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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13

T Tn,Nxs We are under ohliga-
tisus to Mr.. Geo. Cozad,. Auditor Beg.
gsss, Governor Stevenson and DR.. K.
Hills for fvaluable State papers. We arc
sorry to note the fact. however. that tie
report Of Superintendent Of Free School.
has no. yet made its appearance ;and the
report Of tbs Directors and Superintes-
dent Of The pene'ensisry is also among
the missing documents. Among those
received f-um our friend Cozad we notice
/. copy of a bill offered by Major ROlly-
son, which reats as follows:-
Be !: euactcd by the Legislature a
West Virginia, Tha; tue &C, passed March
A. 1868. entitled IAN act releasing Zeb.
edce Brown, Treasurer Of Clay Town.
ship, Brax,oR County, from the payment
Of certain money" be. and the sane i.
hereby repealed. a -"Hf2 .F
M wonder that Zebedee has already
sold out. and that Craven Berry, bis
principal security, should be anxious to
follow suit. ##
Ar. Brannon's bill. for the removal OIL
ana,ic confined in the Jail Of!his conn
ty. is as follows: ..........
BE it enacted BY tho Legislature o
West Virginia. That A. W. WOodford
Sheriff Of Lewis county, or such person Al
be msy appoin. for the purpofe. is hereby
authorized to remove to his home. in TIT
State of Tennessee. Jeplha &. Stciusy
pk.r, u lunatic confined ia the Jail L
Lewis county, and who is a citizen OF lb'
STATS Of Truu:ssee and tho expenses
necessarily incurred in cfec;iuy such re
moval. including a conf enaarion to tL'
person making such removal ot$
per day for each day actually employed il
making such removal, 10 be rerif, d b,
the affidavit Of tbs person making suel
! removal. shall he paid OF. of the trsasur.
Oh the warrant Of the Auditor.
| The Governor shall take such steps n
he may deem proper, to obtain from tn
Stat" efTeuncssee repayment Of such ex
pendi,ars as may be made ty this Stat;
under this act.
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ks'- Prrrr Tulyv,,c AZ Al r.

ES PET1T TulEvtse,-Mr 81. Tur.
"e' Ti".es US TO sag to the persons who
carried away TIVE sled.losds Of hav from
his farm On Murplry's creek. Gu the pisb,
o. The S'h inst, that ii they are out Of
feed saa will hut ask lin for some, he
VIII ehserfnliy give it, rather t!an have
1t be said that set of thieves are provi.
ing over the premise, ofaa honest man.
u seaRs taai somebody, doubtless the
'am' persons mentioned above) a. the time
mr.. Ovens moved from the place. broke
into the house and carried away an axe
aud some corn. This, it should be re.
men'bcred. is burgiary-pnuishable will,
eonflafnen. 10 The pcni,entiary for Z
term "I years. Alr. T. also proposes to
furnish The parties named with axes.
whenever they apply for them; but would
rather j il suits taer,. that they buy
their corn FOR he is a little scarce of the
article Dir. Turner sgers reward Of
twenty-five dollars to any person who
will bring cut evidence 80 eousie. the
guilty parties.
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ey PAY Up.- Il dssire to elo'e my
,oot, for the last years business and
earnestly request all persons indebted -; y. 10
w. 10 p.ke early payments Of their nc
a's " 11 r. A. EDWARDS.
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TNpow GLASS, (all Sizes Putty. Gin
cans. Linseed Oil. White Lead (Fahnc-
s,esks and LcTis) Paint Brushes, Colors,
Tin oil farnishes Of all kinds, Fire.Proof
Paint. Sand Pepper. etc, etc kept con-
stantly on baud and for sale cheap by a.
". Dent.
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- ATTEMPTED RonHgEr.-We learn
that few days ago the store of Mr.. ia.
cob S. Hysr, at Gillespie's Mills, BraI.
ton county, was broken into by thieves.
who effected an entrance by crawling IN.
der Ac floor, aud knocking some plank
loose. They were scared off before they.
secured any boe.y. THIS ia the second al
tempt .hst has been made upon Mr n.y.
er's goods and cas',els within tho PAS,
few moaths.
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NEWSPAPER LAw.-pNsrmss;srs arr resu;n,3
20 give advice by letter when n srb,crit,, d,s.
NOT take his paper frVnl lie Office aut, riy. the
r.isoa for il net hcing taken. Neg'ec,inr 10 do
So, makes the Postmaster responsible I 10 the
I-ublisher for parmca;. -
"Aay person who taxes The paper rtculsrlr
fran the Posi-otsive. Wheeler he hrs sul;srtib.a
OF not is responsible for tie Faymcn, Of the
Subscription.
ANY one ordering bis paper diHau,inura
asst pay ali Srrearases. or ihc publisher NAV
continue 10 send il uaii pSyIncn, is rrnIc.
aud collect the whole awopat, Whether /; is
S4k-n from the ueit. CT 40:
"rhs Courts A.,e decided tbs, refusing TO
take newspape: OF & periodical irot, iii: Post
iiiics, or removing and leaving them uncsllrt
foe, is prina fae.s t'idrace d Intentional
fraud
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13

