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David Sawyer, who when last heard from
,esided mt mouth of Little Sandy, Jackson
'ounty, West Virginia, and Olive L. saw
yer. minor under fourteen. years OF age,
IN heir of John Sawyer. deceased, whose
,lace o. residence is unknown. " i'll take
lotice that ii petition was filed against
hem and the other heirs of David II. Saw
yer deceased, and the widow o! said de-
dent, on the 18th day of January, A. ID.
1884, in the Probate Court of Hooking coun-
y, Ohio, by John NJ. buchanan, admins
traitor of the estate of David NJ. Sawyer,
deceased. alleging that tn personal estate
ot said decedent is insufficient 10 pay his
.iebtS, the widows allowance, and the
.harges OF administering his estate.
That he died seized in fee simple of the
following real estate. situate in the county
of Hoe ing and State ofDhio. TO wit:
Being the northwest quarter of the south
uine (2gl, township number eleven QN, Of
range number eighteen (lS), containing
forty (4U) acres more or less.
That Diana sawyer. rs widow OF said Ge-
cedent is entitled to dover in So, id prem
iSeS.
The prayer OF said petition is fnr the as
Segment OF dover 10 The said Di :ii;l saw
yer. and Tor the sale of said premises, sub
ject to such dover estate. for tlr payment
OF the debts and charges aforesaid.
The parties first above mentioned viii
further lake notice that they are required
TO answer s;,ii petition un or before The
third Saturday after the iSti! day of o"to
her. a. ID. 1884, ana that The case il st inr
hearing on the Sd day If November. A. ID.
1884. at 10 O'clock, 4. NJ.
JOHN NJ. PITcHNNAE.
Administrator aforesaid.
Wright g. iowrey, Attys.
Sept. 1, loSi-ow
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PROB TIE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts md vouchers have been filed in
the PrObateCOur of HOckins County o..
for settlement.
o. w. II. Wright, guardian of Sarah
Hito, p lunatic.
an:i the same wiilcOme on for hearing on
the 2ith day OF Nov, 1854, at 10 O'Clock, -.
m .Or;tS soon therea fteI .'S may be cOnvt-
nient. w. 7. ACKEE, Probate j udge.
Oct 20 -2W -
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LEGAL NOTICE

Jobn Paxton, whose residence is un-
Known, will take notice that ON the 25th
ay of August, 1884, AnSOn Watts Iiied his
EDITION in the Common Pleas Court OF
locking county, Ohio, in case 1909, against
elizabeth Collision, John William Paxton.
lanes Elmer Paxton, a minor IL Years Of
ge, Joseph Marion Paxton, a minor II
.rears ol age, and John Paxton, heirs at law
# Barbara Paxton, deceased; Andrew Mel
son Waits and Elmer Arson Wsetts, minors
ver IA years OF age, Zane SemOre Watts
md Eddie Brown Watts, minors under IA
ars of age. chil;iren and only heir. al law
fone Sarah Watts, deceased, a daughter
nd one of the heirs at law OF the said
barbara Paxton, deceased, and John Col
ison, praying partition of the real estate
cscribed in said petition, and the assign
nent oi plaintiffs courtesy.thereiB or the
undivided one-fourih part, or if that can-
rot be done without manifest injury, that
uch proceedings be had as are authorized
~ law.
Said parties are required to answer on or
.efore the 9th day OF September, or Juds
nent may be taken agai nst them.
ANSON WATTS.
Weldy Price, his Atlys.
Sept. 4, iSS4-6w
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been fled in
theProbate Court of Hooking County, Ohio
for settlement,
Luther KidnOcker, administrator with
the Will annexed OF GOtleib kidnOcker.
And the same will come Oh for hearing
OIL the 18Th day of Nov, 1884, at 10 O'Clock
81. m. or as soon thereafter as may be con-
v"nienI
Oct2&3t W.T. ACKER Pro- Judge
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PrObUte .N0fice

