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EOLEY. Auctioneer.

Twin SELL at public auction the stock of Notions and
Dry Goods contained in Davis Dickinson's store No.
914 7th street northwest, commencing FRIDAY.
OCTOBER TWELFTH. at TEN O'CLOCK AM and win
continue from day to day until the stock is disposed Of
consisting Of Silks, velvets Cashmeres Linens Cloths
and Housekeeping Goods generally. Fine Laces, En-
broideries. Underwear in Merno and Cotton, Ladies'
Jerseys Brushes. Collars Buttons Hosiery, Parasos,
Umbrellas Gossamers, Fringes Spool Silks Spool Cot
ton Fine Scissors and Perfmery also line of valu-
able Goods for Christmas Presents and many other
articles too to mention This stock is choice
and ladies invited to attend this sale as the goods
viii be sold without reserve
Counters, Fixtures Show cases. &C., VII be sold next
MONDAY. at TWELVE O'CLOCK
ob-tn1 FOLEY. Auctioneer
WASH1NGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
" 93s $40 and 942 louisiana avenue.
Harness, &C. every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and Sat.
uKD ,s;a MQ t t. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
Gentlemen having Horses or Carriages for sale win
ind this the best method Of dsgosng Of the same.
Constantly on hand and at private sale large stock Of
Blankets Robes &c. ol9-lm
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM TT MAY CONCERN TO
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lOtte Whispers 20 me:
yield for the moment. Eulalie is very nery.
GUS; everything can be arranged later"
Look, dear mother, dry your eyes, will do
just as You wish. Does not that prove how
much love your For it is two months Of hap
piness that you are taking away from me- It il
cruel punishment, but will not complain"
We all embrace each other. 90 that have an
opportunity of embracing Cecile-but they owe
me that reparation. At ten o'clock take nv
leave, muttering imprecations on superstition
and its deVOtees.
A month rolls away, and Madame Miraul ia
still infexible in her decree. dine at the house
twice q week, and on Sundays arrive at eleven
In the morning and stay till evening. All this
good too good; for the moro see
Ceclle the more / love her, and the
sistency. am . well -disposed man, but at
last reach the point Of wishing that the no.
tary's wife would die, for that would at least
bring matters to an end Madame Miraul would
recover her peace Of mind, and would permit
me to be happy. But the notary's wife does
not seem any more disposed to die than any OF
the other members OF the family.
One evening Madame Miraul puts the finish
ing stroke upon my distress by propounding
Il am not exactly sure that the bad luck
extend through the twelve following months,
It was the first Of October when that unlucky
dinner took place, and the spell may last to the
nrst OF October OF next year."
AS listen to her my blood grows cold, and
Cecile becomes ghastly pale. This was ali that
was lacking. Ny mother-fn-law has beyond
doubt found new hobby. and she Is capable of
riding It until the nrst Of next October.
After have reached my own apartmenta. I
throw my furniture about, kick over nv inof.
fensive chairs, and give myself up to pounding
my pillow which receives my blows with 80
much patient good nature, that at last I am
quite disarmed, hide my head In its feathers.
and sob like child. This does me good. I feel
relieved, and finally fall asleep. H an early
hour rise, dress In haste. and rush to the
house OF my friend &, the manager and
my way In, ind him in bed. wake him, ana
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D. s.ie LnsushIian regard Tor etiquette You
must explain to hin; just what has happened.
Use all your powers OF persuasion be irresist-
lbie. aId bring hin back with YOU i'm some way
even u you have to use force He lives at Num-
Der II. Faubourg Poissoniere"
But what shall do if he is not there2"
"cii ~eiE brins the first one Of your friends
whom you meet
A. gct INTO the Carriage and am on nv way to
the fauoOuig Poisonnie:e. reach the house
lis ~ Burns in say to the servant
he is SIGH" size replies.
Mon Dieu. Made,noiselie, am very anx-
Ions TO see N. Burns. although l hare DO. the
honor OF his acquaintance for come in bchaJl
OF Hafame Miraul, who wishes to ask OF him q
great favor"
81 do not think That Monsieur can see Won
He has been suffering all day and the doctor
prescribed q tw0-houss' bath, which he has but
al press it TO further. MademoiseIle. PRAY
do hot even mention to him that called The
IaSor which Madame Miraul desired was that he
should dine with her"
''Oa, Ionsieur that /. impossible The doc
tor Ordered the strictest diet"
&c down the staircase four steps at time
s4sihs TO myself what shall do must find
aEoeHt. look az my wstch-twelve minutes
ol se'eh- haze only Just time to return
nlpior" all the saints ia heaven to send some
h'enG in NY way, even some presentahIe ec
S-Ai lance haze COME to the Chateau d.
E"u.uo oae-nc cue anywhere II ia enouet
80 Han WHO! am becoming angry
80 eeg'n 10 realize that my mothcr-in-law 4;
tui % WINES. Ret yet it il Just now necessary
ior me 10 hufoor them. tell the driver to 80
slowly Five minutes left. with nv hssS n s.
OF the wincox stare at every one. for / have
made up my mind TO invite the arst man 7 40 soe
Mith dress cat no dress Goa, In sight. VIZ
are reaching the Place Royale, there Is NO ha,s
for 1t, must give Il up. Ipay the drive and
while he makes NE wait for my Charge az
anime I'll the passers-by IN q hopeless mechan
3cJ way.
Am ] decesve.i3 Have not seen that iowa
lace somewhere bcferea and he has Oh A tires,
coat Saved Mon DIEM Sased Ii he ia MOI
Wiling to come with me. shall use forceI
Iusn up to a little man who IL walking aiona
Win seifsat.sfcd air. He looks happy. h
very lst and very red: he has dress coat. white
essYa. and no gloves, but they mus. be 10 h.:
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneel

THOS. Z. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer
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FINANCIAL.
PRIVATE Stock TELEGRAPH VINES

WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
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tbis HE material development Of the terri.

this the material development Of the terri
ritory would be much more rapid.
According to official reports India can
raise wheat at l2i cents q bushel, and has
IS, $780, 200 acres In wheat.
Prussia imposes an income tax on every
body who has 1925 or more per annun,
and has Just RENTED the tax from 3,740,-
900 people who earn less.
There Is q female barberi In Haley, Idaho,
who makes from $50 to sos a day. She Is
pretty, aud charges four bits for q shave,
while the male tonsorial artists gets but
two.
France has the largest national debt In
the world, the result OF the Prusstan In
demnity. Itamounts to 81 6S2, $4,000, or
SIT 10 for every man, woman and child
in the county.
The papersin Wyoming Territory predict
that the Rocky Mountain region will, be.
fore many more years, contain the most
popular hummer resorts in the world. They
claim for this region all the advantages
which could be desired for q summer re-
sort.
A man by the name Of Charles Moon
who is employed in a Denver billiard ga
loon swallowed q live bull frog on n wager
last Thursdayevening, after which he drank
q glass Of whiskey and said that he felt re-
markably well. The frog Is reported TO
have been six inches long and two inches
across the breast.
Frost and snow have made such ravages
among the orange trees in the South oil
France as materially To increase the cost Of
being married in Europe during the pres
ent season. Most Of the young shoots which
survived the blight Of last year have been
killed, and there Is a sorry outlook fol-
bridal wreaths and bouquetsof the delicate
blossoms which English fashion still con.
siders Indispensable.
An attempt TO revive the art Of making
tapestries has been begun in London on q
large scale, and a series OF four large panels
representing four famous scenes in the his.
tory Of the Clan Chattan has already been
completed for The Macintosh, it's chief.
tain. The london Times believes that
these are the first tapestries made within
sound OF Bow Bells since the extinction oil
the Mortlake works in the time Of Charles
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DIED.