IL you want any BOOK, school book. or
any other kind that is yos PUBLISHED,
you eau obtain the sauso by leaving ar
order with A. u. Deat, at the PEorLgs'
pRCc STORE.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13

Ey RETugSrD.-llou. join Brsnuon
returned on Wednesday last from the
Permanent Sea,"-lookiug as though
the trip had done him power ofgOcd."
He repolts harmony and entire good feel
ing to be the prevailing sentiment anon 6
the members; and hopes that through
their legislation. a white Ban may soon
become as good as anybody ielso-&aybe
jus, lee,!s better.
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Concentrated lys and soaps Of al! kinds
at Br:akmar's.

ES LEG BHoKEs,--A few evenings
ago' Dir, Homer Berry. of Brax'on. who
is nov teaching school at Jane Lew, re-
eIden.ally broke one of bis legs The
services Of Dr.. Coonrod Hester we're in
roked and after the application of the
usual remedies. Mr. Berry was pronounced
"a cure " The joke about this (if any
there beg is that the leg broken was a
wooden one-lIomcr having up tho real
leg for Dixie"
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.ES MIS- kEMRig.-The Cl.rksburg
Telegraph says: Ma Aaaa J. l.. Ks.a-
tle, Who's. husband died recently aud
su'ldculy Of hear, disease 10 Weston. is
bow. says the Un;ontcvn pa, Som
Ga,d. staying With her Auat Herbert. ia
New Salen, Fsye,,e county, Pa.
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~ ,ou wan, nice boi;le Ofperfa"e' =
., ~ nj casc of soap. nice quality Of
psper, good p'n.knite' p'eHr, ,O"u ~,
s ."sy,S.btu,h. or saything aso IN tn. n9'
IN A. fancy good: line. g" % pc'''.
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H COUFscrloS.-Wo stated las,
week that Captain George ". jackson
bad a F"n living in Mexico "a years Of
ass. |! vas an adop!ed son of the Cap.
fa'u's we referred to, the Captain himself
being only about 50 years cid.
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Gg PRorkAcrsD MEErISG.--A pro-
.racted meeting il nos Ssing held at the
Baptist Church in this place--Rcys.
Wo0f'ei and Murray presiding. A grea,
deal of interest is manifested, and much
good will doubtless be doue.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13

I, rou wan, a COOP and o"sM lamp,
and Inc bes, quality Of CARBON OIL OF
.nn.,,1lo.iye Fluid 20 to Dents
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13

CoEErcTioS.-lu our article last week
entitled Good Jokes on Good Men," 10
relating the one on Johnson \. Camden.
We stated that Mr.. Canniusham's horse
was named "Bill." The name of the
animal wos Thomas Benton"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13

&c Remember that We sell oil at frat
cost. or We will exchange our trade b
F. BRINKMAN. ..
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~ Rs,-oS AT Cu.xLKrox.-We
notice that our distinguished .ovusmep,
Ne'sts. Jobn B,anaeu sud j. VI. Bsr-
nett have been before the Finance Com
ui.s's of the House Of Delegates giving
the Committee information touching the
Virginia debt.
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5y,ITiI MOOT

AL pcrsonS knowing themselves 10.
iobtcd 10 me will please call and settle
mmeiiitoy. J DR!Ak MAN
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A far lot Of candi,s. peaches, tomatoes,
pcar' and pineapple, fOF sale at Brink
nnn's.
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ToBAcco AND CIGARS,

