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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-09-13

FdU Term begins September
Sd, 1884; Wisster Term, No
Uember Goth, and Spring Term
March 11tIs, 1885.
Instruction in the usual Scientific, Lit
erary and Professional Schools.
TUITION FREE
for one student lover fifteen years of age J
from each county for every 500 of popu-
lation.
For catalogues or further information
address the Chairman, or Secretary of
the faculty. MoRGANTowN, w. Va.
aug l6- IN.
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LAW SCHOOL
WASHINGTON and LEE UNIVERSITY

GEN. G. W. G. LEE, President.
Instruction by textbooks and printed
lectures, with courses of lectures on spe-
cial subjects by eminent jurists. Tuition
and fees $50 for session Of nine months,
beginning Sept. 10. For catalogue and
full information, address Chas A.
Graves, Prot. of Law, Lexington, Va.
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Settle Up.

A LII PERSONS indebted to me are
"A respectfully requested to settle up
their bills by October the lst., at which
time | wish to go east to replenish my
stock. G.. w. HOKE.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-09-13

"A LARGE STOCK of mems PIow
II shoes and bTogans. every gra6 e
and price, at g ETTINGER s. HOKE'S.
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A Chicken House.

NY chickens, write. correspondent 81
the Ohio Farmer, do no! roeat in apple
trees or wagon Sheds nor do they have TO
steal their living from the heg.pen. They
are wstered and fed regularly three times
day. l built chicken house, which, for
cheapnefs and simplicity, can't be beat.
My building is twelve feet square, two
story. shingle roof, ven.ila.or, floors above
and below, Windows south and erst, door
east, laying boxes ess.:, rocsts Houthweat.
Prison box, made Of lslh, for confinement
Of sitting hena, north. Tho spaces be-
tween studding and gliding Gre
filled with tobacco nlems, sswtust
ard airslaked lime, alternate lay ere.
OF courss 1t is shceted inside with cheap
pine lumber. In thu fall | store my feed
in tho upper story, and in the epring l sc.
my hens there, which makes an excellent
place to raiee csrly chicks. My. esrly
chicks weigh three pounds per head. 1
whitewash my building ineide every txo
weeks. Tho droppinss are carried out
and put in large barrels every morning
"Oh, well" says one, THAT ia too much L..
bor." But l tell you, gentlemen, there's
money in It l can sit In my chicken
house and smoke a cigar with a3 much
comfort aH could in hotel. I have to
laugh when read about chicken diseases.
Where do they come from? Fllthiness. I
can't afford 10 raise lice, etc.
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The world Is full OF istalis.s, esys writer
in a. San Francisco paper. l have beer
told peculiar anecdots on the subject. AT
frontier pest tho oficels' mes WIS en-.
gagged in an ardent discussion. Vino had
,! freely been partaken Of, end, with ons Of
the strange csp1icss o. intoxlcstion, there
was philosophy a! the bottom oil the
glaEses, The Nlobamredsn religion was
the subject Of argument. Muesulmaus
believe in fate. For them q name destiny
Is written above, the time OF bis death Ia
eet, and nothing can change it. Everyone
had something to advance or relate in pro.
OF con. argument In answer to one OF tho
officers, who demanded to know Of what
use and to what purpose was reason and its
controlling power, il we were born with
the tag OF our destiny attached, snother-a
Observation-Disclosures and sa;d:
"Gentleman, VIVA. is the use OF discp5.
sion. Make a practical tss! OF the qnea-
ton. Take me as the subiec:. Can man
williully dispose Of his life or is fatal mo.
ment chosen by higher power? Try the
question on me. Who will conduct the
experiment."
No one answered. Then come one pro-
posed wager.
Dome" YVES tho answer. The euhject
drew pistol, showed tia. it was loaded,
and held it 20 his temple.
Twenty dollsls, believe? Who will
pay II I lcseT"
He pulled the trigger; nnd the pistol
milaed fire.
"A joker cried the crowd.
The lataliHt smiled. He recocked the
pistol, and with 8 steady hand aimed at q
clock on the wall. He fved, and the bull.
le! went right through the center Of the
dial.
Apologize, now" ssld he, 81 have won
the bet. 1always did believe in fate"
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Deep Into tho Earth.