FARRELL-oa Friday, April 81. 1883. ate O'Clock
A. ~, Mrs. ANN FARRELL, In her 18th year.
Funeral this morning at . O'Clock, from the resi-
dence Of her son, Peter FARRELL. No. IS Nineteenth
street, Mass at Cathedral at $3.50. Funeral pn'
ys,e. Rules governing Catholic funerals to be OBJ
served.
MlRsBgS-on Thurday morning, April %,
1853, al II o'clock. BERTRAND MlRABEs, In the sSth
year Of bis age.
Funeral from his late residence, $50 Marketstrctt,
Saturday afternoon at s o'clock. Friends OF the
family are invited. 1nterment at Mt. Wood.
sN0D iRAss-on Thursday morning. April 26,
1889. at Benwood, at s:81 A. ". A. /. sSoDGRAso,
aged Is years and ! month.
Funeral from the residence OF his mother. in
Benwood, Saturday. April Is, at l O'Clock ?. NJ. In
terment a! McMechen's Cemetery.
sTIRRL-on Thursday, April %, 1889. trEiLt
MARIE, dauRhler OF L. 4. and NJ. Z. stiiel. aged 10
months and s days.
Funeral services at the residences At her grand.
father, J. oesterling, ESQ, No. 70 Sixteenth STREET,
on Saturday at 10 o'clock AN. Ir,er~.n. nL-ate
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PERSONAL.

Senator Malone denies the statement
that his political organization In Virginia
is disintegrating.
Oliver Ames Is said by the Boston Post
TO be building q 100000 residence on
Commonwealth avenue in that city.
General Creswell's friends are confident
that the Republicans under his leadership
can carry Maryland at the next election.
Queen Victoria, il the royal family Of
/ England should lose their titles by a Re.
publican overthrow, would be plain Mrs.
Victim.
O. p. Huntington signed q check the
other day for 81, 100000, the FIRST install.
ment towards the purchase Of the Morgan
Steamship Company.
Governor Pattison's next reception will
be held in May and will be given to de-
partment heads, Legislators and persons
connected with the State Government.
The Duchess OF Sutherland signed the
total abstinence pledge during Canon VIII
beriorce's mission at Torquay. Many other
persons distinguished in the social world
did the same.
Representative Holman, OF Indiana, has
aroused q powerful antagonism IN his dis
trict, and bis enemiessay his denomination
Is impossible. They say he can't carry
the delegates from his WI county.
George Alfred Townsend has bought a
house in New York with the proceeds OF
his pen, No. S6l West Thirty. fourth street,
Which, ike good husband he has prompt
~ given 10 his wife, and in which he ex.
poets to end his literary days.
Mr.. Macker, one Of the Nevada State
Senators, ilourishiug a p%itchfork, in Reno,
the other day, tried 10 face q bull. The
beast, which had killed q Chinaman not
long before, bounded upon Mr.. Macker
andgored him 80 badly that his lie hangs
In the balance.
Professor T. R. vickroy, Of the public
schools Of ST.. Louis, after many years OF
thoughtand labor, has just perfected q pho.
netic alphabet, OF thirty.six letters, which,
in the opinion Of many good judges, Is the
best alphabet yet invented. 1t is very
simple, Its only accented letter being E.
Professor VicEroy is the publisher Of q
phonetic magazine aud treasurer Of the
National Spelling Reform Association. He
viii present his alphabet for adoption 10
an international commission.
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work shop on the Farm.

