davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-02-24

fNin sAl.E-tliEAF-tIlAlrL MACHINERY
Iur cDttuIl. battling l4GlUfSt lwpIxp lnlchlHes, nt
Your mIrt. llFFt, III stnth tunal.st.
tVr.tSTEn...t NEr or liNiyEHEAl. NUl4TllHU
w Ills Altit have bvun taeh but Hatls} AhoAt 1Q
uuuIpts. AQuG&As q w, IE.buhu 4e1Es.
, 1880-02-24

suDURHAN REAL EsTATH.
TSOit GA1.K- 10 or lst AEiEA st}uTft UF HUE
T. ts'and ks tnrnaln for q f1w days. HESNr l..
Hlli+ 1t0 IIearburn.st
11Uk ShhE-EvANHT0N AND GntjTIt EvASS.
tDtl. desirable hutlsrA ami ,ta md choice tuts.
Cl1AhE h Al1AAIH, ia In SntIp-st.
, 1880-02-24

WTASTED-A sMaAll. eOoK- -siiIyE .5n .HANGl;
w "a g!In osster; at4lo iafuculass aud price. AL
drtsS Il IL Tribune othsv.
, 1880-02-24

&I0(l-A srl.ESlnn.ruNE NEW I.ogrAyE
Enjter. t.nsu trcble. fully wlEInmle, t'ny f! cost
, 1880-02-24

Asl&1htfkN CARDS.
4 tslNlDHICii, AvIt!sNEY AT Law. III DEAR
~. b4!n.tt. chIcnan Altina frH1i u ycars axpuf.
11 il1KVY iiAMaEli, Eli,JljsTil.Kuv.ralg pt:AcE,
IT, nlie45 ind c3uttrt.l Isl Atd III E1aFk.st. Gh4t
lel nIur1xAuus. etl. ktkItnN luNEul,
, 1880-02-24

IaDln nV1nts fur ttn famous Dcrk-
Ter ilEs's, Gtnn,,s, Which M. used
Gy MI tho hest hrtisA and t,llr.
lcfaAc'l by every me dusistD4 tlia
Iyery bust pianu nlads. us ard
l1.O bsAtC-1s.
, 1880-02-24

1oW KEAN. i7a CfAHk. .sT.. GitEcAGO-&DNHul,+
~ ta!nn tsss' EsrsnnalI5 vf " !sttSr, "a cHronc
iustrntsd book e1l4nt IN pa%ss. .a9llilily GounAi
pIe.e5lp.,..A. ~ ~ 4t.eaAet r.!se 4 R1!kald
MEKVUUS ExIIAunTlDS.-A MEJIuAL
N cssay, eu,npI.slna . .s!n* of suoturss do.
ve1ed 8 kal!.lt Museu a. Anatns.t ~ ne causet
haa l0st hsAlth ,asy " rsxsMsa. sann1!nx elssF
ont ni stsuu4 at' sirai debility bo!a iiIo result
VI twsnty y9ars' expuslsaca ~ naall cunts fuf-
Muse IN i1fahft~As. Now thrE.
, 1880-02-24

REAL ESTATE yVANTI;I1,
I1TASTEn - -StASuFAt%rCttSt: PROPERTY
w ThH pfnprsins1 Of large ertHhsh@d business
deAito rnpnrty auitable for manufacturing. II nIhy
eo tred IN tr nut 9f Thy city Improved or unlni.
proved. Atl1Itss u 81, Tribune 0It,eo.
1TASTEll- "a 'uul,-slZED 1.tr Fur INvF:HT-
Krnw"i ss".tm., ',r'' IN e I9uI IT, II. i9kRGE Z y
HttTItET. LII In NA1a.kt.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25
Facts,