san francisco Cd1.
The Central Pacific railroad hrs alwaye
been Inconvenience By the scarcity Of We.
ter upon that portion of its road which
crosses tho Great Desert. About two years
ago W. G. Chaplin, who has bored between
70 and SO wells in the Pennsylvania oil
field, WAS employed 10 sink well at White
plains, Nevada. After nearly seventeen
months OF continuous work the drill has
reached q depth Of about 2,100 feet, and in
passing through a strata OF rock below
which it is believed tie desired freah water
will be found. II not, the work will prob
ably DO abandoned. The bore, which was at
first 8 inchea, hra been considerably lessened
as the depth increased. Boiling water
has been struck and salt water pa-3ed
through, and still the $500 pound drill
goes down in search oil the much wanted
fresh stream. At the depth-of 100 feet
something remarkable happened: The
drill struck and passed through nine feet
Of solid wood. The singular point about
1t WIS that although the wood had turned
entirely black, owing to II. long burial, it
had carbonized in the slightest, but could
be whitfield and broken like wood above
ground. It's having turned black pre-.
vented Mr.. Chaplin from determining its
kind, but he sent quite number oil pieces
away to friends and has iew left. Much
oil the wood came up in pieces, but little
Of It pulveriz!rg under the action OF the
drill. i57 $50. je7 n, ~ \ I. ,yll'
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BREAKFAST BunGET.

Doctors endorse wateImtlona, eaten cold
and between meals. (, (, 5 4
Ohio will send 100 varieties Of whea! 10
The New Orleans Exposition.
A 20 pound shell from Parrot. gun was
lately found imbeddsd In the rooi Of the
YlcksbuIg Opera Houee.
A new process in eho. making will DO
away with tho tall towers. A stong cor.
rent Of air Is forced on the lead as 1t falls
into the water.
The beautiful red and black ores Of
franklin, n. j., are cut, poliahed, and
sold 90 ornaments and paper weights. The
ore Is compound Of iron, zinc aud manga.
neao. n [4t'ts
Butterine Is superseding oleomargariue.
Where tho latter Is made from pure OK fat,
the former Is manufactured from deodor.
izsd lard. A mRjor part OF the butterlne
sold comes from near Chicago.
The largest room in the world, unde, one
roof and untrokeu by pitsrs, i q 81; re.
tersburg. Ia dimens. opu are GO iset iopG
by 100 leet widO. Twenty thousand Wa3
tapsis are required to light 1t.
Hygienic pillows are now IN vogue;
Three form full equipment for bed, OF
which ono 10 filed with hops. a Becond
with pine needles, and third with ms
rine NOES. They are believed to cure
eleepleesnts, and nervous disorders.
A single shoe manutactory 10 Ms4aa.
chuset,s turns out by patent machinery In
Twelve months as many psiIs OF boots aad
shoes ps $4,000 ahoemakg1a IN Paris make
by hand In tho ssme period Of time. Great
are the uses Of machinery.
In opium joints and hasheesh houaes tea
or water calculated with aconite Is ussd to
heishteR the effects Of the drug upon the
nerves and brain. Thisis Sincs. the eame
excitant that IVES uaed by the New England
witches, according to Prof.. schels do We're.
A Providence antiquarian OF good mem.
DRY Gays that the Leaf criminal whose cars
were totally cropped IN Rhode Island went
through the operation On tho lS:h Of O1to.
Der, 1922. The nance the man was Nal.
bone Briggs, and his o1suss YVES the passing
Of counterfeit money. -
| Marmoset monkeys were cold not long
ago in the Bahia market for q half milreis
te5 cents, The pricsis now two and three
milreis, on account Of the demand In Eu.
rope and elsewhere. The narmoaet Is the
most delicate OF all the monkeys and sci.
dom lives more than three months in cold
weather.
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Theodore Thomas Is in Dresden.

