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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-27


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LITERARY SoclErY.-pursuant to ad-
iourument;tle Society met at the Town
SJI,ll ri NIonaa,y,i cvo ,D;; 5i0 a ~ Tho
dies, ,aacs,;o Il for discussion Resolved Tint
tits tle.seuse ofthis Society that an equal
distribution ofall property-real and per-.
sonal-Awould be equitable, just, and in
accordance with the, progressive princi-
pies of the ago in which we ilivop-upo,nll
wlliqh.dJ.hW.Woffi ndinawas affirmative
andiW. G!pDcnnett,g negative, was decided
in favor Of the former. The question for
discussion tomorrow MORO evening is the query
iT w - ehtsssea, W TUG siioss cseattT-'-i
Colu mbus, for the discovery Of America,
orWashingtona for gaining its, indepen-
,dencc Pa firlnatiyei Il. y, Dayisson
g.. nsegpatlry s' + IA p0nesan' IN, following
oheefs were elec1ea lot tue 'cuFre m quar-
scri'a.9l e1p sl1t= si.si ~ y.
v;ss p; i Uua''a 3 sazq 7ryy
Sccrctary-Nlr. Bennett, ~, q. ia Y
p TreasurerzMr. WoHinain: i.r5
nv w, nn, srstand .I,t = von5n nan H..
e ~ n,,coy 5i ,,s trsl;so,, ~. g.,
g H. .o,rs ,, nerson = lin -
,., -, -, = T.. Al aoll,.s ,,,,.,, -,
g, .avsr,l, tbnnlrs1 dollars 81 no,ssy =
-, ,,,i1gI,i IN, ~ s.,Ilas i,
the time lie was not in condition to tell
tie difference between the Court House
and adog-kenncl, or Dan lFurhswortll
from a white man. ~ IG2 : I pr'I61 y.i
Tu,,,s -,M. r Nj uor1m,n Il
c II! s.b,r n,,.os ~ iur,,or a oo6.ohl;.
ei,,..,c:lT b. q,
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The MAYOR tried two cases on Monday
last, for disturbances Of the ''peace and
dignity ofqur honorable borough,4 iniliot'
ing fines aud 'lcosts an,oantihgto about
,sMl .aaeagatI aiRiq doaF ni 100 i.''\
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TlAyEs.--Mr. X. NJ. IIardman, Of
Clarksburg. places us under 4,006Sobli;
cations fora box Of tho finest sweet pota.
toes We have seen f6Sr many a daly;l May
.yoa liy z long and wax great with exceed
ing fairness, oh Major !iJi hti asN % 10
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49, ~. ! IN;BANkRuPTCY! di.Dt.
TN The district court Of lhsrniled States for
ltlicpdistriet Of West viteihia. .t, ,f!-,t

II Tic n,,.ytre- EliasS' L q "a WV +rSI
Norris, bankrupt, III Bankrurtry.
day ofselitcnhcrl q lFls69. =, Xxx = W
Wnkanls, II petition has l,ccn filed in tic said
court by Elias Norris, ofGilmcr county, in said
district, duly declared a bankrupt aiidertle net
ofcongrtss entitled Aat aetio establish q uni
form system Of bankruptcy throughout the
discharge aud certificate thereof frohi all lis
debts md other claims provaLle under said net.
the sll- day Of October, 4. y. 1869, at II
o'clock i'm. ut my bfice in Clarksbnrg is as
signed for the hearing, of tlt sanit when tin'l
where The creditors, Of said Bankrupt iniaylnt-
Ss s sr s nf ssS s rs a sSa Ss Ss s
granted. nTlic second meeting Of cfedi,orEwill
lie held GU that day, and 9 tle third on the day
following. 4 sao d Il. s. NQKtrllCQTT,
Pr sep.fa.3t3 = Register il Bankruptcy.
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{, Cen tire Street, Weston, West Virginia,
"A, good assortment Of Groceries always kcbt
on hand. Produce bought and sold.l Tie best
quality Of liq,iorsf5t sale, inqnantities TO suit
purchasers. Wheeling s,ogics, fine cigars, and
the best grades Of Tobacco, always on hand.
Storc--onc door above the Bank. " 81.
). apr27.tfcs 15eed j5fde u. $50 sf' 'l'
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iGIEASGERYsALE OF VALUABLE
..rIEAL--c-liiSI,.t aEis-INss LEWIS

