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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-07-05

THE BLACK Troops. Col. Cameron
in his speech accepting the piebald
ticket, said: II don't propose to carry
the scar into africa but africa into
a0or!" What! Is it possible!! Came
ron the leader of the black troops! Ca
meron who so vivldly pictured the hor-
rors of negro rule in Louisiana, threat
eniDg the white people of Virginia with
negro domination? Cameron, the chiv-
alrous lad of eighteen, who shouldered
his musket to defend his native State,
seeking the aid of the negro troops to
subjugate the white men of Virginia
Oh, consistency, thou art jewel !
Lexington Gazette.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-07-05

KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-Dur
the storm on Friday of last week, Law
renee Payne, was struck by lightning,
from the effects of which he died the
next morning.
+ The deceased was about twenty five
years OF age, and lived with his brother,
John Payne, about mile and half
from Lignum, in this county. At the
time of the accident he was cutting
wood near his brothers. house. The
bolt stunned him, and he remained in
sensible until few minutes before he
died.
About week before this NIFTY Dog
gett. who lives in the same neighbor-
hood, was stunned by a stroke of light.
ming, but recovered.-Culpeper Espo-
N6nt.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-07-05

"Amantba." he murmured, with
pathos in his voice. why do you culver
at my touch? Why do you shrink
from my embrace as the startled fawn
trembles at the rustling of the autumn
1eaves?" 1--WE been vaccinated," she
said.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-07-05

CAMERoN's RECORD.-We find in the
Washington Post the following criti-
cism of Col. Cameron's record:
Probably no man could have been
chosen for the place so open to attack as
Colonel Cameron. If the free vote and
full count plank is to be discussed, any
virtuous deliverances of Colonel Cam
eron on that subject will be answered
by the political history of Petersburg,
bis home, where for ten years his Re-
publican allies loudly protested the
champion cheating of the Common
wealth was carried on, and claimed they
would prove it. IF the reputation of
over twelve millions of the State: debt
should !e the feast to which he will in
vite the people, he will be confronted by
his own vehement demands, that every
dollar of the principal and six per cent.
of the interest should be paid in FULL
When a proposal was made to ask West
Virginia to assume one third of the
principal, he denounced it with passion
ate reproaches as dishonest reputation,
those who advised it! Finally, when
the real cohesive principle of the Ma
hone Observation-Disclosures of Mahone-is
in question, he will be confronted with
his attacks on Malone, surprising in
violence anything that Senator Hill
ever 'ilsinuafed' or Senator Butler
'provedsy for he was once bitterly hostile
to Malone, whose business perform
anceS, and the legislative methods by
which he undertook to advance them,
elected from Colonel Cameron a
prodigality of denunciation rarely sur
passed-and all in print.U
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-07-05

Bashfulness may sometimes exclude
pleasure, but seldom opens any avenue
to sorrow or remOrse.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-07-05

An old couple were walking down the
street not long ago reading signs, when
they ran across one which the old man
read thus: "Johnson's Shirt Store"
"Well, I declare Z" exclaimed the old
lady, II wonder how he tore it !"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-07-05

Modesty is a shining light: it pre-
pares the mind to receive knowledge,
and the heart for truth.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-07-05
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

The root Of all benevolent actions is
filial piety and fraternal love.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-07-05

He that eateth more than he ought
maketh more diseases than he can cure.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-07-05

NARROW EsCAPE-On Friday last,
Louie; a little daughter of Mr.. James
Brown, of this place, aged ten or twelve
years, went into the kitchen to kind1e
a fire, accompanied by her little sister,
who is but two years old. With the
thoughtlessness Of a child she took a
coal-Oil can with her and attempted to
start the fire with kerosene. An ex-
plosion and report followed, which
alarmed, not only the members of the
family who were at home, but the i'm
mediate neighbors. The can fortunate
ly contained but little oil, but the flame
was sufficient to burn both the children
quite severely. The elder girl ran out
of the room when the explosion took
place, but recolIecting that her little
sister had been left behind she returned
and found the little child vigorously
patting her head with her hands, endea-
voring to extinguish the fire in her
burning hair. With rare presence of
mind, Louie picked up bucket of
water and threw the contents over her
sister, thus saving her from more seri-
GUS Injury than she received, and pro-
badly from death. Both the children
were badly burnt. but are now doing
WE'LL Charlottesville Chronicle, TIME
24th.
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SEWING MACHINES.
WOOL! WOOL!