Theodore Thomas is in Dresden.
Biaine's great grandfather was Sheriff,
Secretary Lincoln's hair is turning
gray.
Edison took out si1ty.fve patents last
year, which is very email number 70,
him. b
John King, Jr., will get $4,000 year
salary es president Of the Erie railroad.
The two las! volumes OF Froude's Life
Of Carlisle will be Issued in October.
General Butler Is eaid 10 have been
originally intended for the Baptist min.
istry. ID. q. ~ a5 i: all5g5ltf
Senator Morrill,, OF Vermont, Is the old.
90: CT the Senators, being "A, while Senator
henna, Of Wet Virginia, is tho youngest,
being bat SO. 50 ID
GeE: W. T. Sherman at last looks on
himself as q fulfil sdged American. He
recently served Tor two mortal hours as
umpire Of a baaS ball game. rs +
Commodore starin, tho steamship
owner, Of Nav York, is eaid 10 be worth
S,OOO 900. Not many years ago be wss a
couptty doctor, earning 81 600 year.
Rev. Hubert R. Howcy, OF Morrisyille,
", whoas wife obtained divorce from
him last April on the grounds Of iutolera.
Die severity, he's Just remarked her. a \
Capt Paul Boynton, the famous swim.
me-, IA III in Rochester. He has lust re-.
turned from prolonged tour through the
west and on his way. 20 Toronto when he
his lungs. ~ N - -! - :.
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uIaEs TO FARMERS.

Prof, Cook says that one application. o.
tho kerosene mixture Ia sure cure ior ice
on plants. & z,
Parker Earle ssya the worst insect dep
redator on the strawberry plaat this year
was the ciown.borer; last year 1t xas inc
tarnished plant.bug.
Camelina pativa, or wild or false flax, a
weed very troublesome iu some localitits.
can be killed out Il cut down or plowed
under when Il begins to bloom, az 1t Is an
ulnual. fE
A correspondent Of the Husbandman re.
ports that he protected bis rSdishes from
The fly by giving tho foliage good appli'
cation OF wood ashes In the morning when
the dew was on.
Ina Michigan discussion on apples, E
Ruell, oil Kalamazoo, q euccesstul orchard
| lat, ssid he would place Red CANDIDA frD
for market, then Baldwin, top graf;ed, then
Wagner and Northern Spy.
The appearance Of chess in fields where
only clean geed Is sown, Is accounted fol
by the fact that tho seed, II buried toe
deeply, will lie dormant for yeais aud ger.
inmate whsn brought near the surface IN.
der favorable condition.. Ft.u
The Egin Advocate calls The attention o.
farme,o 10 the fact that In order to get the
iull benefit OF feeding whey to hoSa. calves
etc 1t must bs fed when axeet. Alter the
sugar IL turned to Tactic acid, whey ismort
apt 10 do harm than good. =
! President Lyon reports an instance
where an owner gave his vineyard au ap.
pllcation Of sulphur, mixed with onethird
lime, while the vines we're in bloom, re.
peatiug 1t ten days alterward, and thu:
prevented the appearance Of mildew in his
yard,
Said Mr.. ]. Arnold, In a paper on tile
draining: "As the strength Of o steam
boiler Is measured by the weakest point, 8:
Is a tile drains cspacity measured by or
imperfect join.." He recommends putting
strips Of sheet lead over thejoints, or lay
Ing them with cement.
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she night Have known II.

