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Personal.
passage

Miss Elose Hitter, Versailles, is visiting
friends in this city
Mrs. Mary A. Todd is visiting friends and
relatives in this city.
Hon. VIM. O. Bradley, Lancaster has
been in the city this week.
Mr. Mark Gaines left Tuesday for a
visit to the Blue.Grass Capital,
Mrs James Ford of Lexington, is visit
ing relatives on the South Side.
Col S. V. Pence left Tuesday for a busi
ness trip to Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio
Miss Jennie Wilson, who has been very
i'll for "A couple Of weeks, is slowly improv-
ing.
Mr. Lewis Young and family, of Midway,
nave been visiting relatives on the South
Side this week
Mr. Joseph w. Roberts, of Warsaw, was
in the city the first of the week, visiting old
friends aud relatives
Mrs j. NJ. IIallnan, who has been
visiting friends here for two or three weeks
has returned to her home in Louisville.
Miss Bourne Sanders returned this week
from Cincinnati, looking AS fresh and as
bouyant As il she had been month in
the country.
Mr. Ionu l.. Price, of this county. left
Wednesday morning tor Richmond, Va, to
take position a. clerk ia large grocery
store ~ lAat c!t!
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Officer John w. Rupe was able to he out
on the streets Thursday Cad to see that
he is so rapidly recovering from the effects
OF the wound he recently received at the
hands OF the desperate Wilson.
Miss Sudie Mobey left for Guthrie Thurs
dav, to spend several months with her sister,
who lives in Tennessee, just over the Ken
tucky line. Miss Sudie is young lady OF
amiable disposition and modest demeanor,
and during her stay in Our city has made
many warm friends who sincerely regret her
departure for Tennessee. She may conclude
to reside permanently with her sister, IN
which event her friends here hope she will
find it both agreeable and convenient to visit
Frauktor often.
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ANNOUNCER EMENTS.
CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized TO announce Hon. p. L.
MAJOR. of franklin cbunty, as a candidate for
Circuit Judge of the Eleventh Judicial District.
subject to the action of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce Judge GEO.
C. DRANE as a candidate for re election to the
office of Judge of the Circuit Court of the Eleventh
Judicial District, subject to the action of the
Democratic Parry.
Weare authorized to announce JOHN J. ORR,
of Owen county, az Democratic candidate for
Judge Of the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Ju-
dicial District, subject 10 the action of the Dem
ocratic Party.
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The following has been handed to us
with the Information that the original bill
is in the hands of the Chairman OF the
House Judiciary Committee The people
of Frankfort are interested in this matter
and should be heard ON the subject before
the Legislature takes any action on it:
AN ACT to amend the Charter Of the City of
Frankfort.
Be II enacted br the Gen.ra' ASSembiy Of the
Commonwealth Of hentucAY
II That the next election for CITY At
torney in the city OF Frankfort shall be helt,
at the same time that the Police Judge OF
said city Is to he elected, and that all suhse-
quent elections for said City Attorney shall
bc held AT the same lime that the Police
Judge of said city is to he elected.
- All acts in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
S3 This act shall take effect from its
passage
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CITY MARSHAL

We are authorized to announce II. BRE tTHlTT
PHYTHIAN and Russell SNEED as cand-
dates for the office of Marshal and Deputy OF
the city of Frankfort, subject to the action of the
Democratic Party.
We are authorized to announce THOS. j,
TODD a. candidate for re. election to the office
Of City Marshal, at the ensuing August election.
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FIRST PRECINCT-NORTH SIDE

Beatty. WYATT s near Preston Graves. s. 40
Brown. los d O StI
Black burn. Ellen y onVersailles pike 2 4SI
Buckner. Ford \ on Peaks Mill pike 66I
Baxter, John on Peaks Mill pike. S 63I
Brown. Wm on Versailles pike ( 66.
Craik. John in Frankfort .. + 22I
Carr, Richard near X. Trplett e OIL
CLAW. Green \ near d. r. tones : ASI
Dotson. Harry near w. tones 66I
Dotson. Len near Frankfort 10 oSI
Fenwick. Richard i near Ned Burns : 1AI
Gurten. Mary \ near +. Burns soI
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The advertisement Of j. NJ. Stephens ap-
pears in this issue Of the ROUNDABOUT For
the benefit of those who don't know, we
will say that for sweet, tender, juicy, fresh
meat. Stephens is the place.
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OMMONwEALTH'S ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce IRA JULIAN
as "A candidate for COmmOnwealth's Attorney of
the Eleventh Judicial district, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic party.
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BORN.