4aadehuAtt, PIou0hmaH.
Every farmer who has any mechanical
genius should have some place where, in
rough or stormy weather, he can go in and
make such repairs on his farm implements
as his knowledge Of mechanics will enable
him to do well. II the farm be large and
the farmer skillful, it pays to have q small
building by itself, where n Q only carpen.
ters' tools are 10 be found, but also n black.
smiths forge, with afew OF the most i'm
portaut tools. The farmer who can turn
his hand 90 as 10 use successfully both the
carpenters plane and the blacksmith's
hammer, is truly fortunate, because 1t ena-
bles him to not only mend his farm imple-
ments during leisure hours in the winter,
and 1t also enables him to repair a sudden
break down in a busy season, much .uick.
or than he usually could II he had to de-
pend on others living ut a distance. 1t is
not, however, good policy for the farmer to
turn his attention 80 much to mechanics
as to neglect his farm; there Is a point be-
yond which 1t is neither profitable nor
good policy 10 70. Farming should be the
principal business Of the farmers life; to
tulb oCCuphtlOu ue bnuulu klfe uls pIlHCl-
pal and his best thoughts; whatever other
business he may engage in he should treat
as a side business, and never let it inter-
fere with his principal business. He who
lets the weeds grow while he Is building a
wagon had better he without repair shop;
but he who only spends his leisure hours
in repairing farm implements, will find
his repair shops among his best invest.
ments.
On q farm where there Is a family OF
boys the repair shop is a necessity, If the
boys are to receive a thorough instruction
and the farm to be made attractive. The
boy who is able 10 make his own sled feels
an independence which is unknown to the
boy who has never had an opportunity to
become acquainted with the use Of tools,
aud when he has a farm Of his own the
practice which the repair shop give him
will enable him to readily make most OF
the repairs on the farm, and, II he has leis.
ure, make many new improvements. A
repair shop should always be a building
by itself, because II in connection with
others It increases the risk OF fire, and
makes the rate Of insurance very much
higher.
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ANoinble Gathering.
LiehAne.

@NiNN"b-
1.-THE programme arranged for the semi.
centennial convention OF the Psi. Epsilon
Fraternity at Albany on May %, "a, and %
Is carried out the exercises will deserve at
tention beyond the limits OF the brother
hood. Ex-Governor Rice, Of Massachusetts,,
Is to preside, and there will be an Grafton
by Senator Hawley, an essay by Charles
Warner, y poem by Fl. H. Boyesen, and a
historical paper by Professor Willard Fiske,
OF Cornell. Judge Van Worst, Of this city,
is TO oticiate as toast.master, the Rev. DR..
g. s. Harrington, Of Wesleyan University,
as ode orator, and The Rev. Samuel Good.
ale, OF Kansas, as one Of the seven founders
Of the fraternity, as chaplain. President
Arthur, who lisa member OF the Union
chapter, has promised to be present II pos.
Bible. The public exercises will be held
the evening Of May "a, aud the banquet
will be held at the Delavan House on the
evening q the 26th. The fraternity has has
chapters in eighteen colleges, with 800
members.
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Precious Hope-Peruna

Ono morning while he (her husband) was
holding her upln order that she could breathe
more easily, after having struggled with q
bad spill Of coughing, he made the remark
thathe did not believe she would ever get
well, when she.in her weakness, said: Eyes,
l will, II you bring me DR.. HARTMAN" The
doctor was brought He prescribed q tea.
spoonful OF Perund every hour. She began to
improve from the tist dose she took. She
told me to-day she has never felt better in her
life than she does now, and that she cannot
say too much for Peruna, A. J. MILLER. Her
husband writes: South Chicago, ILL.,, Dec
10, 1881: have q living witness OF the virtue
OF Peruna In my wife, who was saved from
death by II. 1certify that every world on
page so In On. HkRrxAs's book on the "Ills
Of Life, 70 true In every particular. Ta
RBRnttHE. pAw
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morn,ons ON The Road.

