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is intended to convey the waters If the
North Fork of the Mokelumnc river Ia
Suffer Creek mines. distance Of "A miles.
Thirty six miles are already finished and 500
Cinnamon are at work on the balance The
ditch thus far has cost $l75, 900, and will
require $50, 0O0 more.
A disastrous fire occurred in San Fran.
ciscc on the ED inst, which burned IN
some 1T the hest manufacturing establish
ments Of that city. 1t broke out in par,
Of the city which 10 surrounded by foun.
'lriea. mills and factories. on Mission and
Fremont streets. in building occupied by
the Mechanics Mill Company. Rowland &
Cas- quartz crushing establishment wa
utterly ruined. and some $4,000 worth of
ores belonging to various shippers were de.
stroyed. The los sustained by this fire will
amount to total of @2S3 0oo The insur.
ance, il Is said, will not reach 1900.
The deed is done. The Central Pacific
Railroad Company has contaminated the
purchase Of the Californa Pacific Railr,ad,
steaminats and al. and have thus becoune
arbtters Of the destiny Of the Pacific c,,as,.
81 We learn from the CaH Ut yesterday.
This 10 bad news for California and for the
people. A tyranny most odious IL thu,
fastened on our backs Il shall have our
s'eadfast and ncDmpromisiny hostility. be
sausr M nssnopDly can ever he otherwise
thai. grasping. tyrannicsl and corrupt, and
the Central Pacific has already rendered il
self sufficiently obnoxious BY dishonesty and
meanneoA Bssbhlw (Cak) Ress1 Lsssxsl
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FROM MISSISSIPPI.
Interesting Letter.

ABERDEEN, Miss Jan. "a, 1870.
DEAR "urADAM:--I am having "a
power Of fun down here, hunting, fish.
ing. &c The weather has been and il
very pleasant, We had few white
frosts last week, but We do not need fire
now except for cooking. nm living 4
miles east Of Aberdeen. on sandy land
plantation. surrounded by lots Of ''na,
gurs.' These latter "var!nin,s," how
ever, are not half so numerous right here
as they are on the prairies 10 miles west
Of the same town. One township in that
part Of the county has ten negroes 10 one
white person. The "lay" Of the country
is beautiful, but not as desirable Ito Inc
at least) as the hills aud dales Of
West Virginia, Another drawback is
the political complexion Of the State. An
idea Of the terrible condition of things
may be formed by illustrating with this
county, which is fair sample ofthe
whole. II has two members Of the House
of Dvlegatcs-ouc white native scallawag
and one negro. They get IS per day
and 10 cents mileage for six months il
the year. (By The way, How's that fol
high y Tho clerk of the court is car,
pet.bagger-(no allusions) 1.-THE coroner
a negro and the school superintendent a
carpei-baggcr. This latter Individual,
slthous b not required to giveibond, has
complete control of the school fnnd. He
awards contracts for building school
houses, employs teachers, and has gene
raj supervision over the whole matter,
He has two sisters teaching negro schools
each Of whom receives Sl5O scr
month-the average salary of teachers
being from $75 to $3.50 monthly Can
elegant chance for plunder.) The Su-
pervisors are three whites aud two ne
groes. The magistrate living near here
is carpet-basser from Iudians-a bo-
som friend Of the Infamous Reno family
The constables are Of mixed color. Tile
Mayor Of Aberdeen is carpet.bagger-
the Town Council three whites and two
negroes-lhe' Police two white and two
black. The jurics are composed of white
and black. A trial Of a negro for steal.
ing occurred a few days ago-the jury be-
ing comp sed Of seven whites and Eve
blacks. The proof was positive as to she
theft, and all agreed to conyic. except
one negro. Finally the jury bad to be
discharged. and afterwards the disputing
juror acknowledged that he himself assls'
ted in the theft
The negroes are doing much better thi'
year than last, and in few. years more
the whites will have full control ofthem
Slavery will never exis, as it once did
there will be no buying und selling-4bu
It is bound to exis. here in some form. g
Planters are now plOughing for theil
sprung crops. in 7gYsu iii r1f ii
shall be of III afew days for .Alaba
ma-then for Ohio, and. then for good Of,
Weston. where hope to arrive about tn,
10th of February. Truly,
hjF a..s '."-'t EE RALsToY.
..- o.. .
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ROW 70 GET RICH
EDIT 4 NEWSPAPER .


