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CONTRACT WORK.
SesCer on Thirteenth and Robert
Streets.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, !
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, June 10, 1882.
Public Works, in and for the corporation Of
the City of st. Paul, Mimi, at their Office in
said city, until 70 m, on the 23d day of June, A.
D., 1882, to construct sewer on Thirteenth
street, from jackson street to Robert street,
thence on Robert street to Eleventh street, in
said CITY, according to plans and specifca-
lions on file in the Office of said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in sum
of at least 90 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President
Official: r. L. GERMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 1914
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A Heavy Stamp

New YORK, June 17.-All the employees of
the different post-offices in the city, have re-
ceived circular from member of the execu-
tive committee of the Republican party an
nouncing the fact that check received from
each of the employees for SIG would be well
come and be used solely for the purpose of
stamping out the Democratic party.
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An Obnoxious Law

MADISON, Ind, June IA constable IN
Scott county shot an untagged dog in COM
pliance with the new law of the state. This
frightened Mrs. Willislaw into premature child
birth, resulting in the death of the lady and
the babe. Much opposition is expressed to
the law and all the constables of Scott county
have resigned.
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bed he tried to find Doherty, bat learned he
had taken the train for Saltwater.
SISTERS Or ST. JOSEPH.

The annual Exhibition of st. Mary's Com
cent Schvoi of Fast Minneapolis.
The closing exercises Of st. Mary's convent
school will occur in Exhibition hall, at the
corner of Marshall street and Sixth avenue
northeast. The following is the programme
of the annual exhibition:
PROGRAMME:
Misses ss A. Hoy, E. Hoy, J. Brown, NJ MCCARTHY.
Vocal class accompanied by Miss Mary Jarrett
Misses x. Dibbs. J. Brown E. Hoy, M. Mccarthy.
Recitation One pair of stockings to mend Tonight
Miss Agnes Hoy.
Song of the Clock. ..-.... .....-.., Little ones
MARY BEATRICE, Drama.
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
Mary Beatrice .....................M Miss A. Bohan
Queen Mary II ............. Miss d. Fleetnaln
Queen Anne. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ni;Ss T. nsrraob
Princess Louise. MISS IL OnIfeSu
Princess Adelaide ........ Miss M. O'Bren
Duchess of Marlborough MISS a. 10y
Signora Turime. $500. ..--..'.'' -iiis2 Ia! Jt,
LADY Tyrconnel ...... -. -. Miss j. Brown
Lady Strickland nm iss S.,i;,,a
Lady Hyde. MISS . Sa H az. an
Page. .....--........' -'-' -. q, 1871
Page. ....... 1850. MISS III. Driscoi
sAGTI.
Triumph not Happiness-Coronation play OF
William of Orange,
Highland Gems. ............--..:: .......P rape
Miss Mary Jarrett.
ACT II.
Exile.-Mary Beatrice in the palace of st. German
Misses Epe q. Bohap NJ jarrett, Howe, NJ. McCar-
thy, G. Hoy, HI. Smith.
ACT III.
Retribution Queen Anne's fruitess regret.
Star Spangled Banner. -oiSson
Misses NJ Jarrett, A Hoy, s. Jarrett, 8. Darrah, n
Howe, NJ Smith.
Misses z. Dibb, D. Fleetha accompanied by Miss
A. Bohan.
Recitation-Little Mischief. Miss A. Jarrett
Ringing Rocks .. Walters
Misses 4. Bohan, a. Dibb, Mary Marrett Matte
jarrett
Comforting Of Groves for Excellence.
Comforting of Crowns for Department
Drawing for the gold medal awarded for excellence,
by Misses D. Fleetham A. Bohan, NJ. Jarrett,
n. Smith, j. Cramsee.
o Glorioss Domino. ..Lampllotte
Vocal Class.
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THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
As 1t cssts fra light on the Dhicago Mar
kets.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l

kets.
Especial Telegram to the Globs.l
CHICAGO, June 17.-There was but little
doing in wheatto day, which closed easier.
The boys are 10th to take any of the bluffs
made by the clique who have, think. been
selling all they could in the last few days
without breaking the market too sharply.
While they can and may put July spring
higher, don't see. how under the sun the
regular July can go much higher, for with
good weather the receipts of the new crop
will soon begin, and will be large also. The
curb for regular July is 1.l37s.
Corn held steady and closed trif4 higher
than yesterdays call prices, The speculative
demand was fair, but as the receipts continue
good and nobody wants the stuff to ship,
don't feel like bull. July is selling on the
curb at 704.
Provisions dropped trifa early, but recov-
cred and closed steady. Armour has more
money than 1, therefore don't care to buck
against him,
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Steamboat Arrivals

New YORK, June 17.-Arrived Abyssin ia
and Erin, from Liverpool; Polynesian, from
Hamburg; City of Brussels, from Liverpool
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tinued until Monday morning at 9 a. N.
Bonds in the sum of 500 filed.
Oscar j. Hughes, larceny from G. Burlane.
Discharged.
BOARD OF TRADE.
Resolutions adopted IN Respect of the De-
mise or Dr. Geo. III, Keith.

