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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19


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Old 1swspapsrs, suitable to put under
carpets, Or for wrapping, for sale q this
ediss In large Or small quantities. 5}Eiis4 Z
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Apples. By the peck Or barrel, for sale
BY Paul Mosksnhaupt's !. h.
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-H. c. Marin has lsft as some Of his
premium potatoss (ssrly ross) Of ; lot
from, which hs raised 900 bushels to the
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19

3 "A correspondent Of the Minneapolis
Nsvs tsrssly ssys: "a .s,at +.
minneapolis, come to st.. Cloud, if you
want 70 enjoy yourselves" s,<,fss 81 b
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EPl01Qunee Tao track Of the q. Cloud Dr3y5
Ing Park Association ths best Ia lie staas
IIt = ! mile long, psrfsstly lsvsl, hard aad
g good condition. md The entire tack o.
/ g 500 fron any psins q 4. s1ss
Anothsr year. no pains should :,
Isrparsd g Irevent tho ssls 81 liquors a. ii,
i.ir grounds. Reasonable prseaution,
we're taken this time, but not sutheisnt Sol
The purpose.
On Thursday afternoon, pair Of six.
years old twins Of Mr.. T. steinburg wsr,
drawn around the track u : little wssol
5Iby : goat. Twas q odd. s. ven q
4 pleasaat, sight 3
"a vim b 80 81 10 Hi, ~ sAesl,
nut stallisn, .'Clasisy, z ew1sd 81 Johl
Weber. Of Riehnsal, toek shs ArE pm.
ian Of thrss-ysar olds. He was sired b
|="Green Mountain" from q Morgan mare
was raised near Farmingt weighs 1906
and is an unusually tine horse.
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-Dr. s. Marlatt had prepared . YER,
ane prescription case for exhibition at III,
fair, but the hall was SO crowded that 4.
place could be found for it. It was I ;y,ry
full and well selected case.
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~h,,h ma. =. -. -. 49, = -aal'as alsn''
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the time make In Fridays races wouli
have been much better. 81 ls
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The winning horse On Thursdays t.ot,
Pnnss, IL owned BY q. smith. Of hi.
city, and hes time il him. IL never hrot.
oncs in any Of the heats. Hambletoui,n i,
owned BY A. A. Gates. Of Minneapoli. and
- ns.lookinR horss, Yankee Girl i.
the property Of Geo. smith. Of Lake Civ.
and 1t Il claimed that she Il tho best animal
entered for that race. Bav Tommy !.
owned by A. Gates, Of Clear Lake. and Mr..
! ofthts Mace ia ,l,a ak,na 80 : 81. 49,,
trot, er. . He "a, s q = cosd;t;on - - -
The track. LADY Grace h.,o... - = n
shon, Of Minneapolis. and /. Fla !. ]. :. Il.
sfas.est running horset for; =, No., :, =.
United States. having on = nriv.t. t,.,I;
beaten the best time on "a ord =. ia -.
pretend to v,o ,,u for this. Hoo.i.r Raw !.
owned by Dan Moore. az Port Rin,.v ~
can make { splendid r.a. 3. =
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". B. Boyd has been offered $3.50
cash. for his sorrel, With which Jimmy
won the scrub races. but refused il.
- ss. 4 zs Gsf5
premiums on agricultural nashines. This
IL out another evidence that he keeps the
best kinds and only the best. The surest
evidence Of the superiority Of his ma
catnery 10 the way farmers flock i TO hid
warerooms 70 make their purchases. They
always find q Grovenor's just what they
want. @..t@ d
=. =. .,.sS. 5.s.*
c,n,,v A.s;.. I.uuIl is.s .: ne stearns
va.t.rd.v M s.ss,.
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y. 3. West Il agent for the Etna, the
Hartford, and tho Aorthwestern National,
81 good and sosnd companies. Call on
hin and 81 s policy. - VT :
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TAx Commemorative re indebted to
Mr.. Barney Vossberg, County auditor, for
the following abstract Of the tax collec-
tons from January 10th to October 10th,
1871 - II
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CAuRcH saayIoEs. Row. Flint, Of ST.
Paul, viii preach ct the Presby terrain
Church on next Sabbath, fol enoon and
evening. IS
Rev. Tuttle, Of Anoka, will preach in
the Congregational Church on Sabbath.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19

