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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-19
THE nAKMoNIous DEmoCRAcY.

The Action Of the County Convention
Repudiated by the Executive Com.
mittee.
The Executive Committee Of the De.
mocracy OF Ohio county met at the Court
House, Saturday afternoon. Chairman
Kimberly occupied his seat aud Secretary
Pendleton welded the recording quill.
There were present, Messrs. Ankle, Of
Washington; Psndleton, OF Clay Kim.
berly, Of Union; Wheeler, OF Centre;
Handlan, OF Richie; Caldwell, OF Rich.
land; Montgomery, Of Liberty; and Bedil-
lion, Of Triadelphia.
1t being necessary 10 gil the vacancy oc.
casioped by the resignation of Gregory
Warner, OF Webster district, Mr.. Ankle
named Councilman John Warehouse,
who was elected,
Hon ]. J. Woods, Of the Congressional
Committee, appeared and reminded the
committee that it would be necessary to
prepare for the reception OF the delegates
TO the Congressional Convention which
meets in this city on August II. Alter 3
short discussion 1t was decided to app int
a committee Of citizens, and the following
list was selected 10 assist Senator Woods:
Washington, Vim. A. Wilson; Madison,
F. P. Mcneil; Clay, NJ, J. 0'Ksne; Union,
George G. Hannah; Centre, ". l.. Hearne;
Webster, N. Reister; Richie, j. @. Pick,
EFT; Liberty, S. s. Jacob; Richland, Peter
Delaplain; Triadelphia, Thos. 0'Brien.
The committee then went into executive
session, excluding reporters and others.
Alter the usual levy was made upon the
various candidates, the matter Of dele.
gates to the State and Congressional Con-
ventions was taken up, and the action OF
the last County Convention in choosing
delegates to the latter was ignored. As a
result Of the committees deliberations
primary elections will be held next Satur.
day, July 81, at the usual voting places,
for the election OF delegates to both the
State and Congressional Conventions.
Five delegates will be elected from all dis
tricts to each convention. The polls in
the country districts will be open from
TO Q o'clock, and In the city from 8 to 8.
The committee appointed full list OF
judges for all districts, who will certify the
result OF the election to the Executive
Committee, a meeting oil which will be
held on Monday, July Goth, for the pur.
pose OF canyassing the returns and declar.
ing the result.
At the same time candidates for the va.
rious district offices will be voted for, as
follows: Two Justices oil the Peace, one
County Commissioner, two Constables and
one School Commissioner.
AS before stated, the primaries will be
held at the usual places, exceptin Triadel-
phia district, where an additional polling
place has been designated, being Woods
school house.
The State convention will be held at
Martinsburg on Wednesday, July 2Sth.
The Congressional convention will meet
in this city on Wednesday, August 18th.
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Noun, de ChantaL

