint
ment OF select committee to inves-
ugate the questions relating to
Inter state commerce.
Mr.. Cox, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs, reported
back favorably a bill to regulate
Immigration. 1t provides ior a fed
eral system and federal appropria-
tons In aid OF the Immigration Com
missloners of the different Statre.
1t was accompanied By written re-
port, which was ordered printed
and the bill recommitted.
Mr.. Jonee, CT Texaa, introduced a
bill to repea, the act Tor the re-
sumption OF specie payments
Mr.. Price, of Iowa, introduced a
bill requiring the reserves of Ma
tional banks to be kept in gold and
silver coins of the United States;
also = bill In relation to bank de
posts.
Mr.. f. Wood, chairman of the
Committee on Wages and Means re-
porteI a joint resolution for a
Christmas recess, from Tuesday 23d
to Tuesday, 9th OF January.
Mr.. CIymer called up Senate Joint
resolution for the filling of existing
vacancies in the Board of Regents OF
Smithsonian Institute. Passed.
The Speaker announced that the
funeral services of the late A. NJ.
Lay, OF Missouri, would be held at
1880 o'clock this evening at the Ma
tional Hotel.
Adjourned.
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SENATE,
ouse then adjourned.

DecemOe, >,
Senator Bayard, from the Commit
tee on Finance, reported Senate bill
Tor the Interchange OF subsidiary sill
yer coin, and asked for its indefinite
gostponement. 1t was 50 ordered.
Also S nate bill 10 authorize the
Secretary of the Treasury to Issue
ten millions of dollare four per cent.
bonds for the pay ment Of arrears Of
pensIons, and aeks its indefinite
postpouement. So ordered.
Ca motion of Mr.. Davis, the reso-
luton heret olore submitted by him,
calling on he Secretary of the Treas
ury for a statement, by States Of the
amount paid out oil the Treasury
since 1856 on claims growing out o.,
the late war, was taken up. Pending
discussion, the morning hour expired,
and the Senate went into executive
session, and when the doors werere-
opened, adjourned
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ed on new era IN which man is TO DO
freed from the letters that sordid greed
has forged for him.
W g, too, believe with Grant that if war
does come, ignorance will have supersti-
ton as its ally-the superstition that in
vests capital with greater sacredness
than humanity itself.
From 1861 10 90 we had war between
ignorance and intelligence--betw the
ignorance that asserted that man ought tn
bo bought and sold like the be SITS OF the
field, and the intelligence that stigma
tizsd such buying and selling as "A crime
against humanity. Luckily for Grant
no was in that war on the sd, OF iutelli-
gence; il will be lucky for him, too, in
case the war he speaks Of should come in
his time, if he again be found on the side
OF intelligence. But neither his past
history, nor his present surroundings,
gives US hopo he will have any such
good fortune. Il. NJ.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
WAsHINGToN, December 3.
SENATE.

Mr.. Ferry presented the creden
tials Of Henry 2. Baldwin, and the
new Senator was sworn into Office.
Mr.. Beck introduced a bill TO au-
thorize the pay ment Of customs du-
Vies IN legal tender notes. Referred.
Mr.. Bayerd introduced the follow
ing joint resolution: That from and
after the paaoage of this resolution
tbs Treasury notes of the United
States shall be receivable for all dues
to the United States, excepting thu
duties on imports, aud shall not be
otherwise legal tender, and any OF
sand notes hereafter reissued shall
bear this appropriation" Referred.
Mr.. Ingalls, offered a resolution
that in the opinion of the Senate the
present volume of United State
notes should not be reduced, and
tina; sad notes ought to continue to
be a legal tender in the payment Of
debts. Laid on the table and order
ed printed.
Mr.. Wallace offered resolution
continuing for the present session
the standing aud select commit ees
appointed at the last session, with
but two changes, viz: Mr. Ferry to
take thesplace of Mr.. Chandler on
the Committee on Naval Affairs, and
Mr.. Baldwin 10 take place of Mr.
Chandler on the Committee on Com
merce. Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Davis, Of West
Virginia, the resolution offered by
him yesterday, calling on the Secre-
tary of the Treasury for detailed
statement Of expenditures under
permanent annual appropriations,
was agreed to.
Mr.. Paddock introduced bill au-
thorizng the Secretary of the Navy
to receive, by donation, a site FOX a
marine hospital at Nebras ka city.
Referred. Adjourned till to-
morrow.
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], which he says exceeded 100000
600, all except I'll ,256.678 was paid
in greenbacks at tie request Of credi
tors. Meantime, be adds, coin was
freely paid into the Treasury, and
gold bullion was deposited in the
Assay Office aud paid for in United
states notes (g,eeLbaoks). and coin
goes on increasing and accommodating
in the Treasury.
Failing TO get rid Of the greenback
by resumption, me authors Of that
scheme POW ask Congress to legs-
late it out of existence, and thus give
the nation Il banks full aud undis-
puted power over the currency Of
the country.
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HOUSE.

