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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-03
NEW YEARS.


WASHINGTON, January New Year S
Day was generally Observed. The Execu-
tive Mansion. rs usual being the scene OF
the greatest interest.
The East room. Red Blue AMI Green par
lCrS were all thrown open. Linen was
stretched upon the carpets OF the three par
lorS. but the rich carpets of the main hall
remained eXpOSedt to view. Palms and other
tropical plants filled the spaces htween the
doors and the main haEand several magni-
tCent floral pieces adorned the RlSt room
and the Blue and Green parlorS.
The full Marine Band was Stationed in
the corridor between the east 1om and
the main ante-rOOm. and PLAYED several
marches and OyerturcS during tie recep-
tiUn.
Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Cameron. Md Jones.
Mrs. James, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Pnileton.
Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Robson. til ladies
who were to receive with the PRident.
and the members of the Cabinet al their
wives, assembled in the Blue roomiwhere
they were soon joined by PresitSt Ar
thur ana Secretary Frelinghuysen.
The diplomatic corps was then reAived.
Each Minister was presented TO thefrcsi-
dent by the Secretary of State. and the
Minister then presented his Secrsbries
and ladies of the legation.
Alldll, lIle hNNdll1u minister, now l1aQ
of the corps, with his young daugAer,
were the first to be presented The fobw
ing countries were represented: Germby.
Hayti, Turkey, Japan, Sweden and Norky.
France, Mexico, Portugal, Guatemala Ed
Salvador, Russia, Bolivia. Chilli. Sph
Belgium, Great Britain, Peru. Venezuh
Austria, Denmark, Brazil and China.
After the diplomatic corps hat been "a
Sented, Chief Justice Waite and the AS4
late Judges of the Supreme Court were 4
,eiyed and senators and representatives 1
congress and other officials, accordinp
/ programme.
The general reception to private citizen
boS place between 1 and pr. ", and VA
hrgely attended
Among the Senators who called vara
Bayard, Ca,ua CocSreli. Concer r'IifJ Hs,a
German, n ~ McpiIl. Sherman ana
! Among the ,resen.atives wers Mas.-s
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GENERAL GOSSIP.
The Utah Case-ConkIing's Health.

NFcttHt DtSfttCt % 6tC LNty6SttFs
WASHINGTON, January 1T is announced
on good authority that the Committee on
Elections will report that there is avacanCy
in the Utah district on the ground that
Cameron IS not citizen and Campbell is
not elected, having received but One-six-
tcenth as many votes as his competitor.
Secretary Folger. who saw ex-senator
Conkling, while in New York. says that the
rumOrS of the i'll health of that distinguish
ell Stalwar are wholly unfOunded; and
that he Is attending strictly to business,
and enjoying excellent health.
Members sill begin to arrive tomorrow,
but it will take day or two for the effects
OF the roast turkey which they have inn
bibed To work OIL. BY the 9TH. however.
both Houses are expected to have aquorum
present ready for work. e..
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HANGED.
4 Negro Murtlercr Lynchci by n Mob.