EdItors GutslliEenesr.
The public welfare is in no country so
dependent on education as it is in ours.
Every effort to promote its standard may
be regarded as public benefaetion. The
early devotion in the educational history
Of America to foster the Intellectual adj
yapcement Of the youth has grown. with
the Republic, emerging from the colonial
system, and the special efforts in behalf oil
the education and culture OF girls have;
during the last two centuries, eclipsed
those of the old world. The best evil
dences OF our national progress are fur
nished by the number OF educational in:
stilutions and public schools scattered
throughout the land, and TO them we look
for the perpetuitY OF liberty and the main
tenauce OF our national power, as we look
above to the light otthe sun and the dews
OF heaven for the life OF vegetation.
West Virginia, although young in State
existence, is happily favored with almost
UNSURPASSED opportunities for the highest
culture OF our youth. The general pro-
gressiyeness OF her citizens and the recog-
milton OF the fact that the only indestruct-
lille inheritance is the wealth OF educa.
ton and Gu ture, admits the hope that
the support extended to the different insti'
tutions OF the State may be creditable to
Its citizens.
An examination OF the prospectus OF
one OF our best institutions in the State,
that of the Wheeling Female Academy,
at Mount do Chantal, for the academic
wear OF 1879 so shows that Of 81 pupils 40
only represent West Virginia, while 81
come from distant States and Territories.
Such is the acknowledged high charac.
ter of the Institute. The spacious and
modern arrangement OF the buildings and
playground, the healthtnlness and pic.
tures1ue condition OF the location, within
easy reach Of the city Of Wheeling, by the
Washington branch OF the B. 4 o. and
Elm Grove railways, and the terms 80
moderate, that the small attendance from
the city aud State, seeks an explanation
elsewhere. How then is this disparity to
be explained?
A visit to the Institution impresses the
observer not only with feelings OF grateful
pride for its founder and those who have
aided in establishing the noble work, but
the inspiration OF the high intellectual
character, the frankness and sincerity gov.
erning every expression of the honored
DirecIress and Sisters in charge OF the
Academy, quickly dissipaLe every aPpre.
hension that religious conversion and ed.
ucational trust are synonymous.
Prejudice belongs to the past-the
broad culture Of the age tends TO free the
mind OF intolerant influences.
Should not educational works entitlt
themselves to our care and liberality,
without reference to their founders or
special supporters? And may we be per
mitted to add that there is no institution
in the State OF West Virginia which cal
presents higher claims for the confidence
and support Of our citizens than thu
Wheeling Female Academy Of Mount de
Chantal. p.
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A BAD MAN WITH A PIsToL.-Saturday
night man named Mike Rankin, stone
cutter, 1rom Washington county, Pa,
said TO be an employe OF Black 4 Bro,
the marble workers, was out for time,
and he had it. He amused himself for
some time by yelling for Hancock, and
about half past len, rs he was going up
Sixteenth street, he drew revolver, and,
looking about for target, spied the large
giEss globes in front OF the English Luth.
eran Church, and bazed away. He fred
Eve shots, some OF them striking the
globes and some not. Officer Miller then
came down like u wolf on the iold" and
attempted to gpther Rankin in as hen
gathers her brood, but Rankin wou'dn't
gather. He kicked and he bit, and he
ilourished his revolver, and made himself
so troublesome generally that the pop.
lare /" was Obliged 10 take his club and
knock bis prisoner into the gutter. This
was the signal for Rankin's friends TO In.
teriere. Encouraged by their action Ran.
kin rose aud began 10 fight again. Miller
had blown for help, hut It was several
minutes before officers McCully, Shorts,
Drfbaugh and Rutherford reached him,
and In the interval Bill had about all he
could handle. When the reiniorcenents
arrived Rankin aud friend named Eu.
gene CaGy, we'll known to the police, were
b1Ih led oil, though both resisted strenu;;
ously. aud were urged on by the crowd
VINO followed at their heels saying, Zone
Of you cant take EN-" Another one OF
the crowd, whose name Is unknown, Is
wanted for bis part In the melee, Cady
and Rankin will Sppear at Judge Crans
ner'S reception this moi9ipR'
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A FRIourFUL FALL.-Last nights Gin.
cinnati Enquirer contains the following
item concerning Wheeling boy, well
known to many OF our readers:
Jim Robinson, Of Wheeling, W. Va,
cook OF the Duncan House, Central ave.
nue. aud Longworth street, met with q
fearful accident at one o'clock this morn.
ing. While intoxicated he started up.
stairs toward his room, but when he
reached the third story landing he STUN.
bled and pitched out through the third
story window, striking the pavement be.
low on his left hip. They picked him up
and carried him into an adjoining physi.
clans Office. Thence he was removed to
his brothers house, on Race street. Rob.
inson Is very dangerously hurt.
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connoNwEALru DISTRIBUTION co.
Third Anniversary Drawing, July sIst