The States were called, as on Mon i.
day, for the introduction of billie.
By f. Wood, of New York Be IL
enacted, That so much Of the author
ity conferred upon the Secretary of
the Treasury by the acts OF July IA,
1870, and January 20, 1871, to re-
fund the public debt to the extent OF
81 800, 100000, as has not been ex-
hausted and executed, be and the
SO me is hereby modified so as to linn
1T the rate OF interest on the bonds
yet to be issued, as authorized by
these acts, TO a rate not tc exceed g.!
per cent. per annum.
Mr.. Garfield introduced a bill to
facilitate the refunding Of the ma
tional debt. Referred, 1t provides
that all the existing provisions of
law authorizing the rofunding of the
national debt shall sspply to any
United Ststea bonds bearing g high
er rate Of interest than 4 per cent,
which NAV hereafter become red eem-
able, and authorizes the Secretary Of
the Treasury to exchange directly at
par the 4 per cent. bonds of the de-
scription authorized by the act of
July IA. 1870, for any such bonds.
Adjourned.
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motion of MIR. West, as a mark Of
respect, the Senate adjourned until
to- morrow.
House.
Immed lately after the reading Of
the Journal Mr.. Clarke announced
the death Of Mr.. Lay, and offered
resolutions Of regret, which were
adopted, and the Speaker appointed
Messrs. Clark, Morrison, Hill,
Bingham, Chalmers, Calkins and
Ryan, as a committee to arrange the
funeral.
The House then adjourned.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGINIA, IS.