Our farmers will find that washed and un-
washed wool. # Of The best quality. FREE from
the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE Black
Wool does not bring as much when shipped
and may be as useful at home. Call and see
US before selling,
mayH BAKER BROTHERS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-07-05

O7O WEEK. $l2 day at home easily
10 - made. Costly Outfits free. Address
marl5-ly* TRUE & Co., Augusta, Maine.
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her feet care YOU sure that you exist
Are YOU sure that the sun win rise tp-mor-
row. e
GeorSs Simpson did NOT reply. He had
lived in Chicago many yelFl, and bad long
since quit betting on slre things 4
80 alFe, said Miriam, as yon planet
that shines sobriRhE ~ N the eastern horizon
will be there when another day shall have
run it's course, so sure is It that my love tor
you will never, can never, fade or talter."
George liked this. He didn't know what
horizon meant, and was tribe ha3y about
planet but when Miriam talked about the
day running It's counse he was at home. He
visited a running course every summer,
and generally got his money on the wrong
horse, II must test her love, hesaid softly
to himself, and turning to the girl he said
And would you prove your love, my
own?" "a.
Would ], my darling' Try mei thai
is all ask"
Bending low over the tiny pink ear
George Simpson whispered into 1t Q few
earnest words A rosy blush sutfused
AIiriam's cheek rs she rose, and without q
word led George to her fathers room. "ln
there" she said, fare pants till you cant
The door closed behind him with {
heavy clang. Five minutes later he
emerged clad in pair Of trousers belong
ing to the naughty pork.pacser.
Miriam had proven her love,
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II Is ANNOUNCED in the dispatches to-day
that Congressman Jotgenseh, Of Virginia
has been so moved by the sight Of Senator
Malone voting with the Republicans for d
President Of the U. =, Senate as to issue q
circular appeal tc the Republicans Of thai
State TO vote the Malone Qseadjuster,
ticket. This appeal will probably close Ut
the ranks, and practically secure a solid
Republican cooperation, as 1orgensen h
an influential Republican. Malone made
speech the other evening to the New
York Union League, in which he claimed
that his party was the real genuine debt.
paying party Of Virginia, and that the
Democrats were mere pretendes on that
question. He said that they promised
much and performed nothing, while his
following promised that which Is ptactica.
bic and intended to religiously perform IL.
This, he said, was the difference between
the so-called Fuhdets and the Readjusters
on'the debt question. On other important
questions he explained the difference 10 be
as follows.
"Other questions concern us in Virginia
besides that Of the public debt. One Of
the most important Ia the question OF The
education Of ouf children. In one year Of
the administration Of our party we have,
by economy and the Observance OF the
laws % we found them, doubled the mum.
Der Of our schools and doubled the NUN.
her Of our pupils, black and white. We
have paid back to the school ftnd Si60.OOO
81 the mpney which had been improperly
borrowed it6m II Another, and 4 great
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question IN this campaign, & the question
81 human liberty, 81 citizenship. The
Readiustsr party stands pledged % the
rights Of all men before the law and q the
ballot box. We found thu, vast eol9red
poRnletoh without education, without
any means 81 support, TUNED
lOose. We have treated them like men, z
and We are getting mems treatment nom
them. We are no more afraid OF the ne
Qroes than We are Of the Republicans, II
will not be forgotten that we sought read
mission into the Union promising that the
right Of suffrage should not be restricted
except In the case OF felony. The Read
iusters have honestly tried to fulfill their
promise, but in the State Of Virginia to-day
no man can vote unless he pays pOll-tax
OF 81. This we hold is u violation OF the
conditions under which we came into the
Union. The poll.tax DISTINGUISHES large
number OF people, both white and black,
and the result Is that somebody who wants
votes comes to the front and pays the poll
tax"
Malone would seem to have made a
favorable impression in New York by his
explanations in regard to the Virginia
canvass. 1t has probably come to this in
the mindsof financial men and politicians
there, that the result, as regards debt pay
ment will be about the ssme, whoever
wins in the election. So far US Malone
becomes Republican ally, and 50 far
as the Republicans in Virginia be-
come his allies, he and they will
be forced by the general financial
position Of the Republican party to meet
public opinion on the debt question. We
suspect that he has felt obliged to take up
an advanced position already on this sui
ject, At all events, he cannot cooperate
nationally with the Republicans and not
align his position in Virginia with theirs in
the open field outside OF that State.
The fact is that the debt-paying senti'
ment in Virginia is not strong in any di'
rection, as has been shown both by Ma
homes rise to power and by Democratic
neglect to pay interest, 1t needs to be Gull
tivated by competition in debt'paying
direction by both parties, &ahone's fol-
lowing stand pledged to declared adjust
ment and its faithful payment The Demo
Gratis stand generally and theoretically
pledged to the whole debt, but are
accused at the same time by theiT
record for non.payment and, lack
Of zeal for debt.paying taxation.
Virginia is growing in the national esti'
nation as field for railroad and manuiac'
turing development, and hence the debt
paying sentiment will be strengthened
by the general change for the better that Is
going on in her prospects. The state il
much stronger financially than she was
when the Readjuster movement set in
She was then in discouraged frame o.
mind, but much more buoyant tone pre-
walls to-day. The result Is that the under
pinning OF the debt has beer
strengthened, and no party can live long ii
that State that does not approximate pub
lie sentiment outside Of Virginiaas to wha
she can and ought to pay
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ViTY OF WHEELING
mi I0AN OF 1881 Az PER CENT BONDS