Third Anniversary Drawing, July sist.
On July 3lst, the Commonwealth Dis.
tribution Company will celebrate the third
anniversary 81 its popular drawings at
Macauley's Theatre. The usual scheme
OF 1850 prizes, amounting to Sll2, 400, will
be distributed. An institution that has
had drawings for this length of time, NOT
EVEN PosTPoNISd FOR A SINGLE DAY. and
at the same time gaining the good will and
confidence Of its patrons for integrity and
fair dealing, certainly deserves favorable
mention.
1t costs only So for ticket in the draw
ing on the Slst lust, aud you should re-.
nit at once TO R. NJ. BOARDMAN, COur.
ier-Iournal building, Louisville, Kentucky,
or same person at No. 307 Broadway, New
York-the big prize may fall TO you.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Particulars About Pr0mine
nnd Popular People.

and popular People.
Mr.. E B. Bowie, OF Bellaire, was In the
city over Sunday.
Mrs. Katie Pearl, Washington, Pa,
jewel, is whiting Wheeling friends.
Miss Annie Hay, Of Baltimore, is visit.
ing Miss Cora Z4ue, OF the Seventh ward.
Mrs. L @. LAzier left Thursday morn.
inv on visit to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NaS Dominion.
Mis-. Casper Hel, OF East Wheeling, re.
turned from Germany, Saturday, well
pleased with her trip.
Miss Annie NJ. Copeland, OF Staunton,
Nass., is the guest OF Mrs. Col. Spaulding
Wallace, at Mt Belleview.
Miss Emma Ewing, Of Wheeling, is the
guest OF Miss Blassie Martin, in the lower
ward.-Aioundsvii Reporter.
Mrs. Charles E. Ward and children, Of
Wheeling, are visiting friends in Wash.
ington. Washington Reporter.
Mr.. r. A. Ankle, the sweet singer OF
the Independent Republic, returned Sat.
urday from visit 10 Cleveland.
Misses Emma Delbrugge and Lena
Mason, OF the South Side, returned Satur-
day from iortnight's visit to Pittsburg.
Mr.. Tommy Kenney, OF the Yigilant fire
company, is once more at his post OF duty,
after several days absence at Put-in-Bay.
Miss Whiteside, OF Wheeling, was visit
ing Misses Genie and Lulu Bishop on Fri
day and Saturday last.-KingroOd Journal.
Miss Ida Richards, OF Wheeling, is visit
ing the Misses Carney. corner OF Green
and Seventh Streets arkersbtTg Walking
Beam.
The Parkersburg Sentinel predicts that
when Senator Joe Wood runs for any Of
fice he will have the support Of every
newspaper in the State.
Mrs. Col. Delaplain and family left on
the St. Lawrence Saturday en- route to the
White Sulphur Springs for the heated sea.
son. The Colonel will join them in few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zoeckler, OF Leaven-
worth, Kansas, are visiting at the resi-.
denCe OF Mr.. Zoeckler's father after an alb.
sence OF ten years.
The Greenbrier Independent notes the
presencea at Lewisburg aud vicinity Of the
following Wheeling visitors: Mrs. Gov.
Matthews, who is visiting at Mrs. Judge
Fry's; Mrs. Coleman Anderson, the guest
of Gov. Prices family; and Miss Jane
Mitchell, who is at W. H. MontgomerY's,
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COM mIssIoNER's SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF CHER
" BY HILL FARM.
Mary NJ. Terrill