1t may DC truly said tina. party news
papers arc the worst used institutions ex,
taut. OF course editors work early and
iate-cntaillng sickness upon themselves
aud incurriug the hatred of the oPPosition
often meeting with personal violence
and insult-to secure the election OF their
party candidates. II has always been 50.
and We presume always will be; and
while we don't propose to grun,ble about
it, we desir. to show the retcdrd received
by journalists for their efforts i'We give
our own experience and will bet a
Wheeling stogie that ours is that Of nearly
every paper in the State. atr' aar.
| In the last campaign wedid abo:t Si23
worth of printing for 1.-THE cause we
worked day and night, and never flick
cred" in our support Of the nominees; on
one occasion We came very near beng
sent Over There" we made personal
enemies Of most Of our strong-heahed op-
points; and spent our time and substance
generally in our efforts to make men
'vote right" Neither before, during or
since the election did We receive the
amour, Of 4 farth'ag gra'uitously. u.
We were successful. Victory perched
upon onr banners" "Glory enough. !"
and all that sort Of thing. Now for the
reward. M
Our party has bean in Office one month;
aud during that time we have made net
profit. BY the strength of official patron
age, Of Wty ee"'s' Taking the past
month as an example. we shall in one year
clear six dollars. What glorious thing
it IL for editors 10 have ones own party in
power Who wouldn't be an editor?
Our advice is-Buy newspaper. In
few years Fortune will smile upon you
in tn. poor-houss. Politicians whom
your efforts bull, up sill--kick you down;
and an apprecia,ive community, whose
interests you have cared for much more
than your own, will curse you US thcca
Of all their ills.
Buy newspaper
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E oSAsswEhARtE ARdrMESrs.-Es-
taoished facts are silent arguments which
neither pen nor tongue can SHAKE and II
is upon established FACTS that the re gN "a
ton OF hostetter Stomach iht'ers' as q
hea'sh-Presers'nS eIi1sr, and a wa"I zone
and powerful remedy Is based. " hen
witnesses sss come iorWfS' r IN ctoSdt year
after year. an rel'erase tue same STARE
ments IN 'e'ation TO the bsneheial nee lee' ;
OF medicine upon ,t IN u u YES, ofOe :
IN lis ehicacS Is literally Impossible. NC !.
creden'iais OF tn's un' qiii'c" ' '" anu "uI
Alternative extending over . peft Gsi7 q
nearly twenty nears inciu'e n nv ,r'pi'ES
OF every class anu residents OF every
cline, aud refer 10 'hs most prevalent eS'' I.
among the complaints which a1hlc' ana
harass :hc human family. Either mul
,itudc of people, strangers to each other,
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SgYsrAPkR LAw.-.Poslmas,rr,,Rr r.ou;,.d
10 give sd'icc by letter when n sub:cr;L.r docs
not take his payer from tie office aud give tho
rsnson for II MT being uAen. Seglec,ing 10 do
So, makes tue Postmaster responsible In ,I,s
publisher for payment. " y"
Nay person who takes the paper regularly
from the Post-ofiice, whether he has subscribed
OF not: is responsible for the nsrn!cn, OF the
subscription. '''>
Amy one ordering his paper discontinued
r,us! rav all Errcarases or The publisher NAV
oontinge TO srnd it until payment is made,
and collie, tie whole snount, whether i, i
rasrn from the Office OF not.
''The Courts have decid,d that relusin. 10
take newspaper ora periodical from the Post
office, or removing and leaving lhum unca!lpd
for, Il prl'aa' faeie evidence OF intentional
fraud
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EgWosrH kyowlya.-Dr. Camden,
of our Town, las. week communicated to
US the following valuable piece of inform
alton:
Eighteen years ago he was presented
with the nav Of horse that had died OF
bots. lie nstituted.sv various experiments
to find out the most destructive substance
to them. After trying tulpentinc, acids.
alcohol, and all the known remedies for
bots, he applied chloroform, when they
instantly let go and died. Since that
time he has given chloroform in many
cases, and without single failure. This
remedy is almost a specific for collie. also.
and can be given in doubtful cases
Half an ounce of chloroform can bc.giycn
for dose, mixed in about half piat Of
sweet milk or cold water-to be repeated
in an hour if required. One dose is gen.
orally sufficient. if given in time to pre-
vent them eating through the maw-oi
course after this happens no remedy viii
avail. -.' mf .-
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Eg- GLEsylLLE.-We notice from the
Legislative proceedings that Mr.. Roliy-
son has introduced bill providing for
the incorporation of our sister city OF
Chenille. Now's your chance for Office.
GlenviIljans-you illll.vs to eli eta May
or aad FIVE Town Scoundrcls"--noI to
speak Of Recorder aud City Sergeant"
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ng7fns AsYLuM--We lind from tic