Those contemplating a trip west
warG will certainly do well TO calr-
fully consult the -imc tables of the
Baltimore and Ohio road. Its cele-
brated fast trans. its sure connec-
tions, and rates always as low as the
lowest, make it beyond controversy
the best line west Colonists are
carried in first class cars on fast
trains, and every possible care IS
taken to insure comfort and cOnve-
nience. BY the Baltimore and Ohio
only is the choice routes offered to
the west, via St. Louis or Chicago,
and in either case, trains run through
without change Of cars. Direct con
nection is made at both cities with
all leading lines TO the west, north
west and south west, and there Is
but single change OF cars to Iowa,
Kansas, Nebraska, Texas, MInneso-
tn, etc. No other line can offer such
advantages Us the Baltimore and
Ohio. Ii costs but a very little time
and trouble TO learn this, and in the
end may lead to the saving OF much
of both rs well as money. Above all
things do not purchase tickets be-
fore having talk or receiving 4
letter from one of the Is 40 Agents.
A letter addressed to Is. +. Bond,
Cumberland, Md; 10 G. E Dudrow
Harper's Ferry; to Daniel Bride,
Baltimore, Md, or to }. I'll. Fritz.
Somerset, Pa, or call upon either Of
these gentlemen will lead to thor
ouch Information as TO all necessary
details Of time, connections, fares,
baggage, etc, etc.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25
SECRET SOCIETIES

Parkersburg Lodge, No. I.O.O.F. meets
every Thursday at T. III. w. Z. Leonard,
\ a. VT. SeuSeney, Sec.
Sharon Lodge No. -, I.O.O.F. meets ev-
ery Friday at : p. m. I. z. Butcher, Sec.
Paran Encan.pment No, 5, l. ". ". !:
each month at p. M. u. NJ. Fought, Z. r,
Miriam Lodge No. 3, I.O.O.F. meets sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays of each month att
Mrs. g. Pahl, y. G., W. T. SenSeuey, Sec,
Nt, Olivet Lodge, No. ;, \. +. i y. NJ.
,oaefS first and third Mondays of each month
at pm, y. y, HllllanS, W. h- D. eSueh-
s''' Hope Lodge, No, 10, X, of P, meets ey-
ery Monday NJ : p, III, j. j, Ogden, Z, Cr W.
l. heE Enersetic I'll Lodge, No, 20, X. OF P, meets
every Tuesday at IL2p,m, JACOB Sinelcer, w.
Charles LaSter, h, X. ,, A..
St PatrlckS Society meets on the brSt
Sunday of each month, Andy Clark, Pres
ident; Patrick Flaherty, Secretary.
A, U, II, meets on the second sunday OF
each month. Thomas Murphy, President;
John Barrett, Secretary,
.,Sunny Side, No, IS, A.F,A,M M. (Coloredl,
meets ON the lSt and 81 Mondays OF each
month, ], Carter, W. NJ; I. Gooden, Sec.
Young Mems Catholic Literary ASsocl-
alton Meets second Monday every month";
over Buckley u StevenSon'S store.
knights OF Honor, Blennerhasset lodge
No. I6I: first and third Wednesdays IN each
month. Berry Building. ,,...,.,,..
.Humbolt Court, No, l3, l. ., ForeSters;
second and fourth Wednesdays each month.
Berry building. ,,o.. sr,.
Monday in each month Y, L, oluItn, H. "
II, ], Wetherell, Sec.
Calvary COmmandary, No., Il, l, thl;u
Monday in each month. I, +, Scout, Il, VI;
l., W, Hughes, Recorder.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25
". E. POWELL, Sec'y.

The terms of twenty four mem
bers of the United States Senate eX
pire on March 3, 1881, whose names
and party affiliations are in the list
below. On party issues the Senate
stands forty three Democrats and
thirty-throe Republicans In order
tor the Republicans to gain a major
ity they must hold all their present
they now, have and gain six from
the Democrats. The list will there
tore be matter of interest and spec
ulatiOn:
William W. Eaton of Connecticut
Democrat.
Thomas Francis Bayard of Della
ware, Democrat
Chas. W. Jones Of Florida, Dem
ocrat.
Joseph E. Mcdonald Of Indiana
Hannibal HamIiu of Maine, Re-
publican. ,
w. Pinkney Whyte of Maryland
Democrat.
Henry L. Dawes Of Massachusetts,
Republican.
Henry P. Baldwin of Michigan
Republican.
Samuel J. R. Mcmillan of Mime
sofa, Republican.
Blanch X. Bruce of Mississippi
Republican.
Francis Marion Cockrell of Mis-
souri,, Democrat.
Algernon S. Paddock Of Nebras
ka, Republican.
Williaa. Sharon of Nevada, Re
publican.
Theodore F. Randolph Of New
Jersey, Democrat.
Francis Herman Of New York
Democrat.
Allen &. Thurman of Ohio, Dem
ocrat.
William A. Wallace of Pennsyl
vania, Democrat.
Ambrose Il. Burnside Of Rhode
Island, Republican.
James i. Bailey Of Tennessee
Democrat.
Samuel Cell Maxcy Of TeXrs
Democrat.
George F. Edmonds of Vermont
Republican.
Robert E. Withers of Virginia
Conservative.
Frank Hereford OF West Virginia
Democrat.
Augustus Cameron of Wisconsin,
Republican.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25
CHURCHES.

