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rregr souSD WEATHER.

Following e the offirfal record a the weather
Il For HiakeIey during Dsesmissg ~ taken ~
NzR1 Ho&kiases, the Official observed F6S Sac
bes3s 81 newcomers aud Eastsra reafey IL
rss - zsstea thst there Is 10 signal ossee IN -.
aals, srsi tssaf fuFt BlAkeley i aaiy Hsme miles
assps sria ltsts city 80 ttAs she record a. oae
gase j. practically the record sof the ether;
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IrAlnr

sAs interests et purchasers arc affea "toaseA
80 g TIE N~ela " saArtiaas ~ Strangers
- esstFsnt5end thai persons Nse ns Fe8l bar.
fslns u nsnrerty ~ real xstae ~ make nersaa Ell
assfsssssse al West = : & sstsss. whies i on
aFes axe Gu the h0ussxara Ca tie new
eesef Inc Information a. Headquarters. Room
4 klsgFa htas'k
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Public Land sals.

fsMgrHz tTk9Es taNHp 0F9Ic8sf
Hxkava.s y Akn. De. II 80.
sgaessr Il keree* gsges tMst ~ S4ssHNa<M ~
tsssfssssess fsezS fAe nex1sz ~ cseR q tAe EeG.
80 - oss5e sasaes "a hss sess8f ..Er -
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f-s5tese ~sAsgz re sh&sl tsneess - 0Nes - p1ps
- tsss sri TAuEst4gs sae Nisb dME "a #sAF 1850
sznA - MsEs Isss I ef s&e q. 81 a = F8A
al s4fsoFss s4xssM FsFe' esz nsl@M z &AM ~ @My
fssgt49a 81 gsse Ato8e sssfst1< zsfs& - AZ 80
Ser sevssesf Is ns&A2 xsasf ssF2kf eNi ~ saS@et
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nsxss 81 s&z4 sssM @slsKFN tAasf T1x@z4 MtA -
IA i hA1EE&s kee<kS4A
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Man
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- Art CITY.
ssgsss Is sts NraY0.
Asesss By shs AeeAsea
satpyagas fasssgsieS ~ia fact eits ia
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= sAN&sf hl& pg.aes t8an. - fha 8e ueFs
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- r 81 So 8 saf So an u she tefa
- ears Ag1 a8ahe sssa tseA5a sssaF aianas
eASsAt sassS . Ga Nse seeaHt sssVsI
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spns14E sorseG