RICHMOND, Va, January Intelligence
has been received here Of the arrest of Em-
met Cloud, negro, in liicksfOrd, South
ampton county, charged with being the
author Of the recent horrible Southamp-
ton murders, which have created such n
storm Of indignation in Southampton
county. Cloud was taken before the Coro'
ners jury, which for some days has been
investigating the murder which took place
last week. and they returned verdict that
Cloud had committed the murder. The
details Of the crime are sickening. Early
last week Princes store. in southampton
county, was found on fire, and the two
clerks. John Murrell and Thomas Glover,
were found murdered and terribly mangled,
the fire having been kindlcd around them
with the design Of burning their rem aims.
Later intelligence received here at mid
night gives q graphic account Of the lynch
ing Of the murderer When arrested he
stubbornly denied his guilt. but endeavored
pccsistcntly To escape his captors. In an
hour after the arrest the intelligence hal
flown over the county, despite the scarcity
Of telegraph facilities, and armed men came
in from all sections The sheriff locked the
pfsonSr " and gaaHFa4SAs 4~ 46 9oss &! I lls Is
southampton county jail tonight. As he
--.-,.i-.o i..-r--r-as~,ion, irS i,,ard i,u
roll of horses hoofs, and fully 2o0 horsemen
emerged from the woods, masked, the ring
leader armed with double barrcled shot
gun and carrying rope. The sheriff
hastily thrust his prisoner back in the
house. locked the door, and stood prepared
10 defend him. The ring-lcadcr in firm
voice, told him that he must surrender
Cloud and had better do il quickly. As
he was parleying three others OF the gang
jumped on the officer from behind, and lac
was powcress. The lynchers then rushed
through thealoor, and easily broke il down,
Cloud apprel.eEaed his dc..,.,,-.soil jssael
pitcousiy tdr his lid isp 49, asssJ out out
into ths kgS - ~ - ~ ftS4 y
ll'lf e ssas s''se
rs 4 b Srs tead, rode away Quietly
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Regular Meeting Yesterday - Both
Houses Organized---Goy. Fosters
MaSSarR

CoLUMBUs, Ohio, January 2-The Ohio
Legislature convened at 10 o'clock this
morning and organized by electing the full
number of Republican caucus nominees.
Secretary of State Townsend called the
House to order and Hon. o. J. Hodge was
elected Speaker and d. J. Edwards, Clerk.
The Senate was called to order by Lieut.
Gov. Hickenlooper and Hon. Il. A Horr
was elected President pro TEN. and Capt J.
{. Donaldson, Clerk.
The annual message OF Gov. Foster was
then submitted and read to both branches.
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BALTIMoWEg BUslNess.
The Reports Duriss sE< Esyk year 20,
so Large ~ Ia 108o. s4ys< ~

BALTIMORE. January 3e-,Tkc bnsiness q,
the city for the past year has been seaer4Ll
ReSe Wy SeSa'sSy nof so sree 1ao9sh az int
far below those Of 1SSO. The rec>fPt3 ~
wheat for the year 1881 were ~. L010D
bushels: exports, 80. $4,000 busheit TOR
lSS0, 33.7GS,gsj. COrn-Receipts, M3Ja-
OOo. Flour-Receipts, l,435,0O0 barrels;
exports, 30i. .566 barrels. for 1880.
3StS01. The exports OF cotton were l45,-
Ala bales against lSS036 in 1880. The to-
bacco inspections covered i0,si0 pounds,
OF which 2S,G20 were Maryland; l23S5
Ohio; 2lO Virginia, and Ia Kentucky.
The exports for the year were 34,o0l hogs
heads, and stock of q ,922 hogsheads is
left in the warehouses. The receipts Of
coffee for the year were 4293S3 bags. The
report OF the fire inspector Tor the year
past shows daILages by fire TO the amount
Of SI54. .i6S35 from 32i fires, nearly all OF
which was covered by insurance. There
were eighteen fires caused by the explosion
OF coal oil lamps.
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GUITEAU.
Receiving at the JaiI-The Trial.
Special Dispatch {. the Rcqis,cr.

'PII0TE I-NYItI3T 70 VIt NtVINItI'
WASHINGTON, January 2.-Guiteau con-
tinued to receive callers during the day,
who came in laEe numbers. The assassin
looks we'll and apparently enjoys the note
riety he has obtained.
This trial will commence again to-mor-
row and Col. CorShill thinks the case will
be given to the jury By the 10TH 1t is not
likely that there will be more than two
speeches on each SIDE. Porter and Davidge
for the prosecution, and Scoville and Reed
for the defence. The general opinion is
that a verdict OF guilty will be reached.
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Death Rrsss Akerssos.

