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Spring Garden Items.

Have just completed picking and
packing 100000 sour oranges which we
bought of Geo. H. Norris, having con-
tracted with Mr.. Norris for his crop of
sweet oranges we expect to return to
Spring Garden Center the latter part of
October, 1880, to pack and ship the
same. The crop is expected to be
about 100000 or more. We came to
Spring Garden Center January LIST, 1880,
and since that time have been splendidly
entertained up to February 2Sth by Mr..
E. NJ. Turner, who is proprietor of the
Spring Garden Center Hotel, and we
can cheerfully and with pleasure recon-
mend this splendid rural home to inva-
lids and pleasure seekers as being the
place where they shall be greatly bene-
flied and entirely satisfied all at a very
reasonable figure. j. s. Mort.
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Explanatory.
Editor of The Florida Agriculturist:

Editor of The Florida Agr1cultur1st:
Your Correspondent, Mr.. Alfred
Aver, in your issue of March 3rd, re-
fers to myself as having recommended
salt as fertilizer for orange trees.
The gentleman is mistaken; l have
never recommended the application
of salt to orange trees. In common
with many other ingredients of val
liable fertilizers its direct application
would be injurious Mr.. Aver, doubt
less refers to my article on orange
culture in the AGRICULTURIsT tor
January IA, where reference is made
to compost of muck and succulent
vegetable tissue decomposed by the
aid of lime and salt mixture.
The latter ingredients render the
muck triable, and are valuable only
in new chemical combinations with
the acid in the muck, forming solu-
BILE compounds suitable for plant
food. In this compost the distinctive
character OF the salt, (cloride of sodi,
um) is lost. By new combinations
it forms soda and chloride of am
monia, the latter passes into solution
and becomes an active fertilizer, the
former neutralizes insoluable ele-
ments, thus forming new and valu-
able compounds.
A. III. MANvILLE.
Lake GeOrqe, FId., March 5. 1880.
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Agricultural Societies.


Florida Fruit Growers Association.--Dr.
H. Elliot sec Live Oak; d. S, Place, cor.
Sec, Waldo.
New Smyrna Agricultural and Fruit
Growers SOciety.-Dr. J. NJ. Hawks. pres.;
NJ. B. Rolf and NJ. Lewis, vice-pres'ts.; w.
S. Hart, sec. and treas.
Orange Ridge Agricultural and Immi-
grafton Society.-Dr. B. B. Bennett, pres.;.
John Cannon, Sec; j. Y. Parce, cor. sec.
DeLand. VOlusia Co. Weekly pleetings
Lake George Fruit Growers Associa-
tion.-H. w. Peters, NJ. D., pres. Drayton
Island; Judge A. B. Bartlett, vice-pres.-
pres, Drayton Island; w, H. Lente, Esq,
vice-pres., Seville; A. II. Manville, Esq,
sec., Lake George; Rev. L. Hind, cor. Sec.
Georgetown; S. U. Hammond. ESQ.,, treas;
Sort Gates.
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Seventh Annual Meeting of the
Florida Fruit-GrOWerS'
ACcn0iOfinu
rom the Sun and Press.

From the Sun and Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 20, 1880.
DR.. G. J. Kenworthy, president in
the chair; d. HI. Elliot, secretary.
Minutes OF the previous meeting
read and approved.
The president addressed the asso.
citation upon the subject Of "Insects
in Florida Injurious to the Orange"
and called attention to others likely
to prove so, exhibiting specimens,
which were examined by the mem
bers through the associations micro
scope. Among them were the Mealy
Bug, DactGlopen 4Adopeduna; Gall
Berry Scale Ceroplastets Susci; Com.
mon Scale, COccus Hape,~idtna;
Long Scale, AspedeotuS Glocerin
Red Scale, AspeoedeotaS CirFouia.
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There was meeting ON February
Goth, of the officers and directors Of
Of the Il. p. c. & St. Johns Railroad
Company last Tuesday to perfect ar
rangements with Messrs. Armstrong,
VanFleet & Co., Of Chicago, for
building the road. Such arrange
ments were consummated as to in
spire confidence in the certainty of
the road being built and work com.
mencing at an early day. In fact,
these parties have obligated them
selves under $40, 900 bonds to have
some twenty miles of road completed
at the expiration of eight months from
the LIST OF last January. We feel
considerable confidence in the early
commencement of work. The COM
pany was reorganized.-ZTib,sae
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DaytOna Items.