A-gvvfrg-TRrsSE Nfslfl<a Tkfskk - AAk
N ksgssxnass xsag I hare seSRtaee - $3.50 t@
-sresse - rre ssssrssF asfa = tsss3 - fEsi-
49, - Es9e street. EAe g EA3as
.-spss.zks. NeYscE-ME aAyE A RE-f nix
- 80 tsssi.szr exs wzss aesse pegssez e. fsszze~
sss.sss tsrssss ssFkas 80 tS1sk3x lsz1k- Isaac -
IsaEa = Ca - fysas sAfesI
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y rssssAees SIS. k9s zstaS rss sse1rss - sly
AZ es<Asy nzAgs e. sswesA FaSeA > ffse@AaA-As@s
2rrA4sxek 80 IN1A~AAa &sEn&A
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sHs % rsisHese lslta af transportation Hay
- sastiss eai3 neufey#fd hay ga the SHORE
= elsrA lake. Where can visa mska saeh a
sess1anS hq.8a ak ak Neats @ S As.visSNR (.
aee esa bias ee pleased Wlgh the pFSg~Tty 81 tae
sseTd pssees aus fefmN Apply a. heAaGaar-
eik. E.ansA & flaass haaek
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NT0TfcE-THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
~ stockholders al the PUGET sound Fire Clay
CO. viii be held IN the offsee OF the treasurer.
room - Boston block. Seattle Wash. Monday.
fhe ensuing year and for tie transaction Of
such other business - 1sy nEot ersy come be-
fore Il VI. &. FORREST, President
eHAs. T. PLIMPToS, Secretary.
NOTICE OF PAYxESF OF DIvIDENDs-To
~ the stockholders Of the seattle Transfer
ccs The trustees OF the Seattle Transfer Co.
have declared dividend OF Il. per cent. on the
capitol stock Of the corporation, payable on the
lob Say Of JNHuaFy, AID lesa, AZ The otice ofthe
company in SEATTLE. aud Ike dividends VIII DC
paid thereafter o. or hntaFe the 10th day OF
each succeeding NORTH until iuEtner notice.
NOAH ARMSTRONG. President
CHAS. ARMSTRONG. SECRETARY.
NYoTIcE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
~ stockholders of the Washington National
Bank Of seattle for the eiectieR 81 directors for
the enszfHg year viii b held ~ tne tank on
IuesdGy. the 18th day OF January, isss A.
o'clock .. "A. NJ, 7. bACkOS. tsShier,
NYoTicE-THE ANNUAL MEETING or The
~ stockholders of tie First Satloeal bank
Of sestsie. for tie election Of directors for
The ensuing year will be held AZ tire bank On
faesiay tie isEh Of January. 100. - % p M
cTocKHoIDERS MEET1SS-THK RxGU.
- lAE annual meeting OF the stock holders Ct
the Boston National BAnk 81 seattle y IL b aeld
81 - banking house on 1ntsdAy. 1Aaa@Es -
lseo AZ s.NG O'Clock p. m. for the caosee OF d.
Teetcrs and the transaction o. such otner baSl-
ness As rlxv rgorssriy b. hYo8IRht before il.
W K THOENkLI. Cashier.
ssstsls. wash-. Dec Il. issA
NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS MEETiNtis TIE
~ annual meeting Of tie stock holders Q. the
Seattle Construction Cerpans VIA e heia -
the oere 81 the secretary OF the company ~ ne
rover nonse OF fhe XeEseT avenue canze aGe AZ
LAKE Washington. on TIE Sacana Aeft&y ttAe
lzsh day3 Of January. A. y $50 Al Q Co.'s = n
Trustees gssr the ensuing veAy win tbnn Re
siectes5 and sarh other baslnezs rAasarsei -
may legally he then doae.
4 n BRUINS. Secretary.
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- -. a. & Sly. Commencing AGkest =. assF sAa
1850 81 ssy S Nav sAssa8 CemRaaS. 0FeEssa
- - A4ts asa N4saa fae1&e taasNnf. be&s~ea
ssAsse Az lae &ssafgtt EINxss 1ae eetalsse
- szfs&es aFV anesra sses
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GEORGE I. MEACHAN
617 Third Street.
souTn OF CHERRY.

Advertisements nasr ths beads Of Lost Fouaa
Fer kale. Cor Keni. and situat oas Wanted VIII
he inserted 81 the rnss Of cents word for the
anss tssertion; Ieent a woFs for 80 h snhSeqseat
insertion. Payments always IN advance
E0TfcE-The business orce Of tue Posr-rx-
TKtLtoENcEa Wif hereafter deepen until u p. m
clas fled advertisement viii De received Up 70
shis hoas
Advertisements viii be received ~ branch
ogsces OF THK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81.
gaeauaas ....-...--..-..s..-...G L. Fowler. agent
tsssya Major Geo W. Barter. agent
Port G. Earle agent
IRE following letters are awssting advertisers
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"CRISP SNAPS"
Is PER CENT INTEREST