CeFdaad Herald.
Conductor Lane, Of the conneaut accom-.
mediation, tells 4 good story illustrative OF
the curiosity Of certain people,and the aver.
age Willingness to credit any and all ruulorS
that may be classed as gossip.
II was two orthree days afterthe Mormon
reunion at Kirkland had closed, and about
twenty OF the saints who had remained be.
hind bad boarded the train at Willoushby.
They soon began to sing, and az the con.
ductor passed on to the rear Of the car ne
was grabbed by a trio Of ladies, who asked
in unison, pointing to the Mormons;
"Who's them?"
Mons"
"Mormons! Heavens and earth, are
there Mortnons on this train ?"
Eyes" replied the conductor, and
then explained that they had been in at
tendance at the Kirkland reunion and were
on their way home.
The ladies stood up and watched the UNI
suspecting saints long and carefully. One
Of them even wandered out into the aisle
10 more closely scrutinize their queer fellow
passengers.
"Ot course there's a good many more
women than men, aren't there" asked
one OF the ladies, toying with the question
they 80 much wanted to ask, as to the
number Of wives.
"Oh, yes" explained the conductor,
there's about four or FIVE women to every
man."
"You don't say:' and the ladies conf.
dentially whispered. Finally one OF the
most bold asked:
SHov many wives did you see any one
man have?"
"Oh," said Mr.. Lane, "they quite fire..
~quently have ten or fifteen. There was
one on my train yesterday with twenty
five. He was recognized, however, as very,
much Of a Mormon. ltook down one old
fellow the other day with sixty wives."
A chorus OF "ohs' followed, and while
the ladies dissected the choice morsel Of
gossip, the conductor passed on through
the train.
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AKrSrucxY girl glories in q head Of hair
which Is seventy inches long and very thick,
but our chief glory Is in the number Of cures
made recently by the use OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the best remedy for coughs
and cnldR.
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
dlscsetions Of youth. nervous weakness, early de-
CAY, loss Of manhood, DC, I will send q recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered BY q missionary In scutf
America, Send q seltaddresed envelope to the
REV. JosEpH r. IsrAs. Station D. New York City
oFI4.rThsAw
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at Bright's Disease, Diabetes, or any disease
OF the kidneys, liver or urinary organs, a.
Hop Bitters will certainly and lastingly cure
you, and 1t is the only thing that will.
TTHEkw
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The first time you see two women kissing
each other Just notice how quick they let
go.-Rosheser Express.
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Two Birds.
N. ]. Tribune.