Resolutions adopted in Respect of the De-
misc OF DR.. Geo. II. Keith.
A special meeting of the board of trade
was held at the rooms OF the board at 9 O'Clock
yesterday morning to take action on the
death of DR.. Geo. FL. Keith, who was one OF
the originators of the board and who con-
tlnued his membership up to the time OF his
death. The following committee was ap-
pointed to adopt resolutions of respects:
Messrs. Atwater, Chute, johnson, Merriman
and Gale, who drew up and presented the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Resolred, That in the death of DR.. George
H. Keith, the board of trade of this city has
sustained an irreparable loss, in being deprived
of the services of one of its most active and
valued members. He has been member of
the board since Its first existence, and always
present at its meetings, when his health and
other duties would permit. This board de-
sires to express and record its deep obligations
to the deceased, for his unfagging interest
and wise counsels in every measure calculated
to promote the public welfare, and his un-
selfish devotion of his time and means to the
same.
Resolved, That the long Identification of
DR.. Keith with the growth and prosperity of
the city, and the deep interest he has always
taken in the development of its religious,
educational and material interests, has endeared
his memory to all classes of our citizens,
and his death, in the full maturity of his
powers, Is public calamity.
RESOLVED, That we desire to respectfully ten
der to the widow and family of the deceased
the sympathy and profound sorrow of the
board, for the great and irreparable loss they
have sustained, and shall ever cherish the
memory and example of the deceased with
feelings of the highest regard.
Resolved, That the secretary of this board be,
and he is hereby requested to forward copy of
these resolutions to the widow and family of
the deceased.
ISAAC ATwATER,
S. G. GALE,
CHAs. w. JOHNSON,
RICHARD CHUTE,
&C. MERRIMAN.
After the adoption of the resolutions 1t was
resolved that the board attend the funeral,
which takes place at the First Baptist church
at O'Clock to-day, after which the meeting
adjourned.
Asylum of Zion Commandsry No. 2, K. I
Attention Sir Knights: You are ordered to
appear in full uniform at the Asylum of Zion
Commandery No. 2, K. 7 on Sunday, June
Is, 1882, at 1:30 O'Clock p. m. sharp. for the
purpose of attending the funeral of our de-
ceased sir knight and frazier, George 81. Keith.
Sojourning sir knights are cordially invited
to attend with US.
JOHN A. SCHLENER, E. G..
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St. Paul Branch NV. Law & Collection ASH

Room 80, Mannheimer Block, St Paul,
Makes collections in st. Paul in all parts of
the United States. Unequaled facilities for
collecting doubtful debts. Attends to legal
business in all courts. First class attorneys
in all parts of the country. Legal documents,
wills, deeds, mortgages, bonds, dispositions,
affidavits, etc., carefully executed. Fees low
Settlements prompt. Correspondence INVITED
Address above.
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ISAAC ATwATER,
S. G. GALE,
CHAs. W. JOHNSON,
RICHARD CHUTE,
&C. MERRIMAN.

After the adoption of the resolutions IL was
resolved that the board attend the funeral,
which takes place at the First Baptist church
at O'Clock to-day, after which the meeting
adjourned.
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.,.o become, intelligent, busihess-hke, se9-
. ar md vell.to-do In the world
. ,eir riubt to stop q. hotels WILDE no more
= ,I than that Of respectable white
n ,ople. The writer hereof has seen the
lac Antony Fernandez, Of New Orleans, q
Ffench native Of that city, and slave
holder before the war, walk arm in arm
with Frederick Douglas, and feel apparent
IL lust the same as II he were walking arm
in arm with u respectable white friend.
And in France, both Of the Dumas, father
and son, who were Of negro mixture,
never knew any lessrespect from the highest
circles Of society than II the bluest blood Of
the old regime had flowed in their veins.
The present prejudice Of America against
the colored race ls not near so pronounced
az the predjudices Of Europe In the middle
ages against the Jews, The intellectual,
educational and financial successes oil the
Jews finally broke down that barrier to re-
spectacle treatment, although, as We all
know, the same prejudice crops out in
one form or another 10 this day.
1t Is somewhat notorious that the
people Of the highest culture and
refinement in the country have the least
prejudice against the colored people. Truly
refined people never look down on the
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wnGsLlNo. ". VI. tLDnOAlI =. ~.
.rhnrnnghnes. Ln .reneIIInE.