l8 PER CENT INTEREST
: SFss-e Msz 90 fs@t Les On weef s5,Ie s. Frrsf
csni Interest upsa Gle selling ssrsee. ~ sassna
caehAit cash ssss9 bs1asee Ia I've years at : Essr
eeat interest vi swing i.
a LOOKOUT e ss;. ..:... !, r ~. ,, my
Calls socs lgss III Qneen Anne fown. ssae4
fzkee tssm. knefuafnx lockout Tnsx rros~rfv
= sstssaed ftE tause sh0se tastes enaais EAema
- AvDreesate ase goo1s
181 FEET Frsnsias q Msdason street.
hos3se This i ira ngu1sx trzet ara i olsssisse
baSinsss bag s1s00
$3.50 VIII hay sac sorner lot sar1zs feet
On Randolph street; eaxy sermx
% ACKEs At GREEN LAKE, Fos Is mo
81 Tbs property u saada0usesg situated and
nost Interesting vl@w ~ Lakes Wasaingtaa.
unsen end Green. Mount RsIgffer AID ths esgg
Nsia = hsd. Hsrw,s chsncs for the speea at0r
2 make 8 feF u bz F=tzifrE iris sraet IN lotA
y "a already plated and ssaked.
el nm Fine act oa Market street. Ians north
15,Uuu q gsrksoa.
$500 TO $3.50 TT. .:s.sssss n 3. &
0yexieakiag Lake y aaafngfon. e8nxaand.Es a.
unsurpassed yisw Of TIE lake the Cascade
mennfatns ard 81 gaIn1eE Ton yon kBow
thai Ia zoe Development II dis eity sseh pop.
cry Vii aecOEHe tmmeFzefy FxsnaSseg Sur
nov wasle Saey are only 800 and azao eAch.
VERY easy paynezsfA.
Sl7O0 v..s s mo ss.T psy sgs ssy,
1exsef avenue SEX s.room aaaea. Saxt0 foot
IsG 0ssB youg OWN s-iLLIHEE"
III the particular snap yoa ers banker
IL ink alter a.sss rot appear above. y7a
snouid make fnrtaeF inquiries ~ the Once CT
GEORGE |. MEACHAM
617 Third Street.
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cE4fRFoYAScE

NATURAL BONN GIFTED N TELLING
~ PAS, kaA future A. traahied 10 love Affairs
o. nnn!nass 1T any kind. cal sna sAe Msx. Wax
lace F51seBns Rouse FIFTH ard Esd son.
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sAIoov IND sroRr rrrrunrx

T.oR EAf.K-cHEAP; $50 VIII. Boy BAR
III counter. hack car anA rtfFpf, kxturez
resdy-nads On hand ami made r. order, reEnaze.
tex we snake sAio0a atl1 Rissre atfnss spe-
cialty. theseferp cSn save yus& nouey. Ger
fsnseF "a. ais Ssrona street
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sraTHnf TEDENN

f~snAw paEn 4 DE8.A%N, STAIR sg's1sffA I-S.
I ar fx@pAfea "a fArNssn Al kga4s 81 s.AsFs
rsgsx xrsss neseSx a. sEts - iess aStsa :
s.esi,s.fr fsrner INe.gsa aa3 StswsTf streets
@~sfs1~ MN4M
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTS lEsss-sEALEn BIDS
~ soF clearing Eity acres a. zae town @ Ye-k
VII e reeelved ~ re otlee Of Cr8w ford llsn-
Ron, eorrisZ TAivi and Yesls- avenue. up 80 IAN
aAzg !; tae owner reserves ia night % refuse
Eux er all bids
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E-oR sALE--oN FRONT STREET. NEAR
Il Bellevue hotel. two lots each s0xI30 feet, &c
sNeen the cable and electric road; Washington
Territory Investment Company. I4ewellyn-
Dodge building
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- -

FFs4E &AmkNG ENGINEERS KEN FS0t.E :
4 2ssoNaAs 81 ESesfs Eze srsE arc ssir3 SstaE-
sssFs - sseh @ezaa 81 fAe AcuaE Aszuz&Essss
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rgsTyrgrs AyD coyrnseToRs.

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CaHPANr--KN.
- ginsers ard contractors lar bridges q every
descsipttoz. wharf enlaing. pale diving. dredx-
inx aud steam shovel exeavNfsrgz mans ana
spondenee solicited. 0faes Too. OF jackson
street. seattle. Was1.
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NOR sALx--oS SEVENTH STREET. BE
II tween Jackson and Main two losss cheap.
NAkhiEgtan Territory Investment Co
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srrRsvu.sxTsx
sFaI ksrsrF aN0AKaN