Miss Lizzie Waldron has bought two
Ridgewood lots for $3.50. She intends
to prepare them this summer for plant
ing with orange trees next winter. Mr..
Grinman has bought H. P. Bryan's A
acre orange grove of sweet seedlings
set two years ago-for $1,000, and
has also bought twenty acres of good
hammock land of Messrs. Rogers, &
Jackson, and is planting II acres of it
in cane for seed to extend the planting
next year.
D. D. Rogers talks of putting up a
steam sugar mill and refinery next fall,
to work up the cane raised in this vicin-
ity which will encourage more extern
sive cane planting.
DIR. Martin, of Philadelphia, who has
spent the last few months with us, likes
the climate and the sport of fishing SO
well that he has concluded to leave bis
family here for the summer and re.
turn early in the fall. w.
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THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST.

Groacers' Association, IN convention
assembled, That we protest against
any interference with the Agricultural
College Fund of Florida, as indicated
by said resolution of the Legislature.
and that we solicit our senators and
representatives in congress to use
their influence TO let the fund be ap-
propriated and applied as originally
enacted by congress.
Resolaeed, That the president and
secretary Of our association commun-
icate Immediately with our delega-
ton in congress, making known our
wishes in the premises, and ask that
the same be submitted for the favor
able consideration of congress.
After several speeches favoring
the spirit of the resolution the asso-
citation adjourned to Friday evening,
SAME place, at Sp. m.
Jacksonville, Feb. p, 1880.
DR.. G. J. Kenworthy, presiding;
D. H. Elliott, secretary.
Minutes OF previous meeting read
and approved.
The secretary was instructed and
authorized to memorabilia congress on
behalf of this association, aud in CO.
operation with the Florida Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical Association, pro-
test against the transfer of the agri.
cultural college fund to the common
school fund, and respectfully petition
congress to allow this fund to remain
subject to and for the use originally
intended.
w. H. Ashmead, of Jacksonville,
Florida, was appointed entomologist,
to the Fruit Growers Association OF
Florida.
MIR. Aashmead, the entomologist,
made few very interesting and in
structive remarks upon the habits of
the following insects:
INJURIOUS INSECTS
Long scale, dspidiotsts gIoverii; oval
scale, aspidiotats citricola; red scale
c1vysonsphdLus fcatS; broad scale, le.
cdaaiuna hesperidum; white scale (?),
mealy bug, dastylopias aclomic,tns
two species OF aphides, orange dog,
papitiO cresrhoaates; larva of noe
turnal moth, katydid ~, large grass
hopper, rlop,sIa naicroptera; tour leg
ged mite, aoltytoptxs Orleioorus.
BENEFICIAL INSECTS.
Chrysopa citri, n. sp.; scyrunaes
nai,euta, n. sl1;s lady bug, scynemaes
cervicolis; lady bug, c)tilicor'ts Bio
asl,aer1ls. ladss ks.a< aphilinus, ospioio-
tbs; ichnedmph fly, glorcis mite,
acarets gIOrcrei; red mite, ori6ates as
pidiotus; pr0cus citicolo; neurop-
ferrous insect found preying on the APP
hidesau larva of tachina fly and a
larva of an ichneumon fly.
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LOCAL INTELLIGEN & E.
County Officers of Volusia County.