,lEAL--c-liST. IN LEWIS
i COUNTY.IaZals aatR
DY'vIRTURuFA DECREE OF,TllE CIR
hid c,.itiCGtirt Lewis county, 'Wcst Virgin
,i,5 pronounced in.ihc rluse Of dolnilt rarnon,
t'Commissioper,, against d, NJ ,liailey Adm;nis-
lirafor, md others, VIII, on the first day Of
1.-THE nextttrm 0f tlir said Cpurt, sell, at pubir
sale, nj lhe,front ,loor VI The Court House Ut
said comfy, TO tlehisllcst llddcr; the follow
inE fcal ssfials, lpwpsd BY 'Aln'eF Rsilsy in his
igTliollarge Tavern property known as the
b sse ,slsBAILEY HOUSE,
situate in lie town of Weston ID ssid'ronn.y,
consisting Of one lot fronting "! fee, on Main
street, and extending back ,lboutfl50 feet--s"ng
Second street to Mater street; ION which the
said tavern house stands, consisting ofalargs
,TtIREE-STORY. BRICK FRONT,
on the corner Of said streets,a embracing thir-
tcen rooms, used as parlor, araying..reom, of
fee, and double bedrooms, ,large halls, &C.,
and u large back bni!dng, 'alsoof -
BRlCK-TWO' STORIES,
with porches 9beu-rooms, large dining.
kitchen, cellars, &C., and Within same will be
sold one undivided halfpart ofaj
HALFlLOIiOE S64 FEET.FRONT,
on Main street, and adjoining the t,tvera house
lot. 81. "a ft .ai5 hagQT6f hru .iiplrlI
Said tavern property. embrace every convcni-
cnce has pure water good ont-houscs and
other buildings, large stable, such rs are ne
cessary for such pro .erty..t IT isn all respects
cligibly located, and communicate desirable
aad 70 t.sJSI HJJti GoiJ ~
q, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
It's cxtcnsiyclyknown, and hes commanded
the highess reputation us h 6rst,classslIotcl.
Also. al tIle sainetilne anu place, will sell,
under sad decree, ali that tract oflanl, III
said county, situate on tile cast side OF the
West Fork river, and onEW'ashbunic's Ran and
Stone Lick Run, about 2li.nies abavc tho
town Of Weston, .con,pfips, "a 1siI
/. ,,.,, ,:ABOUT5i9s ACRES
and having thereon Q small parcel ofptlcarcd
iaad Win cSteIlstEe coal veins saai valuable
i Also another tract, said time and place,
,as:s q sOFsABOUT'GOACREs
on the West side the West Fork flyer, above
tile mouth Of Rush Rim, iaajofning inc lands Of
Il. p. Camden md joint G. .Einser's ilieirs.
i Ifthcsc sales are not completed lu1said day,
they will bs con tipurd from day toiday until
''4l &C. ~ TERMS 81 js.AliI E s;p
a credit Of siS, twelve, cighteen:and twenty
four montl,s-the purchaser giving bonds, with
good security, bearing interest from thc'day Of
apyTi, JOHN BRANNONi
sdp 2O.uc ,n1 :; Special Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-27

NHw LIVERY SrAhilr AT CLAnkspuRo.
Willie at Clarksburg, We hpd tho plea
sure Of examining exam 10 Inc new livery staple i,
of Messrs. DAY " Del, wn'c' ~, Is a''a'neu
to tue Northwestern Hotel . lncse gen
s'emen nave pure,'aseu .' N en''l ,, INV
stock 0, Duss',s aa s4s..assS' =, - ',, .as
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CpRlSG AND SUMNER GOODS.
- sirifili , ,sl'EHir"j .HS
+. NJ. II Ale, i's423

