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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

Our Motto
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
OLD FGGTISA PLAYED OUT
A Nice Suit IF Clothes for Sc.
Fire pounds best % cent Coffee for 81
One pomdcf Gre-n Tea for 81 %
OHe pound of Black TsaJor 81
Seven Pounds of the best Brown
Sugar for One Dollar.
Six Pounds best White Sugar for
Que Dollar.
Seven Boxes Essence Of Coffee
Is cents.
Nine Yards OF the best 124 cent
Calico for One Dollar.
The best Brown Muslin at l2l
cents per yard by the bolt.
An extensive assortment OF
SPRING GOODS JUST RECEIVED
including many new and
handsome styles Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
A full and complete stock Of gents
RiADE-U4DE CLOTHING.
LADIES and CHILDREN'S SHOES
IN great variety.
Don't Forget the Place.
POErgR JOHNSON.
Cat Kembles old s,and)
Ngia street, Weston.
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HOTEL,

A. IS. WALKER, PROPRIETOR
Pike Street, ClarSsbsrg. lacks
run to and from the Depot.
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VIZ. J. BLAND.
-suRGzoS AxD ,uraclr,


Once Oh Centre street, two doors above
Ne National Exchange Bank, where he msv
- found unless professionally engaged.
Surgical cases will Le ATTENDED 10 at his
elee's tie Fe.idence VI the ps,isa, a. may
BE- desired
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VNR. 7. B. CAMDEN.
--FYrErlly Ayp grRoror

l. rhteN'Ab ANp bINutoh, -
Gfice Oh uain street, opposite Duuningtou's
WESTON, v. VA.
Treats all affections Of the eyes, defor-
mites, I'D EurEica! and medical ,sssS gsa-
orally.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

@ FEDERAL Court is holding forth
at Clarksburg
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.n,sInok irn.s puv lra

fIslu 'rssInoi irnHs pun iva
= en- sA,n .,,mpu lin sSm!I AMI su anl
s1u rasId az .ssrald Of il!uqr iur 70
',suslIsdvs Suol tuoy ,napguoo Sulal
'sIoA iuJo lp!n Sslsri nv 'l'o's
nan iu eos pau lr0
"a "A 'Rolsa.M 'as'I'S u!!UIs
eHzots g .SoIoSrSSnd sLIsoddo lHSIa
'saSIGNIa GNV 'SHOHS'SL00N
" IETTzd GrY SzH2IoVdaHNN
'sr 'HJvgYl y dlT1lHd
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TAs. r. woFFlNDlN,
! OF RY PU 3 l. | G
Eisi,on, n. "a.

Acknowledgment sud DISPOSITIONS to
E.a. can h. fouai At al times Al my
sece, near the Court House.
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VETY. B. LIVELY,


GLsNrILLE, Vi. VA,
Practices in Gilmer, l.,wa tnd ia!sar-
IsS rsunses. All business promptly ~
ie1asd b
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y 10. CUzap.
-ATrORSEr GrIAv


~ WI5NI ' z
WI practice in Lewis aud adjoining
eSua'ies. All business promptly attended
20.
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J. h.hESSsTT G. hESTTT.
DEESETT Il BENNETT,
- -ATTcRSEYs AT LAw.-
1874 WESTON. W. VA.
". G. Bennett is Notary Public.
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.

ORDERS from eoas;ry dealers and Physi
clans solicited, and promptly attended To.
A. ". DENT
We'ipu. July is,ti
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NEW DRUG STORE.

Tho undersigned wouid respectfully in
form the citizens OF Weston and the sur
rounding country thst h. hasius; opened, at
his old stand on Main street, in Weston, an
entirely new stock Of
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nR. T. 3. JOHNSTON,
~ --PHrSlc1cIANA AND SURGEON
odIe on Nain Street, Weston, ". Va.
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HOW TO GET THEM Your asa