PrTTsBrgGB, Pa. January IA
young seanstrcss named Masgnse(
was found In hn unconscious cond
Mrs. Hunters boarding-hotise ~
and removed 10 Mercy IIospitsi, N
died. DIR. Hengst, who attended ~
that her death was caused By 4
The police authorities are inye<|
the affair.
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STEUBENVlllE,
The Market House Case-More Small
PoN-PersOnaI.

Special Dispatch 10 The Register.
STEUBENvILLE, January 2.-The market
house, with Opera House attachment, in
junction case was heard to-day, and the in
junction dissolved. The prospects now
are that the building will be completed
without further trouble or delay.
Two new cases of smallpox have been re-
ported to-day.
The Irondale case was not decided. owing
to the time occupied in other cases, bat
will he settled tomorrow.
The outgoing officers, Judge Patrick, ,Sher-
iff Smith and Judge Jordan surrendered
their places to-day, as did also Col. Coulter.
Sheriff Smith will retire to his farm, and
MeSsrs. Jordan and Coulter will go 10 the
practice of law in partnership. DoN.
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One More Tnfortanate.

LOUISVILLE. january 2.-Yesterday after
noon Jennie Reagan. aged thirty-fiye was
found BIZ the police lying PROSTATE from
cold and exposure in the doorway of Mrs.
Milligan's residence, on Eighth, Between
Main and Market, and while being convey
ed into Central Station she died. The
woman had been an outcast in this COM
munity for long time. and very little is
known of her except that she has relatives
AT HawesyiIlc. She was addicted 10 drink,
and the cofoner's verdict was from alcohol
ism and exposure.
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INDIANAPOLIS. JanuFy 2--A strs(
the crossing Of virginis aysnus
Union railway uack. was run III
freight train Of the WaIbash faiIj
morning. Sister Mary, Of hs. A.
Convent Of 81. Msry's Catholic 4
In attempting 10 get out Of tka n,
was thrown under the freight graiu
stantly killed. One other passenNl
car had his footrrushed.
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ARTHUR's RECEPTION.
The Event Ofthe Season in Social iir
cles.

iSpcciulD WcstcH 4iSs0cip,cd Press.
WASHINGTON, January 2.-PreSident~-lr-
thurs reception to-day was an event OF
much more than ordinary importance here.
From social view, it was the first occasion
on which the present Executive opened
the doors Of the White House to the pu Z
lie, and besides it was really the inaugural
tiOn Of the social season Of this winter.
After q season of mourning for the late
President society here has been at a loss,
apparently, to decide how long the Omis-
sion of the usual festivities OF the winter
should continue in respect To the memory
OF the dead President. That the winter
season should not open with the usual
pleasure seeking events, soon after
the burial Of the head of the nation, was
generally acquieSccd in, but there was no
tribunal to determine when it would be
proper, under the circumstances, for soCie-
ty to lay aside its outward signs OF mourn
ing.
The arrival Of the new year making 1t
incumbent upon the President, in accord
anCc with the time-honorcd and popular
customs, to publicly receive visitors, fur
niShed an occasion which has terminated
the era OF mourning, and though the sor-
row OF the people at the loss OF
the late President is too profound
to soon pass away, society has, in fact, re-
Sumed It's sway here. The remainder OF
the season will, no doubt, be more or less
tempered by the shadow of the national
calamity, but it viii, il is conceded, be
quite gay. The usual round of balls, par
ties and receptions will follow.
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s.sIIpsx stAsa p~Ae 1pssesI

CnIrAGo, January I'D. I. Yr}
Of tho oldest and most able tslesS|
the country, died OF smallpox
morning. He was taken sick W
last while working at the key. II
q stampede Of OPERATOR In the
Union Office may occur.
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wa.hinxsen aiou..y csur,..