NJ gl-ifiLi y -IlEHil"l IN -H '"H
r. NJ. II A LIE, H2 1.ie q.
d. Is now receiving alurgc addition TO ISL
srarls STOCK OF. GOODS, 'a8ae' r
and invites his former patrons and the pub
Nc generally Is call and examine hisf
pg, 'a iiit NEW SUPPLY @'2A'
consisting Of the usual variety Of
oq ii ID R4Y GOO DIS as
Also a splendid stock Of y 81 u 4 ''s''s
LADIES SHOES, slfig1 he'asd@o2 =,
,GiNlisses and Childrens Shoes, SOC W
u . gAlargc. lot of.Nlens' aid Boys
10 glfl ,,r-7iy' aDOOTS AMI. SHOES
Asplendidlot eff Mems and Boys Hats,
sgnsd9 liEg VERY CHEAP W ''
Ladies' Hats, gisttr nv iilH iH3 eis@ p r.
lalE 1.EADY-A1ADE CIOT1l1NGj
fal ,',.th III ii'ila .''ssy-
b Il SUGAR, .lt l,ad tsi g l''.'8 =.
NAILS, -lsAlI ~ %
DYE-STUFFS,
/ III "gaiaQU EENSIYARE,l Y w
I5u Il hos ISTONElrAl,E, had 1900
.nf,as.5iq etl 10 ullbl3g haslslHi SALT.
1Allkinds ofpa aust i9rnsnt q aan'
D 1tSlals99y ,LEATI1EIt,E tiied 9iia
algd qdl iiupb uisad COTTON YARNS,
Aud i'll fact Everything generally fund in
his line Of business, which Willie sold
low for cash Of prddutd'in lmidl. . =
II gESaill kinds Hbf produce wantel in
exclangafor Gs6dNo '6Sa'ai.a9 Pslp y I, I
All The above gobdstanF bc plfclpsdd
cllsaper at als establishments tliaii ut any
other Store West virshia.l Give ned
calf before purchasing tlsowltfesg '.sn''
Ey-alr. tlale has also p'frst!class boot
and Shoe NlaHutlctdry III connection with
his Store, no whielfIlc would cull 'the III.
nov4tf ia3m1'ana PM 'iiatE.
- L L hfEtltaaef
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FnEp. DOUGLASS has been invited to be
present at the Emancipation proclalna-
ton Proclamation to be held by the radi-
Gals at Clarksburg tomorrow.
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VIZ learn that new radical paper is
shortly.to..bestartcd I'M Parkcrsburg, the
printing material having already been or
IA iift vs. = '4iHf ~ a't
d"reu' .G,yiige59 - i47
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-27

= Mn..NiMo ; nl;l,y;En, o QUO of.tlo Registrars
Of Brax'on county says he has been
holding, the cow by the horns while
others milked9 about long enough He
.now3wants to run for The Legislature, but
as Craven Berry and Elias Cunningham
are still. crying .sLet us have milk" We
presume that Mr.. Nimswille haveto "hold.
the cow some moro. q ifi9ti E.ai2 ai'
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ai; "CosTAR's" ~ = :,
s t'andard Pre- parst,i,ons

n gIWl 2. .lgIlll 1.5.'T lIINs. ~ ~" 7.'
BE A U r 1ltE.;Il!E lR5s! 81
Bitter Sweet and Orange Illossoms.i
One bottle sl-Threc for $500, n
,Costar's Rat Roach &c.; Extcrniinators. I.
Costar's bed Bug Extcrmnators. s!oi'!ltl :"
Costar's (only purc) Insect Bowder. .e5!ta Y
iS"0nly infallible Remedies, KNOWN nUs
3ttIs years Established III New York. 4,
iWtt2, 600 boxes and rlasksinah,.faclircd daily
90 III. Beware L.! 1 ofsuprious iinit.tionsi'
All,druggists IN WESTON sell Thea,
Address 'iCostar,' 10 Crosby ST., y. y
Or john. I. Henry, Successor. to- d y q
pemas- Barnesl& Co,21 ParklRow,N N. 7.
Sold in Weston by all Druggists. Z
1 ( ssts b,B.oLy 4yt1ly .-il march SLY Il
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THERE is not place in Richie county
where intoxicating drinks ofany kind are
publicly sold. The people buyi by the
barrel, the same us -four. 10 II. i.
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INy;AsoNi G.--sta.ci Recommendations ut
,NL Wislo.i Lodi eSp tpars lisldl iittilsii
haiI III u ctaNn,of Wtstal on the ,lltst aid
.ldiI Saturday Of cath mblll.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-27