g7fns AsyLuM--We ind from the
report of the Superintendent that the to-
tai number of patients under treatment
during the past year was 244 total num-
her admitted IL; recovered IL; i'm
proved 4; unimproved 3; died14. The
total number of admissions since tie
opening Of the Ins.ituticn, by counties. is
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" &SToMDNMoGRMy
o.DAi FEBRUARY 6

AorErtstSa AGss7s will please take no,,;.
Iaat THE bsxocRaT is but ?4Iai l,cL, in n'I ~;
mansions s1o and that there isno present Intention
SuIihrs r y" ons.e,as foratreFtising arc
Tape' snd The demand upon our spscc is 80 sr.
eve aS to Justify Us ia DECLINING any r,s,erisl
TaTlAnoh fFuIa those terms.
, rnI,iHsFm9rg, we work, as earnestly as evcs
nior'"' worked, To do Il Fash business TN,
home people know. the f,c,, and rnronS.,,o ~ =.
1t Their regular adve, tisrmrnts are iny,r j.
DBL! psld at the commencement of each quarter.
iaeIF tTanscient advertisements mr., pad f.,
"aen ordered in. twill hardly be cxpcc ted Of
US tia' We anal, extend TO strangers an indul.
sence not asked by our Irir ds and neighLors
We will send 10 any a!verti.in: sr.pcv,
shsn reqneated To do SO, sample ropy Of Tur
tsa3scnAr, giving our terms explicitly. and
'anch trouble will be sarcd both to them and
az, u they vii! forward no proposition 10 ad.
Neri,se phaccorpaui.d by negotiable draft 10
pay Tor same ~ our regular rate. =;
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Eg Sr. VALENTINES DAY.-The l4th
of this month is the day on which tonder
swans and feeble-minded maidens ex
chunge their greetings; and sensible
people have fun. However as the day
produces an extra line Of trado-and
causes some money to change hands that
sould otherwise remain idle, we are in
favor Of it. Arthur Dent has a full sup
ply uf tic missives-of all kinds, sizes
aud prices. Give hiu, call.
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Kentucky

The trades and professions Of the male
patients are reported as follows: z ,,al
IS farmers, 80 laborers, lG unknown,
4 clerks, 4 shoemakers, carpenters, 3
merchants, 5 ceopers, . physicians, .
printers. . pedlers, . gunsuiths, 9 brick-
makers, 2 cosl-,n;ners, 9 tailcrs. 2
school-teachcrs. plasterer, ] cabinet
maker, | nailor. blacksmith, l stone
cutter, 1artist. / tanner, l student Of
divinity, cOach-pain'er, gardener, l
lawyer, ] boatman, iron.roller, | off,
Ger. cigar-maker, mill-wright, !
whitesmi.h, ! wagOr- maker.
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IT, Canned fruit at Brinkman's.