WASHINGTON, Pa, January 1.-The next
term of Court. to convene here January
9th, viii be an interesting term, and il Is
expected TO last atieast two months. About
two hundred and fifty iurymen have been
drawn. The trial of the Foysythe murder
ers and the case OF Joseph Wise, -Jr. VI.
Hon. Morgan Wise, for 5000 borrowed
money, sre the specially !ilsrres;.ns
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suieide M Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. January AT nine O'Clock
Fith wife and three children, suisisasuSjzI
&vering the arteries in both his ar ~ d
Ged TO death in ten minutes. He I'D &@|N
IL inebr:a,e many years. ><5
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NmsII.Psx eneeeAine..


PrrssuEeH, January 2-J0
says smallpox ,csrs V spe,sS1'e
longer confines jtself ~ ~ H
cirizens. Just NOW atefe " . yeu
oped panic In The vicinity 81 -
and Or. DonsIdsoa u kspe g!Jy IL
the arms OF the risIng 9>cefDesoQ -
williams and their psighbon -
aaopnd A. eIsewhere, he nn4g 80
lies where mons 0f tl,e ninknnef[
been vsccinated, though SoBe ~ ~
on the verge Of maturity. u h yegj
cult % knock even o iIftte coqsnso1
into the heads Of mest people. ~
port seems TO be nsinIy o. de Int,
lion of the disease into Tie 4ddeeyi1|
trict, as that borough sends III 14)py
of the hard speciinens q hu1lntt4 4
County Home n W0odTiile, ..s !. *.
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IsDnSsroLis. J anuafy IA Bta'
vention Of all the associations inter
the protection OF fish, will ~ beid
city, beginning With tonight
Fletcher. State Commissioner of n
preside.
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OLD DOMINION.
Colonel Cameron, the New Governor,
Ready for Business.
Meeting of the Legislature-The Offices
and Who will Fiji Them-PersOnel OF
the Members Of Both Houses.
WORK UNDER THE NEW REGIME,

RICHMOND, NA., JANUARY loving to the
fact that the New Year begins on Saturday.
Governor elect Cameron viii not be swofn
in until tomorrow. There will be no denl-
onstration and no inaugural, but he will
quietly take the oath Of office before no.
airy and enter upon the Discharge OF his
uties. He will senda message to She Leg,
isature. which meets on Wednesday, en-
boiying his views of State policy. which Is
Looked for with some interest, as the Sfii-
cialutterancc Of the head OF the dominaqt
part. \
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Suieitie i'm IafI.

KANSAS CTTY. No, January John III.
Russell, who murdered John T. Smarr,
few Teeks age, died in Jail here yesterday
from the effects of morphine. The affair is
wrapped in mystery. but it is supposed the
morphine was given to Russell by an out
slider, perhaps Kate Cole. 9 friend. who is
known to have purchased ten grains OF the
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Foreign
Nportinx =

IoNpnS. January o-I ~. the s63
has sailed for New York.
1t is now thought prob E
American racers, Iro1J
will try conclusions In 0spri
Newmarket course.
\ Penny rapers-nlr sc
ynsrc-- January q Ibornd
"s%
.,,tc A,%,o.- % ',1u ,an,. ,"'.m I,,as
form N.,,nchem;., , a. paIs
proved. =
Bishop Mi.y of k,a,ocrs
Ireland, denies g isjiedho rc
aI,ripu,eu 70 ims u6ncetNg
u.I a,I 10 l5',n. ~ n'ss ssng
S,"'Vu S,', !, =. - 'as aS,,sh.Jsn Sh,uJS, 70 ,Sc
,,,arnor v", o,lo,i,t IN ,,,siead
nnan,' ,aa i;s roai ,.inS.
ies'h' n'e i'ai NNw
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-03

Gov. Crittenden, of MiSsoari, who has
announced his intention to advertise for
sale the Hannibal and st. Joseph road,
in case it made default in the payment
of interest on the State bonds issued to
aid in its construction, has been served
with an injunction from the United
States Court to prevent his carrying out
his intention. The mattcr will now be
decided by theeOurts.
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JAcKsoSyIL1E, I'LL, January 2.--This
morning. subpoena was served on DR.. AM
stsa4 s sselrrsr8 4 Drigxfs ssyinl for the
NJ sac located here, 70 appear Is an expert
knoWn aSformerly Superintendent oil the
State Hospital for Insane, and is now long
or in charge of such an institution than
any man residing west of the Allegheny
mountains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-03