John Tenill and Others
ny virtue Of the decree Of the County Court oil
Ohio County. West VLglnia, entered on tue 10Th day
slgued Commissioner named 10 sati decree will, on
SATURDAY, AUGU T 7ru, 1850,
beginning At l0o'clock NJ, on thP premises sell the
Wing described real estate, that Is 10 La tract
Of land In Ohio cou"ty, Wet Wiz iUia. known rs
died SEIZED bounded rs follows viE Iegln-
Ming at Wild cherry on Suort cree corne 10 Ni-
liam Busby, David SnOdgraSs, !. and NJ Waddlc, and
thence s'u'h ~, west 50 poe' 10 post; tnce
south 49, west IS poles To fA en- sugar tree; thence
north ~, west ~ percn 10 al 1h aud sugar rec;
thence south 26H". west IS 10 poles TO pVsI;
then south S21So east lN5 poles 10 post thence
south with sawtes line II 7l0 poles apps thence
south 2Ss, west 10 poles 70 q slon; hHuce south %,
west % poles 10 st, thence outh si' wes o. poles
10 an ash stump; thence south So, East 6-l0tO n
pos or buckeye themes south 5s' east Is 6I0 poles
10 IN elm; thence north Siho, east ll5 6-O poles to
linn; thence south S0h0, east 30 poles TO an elm
stump, corner u o Wallace, on the South Branch Of
ShOrtcreek thence 10 northern direction down said
creek with the IN al deTs thereof l27 $40 pO e. 10
post NOR s. camore tree where the :wU branches
Of said creek unit; thence North $50 west 1863 poles 10
the place OF b ginning; containing two hundred and
htty HcTeS more or less.
TERMs oP SALR.-onI- third Of the purchase
money, and much In0rn ~ the purchaser may cleo
ash In hAnd the residue In two eqGa' instAllmentF
payable re,pe lively In One and two years iroD the
Day Of sae, with interest from hat day, purchaser TO
give bond Tor the deferred nstalImens, and tn title
to be retained until payment Of the purchase money
10 full.
special Commissioner.
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NALE OF STOCKS ANp BONDS.
HRRvEY, Auct
E,OR SALE.