HOW TO GET THEM Your asar-
eel Bank or Banker will supply these Bonds
in any desired amount. and of any needed de-
nomination. Persons wishing to e1chssgs
stocks or other bonds for these can do s.
with any OF our SCENTS, who will allow ihs
bi9hes; current price FOR all marketable sssu-
rites.
Those living in localities remote from banks
mry send money or other bonds directly to
US b. express. srd we viii send back North
crn Pacific bonds NJ our oEu Eisk. and with
ont cost 10 the investor. For further inforla-
alton, pamphlets. maps. etc. call on ar adj
dress the undersigned, or rRy of the Banks
or Bankers 0mplsyed to sell this loan.
After ,horugh investigation l have Rsrept-
cd tho general agency for West Virgins and
the adjacent Eounle, Of Pennsylvania ~ ID.
Ohio for III, s'ls Of these sonds, and cons,
IDENTIFY reeOmnsul them as Ssa.e and prl S,a.
Die uNaainOEt. r. CkkSGl.E.
prsGid,n. CiLy Gsas,
Wheeling, v ".
We have -ercp,ci lhr local Agency f,.r The
sale Of ih~'r h,nd>, ard -ortrrin t. : iho~l
NATiONia EXcHANGE HlSG cfwrsTrS
NW~a v ~.
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- BR,xroy CovNr is row in 'f''
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THE TERN EY HOUSE.

THE proprietor Of this old and pop
- stand would respectfully inform
Il pat that he has just received inIl
" pe:e stock Of o,
GROGERIES AND PROVISIONS,
n The best quality and ut the lowest prio's.
His stock Of
LIQUORS
a N, hes, in this market. lie calls par
fi,ular attention to hi' assortment Of fine
old RE and Bourbon Whistles, which he
sSsr, a, the lowest market prices.
?. TiERNFY. dec "A
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TosyPH A. WATSON,


Esfor. r. IN.
Parties 10 Lewis and adjoining counties,
Wishing aeir houses, signs, or furIiiurs
painted, viii do well to communicate with
ne hsforeToing elsewhere. Papcr-hsnging
and WhiieEsshins promptly attended 10.
Terms moderate; Aad all work Warranted.
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IeHN BRASS0N.
v -ATroRSEr At LAW,