Is you want nice bottle ofpcrfunlc, .
fragrant cake Of soap, uicG quality Of
PAPER. good pm.knifc. rockct.bcot,
ioGlh.brush, or anything else IN the no.
tiou Or fancy goods line, 80 to Dcntf.
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Eg- BRAxroy We are glad to note
,la; our friend Major liollyson,eve alive
10 the interests Of his constituents. la.
offered bill rrpvaling the act relieving
Xebedee Brown and hi. securities. I,
will undoubtedly pass--and the unfortu-
nate TOWNSHIP Of Clay may yet be a few
huudred dollars better uff than she ever
exp .cted to b..
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Ey Vrslsos This very palatable
Article .! diet has been very plentiful in
our market Of late. ) gentleman from
Nicholas recently brough, in load of
Ihsms,i which were almost drag" at ten
cents pound, How would our "ei,iied'
hreiherins at Clafksburg like to live down
here, AID wear their boots in their brcech-
e. and have surb hash ~ ths.l asla
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II you want any BOOK, school book, or
any other kind that is Now PUBLISHED,
you can obtain the same by leaving an
order with A. NJ. Dent, at the PEOPLES
DRUG STORE.
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ES- An Appropriations. Mr.. Bran
pOn few days az" submitted a resolution
requiring the proper committee to inquire
into the expcdirrcy. of reporting bill
u,,king an appropriation for the compile,
tim of the Asylum. From present indi-
cations. we iufer that tue appropriation
will be passed aud the work he pushed
along during the coming summer. ,.
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TT PgKsos.L. Our inner court was
Rlacdencd few days ago by = call from
our genialaha good-loakiug friend, J ].
duncan, Of ClarksLurs, He wss Oh a
visit to his relatives at this pl.ce.
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r - ~. - - > -
ES- CHAErxREp.-0U the 10Th ult i,
q charter was granted to the Lewis coan-
~ Agricultural and Mechanical Society
napi,sl $1,000 With privilege to increase
10 $40. OOn-charter to expire January |.
1891. The corporators named in the
charter, are Jchn {. Jackson, A..Smith,
ir. FIR Ral>tou, L. G. Minnich, J. NJ
Bennett, Ta"ma. a. Edwards and I. VI.
Chalfant This is the initial step toward
long desired end; and that ehe Society
will prove material aul financial success
there can be nc manncr Of doubt.
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life and Campaigns e
GEN, R, E,L,EE
The Only Authentic aud Official Biogra.
ply ofthc Great Chieftaiu.
Its popularity and great value are attested
BY the sale Of over 90, 900 copies