Apropos 10 the much that has been and
Is being said in regard to the necessity io'
reform in the education afforded by the
common schools Of the country, we notice
an excellent article on the subject in the
New York School Journal. 1t is in pari
devoted to the necessity Of children being
taught early and thoroughly the meaning
Of words. On this point 1t says:
Study reH he meaning 9f ror.is. Our
knoYledgc II the import OF words is called
into reuuisilion, not only in. writing, but
rradinr conversation, debating and public
,,geakinp, our proficiency in either depend
ing largely upon our knowledge OF the
meaning Of words. Hence tho signifies
tion Of words Is more important than their
photography, and should in no case bt
overlooked.
Now, why is it that this branch Of study
il so much neglected in many oil our schools
in the rural districts? Its in my opinion
because It requires in the first place energy
and frnRess on tho teachers part, and sec
ondy, some industry application and Rerse'
teraGce on the part Of the scholar. There
Is no royal road to good scholarship, and
probably never will be. With all OUT
boosted improvements in the past thirty
yrlrs in art, sciences and textbooks ioI
schools, our country IL full OF shallow, su'
pprlicial scholars We have some excel,
lent books on ctymology, us u separate and
independent study, and they deserve to bt
In general use in our country schools. Tit
fashion seems to be for pupils in our schools
TO ovade any study that requires mucl
mental effort, Ormakes them think or med
itate, and teachers md parents arc mucl
too willingto allow it.
Passing from this subject, the Journd
next takes up the necessity for create
thoroughncss in teaching arithmetic Oh
this head it expresses itself as follows:
Mental arithmetic is entitled to far NOR
attention than it usually gets, and why
It is disliked by about thrce.fourths or NOR
Of our youth and teachers, because It RI
guires too close application and too nue.
effort. It is easier and more pleasant 10
pupils to overlook this study, get the large
books and spend the time in "ciphering.
venture the assertion that not one i'll te
OF the country school graduates, after hay
ing completed arithmetic, Cun readily sOlv
all the examples in Colburn's first lesson
in mental arithmetic for beginners, As
discipline for the mind mental arithmeti
o ia an admirable study, in fact, it is The stud
for making thinkers, and this is, or shoul
he the object Of teaching
These are excellent and timely words O.
the part OF the Journal The writer Gel
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The Rbnyo sale Is adjourned. TIL SATURDAY
MARCH I, 1881, at 10 o'clock A. N.
AL CLARKE,
fy2n-w&s Special Commissioner.
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DIED.

wALTER-On Sunday, February 70, 1882, at $50
>. ~, EAILiE, dnughicrOi Fnnk and AmAlio Wal
ter, nee stidcr, aged nineteen years, four months
and twenty days
FunCml will take placo on Tuesday, ?lst Inst, at
100 O'Clock ? " IRON the residence Of the family
Two Mile House,. FricA4a- Of the family are IT.
specially invited to Stlend.
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UndcrcIopCd RIChcs of the State,
Carefully and thoughtfully prepared by n
most fascinating writer will be printed in
the REGISTER running through the coming
year. These articles, will alone, be worth TO
any West VIrgInian, many times the price
OF the paper,
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STATE NEWS A SPECIALITY.

"Conducted with energy, ability, and grea, mir.
ness."- UdLhbggion, H., DeIaOerdt,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or SOUTH
" WHEELING PROPERTY.
John J. Birch and 0lheH,
Edwin D. Birch and Others. O'''''
BY virtue OF decree Of The Municipal Court Of
Wheeling, entered m the above cause on the lllh
day Of JRnunry, 1852, the undersigned Special com.
missioner will, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1850,
beginning at 10 O'Clock 4. w. the toRt door oithe
Court House Of Ohio county, In the city OF Nheel
Ing Aell nt public auction, the following property
In spFigg & RitChies addition, In south Wheeling
that Is TO Aly: lot ten (lOl and 20 much Of lO
eleven ul) US WIS not taken by Chapline formerly
Jacob street; and pat 81 lot niue 9 ting twenty
feet on ThirtythiTd street, formerly Denny ttreet.
These parcels adlnin, Hnd form one Niece Of prop
erty. having front VI about ITO feet on Chapllti
street. and about lOO feet on Thiryhlrd street and
have thereon erected 4 double twO-s'Ory brick
dwelling house, fronting on ChRpllne street. and n
large frame dwelling house fronting on 1hirty-thrd
| street.
This property will bcolcred In parcels.
TERMS oF sALE-One.lhird VI the purchase money,
and the UalanCe In two equal payments IN one and
two years with interest from day Of sale the pur
haser to give notes with good ptn nal security iOi
the deferred payments aud the title 10 be retained
until further order OF the Court.
A. J. CLARKE, Special Commissioner,
IAlS'wAS nlwelhh Street.
The Rbnyo kalo Is adjourned. TIL SATURDAY
MARCH I, 1881, at 10 o'clock A. N.
fy2n-wAs Special Commissioner
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THE MODEL MAP.