1eME AlE~3. Tx EELNA&&EsES GLAZE.
VI Tsezzs $50 ases 9ra- kHSs eAszses S1sa
sereag lie@zs = - = > -
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Tue4E Avn TssThf-Mf.sTaE NtsTc
= - go kxcDNp AND LE&oEA sENEETs
-. fsrsaszss f.4tsss Frs1s strives f&Eza, ~
s.s,essras ex2sese esesA y = n. sazaFss4ya
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4-ssgS ls--A GOLD MATCH CAsE eaN -.
esz save A&sHe Is zAzSsaE 90 =. Ao3sGn.
EeNs szAzsaz. ana Eas41x ehzrssA
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4OSAs
STRAYED-A SMALL DARK DApPIsx BAY
= mAEe; star on forehead, stripe en- acss, ct
bind loot las white sz0cx King. WctS a& afsoat 30
&eWSt8 Stli be gwen II EetnrzrG 20 Alex Alien,
eoFner F0agth ana fIne
I csT- Tux LATTER PART OF NoyEMREE
snail bay morse. White kro. CD forehead
ana two white lest FfmteE viii phrase nasisy
ne feat e Lineosa street. Lake Nni9cs wasEe
AL expenses wtst ss pafa. 6. T. kv&nS
o. KEsAKD lost SQUARE, GOLD
Fssb lasksi, msaaogrAEs J. c. CO cae sssie, lesveS
Transfer GO.
On EwAGD-pgAYNES. ATTENTION.
k1tV Above r3w9T3 VIII - pail - unEes-
stEued Tor aaeae sid address 81 drNTEaan Hfo
hauled tweaty Efe essHx 81 hEraA East bacon
trsn ChSFles Iseueh's ssars - scaSAnNg AeF's
Waasf tkv o. txo after THE great nrs- J. ".
Hssasr, 08lpA8ufs wAgeAoa$e. feSse1 avenue.
- .agqs 'aFanaesaiR3
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HAsr1D-gagTNk

VI ANTKB-AET PARTY wfTkk SO. go G Al
" cas- hszr - a. e4ersst@aAk igFfs3zaxssl
A88Fegs = g Foss ekeafeeeMes-
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asAarEas ANn enENIsrs.

"
DRIASTs ASSAY OFFICE. EEATTIE--
ID Pharmacy Hal drag store ses ThiEd street.
correct assays for terms and references address
as above: send Samples hF mali or express,
washington atnefai specimens bought ena
sold G. n. Bryang-
~ KoR8E nKTHUNR. AasAYER AND CHEN.
NxfSs. anaiyEnr of coal. fra etaya oras etc Se14
samples for aSsay ~ mall rs uma. wssh-
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wr.rHrn. I
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FAN 2R.a sFN
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I,0R sALE-g3.150: CORNER LOT; A BAR.
4 gsiu; fifth aud LenorA Inquire room !,
Esswlin block.
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V,oR sALE--Two LOTS ON SECOND STREET.
II hotn eeEaers and gaod locations for store
and once Buildings which viii pay handsome
interest on Investment Washington Territory
Investment Company, Leweliyn- Dodge build
fnc
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T-oR Saloon SOUTH SECOND STREET:
II we of'er I20xf2e feet on souta Second street.
corner % jackson; u Washington Territory Invest
EcnE Company. Les eilyn Dodge building.
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KENoTaI soTTcE
SsCrRRY & osESs. CIVIL EssssfNKERs AID
sezssaa hsasex rearss 81 Aaa 80. Pass ard "a
pErz8tCA 13s 80 ker4rsGHes- Ard Ee2SFa4 eE&z-
VeY39g FsNz gssx AssenEfess -
GETT * RyETQA'E OFFICE
DleHARn NETENS a. CIVIL ESssESE SE
IL xga xNrwayoT haS removes Ms a~@es 1S7sa
u.s. ee e& Is Feosa s8 Nssias. Assck
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TSoR sALs-F0BRTEEX ACRES PLATED
4 laua four miles northwest OF Seattle post
Office. Tor sale b. owner at $500 per acre. James
ROCKWELL rooms aid To- koxweil block. Front
and Columbia ssveelz
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w ANTEn-Hs98Rn IN PRIyATE FAMILY
" - = sEnxss EeasIemzn: hestok references
z b. prH1-zntel sEx~uee- esfssrr.
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xRE.