Centre Street. Weston. Hest Virginia
4 good Gsaortnentof Groceries always kebt
~ bad. Prslacs boushtsnd sold. The best
ruaIi:y Of liquors for sale, inqI antilles 10 suit
purchasers. Wheeling stngios, fine cigars. and
tho hes, grades OF Tobacco, awA,s CD hand
Stotv--oD. tiovf above b. Iiats,
xpYHT-tf
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NOW TO GET THEN --Yeur near
60, Bank or Ii.ak"r will supply ihesc Bonds
10 snr desired amount. and Of any needed de-
nomination PersSnF wishing 10 exchange
sioe Is OF other bonds for these can do 10
xi.h any Of our agents. wio will allow the
highrsi current Price for all marketable sesa-
r;,ies. sr ..-..
Thosr living i. localities remote from banks
,nfy seni nancy or other bombs directly L"
,str express. aud we wi | send hack Narth-
srn pssiie baEts u, our own risk. and With
~, cost to the investor. For further inform
alton. pamphlets, maps, etc. cal! On ar sd.
dr..s the undersigned, or any Of the Banks
ar Bankers employed tc cell this loan.
After thorugL investigation have accept
ed :be general agency for IVES: Virsnia aud
,hs adiacen, cna-:ies Of Pennsylvania AID
Ohio for the salp Of these bonds, and conf
.leu:ly recommend them rs Ssai: and pr aiH-
HE ;rr.,,peaI. i. CRASGLE,
r.ss!,'.n; City Bank.
wheeling. v. VI.
VI. have 4ec,p:et she 'o:si agshcy tor iae
a,le ctthssS bands. and concur in the ahtIc.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE EANk.of WESTON
TVmon, " Yn.
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v EsVoM NEMecRAy
- =--.i----. ---------.-
MONDAY FEBE;ApY


:. ApsEtaad A0gvsx al. n.s.. -
that TIM DENocaAr Is bu, ?4xG; ,..l,~s,- - y;
rnoas,ons, and TIA: there !. &c ores,, ;n,,.ion
{" eGsa'ke IT, Our serras fer advertising AZ, A..
pen.,5n .s S-.nfp.sae,s!y in every copy q the
i've. a. to JUSTIFY us 10 declining say rs,.iSl
ssrta'ios from thoee tssns. - ~
Furthermore, We work, a. earues:iy As ever
nottA worked, 10 DO cais businrss. Oar
sotae rcopls know the fs:,, ssd cacogr.pe ps
In II Thc;s regular advertisement, an i5r,r;e
ably paid al the commencement Of each qusrIsr
3iesiJ tsaaSeient advertisements Ar. maid far
whsa o'deEed in. 1; viii hardly be e1pec led OF
q hat We shall extend to Strangers an ,YGpI.
ssaes 40, asked by oas friends and nrighinrs
We vii! seud to any advertising sycpry.
srasa requested TO do so. s,mple COW Of Tsr
psAeSsATr si''ng our terms explicitly, and
mach trouble vii! DC saved beth 10 them and
Va, u they will forward 40 rroposition IN ~
ssr.;se rnaesomFcnied By negotiable dat, 10
paT Tor same al OIL. regular rates. e
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13

Fresh or.nae.. t='. T.i'i"' 'A1 eur
r.ni, al Biink"aab
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The best brand. of snuff apd chewing
tobacco a, Brinknau's.
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RGcoRpExs DEEDS tor Delinquent
Lands for sale 8; this office. Also 4 full
supply of blank deeds and all kisds oil
Justices blanks.
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NA7rRE's HAlR REsroRArIvE excels ev.