N. ]. Tribune.
The Louisville Courier. Jou nal prints the
following, showing why the sparrow must
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CRY OF WHEELING, CRY CLERx's 0PTIcE,
April n. 1883.
ave BEEN reoeiyed n are ordered publiined b.
'"uAsii y rarrrr ,Iorsro
coFfkL hooshs'
1 Albiurer, B., No. 1895 Wood utrcet.
2 Amicf, Henry, No. 1913 Main street.
! Auth IorenE, No. 1910 Market itreet.
1 Bauer, II. G., No. 1855 Sixteenth street.
S Biedenbach, John, No. 1901 Market street.
! btuSafef, II. L., lis Market street
Bellinger, Val, No. Ass AarketItrest
. Bonenberger, Peter, No. az Main street.
10 Behler, Charles X, No. l4l7 Market Itrset,
II Blumenberg, Henry, No. ilto Market street.
10 BlIhoi, Joseph, No. Isl Eighteenth street.
Il Blnttner, Edward, No. 2lif Market street.
is Beuter, joachim, No. 1l2o Market stree.
ls Biebesson: Henry No: ia2s South street.
second street.
IS Cameron, mary, No. 1872 Wood street.
10 Costello, Thomas, No. 2et Main street.
20 pauber, George j., No. 6l6 Main street.
a Dlpper q Donayin, l5oseyenteenth street.
8 Rntler, William, No. 1l37 Market street.
n Ernest, Louis, No, 1046 Main street.
IS Gundling, VIM, No. 1919 Market street.
g g s Gf,eIss, w W. Nc e. ~ saoi h asis . s.ssse
q Hornninn, Charles, No. 3727 Eoff street.
% Hlrtenlteln, Wm., No. 31s Main street.
90 Healy, Frank, No. 1525 Market street.
q Hearns, Michael. 10, % Twen!y.tourth ztreet.
90 Hadlich, Nm. H., No. 1855 Market ltfeet.
"a Hell, Casper, No, l3s Eighteenth street
IS Kenny, J. J., No. FOL Market street.
50 Kloppner, Ernest, Nc: % Thirty.thitd street.
81 Klieyes, John, No. 1881 Market street.
Is KeIm, johanna e.. No. lo4l Market llreet.
80 Kren, LeboriuB, No. lo1 Seventeenth street,
40 Koreli, Martin, No, $50 Main street.
Il Klasr, Fraak, No. . Eleventh street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trains arrive and depart as follows-city time.
h. d O.-Msln Line-DEPaRr-15a m. s 20 ;
M. 2 10 pm, 5 oS p N, 40 a m. e: g. Diy.IS Is :
M, 9 Is pm II Is p m 5 40Rm. W. Pa y. DIV
6 10 a m, ! 30 D m,4 4op m ARRIVE Main Line
70 is a m, 10 20 m, 1 IS D m 3 l0A m, 8 70 p m. c
q. Div.-6 10 r m. $50 4 m, IS n. W, T. &B
Div.-S2 Is a IN. II 70 q IN. Q %pm.
&. q P~.-DRrAKr-6 10 an 10 40 q N, 4 10 p m
ARRIvE-l2 IS a m, S Is p N, s o. nj. aud 70 m
r., q. 4 Mt. L.-DEPARr-6 80 a m, s 52a m,
1877 . m, u p IN, 6l7 p m. ARRTyE.ll % a m
s 62a m, s 81 a m, II % m, o. p m. II p m.
a., T. v. d w.-DEPAEr-98 IS q m, $50 p m, L
m. Is 4 m m. A~RRtvE-745 q m, 10 30 4 m
1901 N. $50 p m.
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@~t~
90:
Steals wheat,
Eats few moths,
Makes too much noise,
Picks off blossoms,
The Sparrow Eats early lettuce,
Drives of useful birds,
Dis6gures buildings,
Befouls CUTTERS,
Can't sing.
There Is another bird, bigger and sharper
OF beak and keener and deeper OF appetite
than the sparrow, that loves TO build It's
eyry in Washington and is emphatiCally a
bird OF prey. In the, days before 1850 it
has been known to prey on pap-pap il its
fayorite prey-for very many consecutive
years, and then, like an exaggerated Oliver
Twist, 10 fetch q wild scream for more.
The bid is pretty old now, but It's beak has
not increased in strength and reach with
the flight OF time, while its appetite Is as
bottomless and multitudinous as OF yore.
Once every four years during the last
quarter ola century this bird has gone
by the name Of The-D Dead Cock.in.the Pit,
but in works devoted to political orni.
thology 1t Is called the Bourbon. Those
that have studied Its habits closely state
that It yearns TO rebuild It's eyry at Wash
ington and will make a desperate effort to
that end next year. But the American
people have made up their minds that just
as certain as the sparrow must 60 this mis-
chieyous old bird must not return. The
people say that
Loves abstract purity,
Hates concrete reform,
Befouls its own platforms,
Slraddles on the tariff,
Bourbon Coddles financial cranks,
Condones crooked cyphering,
Sanctions Reputation,
Defrauds ballot-boxes,
Makes too much noise.
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NOTICE.
To holders OF Pithbuyh, Wheeling d Kentucky
r. H. Co.'S bonds: Six months Interest due May LIST
next, on the bonds OF this Company will be paid on
that date BY ]. willard Gibbs. Registrar. ct the
office OF the Pennsylvania RNilroad Company, In
he Oily Of Philadelphia. Blauk forms for collect.
log the interest may DO obtained At the hank Of
anr2S TieaUrer.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

The next session begins SEPTEMBER an ~
Ten separate Schools, including scAooi az ~
snd sssooI 81 1 EsnElis 3 Fol SouEes in law ~
lArgcd faculties for study II PhylicSl SisSCs.. :.
Scientific Agricultural completely eQuipFSS ~ !
ical lRbntoTy. Thorough c0uReS III AnGS,,N tn
Modern languages and literature. Teri 49,
cost. Necessary expenses not over Sl76, EStst
alogue and other information GddfSs "at
W. L. WILSON, Presidpr,
aus NOREntOWn n /