T~oR ARTISTIC DESIGNING, sTANPgS5
aud inssruesiens in al kfnsss nf arr dsroFA-
floa. - Il Mrs. q. - GAFss9r. lis mira sEfetsI
formerly win Tea -. sieEeFusn q 80.
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60 enn-oSE OF THE LEST LODGING
s~,l.iNFu houses In this ely . ene rooms;
cleaifng 500 mouth Morgan. The Fair
Oh sna--soxI0s on MADISON STREET;
@-ssWfU house three rooms; must sell.
terms Morgan. The Fair
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-09
supfeme oourt Of Appeals.

The following business has been
transacted in this court up to the
date Of publication:
HinkIe vs.. Hinkle, from Pendleton
county; submitted.
Mason vs. Harper's Ferry Bridge
Company, from Jefferson county
continued.
Shepherd We. Croft & Zimmerman,
from Jefferson county; submitted.
Atwood & Co. VS.. Dolan, from Mar.
shall county; submitted.
State vs.. HerscheI Ice, from Lewil
county; submitted.
Bice VS.. Nixon, from Marion coun-
ty; submitted.
Kuhn vs.. Brownfeld, from Marion
county; submitted.
State vs.. Borgess., from Monon.
gala county; submitted.
State VS.. Tetrick, from Marion
county; submitted.
Thomas vs.. Hukill, from Monon-
gala county continued until special
term at Charleston.
Palmer & wife IS. French, from
Summers county; appeal and super.
sedeas allowed; bond 5000.
Elliott receiver vs.. Phelps ct al.
from Barbour county appeal and SUI
persedeas allowed; bond 5000.
Pitman VS.. Railroad Co., from
Barbour county; petition for writ OF
error refused.
Bridge Co. VS.. Bridge Co., from
Ohio county; submitted.
State rs. Harry Swift, from Roane
county; dismissed for failure te
print.
Miss Kate NJ. Green, daughter o
the late Judge Green, has been ap.
pointed messenger of the court fol
the terms held in ChSrfestown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-09
sird and Came Law.


Delegate 3 y. Gibson has kindly
furnished us with a copy Of the last
enacted bird and game Ian which We
give to our readers as follows
Be It enacted 81 The Legislature Of
West Nirgt,sta
That section eleven of chapter six
ity-tRo Of the Code, be amended and
Fe-enacted so as TO read ne follows !:
II shall be unlawful for any person
il any place to catch, kill or 'injure
dr 70 ,Fdrshe with such intent, any
quail or Virginia partridge, between
the twentieth day OF December ana
the first day 81 November following ;
or any Wild turkey, between the first
day OF Jaihafy and the fifteenth day
OF September; OF any ruffied grouse
iple. saht, pinnated grouse, or prairie
chicken, between. hesirst day OF JAM
nary and the first day OF November /;
or any blue winged teal, mallard or
Mood-ouck or any other Wild duck,
wild goose or brant, at any time be-
tween the first day of April and the
first day OF October or any snipe,
except between the 4irst day Of
March and the first day of July; or
any wood-coct, except between the
first day of July and the ififteghth day
of September. And it shall be I'M
lawful for any person at any time to
catch by seine, net or trap, any quail
or Virginia partridge. And it shall
be unlawful for any person by the
use Of any swivel or pivot gun, or
any other than the common shoulder
gun, or by the aid of any push boat,
or sneak boat, used for carrying such
gun, to catch. kill, wound or destroy,
or to pursue with such intent, upon
any of the waters, bogs, rivers,
marshes, mud flats or any cover to
which wild fowls resort within this
State, any wild goose, wild duck or
NJ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-09
Morgan,s eroVe E2IlI5ItIon.