FOR SALE
MarSlon Of Rev. J. A. Rroyt, Wt't lhsn!, /.
Va. Comfortable Ie'ideles Of s'E'ess ~, ,,s4
lent garden, and OnhI d clrsnnS oa' ~
price 8? UOO-Or more ground VIII r. it,,,t4l
Elegant Brick DErIlluIl cofhtf VAN ~, ~ ~
street,, containing two large shft "''-'
style, Gnd fourteen dStlllns folln,i ,,,, sf.s
One Store RON, With eve Outl.loi Al ta,sa
Twenty -ElKth aud Market ilieI% III N
sIand, One desirable family TtGidrnp tII
NJ nyoDeTty). CLapllue sitcl. llGe 90 ~
fsIitpce, : cInIty G. W, CttPli1e nee
RrIck Dw,IIInH, six rooms, Fifteenth 'i,ss -
rant IuhstAnIial residence cghi 70 'a,,'' t,F,s
Fifteenth street. One lgt -'iJfI ~ hi'Ss ,} -.ii
i. FIont street, lIPi. Oh'to''HG' Ina. "
Zlno ttret, I'bhl One 'Ho-'h' - lIiS
,oomv n. Harm street, Island ls- N
ing ami "a ,ensT,lc lnls, Iurhil ih'' -, u
igo-,t",y 6iIck DWELLING ilshp"llh, l,,,.l
tWS-sioTy hid DWELLING, lngTi eo9lIns i,t -
and rhcsu. One tWo-lt7tI lfe. Nt.nt
nIomS. Z cbtecnth street, uncty,,-'IS'' ~
TsTy rhOsn md de,irable, Nc uE eh y, H., y.
mil ing III ia The rity hud and o. H' VA Sc
That beautiful COluee, cisgt f0'~' ~
n. York street, lsIsBd' -.,. ,,J aalnst ~
FOR REST-4 cymiotlbr Wy o,n,b ~" )
depCS, LIhP r0OlnS, orlnr'ttr lo'iT'T s., r.'sss
smsll frame I0nPmrnt, iWo 10 no, o. 40
A fir,tc'aI new brick ave i,uS s.. il., NE
Fifteenth street. \ tHt''GIiS ,s,,b hsl ~,
Al, az A dies rahle iUoAin'i W 4, ~
,nnw, oel1 Tbapiitr street ~ "if ~ ,stba
JWsIiIuT Ioons, IIa Nam street ; Ia L.rh
and dr,Irnble Office sni 'ls'plhs Ii,h,pHN
buIljIns. 1911 NaTke, street ~ n ,i,r.
I U%h,o's, 81. Hiork iTulni MILd wv i.,b
In1aIrs Of ALIXtSDtR BN' ii,lsyrIf=
q and RAJ ksA,e AIrhi, Ae'
Crargls'L OK,
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WARRINGTON, July ID A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rains, south
west winds, stationary or lower tempera'
ture and lower barometer.
For the Lake regions, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather, with occasional rains,
winds mostly from the northeast 10 south;
east, stationary or lower temperature and
generally lower barometer.
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CAMPAIGN MusIc.-You can take your
choice, Gen. Garfeld's Grand March, 40
cents; Beneath the Dear Old Flag Again,
song, 40 cents. Both have handsome pic.
lures OF Gen. Garfield. Gen. Hancock's
Grand March, 40 cents; When Hancock
Taxes the Chair, song, 40 cents. Both
have handsome pictures OF Gen. Hancock.
VIII send all four for 81 %, or any two for
Is cents, free by mail. Address VIM. H.
Sheib, Music Publisher, Washington Hall.
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My wife looked like shadow, and
people declared she had the consumption.
Induced to take Hamburg Drops, the first
bottle improved her so greatly that her
friends would hardly believe their eyes,
and, after using a second bottle, she Is
looking SO we'll that the people are be-
ginning 10 believe in wonders. The
Hamburg Drops shall be the lifelong
stand by" Of myself and wife.
joins HARRTEL, Fremont, Ill.
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DR.. J. G. Mccoy. from the East, is in
Wheeling again, and will prolong his stay
until Monday, July 20, 1880. DR.. Mccoy
treats Chronic Diseases, Private Diseases,
Female Diseases, and Physical Deformi
ties. Consultation FREQ. Office 1910 Eof
street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Lost-Cow.
Regular Tuesday Packet-Andes.
Inman Line Of Royal Steamers.
Wanted-Carrier Boy.
Fnnnd-A Set OF Jewelry.
Ohio Wesleyan University.
A Cam-Arpxande Campbell.
Save Yonr Eyes i. G. Dillon. .
TO Cluse-1. Blum & Bro.-Head OF
local.
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The marks last evening indicated feet
inches and rising.
Business dull.
The st. Lawrence left for Cincinnati
Saturday evening with good trip out.
The local packets are making their usual
daily trips.
day, and will return tomorrow evening at
the usual hour for departure. Captain
Charley Muhleman commands and Clerk
Ed. Muhleman presides at the office.
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7AuI7x,SPH7r. MI7Aw.l2x.3 M.7p.N
IS 81 s. IS "a IS 80 Is
1879. ~ 1850.
x.7P.N.I7A.N. IAN. mi ?. NJ
IS 81 81 IS s " IS ~
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"THRY cannot all lie," was the observa
ton OF one while reading the endless testi
monials to "Dr. Lindseys Blood Search.
err" Il is iniallible.
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EVERY lady having any disease peculiar
TO her sex should call OH DR.. ], G. Mccoy.
The Doctors wife assists in treating iemr'e
patients. Consultation iIes. Office 1910
Eot street, Wheeling, W. Va,
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A sSIGNEEs NoTICE.-TnE FlRY

A SSlGNEES NOTICE.-TnE FlRY
"A Of bel or schTCln 'lv bs BY D,,i III
signment, dated July 5, ISS0, tdaly tt.tIvI 4 n
Clerks once Of the ouhly tout 4 tho asirl
assigned TO me ~ Of their stock Of Dry Go, SGs.
cerles, &c. &c, 10 trtir s,Ufe, corn Il Ihr,aS
and ChApllne streets 10 the IItJ Il Wht.NaLnIS
as all boo accounts, botss, denind, an bt,,,fI.
aid firm, In truS for the Ten d. u TIE IN NJ 7
said arm, all psHo - knO IiltnA q sst.
debted 10 s,i hrm are uOlasl 10 xiii ta,a,Ih
once lth the uld ersIgnel, OF Istir iSrOluI N i
put In the la dsOt prop legal oaae,nls ti.ti :
and all prisons having eillmA Vt drtuIod, az
said hFm vi | present. the nas 10 III, la uttn
The sad stock Of goods viii be abIo,ei 0! Il NJ
for few days, uniess 40 auction ar u ullI /
goods be deemed more adVAalSge ", 10 Il, ur.a1
and 10 that event due uOtiSe Of hsIn,
given. Dlv FIR. UkI4
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A sSESSMENr NOTICE.