already.
CAUTION: -0ld aud inferior lives Of Gen.
Lee are being circulated. See that the books
you buy are endorsed ny all tho Trading gener-
ais and prominent men Of the south, and that
each sop, is accomplished by superb iitho-
graphic portrait OF General Lee, on a sheet 10
.by % inches. suitable for framing a copy Of
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to every subscrib-r To this work.
q AGENTS " ANTEn. Send for circulars and
see our terms, and a :ull description of lie
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Es- Remember that We sell of at first
eost, or We will exchange our trade
+. BRINKMAN.
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Es- Photographs. in beautiful 8 by
10 Rosewood frames Gully 80 2:5c at lie
Weston Ar. Gallery.
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INDIGO! INDIGO. INDIGO IL you
want GOOD INDIGO, or any other DrEsrrrrs,
60 to Dents.
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Eg- HARD TiMLs Money is just now
,hc searOess thing in this COMMUNITY.
Business generally is very duil--loafcr>
rlntirul-hard times abundant.
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REcoRDEE's DEEDS for Delinquent
Lands for sale at this Office. Also full
supply of blank deeds and all kinds Of
Justices blanks. 'I
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g lMFHosENnSrs.--Wc are glad to
note that Col. \ " Woodford is erect.
ing on Main Street neat little office for
the ,rantsciion Of bis business rs Sheriff.
Dr. EImis.on has Put up substantial
stable on "our slIcy." #
Dir. Minnicl talks of building nex
store-house.
Mr. Barrett eUutcmpla!cs erecting o
new picture sall'ry.
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ES- WESTON AT CnARLEsToS.-Weston
is s"w represented at the permanent
seat by Henry Brannon, John Braunon,
Geo C"zad, W. G. Beuneit, y. II ?.
Wushburnc, Judge EdmisiUn and j. NJ.
Bennett. Only seven Of then.-thut We
know Of II every town in the State
sends as large delegation as this, there
snp wonder that Charleston is about out
Of grub.
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Centre Street, Weston. Nest Virginia
A good assortinentof Groceries always kcbt
on hand. PTnduce boughtan sold. The best
puai.y OF liquors. for sale, in quantities TO suit
purchasers. Mbe. ing sfo.ics, fine tiear', and
the host gr.,i,; VI rVbacco. aiws. : Oh hard.
Store '"or ahltr lis b.ulk.
aprgT-tf
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rs Edwards will have fI'' supply
n TimoIby. Clover aud Blue Grass Seed
y, hand ,bau, tho 18th Of this n'onil
=. ,ns as III. supply d seod, i. very limited
,h;. SEASON, /, rould be veil for person!
i; ;"'v vas. 10 leave ,Ar;r clos carly. =.
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Norlcr ExrRAoRpISARY .,-Machinists
and all others having use for an extra
article of labricating oil. can obtain the
same by calling at A. N. Dents Drug
Store for it. Warranted entirely tree
from sand, and all ether impuritics-or'y
10 cts per gallon..g ii 70 ' -a3l.i .
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E9- ELopSNEsr We understand that
J. II. RusL and Miss Cecilia Jackson, all
of Gaston's tlills, III this county laughing
at the denial of "erusl parieuts, and tue
laws q our goodly commonwealth, struck
out for Ohic on Tuesday night last, there
20 be made one flesh. Lewis county
..loyiers'' are furnishing their full quota OF
stamp. to tue Marietta preachers OF late
uDd, by the way, We honor them for their
pluck. Go it, bays, the fruit is 80 much
the sWecter for being stolen
Subsequently the marriage certificate
wa. brought for our inspection and We
were really convinced that the Job wa
did
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sS- RKrlskp. We rcgretto chronicle
Ahe fact that Hon. NJ ". Harrison. of this
place. coniemplatcs retiring from the
practice Of law, and moving out to his
farm on the Staunton pike. Our town
thus loses valuable citizen, and the bar
a most plcasau, gentleman aud able rrac'
titioncr.
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re- a dno stock Vi cau.l jus, re.
cviyed ami i5r sale a, BriakAau's.
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ES- We learn that while on hi, way to
the Permanent Seat" Mr.. Cozad met
with an accident His horse slipped and
fell, and in the melee. Mr.. Cozad's ankle
was tally spraine'. By tue ai'i of a
cane, however, he perambulatcs the
"pOlar regions Q: knnawba." We are
glad to state that Mr.. Z obi.incd the
appointment Of Assistant Clerk, at So per
diem.
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Fs~ wasi5oards, brorlls aud buckets
At Btinkuap's,
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Ez~ PAY tr,-i desire 10 close my
books for tho last years business. and
earnestly request all persons indebted to
u,u to make esily payments Of their ac-
,uuuts, T.. A. EDWARDS.
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GF Soap of all kinds a, B.inkmau's
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NOTICE

. ABoX Of fas Initial Writing Paper and
Envelopes sent FREE by mail Tor 80 cents.
Bon Ton Paper Company, Cincinnati, Ohio
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WINDOW GLASS. Gall sizcs) Putty. Tin
cans, Linseed Oil. White Lead (Fahnr-
stocks and Lewis) Paint Brushes, Cclors,
Gin o;D TarniShes of all kinds, Fire.Pruof
Paint, Sand Paper. etc, etc kept con.
stantly on baud and for sale cheap by y.
VI. Dent. r.trR'g,I- .f rrm
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EFT One pair Of boots, No. 1, and
puir Of suspeudcrs left at Brinkman's.
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ISSUED JAN. 1sr, 1871.