County Officers of Volusia County.
State Senator.-Hon. Seth French, Or
ange City.
State Legislature. -Charles Dorughety.
Port Orange.
Collector of Revenue.-J. B. Jordan, De
Land.
Clerk of Court.-J. w. Dickins. Enter-
prise.
County Judge.-F. j. LaPenotiere. En-
terprise.
County Sheriff.-Wm. Cone. Volusia.
County Surveyor. j. Broome' De
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
James Rldeout, Oak Hill.
W.S. Ihayer. Enterprise
NJ. n. Voorhis, DeLand,
J. ID. Price, New Britain.
Joseph Underhill. Volusia.
InanleTS06iliS est vera ViTtatS.
Messrs. Ashmead Bros. are our agents
IN Jacksonville, and authorized to re-
ceive subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper.
Sabbath School next Sunday morning
at $50 o'clock, Mr.. J. Y Parce, Super
Mr.. Conklin's loss by the burning of
the mill will amount to $1,000.
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State OF the Weather

AT DeLAND.
For the week ending Sunday, March 7 1850:
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rna slrnnx..l Mnnin lhe World

Professor L. Proctor found at Reno,
in Nevada, man who claims Ia hv The
strongest man IA the world. Ills name
Is Angelo Cardela lie Is an Italian,
n,r.i thirty eight, aud stands five lrct iu
h,irht. Weighing one hurdrd and
thirty-eight pnunfs la appearance n
uoud,lunAlug son at Italy, With a heavy,
brnad lace, noble drVolopcment ~ ch, 1t
and shoulders, and larsc, Il shy hands
Ills strength Was born with hun, loT he
has had NJ athletic training. lie differs
irnu, other men chiefly in his osseous
sIructurr. Though not Ot unusal size.
his spiual column is double the OTdln-
srv WIdth. and his bones and joints are
made ON a similar aud generous scale,
lie can hit a mau Oi tao hundred
pnuUds With the middle finger at hls
,isht hand. The man stood With one
l,al on the door hls arm ouIsirerhtd
and his hands grasp, d by Two persnns
to balance his body. Cariela then
steamed down aud placed the tai Il I'm
ger Of his right hand under the nan :
1not. and deposited him on "A table near
al hand. Once two powerful lrishmen
nav laid Caplcla With intent In thrash
him. hut he seized one IN each hand
and beat them together I'LL life VAS near.
In hammered out Of them, Tie vas at
quiet and peacable disposition, and ms
strength inherited, for he states his
father was more powerful than himself
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n,hn nnn1Inmnn " no Wins

II YOU speak tie right word at the
,ipht time; ii YOU are careful o. leave
people with good impression, It YOU
du not tresspaSs on the rights oi others f,
II YOU do not put yourself unduly for,
ward, II Won do not lurlSt the courteslrs
which belong 10 your position, yuu are
quite sure tn accomplish much ~ lie
Which Others TAIL to This II where the
race n not Ia thu swift nor the battle tu
the strong IL is where you make
people ieel that you ARE unsrllish AMI
honorable and truthful aud sincere.
This is what society Is looking Tor "a
men, aud II IL astonishing how much
men are able 10 win Eli rrspe, aud
success aud us, fulucss Who T. ~sess
lhrsc qualities al good breeding IL Is
almost the Tuning point at success IA
ufartlchl nlp
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Trustees Sale of a + ins Residence