rTREv;; Mn. II4sKiLi, Tic blind minister,
delivered a sermon on Tuesday evening
last at the Baptist Church in this place.
His congregation was not SO large asiwe
expectel-not near large enough to make
him financially happy. % WI
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rWESTi.yIRGlNIA. % ION lisi 'p',
A T rules held in the clerks office. oftthc cir
N cult court OF Gilmcr county q Oh! the first
Monday in Mdy, 1860. n
Stephen I. RuaaeH!I,s ,Pz Ig,s e.lt
,,,o. y ~ ,.n ..usa;
istutor Of Charles P.sAr.ga III sE
nold, deceased, Joseph T. y ~ ~
4llcGQtbin, and Sarah Aaa II ehaucery.
his uije, join U. ?Deimi- ~ w.
son, Lcri JOHNSON, Sa,auel'Es H.. IA
Martin, Charles Richartl- '''s
son, guardian Of Merchant
Arnold, and llcrchdm s1ir-: i-ais3S
mold btlejenlaats. -'9Sgfq sa' oiAi 43'a
fiThc object Of this Suits ID obtain u decdfr
the heirs Of Charles P.ii.Arnod, 'leteasedI for
tile tract OF GO. acres Of land In the hiltaudpro-
,ccedings mentioned. 1,,e, 10 .sgasnt nd
= And appearing BY affidavit fled that the
defendant Samuel Martin Is not q resident Of
this staterand he not appearing It islordercd
that he do,appcar here. within one month nftcr
the first publication Of isorder, and; dotwhat
may be necessary to protect his Interest in this
i8oId siiahT. MHBRANNON Clerk. {
.sa,C. Borgess. pisq!e3 T9gF sep LAT az
WEST YlRGINIAi:aglo daoadlt9JS
"a T rules held in the clerk g office ofdthe cir.
chit court Of Levi; county o. the first sT. Non
dlyIin September, 1868. = It ii II, 81,
.,San.yforl9A. iSmihtTE \ p! s, ,fa.
f6t II y Is! N li1Sla wv ii9syIq
Joseph B. bailey and Fe- Ji1 I, obo ",
liz &. HILL, defendants. q - s''sesss's'
The object ofthis sui. is to obtain h decree
against the deies iant Joseph Ba Bailey for the
sum Of Sta Is cents, and 10 reqire the defend
ant Folk L. Ilall \, pay said sum To- the plain
tihsot. o. tile money in Ills hands, belonging to
said, Joseph Il. Bailey. I'D D9y' 400 q
Andit appearing ib,x affidavit filed that TIL,
defendant Joseph B. Bailey is not a resident Of
this state, and he not appearing, II lis ordered
that he do appear here within one month after
the frs publication Of this order and Do VIA
may be necessary to protect lis2inercst In til:
suit. ;j:., NJ ,.f ,A.copyItcste. d u
sg - i'R Ga. JACKSON, Clerk.
| W. +. Arnold, for plaintiff. ID -, q
sep lB.4t bisiGs ,Sosi d 95pa
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-27

Orr friends III any locality will pleas,
report. from tune to time, by mail or.
o,hcrvigc ANY items ofinlerest which
may trauspirc in their locality, for which
We shall DO more than obliged. iH bsfs
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rPresident4Mr. Chalfant,, w a''
Vice-Prcsiaent4Nlr.. Doncgain.. ,'j
Sccrctsry-Nlr.l Bennett, Nv. G.
Treasurer7Nlr. Wofindin: i.r1

,a1Wr understand that q young man liy-
ing in this place vas relieved, few.
nightsago, by some person to him IN!
known, ola few: dollars in money and
several hundred dollars in notes, re-
veipts,S etc! IT might be added thatat
the time lie was not in condition TO tell
Tile difference between the Court House
and adog-kenncl, or Dan aFarnswortll
from white man. ai}e' lG2 : 7 Sf'ER ', yt.i
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-27

The BOARD i7ofl Registration" for
Webs,erc county consists Of two Brothers
md d brother.in-laws They have stricki;
Gu off half tic remaining voters, and now.
want to 60 rto, The LegislatureAall Of.
them. In order to avoid u difficulty they
arc TO meet shortly at the house Of a rela-
tive, aud "draw cuts" to settle who shall
have tue ".posish. =. ...,i w nd. tsji u
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II has been demonstrated that check
pants will not restrain irregular young
men only to n certain extent. Then they
arc made tisht-iile'pants. ls
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-27

I[QwsTpls ReRf lIul?-On Tuesday
night last, we are informed, three yonng
boys, none of them over - years ofagc,
were out on thestreets about midnight,
all so drunk that it was with great diff.
Guilty they navigatcd their course. This
is, to ournotion, Just . lectlc prccocious.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-27