"Thc REGISTER Is keeping step with the prog.
ress md prosperity now vOIchsafed TO our
state. - hdHulchI Gdscie.
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SPECULATION IN GRAIN ON
CIaVpACn MARKET.

From s. 10 5000 invested. Our custOmerS have
realized large profits recently, and frequently rs
much IA $40 profit has been realized from SlO In.
vested. Meyer In the history Of the Grain and Pro.
vision Exchange has such wide fluctuations Oc.
cured and thu OppOriunitleSi0r pDilablD invest
ments arr cnrcspondingly good. Puts and Calls g
per 40 bushels 1T clOse rates Explanatory plnph.
let mailed free GEO. y. SALISBURY & TO-, 50 brad
stn.pt " Grain NfnkRrS fyH.NwFAW
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

~ virtue Of decree Of the Municipal Cous D,
Wheeling, made on the ed day Of August II
iSsi. m die cause Of CRtharlne SChWGItIrf ndsif.
iitraiOF, &c, agllnSt Nay Louise OAhe and OISsn
will, on
THURSDAY, TIE 2Sp DAY OF FEBRUARY
A. D. lSs2,
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock A. ~. sell at the irnn, doc,
Of inc Court HOuAe Of ohio county, West VlrgpH
Inc following described real estate: The north mn
Of me south half Of lot No, H. Situated on the al
side Of Main street. entire Wheeling, having on Il /
two strfy brick house.
TERMS oY sALE-One half OF the purchase money
calh, and balance payable In one year with iniChi
and evidenced by note with good personal security,
TItie retaiutd until further OruGr Of the Court.
T. J. HUGUs, Special Commissioned.
WV, n. HALIER. Auilnneer. jas
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The REGISTER has n paid correspondent OF
intelligence and integrity in every section Of
the state, whose business 1t is TO furnish the
paper with all that interests tho people OF
his localIty:-to aid every effort at improve.
mcnt, and in tho development Of the re-
sources ofthe State. And 1t also has
Correspondents In the Principal Cite.
oithe country, who nrc wide awake in ra,b.
cring that which will interest and profit the
people ofwest Virginia.
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NEM ApYERTlsEMENrs.

nor sALE-BELMoNT NAIL MILL
l. Stock, Call on J. Y. HERYEN, No. 1900 Mar
kpt Strnnt n tys09
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THE MODEL MAP.
THE MODEL Sl4P I'M. MODEL. MAP
THE MODEL MAP OF THE MODEL MAP
the MODEL MAP WEST TnE MODEL MAP
TIE MODEL MAP THE NOBEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP VlRGiHia THE NOBEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP 1852. THE MODEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP THE MODEL MAP
TILE MnnEf MAD
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SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS 10 TIE
INCREASE OF THE STOCK
OF TIE
Junction Iron and Nail Company,