DY VIRTUE or A pFFD % Trust MADE
ID by Gsthstiue Nmship Emma Win hip
'raukltu g. Minship aud Mary v Ntuship M,
site IT, me - trustee, dstrd thr iHlh day of
Apui iu the year 81 and tCyuui,d Ia The
tkTk's Ufire OF the Count, Court ut Ohtu county,
Wet \iRinia, la ucci ol tui,i book No. ~, At
PAGE !, - shd s1l vii, on
SATURDAY, July 10, A. u. lSSo,
Reginuipg al 40 u'Cluus a. n, sell ~ puhlic auc
Usu al the ifaut dopf at ihr Iuuu House 81 AID
county, ia Ihr Iity 1T Wheeling. ths following
described utsl e,tats be sAii e ~ county and
stat,, to.giJ The sou h two.ihipis at lot uum-
bend our hundred and ututty hour. na the cgst
.idg uf thaViiuv street between wtutieth aud
rNcnO S',Ond strs.ts, Ia the fiiih gaId 81 AID
ciN. bylug the nj e>lstc Uuuyvy ~ iu Frank 70,
Mush,p, una dCoeassd ~ Matih, u Ntd
aud v t. hN d,sd dated iaruAl ! ls6l aud
unW Ot rrcphi la aid tiefk : ufh,p iu dsy7i bprk
u CA paxu o. Ca esid ,and 10 thg dc.irabir
biiyk usiisuor Ia which aid franklin " tnsLip,
nuW dossa-ed Formerly ~ ldgd
Title believed a. he Tsrfcct but selling ~ true
tof, S,il convey only shc title VESTED Ia me by
sAii deed 90 lrusi
TEEas 90 s,Ls-One third Of the pufrha
mnugl sud A. muc1 m0Fe - the puryha 20
may ele,l 10 pay, cash IN haul nn DAY {" ~
thc u'siiUe uf tuy parChsss money o. D. izl tt'ie
Ia two equal iusiallmcu'g iB one aud tao yrags
PspsuiiVsiy lrnm lhe day ~ sale, with iaIrrcst
tsereon iram ihAg day. psyablc scmi anuuailg
the puUhAseT d. tlIs uelts SrurUi ~ dycd ~
Trust upOR the pOpsrty spli, for AID dctrit'7i
instruments The pguh ser, asa further srnnA
or aid dcierr,d pay menlS. Nlil h. 2 guifrai %
have the dwelling on sald iand tusufei, iO-s "
aHy payable Ia the undetisnsed. Va rras0a
aide apa unit auii la eun aiY sAl.slactury D. nae
lasl ALFRED CALDakti.. Tra tee
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SOCIAL AMENITIES.

GRACE; 81 am going To see Clara to-
day, Have you any MESSAGE -, v ~ !,
lott: 81 wonder how you can Visit ha'
dreadful girl. Give her my love-"
IKsow he's an old bachelor, hOrrid grumpy
A nasty spiiefui, cross grained, ugly fright
wish, John, that such callers 10 your WE you
why 90 ] think him sIngls' Why On 'ohn'
Did you not % hear you stupid, YOU He called
NV -Indsrson's Amsrioaa Queen,
Para Ito Mabel, who has been TO q
Juvenile party)-"Did any one pay you
any attention, Mabp" Mabel III don't
know" Papa-"l mean, did any one
talk 10 you or dance with your Mapel
-"weil, there was little boy VINO
made faces at me-"
WY il q Zulu belle like prophet OF
oldp Because she has not much on or
In her own country.-Cncinndh Gd-
ietic.
or of the deep, my child, ou'otihe deep CONN.,
The rushing waves have made thee cold III
warm theo with leather strap, In.
Anu tcAln lntt tnhN W. iNhf w
the waves IN June. III. ,.,,
wiring out the water from my gol'en iooAs' pun
Nee fort Express.
A YOUNG man with an umbrella over
took an unprotected lady acquaintance
in the rain.storm Tuesday afternoon on
Washington street, and extending MS
umbrella over her, requested the pleas,
ure Of acting as her rain, beau "oh
exclaimed the young lady taking his
arm, "you wish me TO be your ram
dear" Two souls with but single un'
brella, two forms that stepped ~ one
Boston GlObe,
LRAr-year-she; Are You engaged
iorthe German2 lie with eagernersl
No, Pm not. She with pily); On,
that's too bad bee you laler'-ho'
mans Journal.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ramon Der,

that Dr.. Wislar's Balsam of Wild Cher
~ has proven itselllo bea positive cure
tor Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis
and all Lung diseases. IL has saved the
lives of many even alter the doctors hal
said there was 40 hope. Every one
declares that /. gocs right to the right
spot" soothing and healing as Il by ma.
gic al SORENESS oi throat aud lungs. A
single dose taken at bed time will gen
tly warm the blood, cause Refreshing
slumber, and by morning an ordinary
cough or cold will be- gone. None gen
uine without signature oi SANFORD q
Park. IAnse pint bottles sl.uO. Keep
a bottle always ou hand, IL Sill save YOU
many doctor bill. BE sure your drug
gist gets the genuine Tor you. lAughhn
Bros. Il Co., aud Logan, List \ Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West q
Gilmore, Agents tnr Bridgeport, %.
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Good Health Mascs Fsrrha 'saysn.