In this city, on the 27th ult., to the wife of j..
Thomas Smith, IA son.
In South Frankfort March 29th to the wife
of Charles Corcoran, II daughter
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Rev f. A. Penick will preach at Ascen-
sion Church tomorrow morning aud night,
and regularly thereafter, having accepted
the rectorate Of that Church
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A communication from Helena, Montana,
has just reached us. 1t has been a long
time en- route, and is now too old for publ
cation.
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DIED.

In this city, on the 25th of March, 1880,
Mrs. L ia f., wife Of Charles ID. Davis, in the
2Jth yoar of her age.
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Mrs. Thos Hoover has sold her house
and lot on Third street. South Frankfort, to
Judge Alvin Duval tor 81 200
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PRECINCT - SOUTH
SIDE.

B..is., t'-'4tt o near Blakemore S. 90
l'.... er.. II near W Vaughan 5 II
u.rt.u. !alrison . near +. Elliston s III
-.-'... '.)b 20 near Mary finney s 90
Glanf .s'er near VIM Armstrong 4 %
Hci.e, elnord near VIM. Scoheld q AZ
: .on.r Jphenia l near Martha Pax
ton "a
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" The Heather Chinee is published in
this paper 10y special request.
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SECOND PRECINCT - NORTH
SIDE.

Buckle, lanes 2;2 near NJ. Spicer S4 o.
Cart,r. Moses / on Versailles pike a. 5 66
Mo;J; Mos, 5 near ID. VI. Bowen IS
Pa~r.', a .ord near Frankfort 7 So
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Martin, Pres on Second st =. S. 80
Norrel, James on Steele st d. 81
Ridley, Joseph on Second st d So
Steward, Henry in South Frankfort q 65
Smith, Amanda on Third st 2 II
Taylor, kittie 100 acres near -. 4 %
Thomas, America l on Shelby st 3 90
Thomas, John on Logan st 5 OF
Warren Bros in South Frankfort ? as
White America l on Third st . 3 90
Williams, Anthony I on Third st and
in North Frankfort . . II
NONRESIDENT.
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FLOWERS AND PLANTS !

We have an immense stock of Flowers ami
Plants which we propose to sell at unprecedented
ly low prices this season.
Geranimms, fine, per dozen. ........". .... 81 o.
Nerbpnas, fine, per dozen ................... -
Grcep-honscs on railroad, just beyond the rail
road bridge X. IL NlCOl. 90,
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FOR REMIT! a!

A small House on Tod Street, South Frank
fort. Apply to WIN. CRAIK.
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s.
United States Senator from Maine.
and Moses NJ. Springer, member Of
the Canadian Parliament. ~ -
Thus far the Springer heirs admit
the existence of only one obstacle to
the establishment of their rights. II
appears that a doubt will arise as to
who this John Springer, the shat
maker" was, inasmuch .as the fact
has just been ELECTED that, at tbs
time of the execution Of This iease--
the Townsend deed-ztherc were two
John Springers residing in Whining.
ton. Seine Of the heirs have asserted
that the wife of the John Springer
who purchased the lard was named
Rebecca. A John Springer and his
wife named Rebecca are inferred in q
cemetery. near Wilmington, and the
dates inscribed on tie toihhstoHe
show that they lived at the time OF
the Townsend-Springer transaction;
Certain papers on record rs executed
by John Springer and wife shew
that she signed her name as MARY"
This, however, is only one Of thos6
perplexing questions which james c.
Springer, of lows, is at present try
ing to solyefar the benefit Of himself
and some 5000 other lineal descend
ants of the "hat-maker;"
The reading Of this paper Vas re-
ceived with appreciation and inspired
with new hope those Who had been
Respondent. After this the FOIL OF
members was called, and responses
came in the shape of subscriptions
from SIS to $25, until $3.50 had been
raised. After another session in tho
evening, at which not much business
was transacted, the Convention adj
journed sine die.
A better arrangement Of the bust
ness was made. Hereafter the heirs
who reside in one section will cor
respond through one man, and much
more satisfactory results from Cor
respohdence may be attained. The
proceedings of the Convention will
soon be published in book form, from
which we may be able to give our
readers more information in regard
to the Springer fortune.
"
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County Court.Jurors.