WEST VIRGINIA, IS
At Rules held in the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of Preston county, on
the first Monday of December, 1879.
Martin Broderick,
vs..
NJ chatl Frederick, IN his own right, and
as Exec utUr of Lawrence Broderick, de.
erased, Michael Broderick, (son Of John
BrJdcr'ck) John Francis BrOdeTick and
SepEei Brodtrick, d,visces of said dece-
dent.
In EQUITY
The obj ct OF this suit is 10 enforce the
payment of the account marked "a" filed
with the plaintiffs bill, due the plaintiff
And it appearing that the defendants,
Michael Brod,riCk, (fiTst afort saId),
John Francis BrodeIick and Stephen
Broderick, are not residents of this State,
they are, therefore, hereby required To ap-
pear here, at Rules to be held for said
Court, on the first Monday Of January,
next, and do what is necessary To protect
their Interests herein. And on motion of
the plaintiff, by his attorney, 1t Is ordered
that the foregoing be published in the
West Virginia Argus, "A weekly news
paper published in this county.
A copy-Test: SMITH CRANE. elk.
JNO. BARTON PAYNE, Atty for P'tff.
Ktngwood, Dec. 2, 10 SIS 504
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HE effect of an attempt to carry
out the recommendation OF Mr.. Hay
es and his Secretary OF the Treasury
TO retire from circulation the $347,-
100000 Of greenbacks would not only
be to array the Democrats and
Greenbackers sOlidly against it, but
also to incur the active resistance OF
large and respectable portion Of
the Republican party.
The greenback js the only part Of
the national debt that ia without in
terest and. that does not cost the
people anything, and YET this is the
only part which the present fraudu-
lent and humbuggipg administration
has been intent upon getting rid Of.
On the first day OF last January it
was announced that the government
was ready to resume specie pay =
ments.
Payment Of what?
It's interest bearing bonds ?
No.
What q part Of them
No.
Nor its pensioners?
No.
For what, then, wss The country
placed between the upper aud meth
er millstones Of forced resumption
Why, to pay off the greenbtcks
That was al.
And what has teen tie result2
We will ALLOW the author and
fnisher" Of this rssumy tiou sham and
fraud to answer. We quote from
john Shermsu's report, under The
caption Of "Resumption and Indu
try, as contained in the ARGUS sup
plement Of lsst iasue re says:
"The great body Of coin indebtedness
has been paid in United States uoies sf
the request Of creditors. The total amount
OF United states notes presented for TO-.
demptiOn from January ] t0 November
1879, was Gil ,2JG, G78 ButHtle coin bas
been demanded on the coin IaIiIfns Of
The Government during the same period.
though The amount aCcrui1Q exceeded
5000, GOO 900. Meantime coin wa8 fe.Iy
paid into the Treasury, and g0l1 bullion
was deposited iu The Assay Omrs and
paid for IN United States notes. Tie or
grtgate gold and silver coin and bullion i1
the Treasury increased during th8t period
from tf67 SIS 73l 80 70 &225. 1873 SIS ~
e1c 'he ret balance available for resump.
t.or Increased from s133 5Cs sO4 10 slJ5.-
laIItJts"
THE .elIs The whole slcry. The
great body Of coin Indebtedness has
been @l 10 United States notes
.greso5scks)at Tho llgue lof crlators
sage Mr Sherman, and Of The sqpre-
liabilities Of The govern
20 January 10 Noyem err
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Decsm Der 3.
Nj Hereford introduced a bill 10
provide TOR The building Of the post
Office and other government Offices
At ChsrIeston, W. Va. Referred.
8 message wss received from the
House alnouncing The adjournment
oi that body on account Of the death
Of a " Lay, Of Missouri, and on
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The number OF national hanks in
operation October 3, 1879, was 2,O48,
and their outstanding circulation on
Nov. l was $397,lSl,4lS, and which
costs the people more than $4,000
600 year. The volume OF green
back currency in circulation is $346,
68l .0l6. or nearly 100000 more
Than that of the national banks, and
costs the people nothing. By this
Juztapositon it will be seen at h
glance that the difference to The peo-
pie between uniform national bank
currency of $780, Oo.OOO:golume, IF
a uniform greenback currency OF the
same volume, would not be less than
S4O, 100000 year. Which ough,
we to have ? 1t is still in the power
of the people to determine.
Which shall it be
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AFTER going out himself with his
defocto Cabinet officers to Ohio, and
after sending thos. same Cabinet Of
icers 10 New York to help carry the
recent elections in those States, the
White House Fraud has the brszen
effrontery to pirate at great length to
Congress about his humbugging
Civil Service Reform /"
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the express purpose of killing all such
imps as Jennie June" "Joe," and
"Buks;" so they had better have a care
how they talk about US in the future.
POLLY Q l..
December o. 70
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If, as Mr.. Hayes suggests, it IL
unconstitutional for the Government
to issue paper currency, except in
case of great emergency, it is mani
lest that TO do so through the nation
al banks would be but very trans-
parent evasion OF the same law. The
Government cannot DO indirectly
through an agent that which it is
restrained from doing directly in its
own name. 1t cannot reflect or del
egate an authority it does not pos
sess. 1t will be necessary for Mr..
Hayes to find better reason than
the one given for turning the entire
paper currency of the country over
to the tender mercieo of the national
banks, before the people or their rep
resertatives will consent to do SO.
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SENATOR FRANK HEREFORD has
oar thanks for official fsvors.

The negro exodus to Ia Llama hat
come to grief. The poor, deluded
creatures are disappointed and dis
satisfied, and express themselves as
anxious to get back again to their
old homes in the South. They say
they have been grossly deceived by
che agents Of the exodus movement.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WEST VIRGINIA, S.:
At Rules held i'm the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of Preston county, on
the first Monday of December, 1879.
The object OF this suit is 90 ascertain the
liens and the prioritics in the plaintiffs
bill mentioned, and to enforce the same
MONROE BEES ~ ct al. \
vs.. IN EQUITY.
LOT NJ. SPUR GIN ct al
And 1T appearing that the defendant
Robert Augustine is not a resident OF this
State, lac Is, therefore, hereby required to
appear here, at Rules to- be held for said
Court, on the first Monday OF January,
next, and do what is necessary to- protect
his interests herein. And on motion of
the plaintiffs, by their attorney, it is or
dered that the foregoing be published in
the West Virginia ArgUs,"-A weekly
newspaper published in this county.
a copy. Test: SMITH CRANE, CPk.
Brown ~ PAYNE Ati'ys for Plaintiffs.
Kingwood, DEC. 3 '79.-S6.5O A.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

Nino departments of study - Text.
books furuiS he'd at cost e. Calendar arr
ranged to suit teachers expenses for
one year from Sl75 to 500 - Non-scc-
tartan, liberal, thorough. Fall term
begins september Bird 1879
For catalogues and other information
apply tO Che President, !. r.. THOMP~
son, MorgantOwu, West Va.