3-ASlHsts
Mrs. Mints-"Oh, I've jus! made tho
iuonic,t discovery. You know, my hus'
band never would tell me wha! they do al
the secret ccie.y he 10 member Of"
Mrs. Finkg-"Yes; mine won't either
Mrs. Minka-"Wsll, yesterday big csn
oil slcohol came addrss,ed to him for the
lodge. He IL q Past Grand something OF
other aud takes care Of things. Well, !
noticed him going up stairs with come Of
the alcohol, and when he went to bis room
pesped through the keyhole, and what do
you think l raw? He had an alcohol lamp
and was putting ealt on the wick, and Il
made the awiules! Ghaatliest kind Of light.
l WIS positively scared, he looked 30 like a
goblin. l suppose they do tia! at their
initstiops?p rs:
Mrs. Finks-"D:d you ever! Well,
might have known they used alcohol. My
husband always comes home smelling
OIL III. !" .a.. s..H.r . no 1921
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Man ia seldom ratified with what ma.
tire has given him. II he has light hair
he sighs for raven locks. II possessed Of
piercing black EYES he cove!s the limped
blue Of his ne:ghbor. II he be acrawny
aud thin lie wiahes to be fat, while The
obese man locke on the thin man with en-.
w, who in these bet dsys can cit down in
his boneu and feel comfortable. Thegreat-
ca. sufferer, however, is the corpulent
F4lstaff who is made miserable in many
waya by the Inconvenience Of too much
fatty .issue. The thin man by prescribed
Diet can add flesh to hin bones, bu! the great
problem has been to discover mixture
that will melt the too cold flesh Of the iat
man or woman. Notlong ago genius work
cd on the cyedulity and despair OF the fat
population Of the county by literally ad-
vsrt;sing an anti.int compound. His an.
nouucsmerts were illustrated by two fig
ures-"Beiore Taking, and Alter Taking, !"
and gallatle humanity took the medicine.
Bat 1t did no good, and those who did not
want to remain aa Nature made them SUI
fered more than ever by trying to improve
on her handiwcrk.
But now at this late date cure springs
up rs Unexpectedly as thistles in whea!
field. Itseens that hearty, robust young
lady, OF Have,hill, Mass, joined the
Salvation Army, and her whole soul was
aoon absorbed in tbs work, and few weeks
campaigning also absorbed somewhat Of
her flseh. She did not mind this much,
but rs her duties demanded increased
vitality, ahe found that OF the end Of two
months tsmbourins pounding twenty
eight pounds Of good honest flesh had
somehow disappeared, end as ehe couldn't
afford to sacrifice any more without en-.
croachirg on her bones che reluctantly re-
signed. Here then is the cure go long
soughi, and from our knowledge Of the Wig.
orous methods Of the Army We can heartily
recommend the regimen.
The only regret is that the Haverhill le7s
did not have her photograph taken previous
to entering on her work, for then we could
have made this article much more sttrac.
tive and convincing by embellishing it
with illustrated cuts Of "Baiore Joining,
and Alter Joining" However the dis.
coveiy IS important enough without such
indisputabls prcofa. This leada ua 10 aug.
get TO Fanny Davenport, who is groan-
ing under the weight Of too much flesh,
that here is ainple remedy; and that by.
joining the Salvation Army she would
accomplish two results: Rsduce her adj.
poac and better the moral condition OF her
fellow creatures. And il she could only
prevail on David Davis to join with her in
organizing hsnd, what a happy thing 1t
would be-Hallelujah Fanny and Shouting
David.
But tho nature OF this new found cure
doeu not necessarily conl1e the patient TO
the limit1 Of the Salvation Army, for there
ia the campaign marching club, which per.
haps would affect a more rapid and radi.
cal change. Either, however, would SC
complish the desired end with entire satis.
faction. No cure, no pay.
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A LADY who suffered from weakness pecu.
liar to her SEX. In writing 10 friend, said
II tried ysrious kidney medicines, but only
found myself growing worse. a friend told
ms 10 uss Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
SarssparillR. lis effect on me was soon indi.
Gated by clear and beautiful complexion,
q freedom from aches aud pains. complete
removal Of nervous depression, painless reg.
ularity In habits OF digestion and otherwise,
| can not praise the rsmedy TOO highly as a
strengthening medicine. pxv
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Sihuley's Giant.
Eci lnle,

Stanley, tho African explorer. describes a
strong man who ives Elk feet five inches
and rather dispropor:ionately slender. HIS
could toss an ordinary man ten feet in the
air and catch him in hia descent. He and
take one Of the large white Muscat donkeye
by the ears, snd with sudden movement
Of his right foot lay the surprised ats on
bio back. Ho could carry three.year.old
bullock hall way round his masters plan.
iation. 0ncs he actually bore twelve men
on bis back. shoulders and chest, dis.
lance Of 800 feet.
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"Ho PhysIc, Sir, In Mine =,

a good story comes Hom boys boarding
school In Jersey" The dict was nonoton..
GUS and coustipating, and the learned Prin-
cipal decided 10 introduce some old style
a aS9 ,ssus oSe sIsh snd b sTa. ss
in school, discovered the secret mine in bis
tauos, aud pushing back his plate, shouted to
the pedaGosue, mo phy slo, sir, In mine. My
dad told me to use nothin' bat DR.. Plerce' s
Pleasant Pursatlye Pellets and thoy are a
doing their duty like o charm ~: They are
anti.bilious, and purely vegetable. & -JlS'
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Virtues OF Tnrred Paper,