Notice is hereby given that the foI,ovtn~
accounts ald vouchers have been filed in
me Probate Court Of Hooking County, o.,
for settlement, ~
q. Riney Guardian of Wilda N. Ra-
ney, Mary E. Raney aud Cas-. ~ Ranev
And the same will come on for hearing
on fhe 10th day OF November, 1884, at 10 o.
clock. a. mt, or AS soon thereafter as NAV
be convenient.
oct.63w. W.T.. T.ACKER,Probet Jud,s
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PROBATE, NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court OF Hocking county
Ohio, for settlement.
J, L. Collins, guardian OF Geo. f.. Walker
and the same will come on for hearing ON
the oath day oi NOvem 'er 1884. at 10 O'Clock
II. m. or as soon thereafter as may be con-
venient.
W.T.. ACKER, Probate Judge.
Get 3O-3w
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INSPECTORS REPORT.
To the Hon Judge Of Probate:
Sir A'9'" "''""'y '"""9


Vo
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IN
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TESTIMONIALS

OF GOOD mort character viii 3e required CA
thoSe. unknown 70 ihr. Board.
The trading is represented on Il scale OF
TO 100 and six classes of certificates viii!
be issued, viz:
GRADES.
First Class, give Years. No branch less
than % and an experience OF not less than
three consecutive years OF teaching. neXt
Proceeding The application. eighteen
months of which experience shall have
been iii one place.
Second Class, Three Years. When the
applicant has verge of95, 10 branch
less tha,. 81, Aud twenty four months eX-
pcricncein teaching.
Third Class, Twenty Four Months. An
average of 81, 10 branch less than 50 and
ei.htpei! months experience III teaching.
Fourth Class Eighteen Months. An aT-
craze cf -. no branch less than ID and
.we!ve months experience IA; teaching.
Fish Class, Twelve Months. when in no
bran cii there - less than 20.
Sixth Glass, six months When in no
branch there is less than 60. This is I. trial
certificate and VIII not he ISSUED to an APP
plicant who has taught, after Sept. |, 1882.
\ satisfactory examination in the The
ory and Practice Oft aching and Il good de-
gree OF fsuccess is teaching and governing
school will he favora!iy considered. Alb
plIcants are required % furnish teStimo-
malls ofgood moral character |
FRANK GORDON, |
J. l.. bright /
j. P II. STFDM. |
Jarutryl, 1879. EXaniL oTS
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby eiven that the following
accounts ans! vouchers have been fled in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, o.
for settlement.
Mary Hamilton Guardian of Minerva
Hamilton.
And tie same will come On for hearing
on the 10th lay OF November. 1884, at 10 o.
Clock, u. in. or so:,n thereafter as may
be convenient.
Cctl6-Sw. VT. ACKER, Probats Judge
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Annie G.. Browns Estate.

The undersigned has been: appointed
am! qualified as Administrator o. the es-
tate of Annie G.. Brown, deceased
JOHN q. KRINN-
Sept ii-3w
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Estate OF Geo w Lehman, decd
The undersigned has been appointed and
qua lifie,l as i ministratOr, with the Will
annexed, OF the estate of Geo. W. Lehman,
late Of HOckin. county, desceaSed..
Wa. A. WRIGHT,
September 25-3w
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
James r Groghan
VS.
Samuel 3. Westenhaver.'