To-Nosnow is the ;;tNissors: Holiday"
at CIarksbnrg. We would conscl that a
strong delegation Of our our ralicsl ne'ghbors
attend" without regard to color or race
or any Of ,hat, sort, Of thing, you know.d'\
TIE Coon OF ApvEnrlslxG.-Mr. Weed,
Smith, Of this place, lost a coat some weeks
ago, aud last week put small advertise
mcpt IN this paper concerning the fact.
TnE DEMocIs1r was on the street about
shutdown on Saturday, and early on Suns
day morning Mr.. Smiths coat was re-
turned. AnDd yet some people are fools
enough to think that advertising dent
pay" s.n
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2 fAn:w method Of pairing peaches for
putting up air-tiFs:-Put them in hot
water and scall tlicn-thc skin will then,
slip of without further trouble. This is
a valuable hint, and will savoaaxcil labor.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-27

,nPamseyA1. We arc requested to give
notice that Major II. NJ Simpson. Of
1'a.kcrsburg viii 30 in our town about
the 1stof October, with Tic best stock o.
samples ever brought to this place. Tho
MINOR 'l,ns MARY friends here; and he is
prepared U give them all fits 5sr
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~ Il Sssis 9l'" y sal ron %
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COFFEE,
TOBACCOsyANDt CIGARS, n
tg' go ass 2atls2o5Hsb W. s''i'I
ALEs, WINES. BRANDY
.gl.aiuml1 afl7t pZU1T
/ AND 5WHISKEY. ..

: m 5i1s .ggOly III lsabaes
,;I - !r,,I,s.,p aIll.Diii
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P. II. CLAYTON, !
L. l.. HIGGINS, fComniittt
j. ". KOBI MON. ;
LAW CA1o.
P TT. CLAYTON, II. S. Bonnifeld

7. w. w. DAVIES,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELpRS AT LAW.
a viii practice in the Counties of White Pine
Lander. ElSo and Humboldt, and elsewhere that
may be required.
OFFIcE-At Hamilton and Unonyilie.
mh1.tf
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4 SUI SrRoKE.-The New York Sun
i, DESTROYS Of taking the war path af-
ter James Gordon Bennett, Jr., of the
Herald, who is the young proprietor
alluded to in the following paragraph,
taken from the Sun of the 9th:
Does the young proprietor of the
Evening Telegram want II personal con-
,royersy with US? If not, let him
call off his dogs to-day. If he does
render one necessary, it will comprise
incidents of interest in botn hemis-
pheges.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-20

IN JUsTIcE CoURT. before Judge
Waltz, Geo. ", Chpsley i Co. vs. John
Ford suit OF book account set for
June IS D1oi-I Leigh vs.. Dennis
O'NeaIe and Johanna O'NeaIe suit
for services rendered Clayton and
Davies for p'ainrif; Clarke and Wells
for defendant Sc, for Ju1e &c.
John c, wood vs.. john Wagner; &C
ton ca conrract set for June % !;
Clayton and Davies for plaintiff; VIM
Patterson for drfendelt.
C.P. Stevens IS. F. Butler suit on
note judgment for plaintiff.
:. B. Lanre vs.. Eli Parry sui, for
debt; T. D. Edwards for plaintiff; Wm.
Patterson for defendant Judgment for
plaintiff Michael McNeel vs. Ell Parry;
suit for debt WIN. Patterson for plain
tiff 7. D. Edwards for defendant;
judgment for defendant. Joseph Tou-
pen vs.. Ell Perry suit for debt Ed
wards for plaintiff Patterson for de-
PENDANT set for June %. B Il. Gray
vs.. Wm. L. Nusgroye.; suit for debt
Clark and Wells for plaintiff ; Wm.
Patterson for defendant Judgment con-
fessed. N. Willard vs.. J. b. Lowe
suit for services rendered Patterson
for plainritT; Edwards for defendant
set for June 81.
State vs.. Jonas Wilder frauiu-
lent and malicious mischief; Thomas
Wells for the STATE T. D. Edwards for
defendant held over in the sum of
$500. The State vs.. Z. D. Sweeney
assault, and battery ; Thos. Wells for
State T. D. Edwards fer defendant
defendant discharged and suit dis
missed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-20

AN ALARM OF FIRE at half pas, two
o'clock yesterday afternoon was oc-
eassioued by some boxes taking fire
in the 7, of KopPe! 4 Piatt's clothing
store, The Warren and Curry engine
companies came down upon the fire
like wlirlwind and scattered the
boxes into the street rendering the use
Of hose scarcely necessary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-20