Arc now opened at the Office Of the company, 1903
Main street, with Laughlin Bros. &COj
Entire Capital TO bcu...-..............S3OO 600.
This property Is located at tho JUNCTION Of the
pan.lIGldc and Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company, and consists OF about 200 acres Of superior
coal has two blast furnaces Of II and lG foot bOsh,
Two casting houses stock HOUSE, engine house, &c,
ali oihhcE and slate four hot blast stoves four bat
tCTles u boiler, ihrte bOileR each, two blowing
engines, two lICaIp bOi!erS and engine ut the coal
shaft, thlftysiG coke Ovens, one orc 0risier, two
hoi,tlng engines for stock, thIrty.thrcc tenement
houses, blacksmith and carpenter shops 5000 yards
fRlrOah track. scales, Wagons, carts, eight head Of
stock, &C., IN fact Is completely equipped. One
furnace In operation the other ready 10 light Il Is
prot oSCd to erect In connection with this nail mill
" lOJ michinCS making Il the cheapest property on
the Ohio river. A limited amount Of stock for sale
Shares $50 Euqulreoi -
Bridgeport, Ohio, President .EtnA Iron Works
DANIEL MtGAkY,
Cleveland. Ohio President Ohio & Penn. COal Co.
ALEN LAUGHLlS,
AIurtInsyIlle Ohio, President lHughlin Nall Co.
SAMUEL LACGHLIS,
OF LAuQhlin iHOs 4 Co.
ALDEkTs. WETIIERRLL,
fyaO Bellalre
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PILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, DO
~ For neat Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Note Heads
CAfds' &C. 90 70 theDslly Inteuigeucer lob ofncs
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" LOWS Baker 4 Co, arc tho most ens,r.,,,
Newspaper men In the country and Inc lem ~
news which escapes their vlIilAnt ewes h mi ~
worth tue recording. - .iLrTIoT EleTprlIt,
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The proprlc;ors of the WHEELING REGIS.
TER have engaged tho services Of gentlemen
well qualified for the task to get up, what
Will readily be conceded TO bea
MODEL NAP OF WEST VIRGINIA.
It will show nil the County and Magls;crlal
District lines, Senatorial aud Congressional
District lines, Railroads built and certain to
he bulk In tho near future, RRilroad stations,
Post.ofIlceS the area In acres OF each county,
population OF counties, vote OF each county
ut the last presidential election, politics OF
each county, Geological sections Of the state,
and hundred other things Of value. In
size 1t will 10 about % x 81 inches.
Price of Map, SIO0
VU..H,1, TgnoI.,.. ps ~
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
TRUSTEES SALE,

BY virtue Of deed oitrlSt made by Walter Duck.
trustee dated January TO- lss2 now Of record In the
office Ol the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, IN Deed Of Trust BOOK No.
Is, OH page 80 will sell Ut public auction At the
front door Of the Court liOuse Of aid counlyOn
SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1852,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A., W., tie following
hundrrd and twenty-nne Q2l) In jacob addition
to the civ " Wheeling, and now IN tie Eighth
ward Of Sald CITY, Said lot Is BOUNDED on the north
by Forty Hith street. on the cast by Railroad Itrett;
and on the wcst By an alley formerly called Chest.
nut alley.
The tile to said properly Is believed 10 be good.
but the trustee wll convey, only such title as 1,
vested lu him by said deed Of trust.
TRIMS OF SALE-CaSh.
wv. II. HALLEE, AuCtIonCer. iy9O.
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TUESDAY, MARCH Il, 10.

commencing At 10 O'Clock a. H. the iGlgvi,. a..
parcel u land situated near West LIIF1l,s,SSQs
county, West Virginia, containing about IN, Ohi0
and being the lGne upon which the 18SiSS,
I1Ill convey Only the title vested Ia N. BIZ MA
TIEaS oT SALE One.third the punh,S ,,o..,
on ihO day Of sale tho balance In two equSl iSs,s
mentS, al six and twelve months with Interest Ir1
dGy of sale, the purchaser giving note, StnS,J ~
deed Of trust on the property or the dsieffyi "a Il
mS ~ WI. NJ. DUNLAP rns,.
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DRUGGISTS,
A Bonanza for the Children.

No need now to use nauiious vermIiuges! Logan
y Co.'S PLEASANT WORN SYRUP Is pleasant and
ehectual. Price In large bottles, q eenIS
LOGAN & co..
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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THE MARKET REPoRrS

OF tho leading cities, ut home and abroad
constitute a valuable feature Of tho KEo.
IsrER.
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VALUABLE ROoH

Of nearly 800 pages, on the wealth, developed
and undcveIOped, Of West Virginia, by such
distinguished authorities rs Prof Mdurv,
FtlSoW q he Royal AemIcmy, london,
PeE F0ntuinc, of tho University, and Ex.
Speaker, Geo. H. Mogttt, VIII be sent rs
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IrhsHIf1rs Rnsta+er,
LEWIS BAKER q co.
TERMS.

TERMS.
FER YEAR, by MAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID.
DAILY six days In the Week.-Mrs. 90
DAILY, three days IN the week........... 10
WEEKLY lSTER-..".....-......,........l 50
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TRUsTEEls SAFE o.
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made By Nv,
lap ONE a. trustee, dated the Ietoh1 AZ ,gqn'
ruary, 1901, and recorded In the oct AZ X i,tG-
d the County Court Of Ohio county Wet Sieik
public auction, At the front door Of ihe Cop,,
X aid nnuntV on Will hotl1
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the Register

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