HkFTNN, ". VI.
Practices in the courts OF this State and
Tie Gated States.
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FRESH, PCsE DRUGS AND MEDICINES
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&c, &c, &c.
IN shsrt, everything usually found ia 4
frsi-class Drug Store. His stock has been
carefully selected, and is warranted as repre-
scented.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-06-10
district Court aummona.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE NINTH Ju
! dciA District State of Nevada Melissa Waite
IlaintiG, against =. T, waite. Defendant
Action brought IN III" District Court Of the Ninth in.
dirtnl iis'lict Of tho state ~ S,yada and tho com.
plant Med In the once uf tho Clerk II aAd District
Court
The state Of Nevada sends greeting ~ =. 7. Waite,
Defendant.
You are hereby required io nrrcar In an action
brought against you 10y the Shove named plaintiff In
the District Court Of the Smith Judicial District II tho
state 81 Nevada and To answer tho complaint nled
therein Within ten days irrciusivc 81 tho day
OF scrvircl after tho service on you Of this
summons. II served Within niA County, or II served
out Of this County tut In this District, within twenty
days otlcrwi," W. hin hbity days, or Judgmc nj Ly
default will he tsbcn against you according to tho
prayer OF said complaint
Tho sad action Ia brought 20 obtain decree ~ Al.
vorcc and judgement for cost iu this action and 20
dissolve tho bonds ~ nitrimuny heretofore existing
between the ?isuhf aul tho defendant a. NAV bc
moro fully ~ reference TO tho complaint now on
hlC In my Office.
And ypu hereby notified that II You fail IN an
pear Sih tho said complaint A. above ro.
qured ,ho said plaintiff will apply tho Court for tho
folFf dHmandrd therein.
~. 81 owen under my hand aud tho seal Of tho
lfsriCt Court Of the Ninth judicial District Of tho
state 81 Nevada this Ilh day Of NAV en- tho year 81
our bord ono thousand eight hundred and tyonc
" u. SCOTT. County Clerk
20 cents Nevada rcyonu" stamp caucclcdl
LUCNN TiSKER, Attys for Plaintiff. myl3l
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BUILT HIM FIRE.-FeTrin. the landlord of
"esiminster Hotel, in New York. is not often
nonpiussed, bss last August a draper little
srenehnan staggered him for a moment.
with: S'''
IF you please, Monsieur, you shah send
Dii lie hre III my room"
"A ~hatr' said Ferrin. looking at tee Their
nometer. which indicat, n,nety-two degrees.
wish re build fire in ny apartment, -
replied the Frenchman.
AN right sir, said Ferrin. with that out
ward imperturbaSility with which the true hotel
Keeper receives AN order for anything, if il be
gold dust padding with diamond pums.
John. fire in ~. col"
Yes, sur-r-rr' said John and by the time
the trenchman bad arrived at his room. John
WIN perspIratlon rolling off of him, had the
crate hIled and blaze roaring up the Chin
Dey like mad.
va, re diable you dog" said the astonished
foreigner
'Bailt fire, sir, as We ordered" REPLIED
the other exile.
Fire be TAM said the Frenchmau. II
shall roast myself wiz Re heat" and rushing
down STAIRS. lie appeared at the office with in.
named face and noisteued shirt collar. ex-
claiming: Il ask you not for fire. What.
mink wish TO make myself more hot Ell? |
call for bill de tre-ze bill. ze carte, SO can
eat myself wiz my dinaire.'
8i1 of fare. Oh! yes, SIR" said Ferrip
Deg your pardon" And he politely passed
ont the programme for the day, but deputed
one OF the garcons of the restaurant to answer
any further orders from the subject of Napo-
leon.
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District Court Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE NINTH ~,
bItfAb DISTRICT Of the state Of NeyAha-w NJ
Bennctt aud Hen.y y. Hofrses, plaintiffs. ApaIns,
Schrader Co. defendants N
Action brought In the District Court Of tho Ninth
judicial District Of tho STATE Of Nevada and Tho
Court. " "'' ''''i''
TIL" s's,e Of Nevada sends greeting 10 sobradc, l.
Co, defendants: y"
iou arc hereby required 10 appear IN An nc,S,p
Drought against yOn by tho above named plaIntins
IN the District Court ni the ninth Judicial District
OF the State Of Nevada, and to answer thn
MED therein within ten days cICusive OF the 3ay nI
serNicol after the service you Of this summons n
served within this county: r N served o,t of mia
county but In this district within tcnty days ,srr
wiSo within forty days judgment by defiult win
complaint f"''' u '''''
Tho said action "a brought 10 recover tho MN, ~ r
hundred and sc7cntytwO and 90 100 dollars cold coin
az claimed 10y tho original complaint hcrcn and thc
further sum 0i two hundred aud forynine and az I'M
dollars gold coin NJ claimed by supple mental com
plant, ana for decree 81 frcclosnfo and order n
sae on certain property situate In Mountain CITY In
eau county. a. Will moro fully appear by reference %
tho complaints now on nlo m my ONCE
And you arc hereby notified that ~ YOU f,u IN An
pear aud answer tho said complaints As above re-.
1ufed NC said plaintiffs will apply 10 the Court Tor
the relief demanded therein ~ "
-. Given under nv hand and the sosI Of the
! sEAr District Court Of tho Ninth Judicial D,.
I ! irict OF tho state Of SovsdA this 10Th dny
OF May, In the year Of o,,r Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and seventy one
80 cent Novads rovcnuo St-mp-csncol.sti' ''''''
Lro" TihErR' Au'ys for n o. nny2nI
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A CoLoRED HUBBIsT.-Even the Boston gen.
uemen OF color participate with the white
SardnS of the Hub i'll their lofty disdan of the
talent of New York. A friend, happening TO
be caught IN that city over Sunday, thought
he would take glimpse at some OF the
churches. Stepping inside the porch of an A
meetng-hOuse, the sexton. colored. ap.
preached respectfully, and said: will you
have seat, sab; Happy to show you one,
sab. Plenty of room this morning. sab"
No, thank you; can't stay but u moment;
Just stopped at the church. What is the name
OF the clergyman"
That, sab, Is the Rev. DR.. -"
Pine preacher, isn't he?"
., well, sab, peoples has different notions
bout preachers"
But he seems quite animated"
Yes, sab; cOnsid BILE animated"
And appears to have talent"
well, sab, as | said afu, peoples has such
different notions bout preachers. Oars some
dat thinks he's mighty good on de words
ihink myself he's fair man. sah-a rdir man.
but not of de priH,d tqcie class. He's u good
man. sab, we'll meauIn' man, but not a tai
Ell ed man. He's IA Mo- York man, sahr'-
HdTperS Magazine for June.
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Tax on the Proceeds of the Mines.