: 4 place - Dr. y. II.
SupeEnteH lent OF
feied in a w days
b. Mr.. IL FowleE,
;he ~ speaker
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W. TUESDAY MORNING., nk.am h

OF the House, and though not gentleman
OF any marked talents or brilliancy. is an
o.d member Of much experience, an editor
OF much vim, and politician of fine infor-
nation and aStutcnesS. Maj. Duff Green
talways called DulIfor short is from Stat
ford. and while hot an orator or man
OF any great distinction. lac has ncYerthc-
less fine sense, undoubte,t pluck and great
will and energy. These are the qualities
which make him, it is said. one of the con-
trolling spirits with his party in the Legis-
jaturc. Like a bulldog he never lets go
after he takes hold. Judge \. NJ. LybroOk.
OF Patrick, and James e. Taylor. of Mont
gOmcry formerly Attorney General OF the
State under the administration OF Governor
Gilbert {. Walker, are lawyers of Some dis
tinctiOn III their respective sections OF the
State, but do not rise to mediocrity in point
OF ability or craftsmanship. The only other
two white members on that side of the
House of marked character and whopromise
TO he useful representatives. are W. H. Tur-
ner, OF Norfolk, and Green B. Board, OF
Roanoke. They are the bankers and
brokers" OF the ReadiuStcr party. and are
gentlemen of fine sense and business Ca
pacity.
The Soiorcd Members
number in both houses only thirtcen-two
in the Senate and eleven in the House;
and among them of any note at all are Mr..
Robert Norton, of York; Ross Hamilton,
Mseklepburg; !, & q L. Paige. OF Nor,
land. Hamilton and Paige appear to be the
most talented among them, though none of
them are of any great force, while Dungee
is only distinguished by being the author
in the last Legislature of bill to legalize
iRtermarriage between the two races. Not
outstanding this offensive record. Shed
WIS reelected to the House by twcnty-sev-
ermajority over q Funder candidate Col.
Firklin. one of the most distinguished cit
inns in tho Stptr
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RaHsesp. January q
Cameron, the new g
entered upon ths
noon. The inl
firr.y private.
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pestholsS.9 IL
all, but only two arc
The unhealthy location
houses Of the miners at the ~
in and around I.atrole is eonduf|
spreading Of the dread disease.
prccauiion will be necessary. =
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A1rk0 -

CHrcAco. JANUARY 4 csa2 ~
ment was ocbnsiened tilt4
North Clark ana ehisa0p dy( NJ
pessance Of nbtd ysNfoet M -
Z large piees o. Iepe. /. sssss
wss finally dispstehsd ~
volver. The bjter rp1M
eauterized ct the df110
ersbIe number 6 q
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THE NEWS.

Scarlet fever intcrmiNed with small
pox are ravagjng Chicago and surround
ing village.
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The savings bank, of Massachusetts,
have on deposit S23p,lH,479, an increase
during the pas. year Of 81, ,$25,5j The
depositorS number 1881, or consider
ably more than oue-thiri Of the pOpuia-
ti0n of q e State
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1t is said that the visit Of Mr.. Bennett,
of the Herald, to st. Petersburg, is to
secure the cooperation of the Russian
government in q new Polar expedition,
tine expense of which will bepaid 1y the
former. While the details Of the Sheme
have not been made public. 1t sur
missed, however, that the plan cmtem-
plates the organization of an expedition
having itsbase of operation at the Mouth
Otthc Lena, and consisting of number
Ofships equipped for Arctic service.
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\ letter aom Texas describing the
cowboy a. Il gentle, sweet AMI lovablc
being, i evidence that the genius for
bold and original lying IN, not dici out
in America.
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Edison denies the report that his conf
pany has suspended operations forlight-
ing the first District of New York, but
says the difficulty is getting mains in
which to lay the wires. He claims that
the Company has now wired loo
houses i'm the down town district, and
placed $1,000 lamps i'm position, and that
all will bc in operation by the first OF
March.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-03