BY virtue Of the authority vested ~ ang,iiisi 40
dtVSnre Si lhe CITY Of Wheeling. ehIMs,OJJbsf
6ninance 10 provide for the Issue any, y, 'ytd
n ire City Of Wheeling, to b. known ~, Mend"
ISL. and Tor the Redemption SSiT NhsrA
naSsed by The Council o. The S'ld lig ,|s,d BM
an the ia DAY " August ISL anu , m,i0 btdd
SitSiifed y0iCiS Of said city al az eiIy IN lhtt
t6o l5th day Of September l"I'rWc cS,nsS Mht q
dsy n November, ISL, AZ The EHtHWSi NY, yIHIhA
WIeeinE In the city Of Whcei,iIEE. l mv b "
Seii Tho G1nds Issued under al Vt lI ,ngS il .
hlSbeSt bidder for cash. Each g ig.,5Tn ned Il 4
TyiiIns and addressed to thc u Wn4Ey1sitgS Now
SfIss n ihe CLERK Of the Cityoi r,ts les W.
~ aid hands will he received ~ 'S londp
,Sois ~ valne, Said bonds an QUIT "a no.
thS S,5nunt Of li5i,o sou I W. itSSsTOi Il v
H1TTrn,Tinaiion Of siOO each .sns,iine th,te
dsno,ninStion Of $50 each. a1d w.. g itoF,d iTn
~ M denomination Of si.'o ili ,.,oi Sounh
n 10 inclusive. said boik 9ty i,,s Soycnls,l
Y, issi md are payable on 81 Geioit AZ he us5
iSit Al sSid bank. and Oea' inter- .nom Ths W
iSnt and oic.hali per cen! ~ a, ,.lssf ttlyr,
o. Ss,Ma st,r me or more q said ,C,II, ne y4ilsA
lime aittf he 1T day oiNoyeiI2ySG' ! jOSg.
gP illLpGkss'"'
tommIIlg1Ess5
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