STARE or SgvaDA. ELMO CoUSrYl
hssEsSoE's OFFICE. Elko. New, May u. 1871.
NnTlLk IL HEREBY GIVEN, that have this day
~ received from the County Auditor the A-s-ss.
ment Roll Oi the Taxes the Proceeds OF the Mines
Tor the quarter ending March d. 1871 for the
county Aforesaid. and that said are due and
payable at my office Ia Ekn aud the Jaws with regard
TO their collection will be strictly enforced All taxes
remaining due aud unpaid On the third Monday 18th
dayl OF June. 1871, will be returned a. dlnquent
HARRY A. HARSlILE,
m274w Cuunty As..,.sor
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

HH PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
undor the hrm nAmo NJ BcAchey, Wines A. Co. IL
This day dissolved by mutual consent
Hull BRAoHEY,
LEN. WINES,
MART SMITH
Elho, NsvUis, Nay stb. 1871.
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JEsrs TiJAEEA, tried for the murder Of Me-
dina i'll San Joaqnin comfy. Cal, two Years
ago. WINS convicted in the stockton District
Court on the 3lss OF Nay, OF murder III the
hrst degree.
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Josh ISiIIinu,' Advice.

Marry yung. and If circumstances require it.
often:
Ii yu kant get cloas and edikashun, get the
clOas.
Bee charitable. Sent peces war made on
purpus.
When yu pra, pra rite at the senter Of the
mark.
If w itch for faim. 90 into a graveyard and
rub yourself against tune SION
NniHr p nHtur. Nr k.:a; a!:r= :kc LrC.L {:
dogs tale much aud preserve the length.
About AS sure way tn get rich ~ kuo nv
is ~ get !ntn det for a hundred thousand dol
lars, and then 20 tn work and pa oph the Diet.
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LAST week Z. Culhor. Of Yellow Springs,
Ohio. through the natural way of such things.
became the possessor ot one brood of chick
ems. eighteen pigs, Six pups one colt. one
CALI, seven kittens and u baby
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-08

it nicely and clearly too. But how 10 do il
nicely and ceanly, that il the question. For in
stance, there is the wash bowl and in the tank j.
plenty Of water. One ellis the wash bowl full as
is one Is wont at home, when swash, out comes the
water and your slippers are full in trice--but
YOU don't want TO wash your feet it is your face,
begrimmed with the dust and cinders Of the
nights ride that you are anxious about You
have acquired that excellent habit Of putting
your two hands close together, dipping them into
the basin and raising a generous supply of water
to battle the whole face at once. Habit has made
IL impossible 10 think Of using one hand TO wash
the face Bu, Won proceed II il easy enough
To mt vour hands ne Mt home. deep into the
bosin lint IN GOT their contents IN vour face here
vop will moot with unoxoec,ed difficulty You
have not IN hend ovcr that unscats tho center of
gravity vour bonds o,,, hroco 90, In a i,rch
of the cars. your head goos whock AGAINST
the corner of the looking GLASS wbilo tho
handful of water lands in vo,r hoots which
you have brought out with YOU To keen them
out Of the hands Of the porter. who seizes them
every chance he can get for the sake of getting
quarter out Of you for an imaginary "shino, !" and
your face is still unwashcd but edging around
leaning up against one side of the stand at length
you succeed in this the most difficult part Of your
toilet, in doing it about half way satisfactorily,
and the rest is got through with after a manner
and you find yourself through the night, and
facing breakfast and days ride through the
Rocky Mountain canon--iceug astonished too,
at the goodnppctite you have got and the general
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-08

" Though hampered by the limits of the
rather vague and ambiguous bill by which
the Civil Service Commission was constituted,
and still more by the legal opinion of Attor.
ney General Akerman, the members are still
prosecuting their work, with a view to lay
before Congress and the country wel.ma.
tured and practical scheme Of reform. The
work Of reform will require time, and we have
no doubt the labors of this body will do much
to inform the public mind, and to secure q
well matured plan of procedure.
1t was fortunate that Commission was
appointed to consider this question at ALL see.
ing that hosts of demagogues were anxiously
waiting chance to strangle any proposition
looking toward beneficial change. The
hope of tho Republican party as well as its
duty, lies in the direction of accomplishing
the objects aimed at in the raising of this
Commission. The evil is not one of parties -
it is one inherent in the usages Of the govern.
ment. The evil must be pursued to its source
and such changes made as will place the
working machinery of the government on a
safe and business-like foundation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-08