The following is list Of Jurors
drawn on the 10th day Of January,
1880, to attend before the County
Court of Monongalia county, at its
April term, 1880:
East Side-Oliver p. Jolliffe, John
Ross, Jack Molisee, Larkin Hall,
Jonah McMillen, John f. Chips, l..
c. Beals, Henry Austin.
Vest Side-Alexander Trippett,
Uriah Camp, Robert F. Tapp, Corbly
Anderson, Marion Tenant, Joseph
Clark Smith, John Cowell, Alph
Hood, John p. keenan,, Marshall
Knox, Mahlon Tenant. Jacob Lem
ley, Simon Mcclure, G. f. Moore,
Remembrance S. Lantz, LEROY Core,
Ely Stewart, John Z. Taught, Isaac
Weaver, Evans Waters, Israel Ste
vens, Judson Tough
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Circuit Court u Jurors.

List of Jurors drawn on the 10th
day of January, 1880, to attend be-
fore the Circuit Court of Monongalia
county, at its March term, 1880:
East Stde--Jacob Jacobs, John
Adams, VIM. Bennett, Jesse Level
len, John Hastings, VIM. Howell,
Riley Satterfeld, Joseph Guynn, Je-
seph Grub, David Stafford, Isaac
Bell, Samuel Henry, E. J. Evans, G.
w. Sarver, A. J, Jones, John w.
Pixler.
West Side-Lindsay c. Moore,
Eli Collins, John S. Brown, Albert
Robey, James Eddy, Nicholas Hank
er, Eli Bowers, Cyrus Michael, Oliver
J. Sutton, Reason Tenant, l.. S.
Shriver, W. o. Hcnnen, Henry II.
King, Hezekiah Low.
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CLINTON DISTRICT.
WOODLAND, Jan. 26, 1880

WOODLAND, Jan. rs, 1880.
II. N. N. Chips informs us that
he killed blacksnake on the 10th
inst, that was 9 feet in length. ; =
At the spelling at Smells the 9th
er night, the sexton started off with his
girl, and forgot to put out the lights
and lock up the house. We would
advise him to have a substitute en-
gagged for the occasion next time.
Miss Lizzie Jenkins is visiting Mr..
Rolla Steele, of Clinton Mills. r
Mr.. Thornt. Pickenpaugh and Mr..
Barker have hands engaged getting
out timber at Mr.. John Henderson s.
They have bought timber of several
others in this section. Fl
There has been a protracted meet
ing in progress, at Mt. Calvary, for
about a week. The pastor, Rev. A..
T. Cralle, arrived On Saturday night,
and took charge Of the meeting.
There has been one conversion, and
two seekers. ~ VIZ
Superintendent keenan, will hold
an educational meeting at Goshen,
next Saturday night. All the friends
Of education are invited to attend.
We had a good Literary Society
last Saturday night. The question
for debate was
Resolved, That dogs are more
profitable to the farmers Of West
Virginia than sheep.
acknowledgements Sol. Frum
and Squire Howell. y
Negative--Profs. J. F. Chips and
j. M. Jollife. 'a
The question was decided in favor
of the affirmative. 1t was ably dis
cussed on both sides. We are glad
to hear this question discussed, for
it is of vital Importance to the farm
ers Of West Virginia. II our farm
ers would give proper attention to
sheep culture, they would find it
would pay them better than any thing
they could engage in. We are glad
to note a general waking up on this
subject all over the SGate. ALEXIS.
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Ar this time there are do indica-
tions that our ice men will procure
any of that luxury for next summer.
We believe there has been no ice here
this winter over an inch thick and
that only for day. The ice famine
seems to be general. We noticed in
a western exchange a few days since
that on the 18th of this month there
was no ice heavy enough to cut with
in 400 miles of Chicago. Some OF
our weather prophets predict . cold
snap yet, but the prospect is not ex-
couraging- In the country where
people have good wells and springs
the absence of ice is not SO serious
but in the cities where the supply is
drawn from rivers it is a sore trial
TO put threugh a summer without
ice.
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HowELL-LAIsHLEY.-Thea announce
ment, on Saturday, of the marriage
of Charles s. Howell, of the Iatelii-
gencer, and Miss Hattie, daughter of
John NJ. Laishley, Esq, produced
quite sensation. 1t was true, how
ever, and was confirmed, later on, by
Charlie himself. On November IS,
1879, the ceremony was performed
by -, Of -, and the fact was
kept profound secret. Charlie has
enough sense to know his own boom,
and we extend congratulations dd lib.
-ReQister.
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REMEDY FOR HARD TIMEs.-Stop
spending so much on fine clothes, ich
food and style, Buy good, healthy
food, cheaper and better clothing; get
more real and substantial things of
life every way, and especially stop the
foolish habit of running after expensive
and quack doctors, or using so much of
the vile humbug medicine that does
you SO much harm, and makes the
proprietors rich, but put your trust in
the greatest Of all simple, pure reme>
dies, Hop Bitters, that cures always at
a trifing cost, and you will see bet>
ter times aud good health. Try it
once. Read of it in another column.
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M m p.al ar WIFI ONT.