Remember that De Guysotts Yellow
D1rs aud Sarsaparilla has proven ltse'i
Ia to- the best hluoi purifier ever d,sc"N-
erred. and Is positive cuIo tor Scr'inla
and all Syphilitr disorders, McaSnrs
of the kidneys. all Nervous Disorders
and D.bllty, all Urinary aut Digestive
troubles. etc. Price 0i hrgc quart bot
Ties with uli directions. lh. As'ng'e
bottle will prove Ia you lts merits as a
health. pneaer, ior u acts Ike charm
relieving both physical aud mental dis'
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the many ms that flesh and blood Is heir
10. amt restoring the natural N,Eot 10
both mind and body, exhausted nv dls,
ease aud suffering II makes the old
feel young sud buoyaut. Ia makes the
yonns frrl eav. Laughlin Broe. \ Co.
AMI Logan, List SCo, Wholesale Agents,
Wine ling; West 4 Gilmore, Agents Tor
Bridgeport, U.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

4 final uu ~ How will the Ctrilii
Mpbuj,r charges against M' hIhr'
operator gave a dramatic turn Z" tue
interview IT, ,H,rJ pa Nr tultaN was
electric tie sprlug up ir'm tho bench
ON which bee was seated with a move.
mrnt thai startled his interrogation AMI
said hastily. 4 don't know anything
ah,ut that Nr Gutrll will have To-
Innk out ilr himself as veil ~ any other
man Idan't want b. talk about u AMI
nav, pu lime" Mr. tullaN bal turned
his back even before he finished the
sentence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

TnE Liver il more frequently the seat
nl disease than ia generally supposed,
Tor upon its regular action depend, IN
a great measure, the powers al the sto-
mach, bowels, brain, and the whole ner'
vous system. Regulate that important
oru 10y taking Summons Liver Rcgu-
lator, aud You prevent most oi the dts
eases that flesh Is heir Ia.
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Commissioner sale


nv THAT PART OF TllE GRANT HOUSE,
~ property formerly known ~ the Kramer
House.
Ia tie MuniCipa Court ~ Nheolingi
James n. fancy aud Emily b. TaneJ,
susannAh Lewis. Louis woodnansee and Others,
IN CuAsCtAN
By virtue 0i decree entered In the Municipal
CntiTt oI v healIng, tn the above entitled cause,
nu the nth day 81 May, lhsO. the undersigned
spccll Commissioners named IN Said decree,
will, on
SATURDAY, THK lOrH DAY Of JULY 100,
BEGINNING at Ooclock A n, sell at pphlic snc
unn, at the irunt dour ~ the OuH House ~
ohio county, IA the hishesl biihuf, the iullgw
ing descrihod real tiie, that " Ia gay !he
q tth tao thiris part, forty bur bet IA width
81 lat numbered thifIy nine ~, situated on The
easi tide III Main street UcaT Tenth slroyt ~ the
CT, az \ heeliug Ia OHIO cuuuty, West NininiA
T1ass ~ s.IE-ibnv-thid Of the puuhAss
muli,y, and sueh further suIn ~ the putcha-e
may elect in cash the . inaindJ ~ lwp rqu'l
annual inslaiimeut,, with Interest from TIE day
~ sale the purchaser Ia give bOilds With security
cor the def ned payments, aui N. ~, to ~.
tanned a. additional ssCufiy until the pun has
nonry II fully paid wv thskl ~ NJ,
WN 4. nUbBthD.
special Domm ss'""sT
wHTEIiRG, June q, lSsi leaw
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A Gard

To all who are Suffering from the err
roTs and indiscplions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
sc, will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE oF CHARsE. This great RENE
dy vas discovered by a mis- onaTy IN
south Africa. send selt-addressed en-
yelope Ia the Rev. Joseph I. Imam,
Station ID, New York City.
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A Household Need.