The perils Of whae.ishng have been fully
demonstrated in the experience of the Arctic
Fleet this season. This fleet was caught in
the ice, and thirty-tbree of the vessels were
either crushed or abandoned. During the
entire season the feet had met with great diff
fculty from the ice-aoes, and on the thir.
teenth Of September the captains of the feet
hemmed in between Point BeIcher and Vain
wright inlet held a meeting, and resolved TO
abandon the vessels in order to save the lives
of the crews. This was done, and 1900 sail
ors took refuge on board the Remainder, one
of the feet which had been fortunate enough
to escape outside before the ice closed in the
vessels. All the abandoned vessels, it is be-.
lieved, will be total loss, as there is little
chance Of saving even the cargoes in the
spring The Captain of the Florida arrived
at San Francisco by the Moses Taylor. The
news has created the greatest excitement at
Honolulu and in San Francisco.
Nearly 600 of the wrecked sailors were
kanakas, and as many more are left there.
Many of them are uuproyided for. The Of
fcers think that a naval vessel should be sent
to bring them away. The whole 1900 were
brought from the Arctic sea in six whalers, in
addition to their crews and cargoes. The loss
by the destruction of the feet is about
81 100000
MIR. b. G. Calvin, Canadian lawyer,
has sued Secretary Boutwell, for 100000,
being his bill for the financial scheme by the
use of which the Secretary broke up the Gold
Ring in go, which Mr., Calvin says he in.
vented and furnished to him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-08

W The Geneva Board of Arbitration must
now meet in less than FIVE weeks. Under the
provisions Of the treaty, the governments Of
the United States and Great Britain are each
to deliver to the tribunal on the 10th of De.
cember of the present year, statement Of
its views concerning the controversy between
them. -Four months afterward the two gov.
ernments are to deliver to the arbitrators their
respective counter-statements, and in two
months thereafter, each government is to pre-.
sent final argument or summing up Of the
whole case. These statements are all to be
written or printed, but should the tribunal
require any further calculation with regard
to points in dispute, another argument, either
oral or in writing, may be made by the coun.
sci of the respective countries. The final de.
cision Of the arbitrator is to be rendered
within three months from the close of the
arguments.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-08


oJ-The Grand Central depot at New York
has got into disable order. There are 10
tracks running into the depot, which are used
variously for the trains of the New York and
Harlem, the New York and New Haven, and
the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroads, and are numbered from one to
thirteen, commencing on the east side. At
the north end is a small office, where the
director and telegraph operator hold forth.
From this Office the "director" gives his or.
ders for the change Of switches, the opening
and closing of the doors leading from the
waiting room to the cars, and for the starting
Of the trains In one corner Of this office is
table upon which are 80 keys. Twelve Of
these are numbered from one to II, three Of
them are plain, three lettered "X ray )" ~, ;
and the remaining ones marked IN. Y. G. a
II. r.. start" AN Y. & Harlem, start :
IN. Y. & N. Haven, start" baggage Room,
waiting Room" etc. Each Of these keys
is connected with bell or a signal disc, as
the case may be. When train is preparing
to start, the "director" touches the key label
ed waiting ROOM" and the doorman opens
the door to admit the passengers to the train
Five minutes before the train is to start b,
touches this key twice, and two bells ar,
struck as warning, or for "all aboard. :
Two minutes before the time for starting b,
touches the key marked tx" "Y," or ~,
as the case may be, and the engine which hal
been standing outside the depot, backs ia tc
the train and couples on. The time up
he touches waiting room" once and the door
are closed, 80 that they have none of tina
running after cars SO common at pretty much
all other depots, and by which 50 many live
are lost he then touches twice the key mark
ed "start," for whichever road it may chanc,
to be, and in an instant the train darts away
The Harlem and Hudson River trains ALREADY
run to this depot, and the trains of the New
York and New Haven will stop there as soor
as the necessary arrangements can be made
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-08

~ Not the least interesting part of the Chi.
cago papers since the fire is the advertisements
OF course the most noticeable feature is the
announcements Of changes of location Of bust
ness firms, who have many Of them secured
temporary quarters and are again on the
lookout for customers The insurance agents
arc also very prominent in catering for bust
ness, and the failure Of so many companies
makes the chance good for those that survive
and the work of settlement large. The safe
makers are also prominent in the advertising
columns, the hot fire aifording the best test
imaginable for the salamander qualities o
each manufacture. Real estate business il
looking up again, especially in the burnt dis
trct, and 9 abstract-makers who were luck
enough to have saved notes of titles are bust
ly engaged. Resumed business is th,
burden Of many advertisements and in thu
Times are the cards of two of those broker
who deal in divorces without publicity,
showing that the fire has not purified every
thing. Advertisements for property Of ever
conceivable description lost or stolen durin,
the fire are very plenty. Building aud roof
ing materials are offered in unlimited guam
titles One lady offers to store a nice plan
for the use oft during the winter. In shor
one could CLEAN very good account of tn
condition of the city, as well as Of the news
papers themselves from the advertisement,