eryihipg. No dirt, no sediment, no
poison! Perfectly reliable. II does the
work most effectuslly. A treatise giving
fh particulars sent postage free upon np.
plica'ion to Proctor Bros Gloucester.
Massachusetts,. sole agents, or A. NJ.
ptut, sole asen! for Lewis comfy.
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Al l:Glcs hnid IA tat c;e. - @mce Of t"T S"-
cu:,eour: Of Upsh4r courtr, 81 'Et f-t: Non
d.yi. February, 1871.
Joseph c Hes. plain
tiff,
N;mrpa Foster
Ira A. Foster. Ste
rhsn Dawson. George 10 Ch'sesr''
w. Berlin. Thoms
Holt, Marin F Ber-
lia and Frederick Be'-
lin. defendants.
JE,hE object OF til. iui: is 10 oH's'a fects-'
TO subject I, sale certain tract oil Land.
r5aL,inipe los 1cre.. l,ia: on the waters Of b's
g.sd Run, in Urslrr county, West virginia
r,-,b. n,yment Of t, rcsidu. OF purchase money
,,,;,ped 10 be due ,hs plaintiff or said tract OF
land. @ r..... "
,..t;n s,rnb,n DAWSON, Saris s. Berlin ana
Y,,drr;.k i,erlin not l.aving entered tneIr al',
.,..ra,sc and il appearing by Affidavit hird
with tlle pnnrf in this .aUse Ina' .ns! ~ 49,
residents Of the State"t West l!sIn;, on , ,h
zion Of tia plaintiff attorney II IS e,t"Itu wi. ,,'
,hey do appesy here withIn Que n9G'h ",'s' ',.i
dlte of the first publication OF 'h's 0fae,' a'
do what is necessary IL protect il.sit 'nI,eIs.
n this suit, and tia, copy Of ilIs OfH'' "
uY,,,ishea and posted accord'ng Ia is"'
4 copy--iesie: -, =.
n. c. CAREER, plaintiff attorney
FEB I3.lsii.H
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IspIao! lsD,Go. ISb,eo III sou
want o"op INDIGO, or any other DrEsrr',,
60 to Dent's.
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vas WYNN ~ ~
Oser Tor sale al par ss;t accrued ;Iterss.
tAc First Mort aga i.sud Grspt
Gold Bonds If the Northern Pa
o:6e Railroad Company.
They arc free frcn
United States Tax
aud us issued Of the following deunnina.
,iaps:--Gcupons 300. $500 and $1,000;
Registered 500. $500. $1,000, $4,000
and $4,000.
Thxs. LunGI are secured. srh. Nv g First
Mortgage on the Railroad iifelf, its rolling
r,u,t ALL kIi is .arirm,u.k: .te.atl, ~ a
Sra, mortysge on ii, rn.is Land Grant. hsiur
muss than twenty .InU ;huusahd acres Of !aad
ia each nile OF road. y )
re Bonds ar. free from United States ,st |;
size pr:nrira, and interest src parable in gaii--
+hs piireip.!at the end VI lhir,y years, aud
She in,cres, seu,i.annualy, at the rate o: soysn
and ,hrrc-ienths per ccai per anaum.
~ They are issusd in denominations ef$lo0,
$500. 81, poo, 81 nscs,nd Sie,GGo.
The Trustees u:,der the Mortgage arr Nessrs.
J.y. c,,to of Phil.deipai, aud J. Edgar
Thompson. rrtsid,n; Of the Pennsylvania Cen.
ze.! kailr"sd CoHipasr.
These Sos,isrn p..cif., 30 bonds will II, all
,lnes before maturity he receivable at ten per
cert premium for ! 10y III exchange for the
yonpsuy lands st their lossSt cssh price.
Ia s,lliiisn IN their sb-ola'r safety, these
Bonds yield All iu.'oae larger 40 believe, than
IN. other frst. class security. Persons holding
a.oitrd i,htrs 5-9"s can. ny converting them
;ric Northern pacifics. increase their ycarl, in
zone one third. anu ssilEhave perfectly 'eii.
rb,s inrrs.nent. r
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NorICs ExrRAoKplsAaY .-Machinists
and all others having use for an extra
article ofluLricating oil. can eb,aiu the
same by calling at A, NJ. Dents Drug
Store for it. Warranted entirely free
from sand, aud all other impurities-only
10 cts per gallon.
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TIL { MAGIC COMB

will change any colored hair or beard 10 per-
nareut biark or brown. ltron,aius 30 Poisos
ANY one eau 1t. One sent by mail tor 81.
address, MAGIC COME co., SPRING
field. Mass. 4w
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SALESMAN WANTED.

business honorable. No competition, liser1d
pay g,ven. 8. ". EEENTDY, 3 5 ST. Phils.
4w
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kg' A 5no ,tast Of cssdi just ~.
cy4yc4 40 IN snS a, liuAs,srr
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EY- BuoknASsoS SLreMrEp.-He no :
t;ce that one ''Thsmas Adsmsou. jr., Of
West Virginia" has been appointed by
the President Consul at Melbourne, Aus
iralia. rice DR.. D. {. pinnell. resigned
This il IN outrage, Why? Becau'e
the position named belongs exclusively to
guckhannon. and its too bud III take the
sseltre from Judea. s .aaI.1
For ourselves, We would merely ask
who is this "'rhcmas Anamson, jr., Of
West virginia."
We pause fora reply. ...-.t 4.
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= - -7--T - : '@'@7-.--
News 7-S0 = &o\A NouN.
or rus
.:ORTnERE PACIFIC r. K. CO.
,Se-sscd bJ Srst mortgage on rs;irosd and
So 8 isnd grsnt. -
JAY CoOKE t co.