First Presbyterian Church-CorJuliana
and Washington Streets, Rev. Loyal Young
DID,. Pastor. Preaching every sabbath at
N a. m. and 80 p. m. Sabbath School and
Pastors Bible Class at 30 PIN. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening NJ hait past
seven. Seats free and uSherS VIII be In at
tendance. AL are cordially invited.
Nj. E. Church, South,-Corner Market
Pike Streets. Rev. j. I. Whitley, Pastor
Regular services, with sermon, every Sab
bath at IL o'clock, q. m, and 10 p. m. SAB
pafh School and Pastors Bible Class at . pm
Services every Wednesday evening, at hall
past seven. Seats are all free. Residents o
the city and strangers are cordially invited
To all the services.
The Methodist Episcopal Church, cor
ner OF Littleton and Juliana Streets. Rev. a.
L. George, d. D., Pastor. .Preaching by the
Pastor at the usual hours, sabbath morning
and evening. The seats are free; uSherS al
WAYS in attendance TO wait on strangers and
visitors. sabbath school at = p. m. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening. Ine pup
lie is cordially invited 20 all the services.
United Brethren Church, corner Pike
and Avery StS. II. Warner, Pastor. Preach
inc by the Pastor at the usual hours OF ser
vice. Sunday School at $50 4. m. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday night. USaerS will
show strangers TO seats. Seats free, and the
public are Invited 10 al the services,
Calvary Presbyterian Church. corner o
Avery and Llttleton StS. Rev. j. Garland
Hammer, Pastor. Preaching by the Pastor
Sabbath morning and evening. at IL a. M
l.Nl d.
Sabbath school $50 u. M. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at 80.
..... Baptist Church, Market ST., Rev; j. w
Carter, Pastor. Services at the usual hours
Sunday School at a. nj.
...... Episcopal Church, Juliana Street, Rev
Robert Gibson, Pastor. Services IL am. ano
10. IN. sunday School at , p. m.
NJ Z. Church, Pike Street, Rev. Coma
way. Pastor. Services ut l0% and p. IN
Sunday School ut > p. m.
.St. Xavier Church, Market Street. Ser
vices Mass ut am, High Mass at iO.l2 am
and VeSpers at 81 D. IN. Rev. FL. +. Park
Pastor. Rev. Father Walsh, Assistant. sun
day School at a. m.
Wesleyan VI. T.. Church,-Coiored--on
Green Street Rev. COlburn Pastor. Services
at usual hours. Sunday School at , p. IN.
"a Nj r. Church. Ann Street-Colored-
Rev A. Farmer, Pastor. Services at usual
hours. Sunday School at p. III.
BAPTIST Church, Avery Street-Colored
Rev. j. ". Smith, Pastor. Services at usua
hours. Sunday School att p. m.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25
POSI- oEElcE GUIDE.

Office opens az ~ q. m. and closes y. p. nj.
Open sunday morning from 9:3O To 1880.
Eastern mail opens 100 aud ll;}O a. IN.
Western mail opens 100 AIN, go p, IN.
Valley Mills and Boreman'S departs Mon
dayS Saturdays 0a, M, arrives pm, same day
BURNING Springs, arrives pm. and leaves
Gam. daily. 9.
Jackson c. II. Tuesday and Saturday.
Murphy's Mills and Deerwalk arrives on
Monday and Friday pm. Departs Tuesday
and Saturday am. ,s =
Lubbock Wednesday and saturday.
ParkerSburg aud GallipoliS River mails
arrive on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
nights, and opens in the morning. Departs
Monday, Wednesday and Fridays at 10 am,
Marietta mail opens $50 a. m. closes pm,
C. Z. SCOTT, p. NJ.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25

The Walking Beam is the
newsiest paper in oarkersburg
Our rates are lower, compar'
atiyely, than any paper publish
ed in the State. Call and gel
our prices and advertise your
business. We ask for a share
Of the public patronage.
The Beam has an immense
sale in the city.
We will insert advertisements
in this paper and in the Ritchle
Democrat, for the same terms
named for one paper alone. A
chance is new offered to adver'
tisers to avail themselves o.
two frst-class mediums, both
carrying large circulations.
The WALKING BEAN has q
LARGE circulation in the Oil
Regions Of West Virginia, ovel
twenty times the circulation Of
any other paper. This paper is
the oil mans special friend and
advocate, and the advantages OF
advertising herein is plain to be
seen. Our circulation extends
through u country that immedi-
ately benefits Parkersburg.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25
Yhe AticljigemccTs C0mp@;0h
EG{ScROO6.