In the Court Of Common Pleas of Hooking
county, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed Sheriff OF Hooking county OhiOsby
vitue OF a yendi eXpOnaS Issued out OF said
Court in the above entitled cause, ana
him directed as Sheriff of said county, will
j at the door of the Court House, in Logan.on
| Saturday, November Sth. 1884,
at O'Clock, pm. OF said day offer for sale Mt
public auction, the following lands and
ienements situate in Hooking county .Ohio,
town.
Lot number nine f9l, being part of frac-
tional lot i.uu, be- ten (i0), section number
fifteen fI5l, township number fourteen 10,
range number seventeen 90, Hooking
county, Ohio. beginning ut the northeast
corner of said iot; theuce west ten Il three
hundreths (i0U) chains; thence south
twenty and ski cen hundretii COILS chains
10 the center of the Columbus and Hock-
nag Valley Railroad thence south sixty
hi e (69} ti...rees, east, two " chains; thence
south sixty seven (G7) degrees, east one and
Sxty huDGret.is q .6U) chains; thence south
sixty SIX (s6i degrees. east three and seventy
eighG.iunGreiii>t3.IS u. IS) chains; thence south
sixty five and :. half i65t9 degrees east
three ans, fifty hundreths (S51) chains,
thence noith twenty TWO and thirty three
hundreths (22.3j) chains 10 beginning, con-
tanning twenty t2o) acres.
-ALSO-
Lot numbers zen GGl being the northwest
qunrteroi The no TIh west quarter of secti. N
number twenty four (,l) same township
and range, containing forty (i0) acres.
-ALSO-
A part of the east half of the northw est
quarter o. same section and RANCE IL nd
Township, beginning AZ the northwest cor
ne. or -, id lot; thence e, st nine and ninet v
tOUT i!u,ttirethS (99ii chains; thence s.iut In
twenty i0uE( CD chains; thence west nj Q
and ii. ETY. ;onr huEdreth (9.9fl chai ms:
thence noItn twenty Hour (2i) chains 10 be-
2iiI:.us continuing twenty three and
eighty iour liur'iIeth t23Si) acres, he three
tracts estimated to cCIt,in eighty three
.,nh eighty four one hundreth (SS.SD acres
free OF 'iower. All Of the above mentioned
ia!tiS arH teneIu.njS ale taken as the pro-
perty of Samuel Il. WeStenhsver to satisfy
this writ. t:iiS ~ IA day OF April, A d. 1859.
Except eleven and ii.ty two nundreths Qi-
52) acres sold To PlUir Fox after the above
ls w was made.
First traet appraised at S2l66 81.
Second tract appraised 1T S.sy} "A.
Thiri tract apprai SeG at 1856 81
Terms ofSs.le cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan, o.. this
9th day of October, 1884.
T. +. MCCARTHY, Sheriff.
W. +. HamblIn, Deputy.
L. d. Vickers, Attorney.
October 8, LISTS
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Notice OF Appointment.

Estate OF Mary Diasias, deceased.
The undersi ned has been appointed and
quaIifi, d as Administrator of the estate Of
Mary BIasius, Iale of Hooking county de
ceased. FRANCIS BLASIUS.
October 2363w
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TUFTS
REEEsSExssfESszS3ffE
EHs hsSy { 6 MAN

Ia composed OK Herbal .iaI u acn;.sinous prct.-
ccts, wilcn pefr.ca,e tsae sIas,s taaiSo OF -. o
Lanss, expecsorstss Tao acr;,4 I1atter
that collect, IL the i;ronchiai Jrsrs, and fJr:ns
soothing, coating. wh,eh Esiieves t{ae sE~
ritation that c.,;:s;-s the coush. u cleanse
the lu.as sys OK aia Sss,. cssiaiss, scsa.
them yvhcu es.Sso bs GA aSy disease, 4iviec-.
ates the circulation of the biocd, snd braces tia
nervous system. Slight coil3 oGso,a end iss
eOnstsnp ten. E& IS dangerous to neglect
them. Apply taao TcS&cdy promptly. :,
test of twenty years w,rr.nts TIE :.sertioa that
NO remedy has ever s,=e.,s fosss.G that Is :
prompt iaiisefec' rs THIi'S EEpscJnaAR?.
A single desc raises tbs plsieEIn, sUbit..s
inf ,mmation, and its .peed .ly cures the me
obstinate couch. i ;IeSs.nt c1rssss1, chill
dren ts!So it reetsity. Far Cr~up a. !;
Invaluable m shout J., r. evsr- family.
In &c. :.-ner - -:.-sfHac.
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ate O'Clock, "A. m. excep; January, July
ana Auggst. Applicants III lSt furnish pre-
pai.i Ell ,.lures by which tltey viii receive
The result OF the exanli nations
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MILK COWS FOR SALE.

MILK COWS FOR SALE.
l have several first lass Milk
Cows for sale, one just fresh -
Fhe purchaser can have the pri-
vllege Of Ten days trial, in order
10 satisfy himself of the merits
of the COW sold.
HENRY TRIMMER.
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ZEGHL NOTICE.