A book on the Liver, It's diseases and
their treatment, sent Tree. lncluding
,reatisss uhan Liver Complaints, Torpid
Liver, Jauudire, Biionsness hesdacno,
Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria, rtcI
Address Dr. sanford, lo2 broadway,
New York City, n. 7.
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WuEN galiny in your lovers eyes,
How snuu his scusr ri rapture dies
II there ~ sweetness IN your breath ,
Ii hy your failing teeth bc shown
That SuZnpUNr tn yuu's unknown,
And that Your mont n suffering death.
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linn Iahln ". &C. G. r. r.

~ AND NIItV WIuNt,pNN. ItNE q
~ I,vi cen. ru tb Wu,,'tug uud tln UruyJ
TaIluuHi will IUU Hs follows.
ttI. Ftu .tF.t tufU ,u.u tut col the toad /
Z. 800 \ 20. buH i,.E .JN thereafter every hail
buuT until Iuu.t'r.h r u.tNy-pt thH follow iH u
trit. which will I. uutitiud uu week ,isys. W..
90 ..art A.. O. ut"t % .ur NJ. uUd uu SuudtN
.tt. a.afuuIr H.uyt .Ut ulIs viii by
umttt.i Capital ,i.,b uwr
tu.. & tUpNIINET. ~upt
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW LECTURES tNINE WEEK
- ~. bcgtu 18th july isN0 aud end slh sep
trmG,T itayr pruyed ut siRusl us,'-isj. tu stu
iCut- Whu dusiLu to puuuu their stUdus ~ thl.
co. other law ~huol -, a. these Who propose
tu rad privately aud SRI, tn prH,tiUuU. O. vtu
have not had The advantage oi Systematic iu
SANCTION for ctu UlaT apply o. q University
ui Va Ia ions d AISoE, rrot ION aud
stat Law. mallMNn
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sTUtIatpnia Ar,rmtuo tstf..u thi. train only
nuns between Nh..ItJI. BuH tuuiylphia.
tusi1 except SUNDAY NysaIs Arrummuda
tuu
tsfrubruyNIu Accommodation THIS trttu
dGriuE tb, H4t iH.-,.. hy, kvIIi But hJwATi be-,
tween Martins FyUry aui H,Iiairv, stopping
when frvutr.i ut "byrWau liuusy, ttnayillg,
West N hyrituE sut tJIy.I iiill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

Qua drug stores are now supplied with
"Malt Bltters," the new Food Medicine
which has done 30 much good aud comes
10 us 40 highly recommended. Try IT,
II NAV save You heavy doctors bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
Dissolution Notice

'I,HE FIRM HEkRTuFORE fkIsTIH0
aud the name 81 McFaddcn a shepard
has thi, day been Dissolved b, mutual oouscnt
Mr. shepard uIifinE Nc. McfAdden will con
time TIE bustutss al The old siaud, No. ' u
Market street aud will settle up she business Oh
tne al Gfm per-nus knOwing themssives III
drhted will please call aud .,t'le Immediately
J. u. hCfAbDfs,
A. II. SHEPARD
ATRiI & iSS0 aph
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
EDUCATIONAL.
WESI vlRulNlA uNlve RSlIY.

NlEE DEPARTMENTS or STUDY IENT
y booEs furnished at Cvst, calendar arranged
% -utt teach cu. expenses for one year from SIZE
70 ifn, AGA sUCtailan, liberal, thorough. Pail
Term hrsiug September %, is7p
For Catalogues and other information, apply
10 the Ptcs lCut, J. X THOMPSON, Morgan
town. West Va. sg1cgh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

Trsins mase osEneeti0a nth y. 40. sEd g. a
2. railroads AL rains nlh daily. saBdsJ en-.
oegssd s. T.. MOONEY, President
6KO. HESEY. GsE1 Manager syS
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Bs,Iaire and Southwestern r. r.

COADkNsED TIM. rAbLE
DEAsD ATTN Mason 81. lss1 TRAIsr
~ sill arrive and dsIAu ~ Hose, BsiiaiTe