Public notice Is hereby Sireu to al r,n.,, i,'..
ested tnat the Assessor elected b. ~ so', ~;
the CITY Of Wheeling have tOnpelsi :, -. al-
ment for the year, and uhle istuft tL,,s ~ y
ONCE. Any perslu wishing 10 lpyr,i ip1 i N ,,'
ment or desiring ny cftttIOni made nj ~.
At the CITY Building before ii. Hoard ii EqIigss
and q Appeal, on Toe 18Th pIf0 Jul lsV. b
lime at the sid City BnIdItE u h,f m ~.
10 said NsSeSlnCnt and reTp and II ii NJ ~.
ALk&, UPpLGBlFL
lltJ ii
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KRAMkR's full band will give a choice
concert at Henry Lehnert's Fountain Sa
loon, this evening,
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WayerIy Seminary,

No. III2 II. 81, N. W. washinrton, u. 4.
BpGrIIn aud Day School for 20 ng ladies. touBe
OF instruction borough and pr greSsve. AdVnnt-
ages nnt class Best professors emp owed. Session
openS Sept 20th For circulars Apply 10
Mils IIPS(.' MIR PFIncipAI.
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DoN'r foRG EFT to go to the Fountain Sa.
loon this evening, aud listen to the music
by Kramer's full band.
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EDUCATIONAL.
GlNCINNATI LAW SCHOOL,

The Forty. eighth Annual Term begins Thursday,
October 18th, 1880 and continues seven mouths
Terms 500 hrSt year $50 sPco"d year. For Catalogues
or ITcul Ts address the Dean,
nMSRAKnH JACOB B. cox. Cincinnati, o.
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IHERHuAsrEs hKUoHU.-rhe following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, q
observed at schnepi's drag store, Opers
House corner:
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DusrEas and ulsters to be closed out
cheap At Blums'.
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LuScu.-There will be Soup Lunch at
@. r, Behler's Spring Garden Saloon, No.,
1920 Market street, this morning and
evening.
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SILVER TABLEwARE.-Rare Bargains al
the IeweIry Store Of
JACOB W. GRUB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Bantings
To be closed out cheap at Blums'.
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HOUSEKEEPING goods very cheap al
Blums',
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HESRY LEnSERr's Fountain Saloon will
be made doubly attractive this evening,
by the presence OF Kramer's band.
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Mr.. ALExASpIiR TURNER will open a
boarding house at the Moundsville Camp
Ground on Friday next,
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To be closed out cheap at BUNS.
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HAMILIlM FEMALE COLLEGE,

We'll selected course OF study. Special departments
for ali the ornamental branches. Faculty large,
able and experienced Extensive Grounds f0rrecreA'
un. EXcellCnt bul dlnHs, l6OK@ feet, four stories,
containing l2j apartments. CommOdOlS chapel.
Nice Recitation, Ornamental, Play AMI Bath l0olnS.
Warmed by steam and lighted with gas. oply two
young ladies' occupy room. Charges lower than any
school Offering equal advantages Ia the United States.
Session begins September l3h lSSl For terms, cat
AlOguCS and further PARTICULARS, address
j. I. PATTERSON, Pre- ihent, Lexington, Ky.
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-LIMEST0NE QuAggY
l on the Inc Of the C. 4 7, Rlilr u, tn Gt,
port, o., h'Ving switch 10 hObd ItVt1 ctn, h.sk
load stone, tools Of all kind, p0rtlbl. Rttsi
shops, lot Of track irUn ald can, &c IL lsag
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