-
y virtue q : deed q trur mas Nv "a,
A D. lss0 and recorded IN nc o.ass ~ y March
the County Conft Of Ohio COUNT ", ny ny TEX q
DEED OF IruAt Book No. u. page 1 / ,tlt1lli tn
public auction, AZ the trunt dor of H. -,a gu a
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, On -'uH Hoase
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lsru 10,
commencing Al 10 O'Clock A. y. The toiIo,,i'
estate, that il 10 say Lots and ) In 'ls iesl
James Baker and james K Baker, ajd,, 1iaAIe IN
city Of Wheeling, situated on the 40 .i Y Vie
more street. also lot ., = 5 D. 10 II II IA I4lI
north hall OF lois and 10 In squAFp h a., Ana Ihe
g. and and north half Of l0t IN - s51,, as l9
John 4 Bakers addition u the civ N Mt y Ia
also the lnetion Of lot Il N Fast Wheeling sI,va
on the southeast corner Of 18th and Ws, -a,,aA'tl
fronting 90 feet on 18th street and flBpis Aleet'
the depth OF ~ feet toward Whrclipp ~ ~ 10
the EGstD iVct Of lot - East WheriB, ~, Also
% 18th street and running hack t,aarf "a ltohi!hg
Creek 10 the depth OILS Rect. wheeling
fractional lot q, East Wheeling vln,..
q whole and In three Jarrtls each Hiltl,sl
feet on 18th street And sold IN the way "
most MONEY. On The west une-thir! 81 NaIl X" ,ns
good one story frame house 'u' u 4
The lots In aid squares y and IL vii, t,.V
keparAtely and As RWhOle aud sOd In ,ay y S;gyIrl
the most money, "' 'tl'li
Lots s and In square will be s1,l ..fsr,,.,.
Title believed To b. good but selling y, tHS Y
shall convey only such title Us Il Y,irt w. S 10y
the deed Of trust Aforesaid. AZ I'VE y
Terms OF SALE-One-hali cash and I'm, h,i,,,,.
the purchase money payable IN one war MN q
!erest and eyidenerl By prum,s0ry note I. ~ y,
satisfactorily secured. . i4'C'
HuGus Tms..
JOHS Q: PISDlET0S, Attorney. 'Ve'
| W. H. HALLEll, AuCtioneer ,,
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~ should Blush 10 Twitter."

Tho.o ,yor,la ,,,nro ,,,torod Il, = loIi.1ou,l,,
lnese words were uttered In a hail'laugn,
ing haI-serious tone by beautiful girI Of
10, who stood on the veRnda Of q turreted
villa and looked with eager. wistful vaze
,o,rn.J ~ no r.o.t ,rtosa a. .ot.;n, s",,
was gliding with Its expiring rays thegeen'
topped hills and heather-hedged wales
which law between .Tackson hail and ,hc
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BALTIMORE 4 Ono stock, like all the
trunk line stocks, has felt the effects Of the
railroad war, and has receded to 1876. The
parkersburv branch Is quoted Mt 10 bid.
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WI rtAttrn, AuCtIonecr. .
JI7pIisTEws SALE OF DENWOOD