A postal card addressed 10 Fitz-
hugh Il Hunter, Bridgeport w. va;i
will bring you prices, terms and full
particulars Of the best Sewing Ma
chine IN the world. The White Sew
ing Machine is perfect and complete.
nghtest running, lesss iioise and sim
plest machine in use, IL is ifhpossi-
BILE for other machines 10 sell In direct
competition with the White. Exami-
nations conrted and competition do
fed.
Complete retol1tion IN prices Of
Machines, Pianos and Organs. All
sold at bottom figures, and on terms
to suit purchasers.
- ~Try our Easy Monthly Pay,
ment plan on Planes, Organs, &c.
Address, Fitzhngh a. Hunter;
feb 15-tf e" Bridgeport, W. Va.
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GEO. CoRRorHERs, aged about sew
enteen, living near Cassville, was, on
Tuesday, goth inst, with several
other young men, playing at ball.
Mr.. Corrothers caught the ball and
in SO doing fell to the ground upon
his face. The other boys jumped on
him and attempted to take the ball
away from him and when they had
gotten off they found that he had fall
len upon snag, which caused con-
fusion of the right lung. He is lying
now In very critical condition. He
is under the skillful treatment Of DR..
Chas. H. McLane. n
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Cup1Ds DARrs.-On Wednesday
evening, last the mansion of C. F.
Hanshaw, Esq, was the scene of a
quiet though interesting and happy
event in which Mr.. E. r. Cole, one
of Grafton's most promising young
merchants, and Miss Eva McClaskey
one of Phillips claiming young la
dies. were the principal participants,
and the twain were with the aid of
Rev. j. F. Cowan made one.-Graf-
ton Eagle. fsF oiae q; I.
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STILL more reports of accidental
shooting come to us, the cause OF
which is the promiscuous possession
OF pocket pistols by small boys.
Parents and all others would do well
to take some decisive measures tend
ing to the suppression of the abomi-
nable practice of boys carrying PTS
tolls. .-.- L.. ---.. -.a.ll-
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WE had a call from Oilie Ollie
last Saturday. He was very socia-
BILE and affable but he didn't men,
tion the new arrival at Walnut Hill.
Somebody else told us about it. It's
a little girl.
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RArLRoAD.-We learn from Mr..
Dawson, of Monongalia comfy, who
is agent for Chess q Smith, owners
of the Pridevale Furnace in that
county, that they are about making
sale of their furnace property to a
firm of New York and .Pittsburgh
capitalists, who own large interest
in the Pittsburgh Southern Railroad.
and if the sale is contaminated, the
road will be continued from Fair
chance, Pa, up to Cheat River Valley,
and possibly to Kingwood.-King
Dood Argus. =, ~, 3. !; ~. ?. ~ ~
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IIMR- RALFHsfrbsR, Principal of
the public school here, is out with a
subscription to raise enough funds
to purchase an organ for the school.
1t is not a bad Sideass9d We hope
our citizens viii subscribe literally
1927 was subscribed Saturday.
Kinspood Argus.
Mr., R. is a monaghan. Posi-
bly, that accounts somewhat for his
progressiveness.
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WE have received 1 little ! ffap