J. f Huston, residing in Point Pleasant
West Virginia will take notice that on the
25rh day OF October 1881, Logan Chapter
No. - fiie.i its petition in the Common
Pleas Court of Hooking county and State OF
Ohio, i'll ease No. tii0, against Lloyd Ny
ers, J. +. Huston ana a. Huston, pra vim :,
judgment Tor the sum of Sl06 81, with in
terest from October 4til. 1896 said amount
being due on il certain promissOry note in
writing of the date September I'd, 1878,
said plaintiff, payable to G. +. Bowen, Trea-
surer Logan Chapter No. %, one year after
date.
The said ]. E. Huston is required to an
sw' on or before the Goth day of Dccem Der,
1881. or Judgment ny be Iaken against
him. LOGAN CHAPTER NJ. 10.
Weldy 4 Price, Attys
Oct. 30, ISS4-6w.
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Notice OF Appointment.

Es'ate Of Joshua Lehman Deceased.
Ta undersigned has been appointed and
G,,;ri. fled sl> Aim nistrat0r or the Estate Of
J''s;Isia Lehman, late OF Hooking County,
Ohio. Eecerse.:-
D.teel ;his 10Th day of october, A d.. 1884.
o~.iG-jW. ELI CHUTE
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srase Of w&s' EsrElnIa,


Clerk officcnf ihc County Court
The following Is O List q Deeds admitted 20
Record iu aii OMcc during thc week ending
July D.. l.si
ZAP. Thomson and vii, and l. C. sicptoc
to Sl-.h ~ Owens Deed II Bargain and sale,
dated Ju.v i-f. l.-i conveying One Acre ~
Land %; summit Point. Date " Record, July
-th 1854
. Fannie +. OF 90 James ". Carney. Deed
% Rarr1in and sale. dated May -3l, lo74, con-
reyin. the Interest 81 orantoT m Lot % Land
1n Poia.a Hill In Charless0wn. Date Of Rec
0-l. July sih. l-si.
g. Bushyod " Herbert % Matilda Thompson.
Decd os Bargain AID Sale, dated July 5;h, lsSi,
Conveying one Acrcof Land near CLaricStOwn.
Date Of Record July 9th, lssi.
l. Esroin sHfcr 90 William H. Kahlc. Deed
Of Release. dated and recorded July IL, los4.
s. Charles Gattreil to Henry 7. Stone. Deed
Of Release. dated May 33d, 1854. Date oil Rec
ord. July 1lth. 1851
g. Richard 1. Hessey and wife 70 George Nc
Kinney and others. Deei Of Bargain and Sale
dated May 18th, 1881, conveying Lot OF Land,
i'm the northwestern suburbs Of ShcpherdStOwn
Date Of Record, July 18th. 1884.
:. John II. little and wife TO Ann K. kerfoot,
wife of Richard y. kcrtootl Deed of Bar
gain and Sale. dated April 10th, 1854, convey
ing Lo: No. III, in ShephcrdStown Date OF
Record, July 18th, 1881.
ST. G. Brotherton and wife to John Q. Elem.
ing Deed Of Bargain and Sale, dated April
18th, 1854, conveying the Southern portion ol
Lot No los in Shepherdstown. Date Of Rec
ord, July 18th, 1854.
9. John O. Fleming and wife to George NJ
Bel;zhooYcr, Trustee for Potomac Building As
ISOLATION No. 2 Deed OF Trust, dated July ON
1851, conveying the Southern portion OF Lot
No. los, in Shepherdstown. Date Of Record
July llth, 1854.
10 George W. show and wife to George NJ
Beethoven. Trustee for Potomac Building As
ISOLATION, No ,. Deed Of Trust, dated July LIST
1884. conveying Four Acres Of Land, just Soutl
of shepheristown Date Of Record July 18th
1881.
H. John W. Grant and wife to George NJ
Beltzh0oyer Trustee for Potomac Building As
ISOLATION. No. >. Deed Of Trust, dated July "a
lss4. conveying Part Of Lots No. and II
Shcpherds,own. Date OF Record, July I'LL
1881.
Teste.
T. 4. MOORE
Julv !. lSSl. Clerk of County Court.
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eTOStce.