SAFE J i',rd%ue : Psmass@!
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Just as W. 60 to press We learn that
Richard Bond, Of Bastsllt township. one
of the best citizens Of our county. died
this Saturday morning. of pneumonia.
c=zExsStlzxssesEsG
THE INDEPENDENT COUNTY.
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.Sts,t ct iFrs. l';:rginii'.
atIr!cs he!d ia IL. e,s.h's ans. ofh: cir
cu:, eaur: Of Upsh4r co,trtr, 81 'Et f-t: Non
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Best cOffees and sugars At srintman's.
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o., wv, m,pls sugar a, Edwards,
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Oser for sale al par ss;t accrued ;n,erss:
tia Fire, Mort. aga i.sua GrsHt
Gold Bonds If the Northern Pa
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-04


- This Reuse hiss just been rs-dtted and
'rs-faruished throughout, and offers 10
.sassts every .oomfort to be desired. The
tables are psovidsda with the bess ofsevery
thing ID its'ssason, served up ID pslstable
style. tsges start from the House dai-
fos gset Absecrombie {; Fort Ripley, and
4tsfaea,sts points f. n21 !,
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LIFE.

:, Life u - cheap and yet % dear s.r.e:si
We prize it, but we scorn4 it too,
And plod our round from year to year al ~
ec With little or to hope ordo; b. 2. '.;,.'i
Each day brings fretful cares and coil,
And sorrows come, and Joys depart,
And We grow old with weary toll, 8 . >:.
Or else from listlessness Of heart,-
j What matters which what matters howl
= = Time heeds not our ftful moods, y
But stamps its siguet on our brow
In city life or solitudes;
And ~ grow old; yet scarcely feel
The incessant whirling of the wheel
Nor heed the traces that declare
We are not now what once we were;
The world has. worn US to its ways,
'Do this" it says, and We obey;
There is no freedom in our praise
And little courage left to pray.
At moments with a sudden pain
We gasp and cry for youth again,
And wonder whence the Joy has gone,
Which we we're wont to feed upon;
When Love with life walked hand in hand,
When twas a boundless bliss to dare
The mighty peaks that gaard the land
Where wisdom dwells serenely fair
Dear Heaven how strong and rich we were,-
For joy breeds strength, and hope gives power
And knowledge is the young mans dover,
And youthful dreams are fair domaine,
And happy thoughts are golden gains.
The dreams are gone, therapture past,
Each year moves calmly like the last,
The sea that foamed with deafnlng roar
Creeps laggard.like along the Shore
We tread the footsteps of our sires
With petty aims and mean desires,
And idly act our little part
Like puppets fashioned for show; .
II, Teach ua o Lord how great Thou art,
That we our greatness, too, may know.
II =: : - -SDecfdk0r
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-04

.-Iohn. Chinaman being ss.sd. =
take drink said, "No, whiskey no
Chinam.n onet fistSate fool. The
.pooz hsathea Chinss! =. .
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,s,W ,s,WEsT HOUSE,
sT. cLouD, M1NNEsoTx,
@. WEST, Proprietor.

-0.t io: yl.tf d,ss nj aeaiig y 1:Sss@ Esk: :1J9t
=. The .undsrsigned having purchased to
tewiston House nocsted on Washington
"xVenus, near Clsrke' & Co.'S stors has
slsav m1AS alterations sud improvements,
and now odNfs superior aceommodst,ons to
travellers and oil who may stop with him.
The table is supplied with tho best that can
be obtained in tho market, tho rooms are
tidy. and tho beds clean and comfortable.
~ cod Stabling Is attached to the
IHouss.ass,1 31!n'r- So; h@5"'s at"FS .
6 81. Oleud. Nov.7. 1e70I - 'a.v13sl7
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MINNESOTA, THURSDAY,