ATorgan's Grove Exhibition, held
Hast week, was better and more
largely attended than ever before.
The exhibition was opened on Tues
day With an eloquent address by
Forrest ~. Brown, Esq.. 81 this
place, after which there was a'iadies
riding match, in which the prizes,
silver cup and riding whip, we're
Respectively awarded4o Hiss Fannie
Westenhaver and Miss Abbie Lyme.
A mile race by boys under ten years
Of age, for skillful riding, resulted in
awarding the prize, a suit Of clothes,
to Master Dudley Moler, son Of Mr..
George Moler. Master Paul Davis,
son Of Mr.. T. h. Davis, was declared
second best rider.
On wednesday IFarmefS AiIiahce
Day. addresses were made by BEr.
Daniel Hedebower, Of Kabletown dig
trict, a local alliance lecthrer, j.
Henry Jennings, 81 Eeetown, DR.. A.
P. Thompson, Of Summit Point, and
John ]. Janney, a greenbacker, Of
Berkeley county. Among the prom
inent exhibitors Of stock from JefEer-
son county were Henry Shepherd,
DR.. I. S. Tanner, A. S. Reynolds,
Henry Stouffer, zeph. Bane, L. A.
Line, and L. D. Getzendaner.-
Miss Maggie McGraw, of Harper's
Ferry, was adjudged tile most hand
somely dressed lady on the fair
ground, and received the premium
a set Of silver teaspoons. In a
sack-face among boys less than thir-
teen years old, Edmund Lee, SON
Of Edmund 1. Lee, won the purse,
two dollars, distance two hundred
feet. The foot-race for adults, dis
lance seventy-five yards. two best out
of three, was won by jacob Knott i;
prize pair of shoes.
Thursday vas Maryland Day, and
was MARKED by the attendance of the
President and other representatives
of the Hagerstown Fair, and large
number of Marylanders. 1t was no
less West Virginia Day, aud the at
tendance was simply immense. Hon.
VIM. L. Wilson delivered an elo-
quent and mastery address. The
other speakers were Secretary of the
Virginia State Grange. and of the
Legislative National Executive Com
mittee, A. j. Wedderburn and Hon.
j. P. Hall, late Grand Master of the
West Virginia State Grange. The
first prize for the most beautiful
lady was awarded Misses Mamie
Grant, of Shepherdstown, and the
second to Miss Annie Brugh, of Ia
gerstown.
Son Friday Col. d. D. johnson, of
the Agricultural Experimental Sta
ton at Morgantown, delivered an adj
dress. Miss Ellen Welshans vas
awarded the prize for being the liand-
semest old maid on the grounds, and
Edward Lee, Jr., was awarded .isaisss
prize III the wheelbarroa race blind
folded. The first prize for the
prettiest baby was awarded Mrs.
VIM. Lucas and Mrs. A. G. Moore,
and the one for the latest to Mrs.
John EicheIherger.
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Harper's Ferry Letter.

HARPER's FERRY, Sept. 1880
Our public schools open ON thBs
9th. In The Bolivar school the
vancy in the intermediate is to Be
charge of Mr.. James NJ Pine, al
New York, who served in the Fede
army and at one time during the
was Provost Marshal. There wen
several applicants (ladies) from az
town. The Board of Education cor
trolls the schools and the trustees af
merely nominal.
The Skeleton reaper death Ia s
entered four homes and cut down
young people in the beautiful hln ~.
of youth. An eminent physieian q
your town says the water in Boil gsr
is impure. We have health boArd
in the State and they ought to inyes
tigate and compel people to cIea
their wells.
Ex-Gov. Wilson has returned
Charleston. His wife and two chill
dren will remain in Harper Ferry 8
few weeks. PATsEY
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see advertisement OF
L1BBEY, BITTINGEH & l1IEIslfIi
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senatorial Convention.

The Democratic Senatorial Convention 70
nominate candidate for the State Senate from
the 18th Senatorial District, composed of the
Counties of Berkeley, jefferson and Morgan,
win be held at the court house in Martinsburg,
Tuesday, September 9Th, 1890,
at9 o'clock P. N. tits suggested that the vote
for the Democratic candidate for Governor In
1888 be made the basis of representation. and
that each county be entitled to one vote foH
each one hundred votes or fractional part there
of above fifty cast for Coy. Fleming at said
election. j. D. STARRY,
Chm'n Dem. Sen. Elk. Com.
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The Best Advertising.

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Hoods Sarsapartlla is that which comes from
the medicine itself. That is. those who are
cured by 1t, speak to friends suffering similar
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