The Teachers Institute FOR Jefferson County,
70 be conducted by Prof Jos. McMurran, Will
be held at Sheprcrdstown. commencing on
Monday the 18th inst. at . o'clock, a. NJ. Pu-
pills of public and private schools are cordially
invited to attend and participate in the cxer-
-scs
The State Superintendent in the programme
for the Institutes, having designated and set
apart "Wednesday the SOth inst, Us school
Officers Day, the members of Boards of Ed
uca:ioi. Trustees, and others who may feel in
tcrestcd in the prosperity of the public schools
in the County. are most earnestly solicited 10
meet on that day at 81, 4. NJ, for the purposc of
having Z consultation and an interchange OF
views on several subjects intimately connected
with the efficiency and success OF our schools.
The County Board Of Examiners will meet in
the stone School House at Charlcstown, on
Wednesday, August the 9th, at o'clock, \. ~,
for the purpose Of examining applicants for GER
tiiicatcs to teach in the public schools.
JOHN HESS,
Julv II. 1854. County Supt.
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Fist of County Officers
To be Elected the 2Rd Ttesddy IN OctobeT, l55

To he EtcctcQ me ZfI lutSuuy Ht b-sS'rff -'li+
Two Commissioners Of the County Court
one for -Four and one for Six years
Prosecuting Attorney Surveyor Of Lands :;
Sheriff: two Assessors-one for each Assess
rnent District, each voter in the county To vote
for both Assessors. Two Justices OF the Peace
and two Consiables in each District.
The foregoing for the term Of four years from
January lst, 1885, except the two Commission
eTs of the Court, who are 70 be elected Is above
stated one for four and the other for six years.
clerk of Circuit Court, Clerk of County Court
each for the Term OF Six years from January
LIST. 1855.
At the same time the following named other
officers are TO be elected:
4 State Senator 10 represent the Senatorial
District. composed of the Counties of Jefferson,
Berkeley and Morgan Two members OF the
House of Delegates Of this State Governor of
the State: State Superintendent Of Free Schools
Treasurer of the State; Auditor; Attorney
General; two Judges of the Supreme Court OF
Appeals Of this State.
T. 4. MOORE.
July II. 81 Clerk Of County Court
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The P.atTorn, il, Brlef.

Preservation of personal rights equality be
fore the la~: reservation ofstates' rights with
Federal saprcnacy-an the Constitution
administrative changes necessary as constant
recurrence to the popular will; severe arraisn-
ment of the republican party taxation to be
limited % the requirements Of economical gov
crnmcnt and % De laid on fewcrimPorts-oeaF-
ing heaviest, moreover, on luxaries wniie lAe
Internal revenue war tax Is retained us pIo-
ceeds should 60 20 caring for disabled veterans
and for pensions. Intimate commercial and
political relations Should De had with the I'LL
teen republics of North, South and Central y
merica-withor, any mtanglcmcnts, however.
Honest money. the gold and silver coinage Of
the Constitution and circulating medium con-
vcrtible iHto coin without discount. lmporta-
ton Il foreign labor denounced. Protection OF
American citizens, native and naiurali1ed and
~ home and abroad
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gGsS--gIE OLD IA MIIY JOURN Al.

The small town of Nilsson San Jose, Ala
media county, California, vas almost totally
DESTROYED by fire Sunday night. The less
is estimated at $4,000 insurance small.
When the water was exhausted claret was
used to extinguish the d.mes and prevent
the destruction of the old Mission Church.
Enthusiasm for Cleveland and Hendricks
avnrvlvhprp
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The Sfepheas0n FeInGte
Seminary.
VI farvO institute

u,fTF Third Session will begin M1yntr Sfr-
TIMBER 18TH. iS-4. and c.''ee june -t,n.
1 20 The New liuildiur siinriinE cnnf1Ti aii'
recommendation ior 80 bnaricrs. uiii % d. exc
pccied, b. ready luf Use ai tie i"l.ii'lh- i ,'''
session Prof Max Br0wn1ii VIII teach In
strumental Music.
Board. siGJ Ter year. Tuition. go o. f'f
R,arl from Monday morning Oh Friday evening.
si2O Ter year Music, 80. ~ 90 Piano, p.
For Catalogue apply % frTncipal Clarleiown,
jefferson County. ". Va
Rev. G. y. CAMPBELL.
Tui,- z fs.l-gnt
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EASHJEGTlE I'D LEE UNIVERSITY.
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.

LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Instruction I'm the usual academic studies and
in the professional schools Of Law and Engl-
nccring' Location hcalthful; expenses mod
crate. Session opens Sept. Is. For catalogue,
address Clerk Of the Faculty"
g. W. C. LEE, President.
July 10 lsS4-2m.
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Ri0ces OCEHoftMg
In Jcgersoa County, Vest Virginia.

In jefferson County, Hest Virginia.
CnAnIrsrowN Observation-Disclosures aRd
Z0ar School House
K,nLrrowY Decentralization and Sum
nit Point.
MIppIgw,y DISTRICT Midllewsy Keameys-
willie and Lcctown.
SurrIrEEusrowS DIsyRicT-ShePherdsto
and DuiicIGs.
HiHrEEs FrEET DfsraicT !larpcrs Ferry,
Halltown and oak Grove ScAool-iioUsc.
Charlos,own District .-........... :
KahlctoWn ls,rict...-.........--
Mililcway ........---...-.
Shcpherls;oWn Di-irict.......... -....-.....
Harper Ferry Disirict........--........ )
lDtl. 49, ..'.----4 J.
r a. MOORE.
Juuo Il fSs. Clerk o. County Court.
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HARVEST GOODS!
1T Clarence I'D. Eby's.

CUGAR, Coffee. Teas, Spices. Dried Peaches,
y Apples. Prunes. Raisins, Corn starch, To-
matocs and Corn; also just received iot Of Po-
tomac Herring, which will be sold los 9Or Cash.
June, -, 1851.
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Il is announced that after the nomination OF
Gov. Cleveland for President, the choice for
Vice President was narrowed down % Hon.
Thos A. Hendricks and Hon Henry o. DAVIS.
Alta conference Of The leading friends Of Clcv,-
land Mr.. Davis appeared, having been sent for,
and gave 81 many reasons why Mr. Hendricks
should De selected that the latter was decided
upon ana subsequently nominated. This r.
fI.al of,he Vice Presidency on thc part of Mr.
uasis-this selfahuesa,ion. SD to speak, IS d
>.ins.n. retuke g. those parties and presses 100
Wes, Virginia Who questioned DIS IartT uie...
g.
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Republican circles are deriving consolation
from the thought that noone whose name be-
Gins with G. was ever elected President and
that no candidate rejoicing in the appeiiation
of jim. has ever been defeated. The tradition
such Us it is-wil be utterly smashed in NO
Yemh.r
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ID. GIBSON,
ATTORNEY At Law,

chqrle,to,ca, JEFFERSON C5lSlty, Vest Virginia,
VIII attend to cases in the several Courts OF
West Virginia and of the neighborlng counties
in the adjoining States.
s,4a. Office in Gibson Law building, in Court
House yard.
July H. 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-17
LIN l.
CHANIOIS SKINS.

nF which we have nice and select stock
" ranging in price from l4to - cents piece:
Also a nice stock ofcarIiagc and bathing spongey
May ~, 1854. AISQUI1H & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-17

It is not going 70 Be so very difficult toT the
hard working luasscs-bc they democrats OF
rcpub,icaus-to choose between man whose
municipal and gubernatorial tenure' have been
marycls Of executive reform and a political ky
rocket whose only thought, night ami day lass
been for himself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-17
TO the Pu6l.c.

r HAVE in stock some superior brands Of
i Whiskeys, among them Sour Mash Ken
lucky Whisky highly recommended as una-
Nov ~ JOHN S. EASTERDAY & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-17

Until .as, wcc., Bcu Butler had no. appeared
in a democratic national convention since i'5o
at Charleston and Baltimore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-17

Il see You did not give that horse Day
Horse and Cattle Powder, as I told you j
forgot it. Sir" q know II. Look ut that tight
skin. rough coat, and tucked zap belly n SIX
year old boy would know he had worms Price
twenty-five cents Per package of one pound
fun weight.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-17

As Mayor Of Baflo. as Governor Of New
York. Grover Cleveland has ,,crnIy welded che
reform broom Les him have AN opportunity
O. 20 some national sweeping and our child
rem viii call him The country saviour.