The Wheeling IntolIigenccr occu
pies good deal of space from time
to time in magnifyinS "Jakc Jack.
sons campaign of hate" but we are
free to say that if "Jacksom's cam
paign of hate approached in intcn,
sity the Intcligcncers campaign Of
lalschood, he would not be worthy
To occupy the Office of Governor OF
West Virginia.
We exposed, Il few days ago, a
malicious falschoOd to which the
Intel gcncer gave currency, trump
ed up bv a man calling himself the
Rev" Albert, charging that Jack.
son had expressed opposition to free
schools. Five or six of the neigh
bors of this man Albert testified be
tore commission that they would
not believe him under oath, yet the
Inte!ligencor very tervently COM
mended the canard TO its readers.
Now this reliable journal comes
forward with taIschOod Of its own,
made out Of whole cloth, and not
having The slightest foundation III
truth.
In an editorial article in Satur-
days issue, headed "Col. Wilson,
Jake Jackson and the Right of Sc
cession," it proceeds in the boIdest
und most bare. faced manner TO a!-
Iegc that the Constitutional Con-
vention of 1875, which framed the
present Constitution of the State,
Jake Jackson voted against Il pro.
position to insert in that instrument
that "every citizen of the State owes
paramount allegiance to the Gov
ernment of the United States"
Upon the alleged vote Of Jake
Jackson against the said amend
ment the Intcligencer argues in 4
long article that Jake Jackson is III
favor of the right of secession.
In three or four distinct places in
said article this truthful editor al
legcs that Jake Jackson voted
against Il proposition of such char.
acter, and in favor of q different
measure. He is even bold enough
to rcler to Il page Of the journal
where his vote is alleged to be res
corded, and calls upon his readers
to verify the statement by refer
ence to the journal.
Now we aIlegc most unequivocal.
ly that reference to the page OF
The journal cited by the in,elIi gen
Ger, or any other page of that vol.
ume, will not show any such record
OF Jake Jackson's vote.
We allege further that Jake Jack
son never voted, or had 4 vote re-
corded, in that convention in his
life.
We alIegc still further, and can
prove it by hundreds of men
throughout the State, II IL were ne
cessary, that Jahe Jackson raS not a
member of that C0nUentioa, and conSe-
queatiy coul& never kGve cast cote
IN it or had one recorded in the jour-
nal
Now, it is to be supposed that the
Intelligencer knew this when the
statement was made. 1t is to be
supposed that an editor of daily
journal for a long number OF years
IN this State would know who the
members of that convention were,
and that he would know that Jake
jackson was not one OF them.
But this statement is in entire
Keeping with the malicious, venom
Gus and unwarranted canards with
which the Inlelligencer has been
and is still pursuing fhc Democratic
candidate for Governor since the
opening of the ca Apaign.-WheoI
ing Register.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25
c1O OOO REwARp-For Il lost boy

$40, REwARD-For lost boy,
about the size of man, baretoote
with his fathers shoes on, had an
empty bag on his back, containing
two railroad tunnels, and 4 bushe'
Of bung-hoIcs. lie wore muflle
chop coat with bean soup lining,
He was cross Dyed at the back oj
his neck and wore his hair cut curIey
He was born before MS eldest bro
thsr-his mother being present on
the occasion. When last seen he
was drumming up trade for Harml-
son & Co, Court Square.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25
RA1L-Thc 9Th Ward Fire Com

BALL.-ThC OTh WalU MIC OOH
pany are making preparations for
another ball to be held at Rose Hall
on the Sth of next month. You
can look out for something big, be-
cause TN, "Nevcr-Swcats" never do
things half way. We know there
will be tremendous crowd there,
and it is advisable TO secure tickets
early.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25
COURT OFFICERS.