ISSUED JAN. 1sr, 1871.
400 CHOICE SELECTIONS. No. g."
containing the pest new things fer Decla nation
Recitation, SC. Brilliant uratory, Thrilling
Sentiment, and sparkling Hcnor-l50 pages,
papsr 80 cents, cloth IS ceuts. Ask your book
teller for it, or send price TO P. Garrett & Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Statesmen WANTED.

Bukinesgs honorable. No competition liberal
pay gwen. S, y. KENNEDY, 8 5 st, Phi!a,
: ~ lt.,lt. .''A' '" 4w
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ri" Bread, cak,s and crackers at
Briukmsns.
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/. IadlI MOOT

All persons knowing themselves in
dcbted to he will please call and settle
Immediately. I. BRINKMAN.
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re- Iron plows, Of the very best
quality to be had at Edwards.
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N.rrHEs HAIR ltrsroRATIvE rxces ey-
erything. No dirt, 10 sediment. no
poison! Perfectly reliable. 1t does the
work mnst -tfcctua!ly. a treatise giving
fM particulars sent postage free upon up-
plication TO Proctor Bros Gloucester.
Massachusetts,, sole agents, or \. NJ.
Dent, sole agent for Lewis comfy:
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gE' GHouSp.Iloo DAY.-Thursday
last was the day on which Mr.. G. Hog
MAS to emerge from his winter quarters
when. according to tradition, if be sees
his shadow, be again "hun,s his hole"
there to remain for six weeks-the sup
position being tia. for thrt length Of time
We shall have another spell OF weather"
As the day was fine one. aud the sun
.hone brightly, all believers in the G. II.
story will prepare for winter. -
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Ss- The best, brands Of chewing to
baceo at Briukmau,,sn

! Rsr QrrrEA Yorru.-Cop'ain George
W. jackson, Either of Mrs. !. ~. Ben
nett aud Mrs. Cad. Butcher, of this
place, has 4 son living in Mexico, only
u years of age, who writes to his father,
addressing him as Dear Daddy" The
Captain despite Of lis extreme age. is
still as hale and hearty as most men at
50
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-06

ES- Rsi.ius, currants and citron at
Briukma'l
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-06

lere can be- nc manner Of doubt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
" ont Of tie Depths "

Oar Ia cheerful friend " Bis
marck, Whose Happy smiles have been
the means of vending many a yard
of gauhy ribbon to ye blooming dam
sells of the city, last Tuesday tried
the experiment of acaihjng on the
crater in the rear of Warmers Tin
Shop. For some reason the water
was SO slippery or greasy that the
young diplomatic lost his perpenpicu
lar, and dove for it as though he were
going for NaPo2eom Wnh a little
assistance, however, he assumed hi,
normal condition, and though very
moist. has been exceeding happy even
since. When Warner says that Bis.
marck shouted between a gurgle and
sirens song, "mine kingdom yor
Won saw horse We think Warner cx.
aggera,es a little, Ftpe Ia Bis
n4rck.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
Writing Sch

d. J. Cole, of PIover, will organ
ize a school tor Improvement in the
pcicncc Of penmanship, at Worthin4.
toms Rooms this Thursday A. Nj
We have seen and examined Mr.
Coles hnndiwork in this direction,
md am sure we, with all our people,
can pronoanre it very superior, Wo
hope to see Mr.. G, encouraged with
Il good paying class, from The com
menCempnt,