SANTA ChUz BLACKBERRIEs. - The
Times of the 18th says:
Wild black berries are very abundant
in the foot hills and mountains this
season, and nearly every day we see
happy parties of men, women aed chill
dreu returning to town with baskets
and pals well filed with this delicious
fruit.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-20

WooDCBoPPERs WASTED-One hun
dred men can find employment for the
season, 10 cho2ping wood, on apPlica-
ton at Haines ranch in Douglas coun-
tv. See advertisement in the Appeal
of thls morning.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-20

SERVICES will be held in the Catholic
Church at IL o'clock &. M, this day
by Rev. Father Hevel
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-20

NJ. E. CHURCH.-Preachiug at IL A
N. and 9P. M.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-20

SERVICES at the Presbyterian Churcl
to-day at l l A. NJ. and P. NJ.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-20

Personal. - Governor Blrsdel ar
rived home from San Francisco las
evening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-20

PREACHING morning and evening by
Mr.. Smith and Bagnall at La~lor's
school house.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-03

EpiroI Courier In Your last issue
we noticed an article under the title ot
Not Over Rum and bearing the sigma
turc OF "A. NJ. in which he denies. Mr..
Allies child having been run over by one
Ricdcr's team. The fact is simply this.
that Ricdcr's team did rum over The child
of MIR. Allies. and had il not been for SUR
gical aid. Immediately. il might have
proved serious. And us Ia Mr.. Ricdcr' :
being drunk. we cannot say. but we can
say that in the main he was very careless
in leaving his team standing loose in the
street. subject 10 tri"hlcn every moment.
unhilchrd from the vehicle. And we
might here ask what the town dads are
about that they do not take this matter
into their hands an,: prosecute every one
that leaves their teams thus standing "a
we daily >cc groups OF children PLAYING
about lie >trccrs. And again. ~ Ia Mr..
iicdcr> driving Il two horse team j. UNI
true. because we have often seen him
driving an old sorrcl mare which the
bilUrads won in the year 1872 playin"cu-
chrc. and an old rcd-specklcd brindlr OK.
that had 10 have hickory poles spiiccd 10
his horns in order that the wrinkles
might find place. hitchcd together in Il
fancy spring wagon. painted with brick
du>, antl vinegar. the front Of VI hich he
carried a rusty luncl-bag and a small
demijohn. containing. we suppose. some
OF the good old applc-jack which he
manufactures. as To his old country ca
reer and general education we know
nothing. \ ours Truly.
An OUTSIDE SpoTTrR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-03
Qu,Ctut.c in ireland.

Mr.. EpiroK While having few lcis-
IRE moments. thought | would let yo,,
licar from our usual quiet but fast village.
ireland has once more become quiet
while the yonng folks have been living
ut lightning speed. attending now and
then church. singing, apple parings. So
cial parties. icc-cream slippcrs. and some
of the Every fast" have gone 80 far us To
trip the fantastic toe on the Sabbath.
We hear it rumorcd that Gov. Taylor.
successor of Gov. Dillen. by his private
secretary. VIM. Monroe. is TO issue Il
reclamation protesting against social
gatherings within his territory. but aS to
The truth Of this rulnor we are unable to
say. rs we have not conver~cd with the
Governor Oh this subject. Our town is
in .iourislling condition. with every
body hard at work. The only improve
meut this season is the erection of Il very
neat little cottage residence by Mr.. kel-
30. Health is tolerably good with en-
ccption of Il few eases of Ague. and in
conclusion VIC would say that nobody has
been .'scarcd" lately.
Respectfully Yours.
Ireland, Sept, /, 90 SIN SHOCKS.
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W. f'tttIWfFv IUtIT@.
Ireland, Sept, i, 90 SIN SHOCKS.

DD ANY OF THEM GER AwAY?-A
rich joke is told OH a railroad conductor
who resides i'm this city. In his absence
his wife presented him with fine boy.
some Of his witc's friends. who are OF IA
waggish turn of mind. suggested that
they borrow two other babies in the
ncighhorhood. and present the three
Youngsters TO the happy father on his re-
turn. The plan was carried out. and up
ON the arrival of the train in the evening.
the young husband. who had heard that
I'LL was well. hurried home. After fond
~ kissing his wife. he asked to see the
little stranger. Imagine his surprise on
beholding three babies when the covcrlet
was turned down. After gazing at them
in profound establishment for several
minutes. he turned 10 his wife and cody
asked, Ibid any of them get away
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