I will give your readers my remedy 70,
keeping mice and weevil.beetles out OF my
granery: Hang up q few strips Of tarred
paper in the granery, snd the vermin will
not stay. 1t will also clear mice from the
garnet or tho houec. Scatter few pieces Of
the,paper about tho garnet, and you need moi
lilo awake nights on account Of the rrcins
Of mice and rate, for they will not stay
where tarred paper perfumes the Dir. Tack
1t up, and hang a lew strips in a hen.house,
and lice will stay long even there. d
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WAS severely allcled for eleven yesrs
WIN Hay Fever, after trying almost every.
thing without avail, I gavc up all hopes Of
being cured when u purchased bottle al
Ely's Cream Balm. To my surprise, after q
few applications, was entirsly relieved
=, W4rsoS HARRis, Letter Carrier, Newark,
M. Fifty cent?. q -: 7rhsaN !
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

PoE tHEkiyY,
FRANK JOHNSON.
cLHxk OF ruE cigCuir COURT,
CHARLES s. h0XkL1.
c1.rRr or 7HE COUNTY COUNT,
". hkMT. LSCb.
tPcSEcvT1s'o ATTORNEY,
JUshfh u. tl4S0R.
ASrtsos, CITY DuTlicf,
FRED. BOILER,
IIsrsng. COUNTRY DtsrRicT,
WIN. 4. MCCOY.
COUNTY suEyEYor.
,CLAREsCE Il. LAIRD.
uorBE oy prLrGATr,
3. B. DOyLNER,
A. G. Il. EBELlNG,
J. BARKER, 81
Col. ". u. CURTIS.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, SIS 600.
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each, Fraction
.LL.L.. 49, III Elm In nrQnartInn - ..soN

1867 Prirea amounting 50C
Application for rates 10 clubs should be made
only 10 the Office OF the Company In New OrleanS
For further Information write clearly, giving iull
address. Make p. 0. Money Orders payable and
address Registered LettOra 10 s 90, = =
If NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary Letters 6y Mall
OF Express tall auinH Of Is and upwards by R1pruI
a. our cxpenye) 10 N: A. DAu3HIH, q
si-lG,, .' :, ,,,,,, New Orleans, La.
Aul3-ssAw 6u7 Seventh St.. Washington, n. q,
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BooTa-on Friday, August %. 1884, at e:25 ,, T.,
Of EiE residence. NO. $50 North ercnt street. Island
Capt. G. 4 DoorH, In the 6sth year Of his .ge.
NEuperal notice hereafter
kTHlSSON-on Thursdly morning, August 2l,
1851, near TeyloIsvllle, H., Ms. JULIA A7KISsoN,
long resident NJ this CITY. 500 80. -
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The receipt is simple. You have only to
take violent cold, and neglect. It. Aber.
nelhy, the great Eaglish surgeon, asked q
lady who told him she only had cough:
"Wbst would you bsye ? The plsgue?" Be.
wa!o oil ''only ccushs:" The Tosst cases
can, however bs cared BY d.. VIM. Halls
and Group 1t imnedistely allsys irritation,
and 10 sure to prevent fatal termination Of
the diseass. Sold by druggists. rrhsaw
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rkAYELEu'S GUsDE.