TNRUSTEES SALE VT DhN "N''
H. yiStne Of deed Of trust made " J.H w, Y
TafIot and Mary r., his wife. 70 me y l " a.
The i5th day Of June 1874 aud Ire2iH1s SS5y
Tsst III Vlinia, IL deed q trust book S9 Il i
sheii III IN front Of the store Of y, "''p4'''
tb S toysn Of Bfnwood, Marshall conily,,,u
~ THURgDAY, OCTOBER lSsh, taSiIn,t,,jt
commencing Rt 10 O'Clock A. y 'n w, iV UWm,sd
Sc,jbed property that u 10 say; An .ISssi ID
nina In Inc fourth square IN y rn sL Ssas I
aitIon h The town Of DcnwOod ~ ne s aId o5jtS
Marshall NcfordnE 70 o iES 3 Ifih ne cda1i tS3t
iSnSSii county Aforesaid; Tiie g gsy oSIt "a
'iS A. III "a vested in ms BY the deed o. sSM NV, sC
'l'tT Ss StS or gGLE-Oneth Of the pat.ss ir a
.,d n ,tich more as the PUnllatt iEni,ilS,nVIi
in hand ihe residue ia,b. tIs%.SScS SSS VIII n:
itS,r iay ri sSla, secured BY dceiU Tt,TsGh Il
p Iron ny and N ! policy Of insurance ''
trustee. " HUBBARD, INNtJi
~ II UAttER, Antionftt. -.--@
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1851 Prizes Amounting $40 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted a all
For further information write clearly giving full
address Send otdeB by express or registered letter.
or money order BY mail, addressed only 70
n. A. DAUPIIN,
New Orleans, La
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Over the closely.ttimmed lawn, whose
yelyety surface gave forth no sound, as hi
feet pressed heavily upon IL, came Young
mana strong, handsome fellow In the mi
flush or straight whichever suits the
reader best--of early manhood. Miriam
did not see him, but the faithful WATCHDOG
did, and came bounding forth from his
kennel, grabbing the young man blithely
by the seat OF The pants, galloping away In
merry glee TO the back yard with his
tnouthiul of gents Acknowledgements For.
tunately for George W. Simpson, the 10.
cund day was swiftly waning, and prsy.
Hooded night was spreading her sable man.
tie DER all, including his pants, Stepnino
still more softly over the lawn. he was mn
the porch and seated in chair before MI.
fiatn was aware Of his presence. and !,
was only when he spoke fer maine In Tho
low dulcet tones that one only acouiFes by
living In Chicago and trying 10 talk while
a tug Is taking some vessels through Tho
river that she knew Of his presence RIM.
ming quickly TO him, she khelt at his side.
and placing her fair young face close 10 liz
said: "Is Il you, dafllng%
George never deceived trusting beort
ut is me, he said, admitting his identity
and lack Of familiarity with Lihdley Muir.
ray al the same time,
u was 40 awfnlly afraid YOU wouldn't
come" continued tie gitl, "atid papa Nctet
az he never would 20, and really and
truly began to think that perhaps you had
missed the train, and then again that NAV
be you didn't love me al all, and ever and
ever 50 many dreadfully horrid things that
was almost ready TO cry. But you are
here iiow,aren't you, datiihg?"
with a ribcracking hug the young man
testified to his presence, Then, looking
tendefly into the blue eyes, and kissih9
iondly the red lips, he@id: dare yoTi sure
you love me, little one9" - s''
"sutel" exclaimed the gill, starting To-
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SALE,