WE have received 4 little paper
published at Mt. Morris, Pa, called
the Record. 1t contains a number
Of local mentions and some adver-
tisements of the business firms OF
that place. It is diminutive little
fellow at present, but stupendous
results sometimes follow small be
ginnings. Success to its Editor, H.
D. Hood. p
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WE made a slight mistake in our,
last issue in regard to the calf killed
BY Mr.. Fell a few weeks since. 1t
was one year old the 9Th day of Jan
nary, and Weighed 430 pounds net.
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The anniversary Festival and Sup
per Of Monongalia LodgeL. o. o, F.,
was a grand success. Early in the
evening crowds OF ladies and gentle
men were seen vending their way to
the beautiful lodge room, which was
filled to OVERLOOKING, Precisely at
Z o'clock supper was announced, when
all repaired to the Wallace Honse to
partake of the good things which
were waiting to be destroyed. And
such . supper. 1t is impossible to
describe it. The long dining room
tables were literally grooming under
the weight of one of the best gotten
up suppers ever served in Morgan
town.
The Supper over, the Odd Fellows,
and their wives and sweethearts, re-
turned to their Hall, where they were
entertained with music by the Silver
Cloud Orchestra, and comic songs by
L. Hagadorn and DR.. Charles O'Don-
nell Henry.
Mr.. Joseph Morelsnd delivered the
anniversary address, and all who
heard 1t pronounce it splendid and
well delivered address, and it was list
ened to with the greatest attention.
After the address, the young folks
repaired to the Grand Army Hall,
where a few hours were spent in
dancing. Nothing occurred to mar
the pleasure of the festivities, and
all the participants went home well
satisfied.
NOTES.
L. Hagedorn's German song was
too ''short."
1t was very much regretted that
Mr.. Morelands address was not ''long.
err"
The best dancers were N. N. Hoff-
man and H. d. McGeorge.
Slime says the supper was fail
ure. The "krout" was not large
enough,
Dave Guseman had several ladies
in charge, but forgot all about them
at the supper table.
Five vest buttons were fshed up
under Judge Hayes seat.
1t was remarked by all that f. G.
Bright did not like ice cream.
Captain Mcvicker was heard to
remark that he would rather set
down to one of Wallace's suppers than
to be sheriff of Monongalia county
The ladies all said that MIN Nc.
George was the handsomest man in
the Lodge Room.
Maddy Reed went "Dor- sey' and
says he seen enough.
Sam Pickenpaugh told us, private
~, that it was "Brown's-will' that
took him to the supper. s0uHa
Job Swihdler was very much
"Smith"-en. -. -
1t was remarkable how Frank
Shean ''cut up" his victuals.
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AID SOCIETY NoTIoE.-The first
regular meeting of the Aid Society
Of Morgantown, for the current year
will be held at the office of the Nor.
gantown Bank, on Thursday evening
January 20, 1880, at 7 o'clock. Off
GERS are to be elected. ss7.U d7rn1t
E. SHIsLER, Secretary. IL
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There will be a meeting Of the Stock.
holders of the Mononealia FAR As.o.
citation, held In Morgantown, w. Va.
or Monday, March 1st, 1880, for the
purpose of electing eleven Directors for
the ensuing year. 1870.
.aa JOSEPH SNYDER, PRESIDENT.
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------------------ --------------------
UNIVERSITY ITEMS.
BY OUR REPORTER.

The eighth Anniversary of the
Columbian Literary Society occurr-
ed Friday evening, Jan. the 23rd.
The performance was an entertain
ing one, the performers acquitting
themselves with credit to the Society
Rendering of "The Rescue by Mr.
O'Brien, of Weston, 1.-THE March Of
Intellect, essay by A. L. Holt, of
Chenille, deserve special mention.
The societies perform an important
part in the work OF every well
equipped institution of learning, and
the recollections of the associations
there, are more pleasant and lasting
than any other.
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WE will take marketable produce
on subscription at current prices and
would be much obliged to our friends
who owe US if they would settle up
all accounts at once. We are in
need of the money due US. Let our
friends remember this. sr5z..,4 +.
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LAST Monday several miners from
Palatine went through Mergantown,
en- route for California Pa, where
they go in the hope of finding en-
ployment.
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A MEMBER Of the Senior class of the
University is having spirited con-
test with some one through the col
umns of the Wheeling Register in
which the Senior is holding his own
with considerable credit. ba.m
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INVENTORS and Patentees should
send for Instructions, terms, refer
ences, &C., to Edison Brothers, Solicit
tors of Patents, Washington, d. O.,
who furnish the same without Oh arge.
Edison Brothers ia q -well-known and
successful firm Of large experience,
having beew tablishrd in 1Seg, u.
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NoTIcz TO TREsPAssERs We here's
by warn all persons not to. ride, or
drive on our land, or let down any
fences, without permission. The law
will be strictly enforced against all who
trespass on orr lands. =
T. J. MEEKs.
S. Il. CHADWICK.
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MoRoANTows is enjoying an exo-
dus just now. A dozen or so of our
young men within the last week have
left in quest Of employment. r7e
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From the Genius of Liberty we
learn that Mr.. John N. Dawson, of
Uniontown, has purchased A, S.
Craigs' grocery in that place and
will continue the business. I Mr..
Dawson has taken wise step in the
start and is using printers ink.
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THE NEW DOMINION and Wheeling
Weekly Register $40 year. Send
in your subscriptions now and get
two cheap, good papers.
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A LARGE lot of different kinds of
seeds have been sent the University
by the Agricultural Department at
Washington City. .zslaoe COS
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Mss. F. L. CHAFrEY, of Chicago,
mother of Mrs. J. K. Durr, died at
her residence in that city some days
since.