Trafns arrive and depart Is ioliows-city Time:
BALrIMOKE d. ONfO.-MAtN LIyx-De.
pHrt--For Baltimore snd New York, l:Il m, s;35
m, and Sos n N. Grafton Accommodation, e:s5
mediation. ll:35 m. Gloye.'s Gap iAccommoda-
u, i. O. 81 Dfv.-ror ch.c.go aud tho wcst, sl5 m.
2 rs p N: and LAO m .Bsrnesy!lle Accommoda.
W. +. 4 B: plv.-For Pittsburgh, Gas M. loco
n. Thkdelphia Accommodation, 8o6 D M.
Washington Pa, Accommodation, b:St p m.
hrrive.-From Baltimore and Washington, D.
Accommodation, s:Co . m. Moundsyillo Accom-.
modation. 1870 m. Grafton Accommodation, 6S5
p m. Local freight I:l0 p N. n 80.
Q. 0. DlV.-From Chicago end tho West, $40 m.
$40 q m. md Gus p. m. Z0neSvillo Iccomnodn.
ton, SIS m. Issnesvillo AccommodstIon. 14O
w, P. d q. DIv.-rrom Pitsbursh. At l:ao n m
and 7:2o P m. Washington, fa, sic m. Triadei.
phta, 4l0 p IN. t7a s. -y'7is- ~ -
Al through trains run daily. Local trains daily
r., @. d ST. L.-DrAar-G:2o a m, sw am
l:2o Il, 4:t6 p m. AsRIyE-8:so N, l:05 q Ia,
s:sS p m, TO m. 7{3'71' - -
Cleveland, Lorafn 4; whceling.-DEpIar
81. Olaiisvilo l:57 m, Masslon Recommendation
All p N. St. Cla!rsvile accommodation SIT m.
AERlvH-at. Claiisyille SCI q N, Masilon accom-.
mediation 1882 m, St. Clai.svle 12;27 n, Cleye
land express 9s7 N, st. uairsrille 4:6s n,
Cleveland q pfttsbnrgh-DxpARr-6 81.
m, LIT n. &!6 p N: s.eubenville Accom- ods.
t!on 9:la N, Wel!syillo Accommodation 6:ta
N. !. AanIyR-l2S9 N, Sos p N 8:23 D m; etor1.
tenyillc Accommodation S:2a p N, WolSyiiIe Al
comnodshon s:s3 n. .ls n ~ Z ~, ->, -
II. Z. d O. RnilwHy-IrIya DnlIe,,e a.,
WccdSaeld and surmerteld at GOO 4. m. and Sin
p. m AAhrvr et tellIi,e 1t o:l5 q. 10, and b.Mnm
ohio River IL. R.-DxPAkr-ForP Rrkenhnrg'
C;S0 nj 1ecommoaSolon . - am and 40 D n
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=. rt}rtas,5 .s ~ commissioners.
Incorporated In. 1865 for rs years by the Lesisls
s .,s iof educational and Charitable purposes
WIN capital Of g. 0oo, 0oo-to which reserve
iund OF over $3.50 900 has since been added. -
~ an Overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
vas made q part oil the present State ConstitutIou
adopted December ID, 4. D., 1879, ~ 800 :
The only lottery ever voted on and endorsed nv
the HoI Of any State. 1t never scales or post
pones. lu Grand Single Number Drawings lake
place monthly. tF7Fsss i 81 - = =
- Splendid opportunity to win q fortune Ninth
Grand Drawing. Glass i, In tho hcademv n
Music. NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, September
0, lsS4-l72d Monthly Drawing. = : :,
et-t H'NlpTTlT ppJ1r t-s nno
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CHENANDOAH vALLEYAOADENYI
- Winchester; Va. piep:lei for Bntyc1,tfy. Ann,
Navy or bu,iuels, Q. L, y. MINOR, N. 4. UNIV.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING
Female COLLEGE,
EDUCATIONAL,

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,eIiaie Powers aud PRIVILEGES b The Lst.S,nt,Ts9 ,;
.ne ma ssse, aid SaofSs tyeIy tscil!y ioi tAotnsss
Two full Cuunfi: GlNsicsl and scien,Isc
IN connection with thee, there d An sTno,.
nit behool Iurils taught In ali hi d OF I'm
There is also school Of Orator. and p,ocr,t...
ihe very lptet methods introduced, suuon,
ihe conservatory Of sutic |. conducted n, ~.
plAn OF Stuttgart Germany, lnd precisely ibaI ue
tnethods are used. In the Vocal Depsttnss, I NE
iM!ltn method Il used with Mch altlntlon,u o
may hult The voices Of the pupils u
Inc various echoois o. Language ara IN ~, :,
eIpcf!enee aud well Known proiropr. ot
I, an. ). 7. Porter. Froiesshr OF The sew scer,,s.
eyttem o. Shorthand, termed Pa,Ejgnnbv nt'i
open school In connection with The COLLEGE ssn.
A. Inc thliiy nth yea, Will orcn September lSSi
Terms Toternts In all Department.. v i"st'
rot Cs!Aitgues OF other Information. Adde'S, ,hs
Rses!0eat, Kiss a. TAYLOR,
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