lON1A4lN'AONERo SALE,
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Catharlne schweltzeE, adm, &C.,
W. I, Ill.,.
Mary Louise oahe, eth. m'8aH'tfy
By virtue Of decree Of saitr Couri eptc,c,,t 4,
above entitled cause on the I'd day Of Ggga 'G \
TaURsDGY, THE e9th DAY OF sgprvvDvD
A, D, ISL, "'HAA
beginning al 10 O'Clock a. ~, pruoeel In soI,,,.,
lie auction, ut the front door u the Conn pug
Ohio county, W. Va, the following d,Fri ii'.Is ~
estate that Is 10 say: The north half M H. IN. la
hAlf Of Lot No, II, situated on the cast MI. ~ IVY
street, Centre Wheeling with ali M a M N.Y.
nAncts thePuntO belonging lhaying On 4, IP .e
tWO-stOTy brick house,. Ea
Terms Of sale-One'hali Of the purchase ,ro,,,
oalh In hand, and tho balance payable in NM
with interest, and evidenced 6y a pomi,,asv w
with good personal security. Title 10 i, ntoi XIV
TIL the purchase money paid, OF till the hTtls,
order Of the Court, 'A''"
I'll HUGuS
WH'H. HALLE Special Commissioner
AuG"OneeE. Eal
Tho above sale Is adjourned to Saturday Oc,o,,,
l, iSsl, AZ 10 O'Clock A. y. 7. J. HTGtS
$3.50 Special CoRmiNiOnef
The above sale is adjourned to SATURDAY or
T0BER Is, ISL, at 10 O'Clock AN
OCT Special Gc d mfSSs.
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TIE Trustees Of the lie Moync Crcmato-
ry, at Washington, Pa, have erected n
granite block, about four feet in height, in
the yard surrounding the crematory, in
memory Of DR.. Le Moync. 1t is very SOL
id and unpretentious, fitting to the Charac-
ter Of the Doctor. 1t bears this inscription:
=. Julius lie Moyne, n. D., born Sep.
A fearless advocate oil the Right.
DR.. lie Moyne was opposed to monu-
ments, and could he have been consulted
would no doubt have vetoed this act OF the
trustees. But nevertheless it was fitting
that such testimonial should be erected
to his memory. lie was u remarkable
understandable for the strength Of his
intellect-for his boldness in the espousal
Of "the cause tina! lacks assistance, and
his denunciation Of the wrong that needs
resistance" Leaving popularity to others,
he chose to carvehis own pathway through
life.
Honor 10 him who, Seli-suStaned and brave,
Resolutcly carves his pathway 10 the grave.
And, needing not Of what men think or say,
Makes his own heart his home upon the way
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TRUSTEEs SALE OF EAST WHEEL
Il -Iaaa nnAnEREN

By virtue o. deed Of trust made BY jo.eph y
G6nteF and Catherine his wife, to me as tflt!T,
dSteI the 18th day Of Mauh. $50 and Ft01lld, y
the ofiiCc Of the Clerk Of the County Court o. YEP
county, West Virginia In DSel Oh itis HS ~ i
S,6oF Sf ne Court House Of Ohio county, Wet VIZ
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commencing al $50 O'Clock 4. ", the following q
SCTiIed nrope!ty, that Is to Ay; The 1uInelI
One.hRli Of Tot numbered seven ~ huI W
one. In the addition 70 the ciIy Oi Mheel'DB ASV''
iJy Carroll and Baker. .,,,-.. ,..,.,..th,t
TIiie believed good, but selling A. trustee wv Y.
CoitTey 0fiy such title rs Il vested In me " Wv
deed 81 trust Aforesaid. ,.,.......t. 80. .,or,,
TrEgSoT SALE Onethlrioi the putthalS,,sno.,.s,
ahdRS much more as the purchaser may siee ~,
IA hand, the rpsIduO in two equal hln ,.I lnsi
jx andtwelVe months respectively WIN .sSs,
isS,t day Of Ele, puHhascr giving notes su Ra
". NJ nj trust and policy Oi insurance ufOhW
D2ynneTty iGtthe deferred payment NJ, r.,,,,
NM' ~ -
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Honor 10 him who, seli-sustancd and brave,
Resolutcly carves his pathway 10 the grave.
And, needing not Of what men think or say.
Makes his own heart his home upon the way.
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NEW ADvERTsENENTs.

nRESsaIAKING WANTED -IWo
IgR, liof Main and Eieyenth Hreetl, Whieling
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AGE, liof Ialn and Rleyenth Iireeia' Wheeling
West Va Ger.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
The United State Building Association Vim hOld
ihgiF regular annual election q Directors on Tues
day evening, October 18Th, lssl.
c. a. BERRY, President
c. W. CoyNER, Secretary. oel2
.WANTED-ALL OUT OF WORK TO
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