botits Was plaiu to sss, by her 2lsugh-
ing, b!ushiog face, ssnd. the yielding
motion of her supple frame toward her
captor, that she was no uo~illing pris-
oner in his grasp. Thomas Tyler,
holding tho ends Of the rope in his
right hand, ,zlooked toward tho porch
and showed his white teeth in a smile.
The sht was not agreeable to Sam
ucl Dale. r. ,s..a
"Do you see that ?" he said, angrily,
"1t's been going on for weeks, and ho
winding himself round the girl as he's
tightening that rope round her now.
Do you want to see her tied hand and
foot, Father Barclay, and never left a
finger to stop it ?"
"Sbo! sho! Sammy! what's come
over ye, boy? Ytu look as black as a
thunder-cloud. Glttin' jealous, hey
Why the girls toolin' little, that's all.
Girls will be girls, you know, aud Tom
Ty'er's good-lookin' chap, with a
smooth tongue In his head for women.
folks. And, now.I think Of it, he's al
ways round the girl. You must stick
up to her, Sammy. I can't do your
courtin' for ye. Show little pluck
my boy. If Tom Tyler talks soft, d.
you talk softer. Women-folks lik,
ooaxin' and fatterin' and mebbe 20,
haven't Civ Sue enough OF it." =:
II am no match for 1om Tyler a
the game," said the young man, mood
lily. "Your daughter has known m,
| mind these thraa vesrs and don't moo
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-"Mr smith," said : lawyer to his
landlord, .'if man were togive you
five hundred dollars to keep. for him,
and be died, what would you dor
Would you pray for him I" "No, Sir"
replied Mr.. Smith; "l'd pray f5r aa-
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500 REWARD!
Offered to any one who will produce =
better Ak made within the juris-
dictlon the United
States than
the
"Noyes AK -
Manufactured in
J. G. WINsLOW & CO.'S
Blacksmith Shop, st. Cloud.
All kinds of
Blacksmith & Pinery Work.
SLEDS, WAGONS,
BATEAUX, &C.,
Kept constantly on hand, and warranted.
Driving Tools of all kinds,
Peavy (or Cant) Dogs,
Anchors,
Boom Augurs,
&C., &c.,
Made In the Best style.
- orders Promptly attended to,
and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
~" -. J.O. WINSLOW h co.
f. Shop on Richmond Avenue, bstxssn ths
Minnesota House and St. Cloud Wagon
Factory. 4 ss> - ~, ~....,a -. n2e-1y
J O.. wIxsIow. !. w1xs1ow. In. xo1Is.
J; ;:> Is. w, :.*METZROTH ), MI! y ! R y
Z
>: = 'str If. .%'H.s ...... removed h'' "'.~. ~.
Clothing { i Il 4 Store, K
lofeos1r1 1H1 osx11AI Hous1.
90 p :~;..--- ,.e>,~
~ MEZRoTH's IS THE PLACE.
III a large stock Of ii FINEST -.
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. -SIMERES,} 2Eh .zz.t19..,,..ss-G j.
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Gents ITS !. Furnishing u MI ii! Goods GOD
T.r5.'' ! : always on hand.
I. ~ MErzRorH 3 is THE PLACE,
ENTL EAEN'S. SUITS
r. A6EI2RoTH'S
i. 5.'.~ts T.. s.: 8: ? inths latest: " .-
|nEw YORK LONDON AND PARIS. STYLES
+. ~ MErzRorH's IS THE PLACE,
t~a.>t, il. T., LIE .7ls - -; - E.5 g..
Especial attention Is called . his stool
HATS and C CAPS
Embracing the mostfashion.ble and nobb,
! styles.
~ METZROTH's,l Is THE PLACE;
1.PklcES LOWER THAN TREl OWES
1~ REMEMBER METZROTH's IS TIL
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC !!
REmELEY z&@D0RR ,
Are prepared to do all kinds Of

GROUND WORK, II <}.v 4s.-.5. ~
GRADING, s,zsSf k".r
- Z. CUTTING AND FILLING, :
5 So $500; s. CELLAR DIGGING, &c.,
st short notice and on reasonable terms.
We claim to be able to give better satisfao.
ton than any other parties in. town, and
stand readysto. make this statement good
WE KEEP ON HAND ALL KINDS OF
L i M b
including shakopee and Port Byron; also
Plaster Paris, Cement and
P1astering Hair.
LINZ 0fJICk At FRANK REARLEY's HQUs1
corner Of Richmond avenue and g. Augasts stres
~ Orders may b left at J. ?. Boyds stars.0a
\ r II II sREMELEY l. DORR.
eb oload, March 9ath, 1s7,. IN :, s7H