Judge US. Circuit Court-JOhn ]. Jackson
Clerk L =. Court L. B. Dellicker.
Assistant U. =. MrrShall-G. b. Gibbens.
Judne Circuit Court-JaS. NJ. Jackson.
Clerk Circuit Court-0. NJ. Clemens.
President County Court-K. SnodgraSs.
Clerk County COurt-ThoS. q. Smith.
Sheriff-ChaS. II. Shattuck.
Prosecuting Attorney-D. II. Leonard.
JgSrICES-ParkerSburg District, ). l.. Ad-
olson and De L. Davis. Walker District, L,
B, Parker and Vim. Devaughan.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25
RAILROAD NOTES.
Wriften Up 6y our Regular Rail
rg0G Correspondent.

7'g0G Correspondent.
The B. & O. Ex rcss office at Graf
ton is now complete and is 4 nobby
little building.
Charles Roach. of Grafton, who
was q yard conductor several years
is low working with the Water
Station men.
There arc still several children
lying very low with scarlet fever at
Grafton, although it is dying out
some.
Mrs. John Doouan, an OIL lady OF
Grafton, died last Sunday and was
buried Monday from the Catholic
Church.
The B. & o. Pay car came over
the road t, is week, paying chiefly
in paper and gold. There was very
little silver this month.
Capt. Dan Cutwright layed off
last w, elk TO take in the Cl;:rksburg
lair with his family.
Capt. Mars Brown was laying of
sick last week.
One off Capt. WeIsh's children has
been very sick but is getting better.
He has been laying off for two weeks
or more.
Gen. Golf spoke to a large audi
nee Monday night in the new
court house in Grafton.
Harry Pease is in Grafton this
week and goes TO Buchanan from
here.
Hiram Burrows and Frank Gig
ly, two of our brakemen, who left
here short time ago, are now in
Illinois.
Armstrong; ballast and camp
have moved to Eaton's tunnel.
One of the bridge camps station
cd at Parkersburg has gone to Fair
mont for Il time.
John Adair, foreman in the round
house at Grafton. lost little child
by fever last Sunday.
Norville Cunningham, one of our
brakemcn, has quit the road. 1t is
said he will be married in a few
lays.
The B. &c o. Co. have q new style
number book and Trace report for
freight conductors, also a new style
torpedo, it is only half us large as
the old ones.
Mr.. Mars Clark, the night train
dispatcher i'll Parkersburg yard was
called to Kansas City by telegraph
a few days ago to see Il very sick
sen who went to that city short
time ago from the B. & o. shops at
Parkersburg.
There were slight frosts last week
in portions Of Richie, Dodridge and
Harrison counties.
The Clarksburg fair closed last
week with q couple of shooting
matches. One between Jones OF
FairmOnt and Patton of Boothville,
who fell out about horses, and Jones
shot Patton aud fed and was caps
tured in a cornfeld north of the b.
& O. railroad. Patton was shot
the bowels and was report
ed dead but he is merely alive at
the last accounts from there. The
other was between a white man and
Il negro about pistol trade and the
negro having both pistols, the other
attempted to take ono whep the ne
gro shot at him and the pistol was
knocked down and the ball struck
the white man in the foot.
Hugh Barbcc, one of our fremen,
has been promoted lately to an en-
gineer. Hugh will make q good
runner.
Chestnuts have began to fall and
!he young folks are now to be seen
with baskets in one hand and heads
IN close proximity 10 lhclf leeI looh>
ing for nuts.
The B. Il o. shops at Grafton are
still working over time They are
building several more of the little
red cabooscs. They build but very
few new cars there, but do great
deal OF repairing and get out a great
deal of material and sci d to other
shops. u. IL.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25
COURTS.

limited States Circuit Court conyenes
January 10th and June 10Th.
- Circuit Court of Wood County convenes
lst Monday in March and LIST Monday in
September.
-. County Court conveneS on the lSt Mon
DAYS in February, April, June, August, Oc-
toOer and December.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25
Jackson County Letter.
Cuttine up corn.