Ccugry-, ioual elections come OF dur
ing the present year, and 1t Is we'll
enough To- remind those gentlemen who
aspire to reelection that hlundgrN at
Washington will have thcircGtct at the
polls
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The current number Of the RIHrO1d
GC.C Z, records the construction of -
miles ofro;d tho past week, making
tot; Of $50 miles for the year. This,
Eow,v Yer, viii he largely increased 10y
reports yet To be received, and the total
will exceed 5000 miles.
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TGU cuujoycys If thr l.ocli"i IRON
WORK 81. Harrisburg Pa" are "a '
strike, ami the puddlcr~ at B'r.ey 5
Maj! Work. have made a drmant i"f
EAAc Eur LIM.
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Kr.r. o. -
Officer Roden6 -
worth Of 6cials -
Tkursday =
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More star Route exposures Irc prom
'scd. What i now wanted, l. dozen
or :, og convictions of those already eX-
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N0,Se or decrease:

Decrease
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-02
non. Jacob S. NeIrin for the Senate.

Mr.. FprroR:-It is conceded hat Jefferson
County Is entitled To the nomination OF one OF
her citizens TO succeed Hon. Bcyc Faulkner IN
the Senate of THIS State. And IN looking over
he ae,i of available men-men combining in
tc~iligcuce. ;nte.Sty and GOOD p,%actica, business
qualities, ! observe all these in the gems enlan
above named I'm more thar an average degree.
IN the LEGISLATURES OF thcold o,aie and the new
ic proved himself a SAFE man decided III ms o.
piu:ous. but avoiding c,-encs. ana ne ever
works checrfully In The behalI Of his consutn-
c1cy. Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan would
fldin him a faithful Senaior ,noHsc they non
c- him with n seat I'm that body. As a Justice
a,d Commissioner of thc County of Jefferson
me las performed fithfcl service, and in the
p,iv,tc walks of life is exemplary Il enjoys
Size confidence ofall who know him.
Very Respectfully,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-02
Mount Paryo Institute,
Char!esiolrn, JEFFERSON County, ". Va

C-hnF.es!0lrll, JcJeFsOH CoHHtY, " F"'
PROPOSE to opcn this Boarding and Day
l school for Girls the ist Wednesday of Sep
TENDER, lSS2.
This Institution IS designed to be of high
grade. and It is hoped viii meet fully for Girls
the educational W~3rtsaG The community, and
afford to all attending arsan.ases aS great as
car be obtained anyNEele oise.
TERNs-Board Including Washing, Light
md FueD for Scholastic yearSl75.
Reduction for BOARD to pupils who spend
Saturday and Sunday and have their Washing
done at home.
Tuition So to $40 for same time.
Music extra.
For further particulars address me untilJuly
Goth at Darnestown, Montgomery County, Nd;
after that at Charleston a, Jefferson County,
West Virginia.
c. y. CAMPBELL.
L. d 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-02

The weather for the past three weeks has
been extremely u0fayorable for business,
.N Spring Eo1nc;sI. nevertheless we have
Seen KEEP. moderately busy-and cannot
'-s'l complain. We have sold out
cf % great many STYLES in different classes Of
Dress Goods. but have substituted others
equally rs desirable. To-day, May H.,
weather p-opitious, and if We have a con-
tinultioa OF 10, on business Will be boom
ing along az the usual rapid rate. We are
seven" and viii wait on YOU promptly.
nicely. and with despatch. We viii expect
you ut tLc TWIN tReNTS.
May ~. 1852.