n, -, ~
Gu'IinS = " tn 80 .kn strm, tbe
Sonl' ~. 49, ~. - snnaks at
county neAS M W. u.s. 81 ~ d,cIncl,
U"1s D, DrIGo u, :, >. u, tn,. ,. ,,haaf
nhono lom"S ara ,O conc evceIIcnt fields ot
', "tt buonch 90 this sottion hnt the
w a,,os.n va 80 80, rnili haholow madinn
"'Gl"so p p Isop go W.; lor.tes ,t RrJ T;II
+b;O wool,
~ ~ obopt 4be 9Th inst. som,
,son ~ =, n,an liy;nr ON Frozen Camr
~ raro ,,Jnainp horse races in
oiesh, esiJ VII sTS /: :s,:a,.l, led mast an omen
! .{Ta1 and sueIrvtime the horses
aassaI tbatEsnopsshe flew the track
kto oat tbrongE the gate. Frank
1 q ,sb rio SoI,, ,at erred 10 stand at the
!. oasa;n : : pasnbeek them. He tried
- bnt H. animals did not heed his
/ sSanfs bu+ ,on throuob ~ usual.
4Sana SayaSS aof; yy i ~, rab ~ saer younr Guth-
s ,is,ssts.; 4 8 ;;,s,sj,5s, ~ mn The head and
lbreast iinfIic{ia5 S.S.r;6s from which
|be has not vet rec, tered
/ The bovs 6op,t orink over nine
glasses Of hard cideT at one sitting
down at peter Gmnt's or1ceru ~
nothinG like moderation, You know.
New prints lust received at Ra-
doris store,
| DR. David Stewart of Roane Co..
= nut his ror Io6ving for = Ioca-
:; t;on U"' 'l''' '
Mokino SORGHUM moIasses.
~RnII on silver moon, guide the
tr.vsIer an his wav" to the apple
rnttin, an bean stringjn'
I,ost Sunday your Quill driver.
hoord ,bat tbnre was anuntiaI knot
~ ho t;nd ~ ihc Cnrtins school
honSo w w ottor reIia;oIH services Sa,d
ro. nO"10 90 ~'' ho ia With the bcort-
Strinos r ~ Of Mr. Chhrlic Fouttv and
Miss Mamie Cottie, "Zekc" was
.l.o,chndn nm curTied saddlcd and
hriGIod and we rode to the seen of
action We went. up to make the
ntfnir utonoy " tor What is q first
ciass veddino we. beg leave TO in
on;mo HY riIhoHf uOran gehlossoms"
4"n ~ - .n Ion1oet b0nos or.adoom
aus ACKNOWLEDGMENT o"a ,o, ria hridn
W W. W. ."I ,,onIaet unon irnn;rv
ioeln taaJ m'' th"t ''t ho h,d rono - RI,
W. 500 ;Sau rsith ~ load 6f stavrs and
had NOT frcturned We bcstrode
9"I.o ~" NV nnd anntrx wondod orr wav
H0"' '"@ ~. - w. ,rr.
nome nome oh lug p"2n p"S hI;nan % |~ tr;omJ '
ca'lVu III y " , l'o 'o,o|.'u" ro,,t p,I;
WHO '; """SIn W. W nt U0n ~ onJ Ir;nd -
c"',Sln.; ;, W. b"t mono norIdr't Id ~ %ot nNder
'osl t;o serious o"I oat S,"rriss So" aTJ Wood.
coIin.ot.o,'' ,, h ie"U t,"' 49, 3h"r go ta;,oJ -
IotH it . ,k Sp'otn ot,om', r So,iJ .bomocrotic
iisav v. WV W. 'V,O ,hon ,,ot Gisconraged and
no"t'. w W. 'HOH
c@tt1e uh "mh' 4 g., uoncocl,
6 nutfSn tor nJt'e4on Ia 1onolin . n,oss
80 ! VI. 20 w w: - ~ D D. paa
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ri,b TrncIn Jimmy Dve q pleasant,
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Sonnd @ Baptist, and solid Democrat
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West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25
NOTICE..
MON OrT, T. G. s II. Il. h. Co.

OFFICE OF Il. f. & S. H. R. R. Co.
Volcano, w. Va, Sept, IS, 1880.
The regular annual meeting Of
the stockholders OF tho Laurel Fork
aud Sand Hill Railroad Company
will be held at their Office on Tues
day, Sept. 18th, 1880, at noon.
w, c.. STILES, JR Pres.
West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25

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West Virginia walking beam. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1879-188?, 1880-09-25

Thanhouser received the other day
a fine lot of clothing, among which IS
one of the best assortment OF new style
overcoats we have ever seen. The
price is so cxtrmly low that we are sat-
isfed no one who really needs an over
coat, can help buying; at least that's
the way it struck us.