In the bushel Of potatoes, sent by h.
G. Martin, Of Ct. Cloud Station, which took
the first premium. thsrs were but forty-hvs
potatoes. They were Of the Early Rose
variety. a Il 7.
Mr.. VIM. Trask, q Two Rivers, Morr,-
son county. sent samples g superior Black
Neshannock potatoes. These samples were
from 14O bushels raised from 1--WE pecks 81
seed. Lieut.. salter, Of St sWendlen, aent
samples Of Red Rose potatoes, which had
yielded even more prolidoly. Minnesota
can beat the whole world land Irslsad. too)
In raising potatoes. ~ d $3.50 s@:
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APPLES APPLBs APPLES IA ca
load of choice Michigan Apples, just re.
csived ct sALL1A s. RussH1L'e. &
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~. 3. Aarss = . bs::found It tie old
sta.d. sspllyisg sastonsrs With the very.
bess gFssssies = b found u the market
I - 8 ~ lsWsss speiSes.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19

9. ". Clark has located With III
AAjly q Nation, Linn County, lows.
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SPECIAL OFFER.

For $500 We win sad % any address
TN JounzAL ana tho 81. Paul .Press for
one year: The regular price for the two
70 800. a#5a5Ss4@z a4sz! = &, ~ 'ifs+a
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19

. r. ~ p. scherer is selling large quanti-
ties otsgoods. The reason il, that no ha,
q we'll selected stock and sells q Low pr.
sess. Whsn you want boots and shoss,
read y:n4ds Or custom work, call q scher-
eY'e. ~, s. s.#
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4. Vss1sos.-Coates 4 freeman would give
notieeto hunters and others that they are
paying tho highest cash price for venison.
Call on them before idisposing Of your W. VENT
ION. 9s3gx
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Vegetables Of all kinds, including
sWest potatoes, on hand at5z. q. Morse ].
1sniliss supplied for tho winter.
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Stair rods, . fun supply, to be found
only O RosENBERaI Il Blos.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19

"A fine lot Of Michigan apples, for 81.
BY the peck or barrel, at !. G. Hubers.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19

We are indsbtsd Is he 1sse,: noe d,
- type q he prsaaiun lie.
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.-weuldn1 this havs been jolly week
fer The fir = a1 .zszA a2aM -Ase 5s: n
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III - s ssszlsi 80 4,
1fs1ss.s.
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solid gold sets, II III the new styles.
It BUsH's. Is
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The RtnA INSURANCE Company advises
J;E, West, ito agent at this place, Is fol-
lows: s.. ;tf.< a IL. !. ID 60.
-four cash assets will be tour million
dollars when al losses are paid. =
F. G. BENNfrr. ;f3enY Ap't.9 4

Ten men ebot dead in Chicago for steal
ing goods !! Served them rightlH They
could have bought TIE same goods from
Fairchild for less money than it cost to
bury the scsmps.s t.s B & 49,
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-Coln and Cob Crsshsrs, s. g & 3: Z.
Ar 01oyuxo1'a.
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MI. Henry Cook, Of Evansville, has a
complete stock q, merchandise, and is
selling goods at Alexandra prices.
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CHICAGO FIRE .
LATEST ARRIVAL.

b.. " LATEST ARRIVAL.
A splendid assortment Of chandeliers,
lamps and lamp goods, at
~. - s. NJ. C. ToLMAN's & Co g
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-Bastsys tsrss- 81 ssslsrs. ] {. 7,
Ar. 0lov1uoa.s.
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Pa1so1A IT. Mo Kelysy and Hon.
q. i. Gordon a. 81 ron dlsnaxood 8
sahhash evening
| ~ John Lsusrnann atarted fer Chica.
ZOOS Friday
Gov. Austin and Gen. Edgsftoa arriyss
s. Tuesday. and spent The Afternoon look
ins through the eisy. Tho Governor visit
a ihs Normal School Wonder if his con-
science did mot trouble him when be looked
st the crowded rooms, and then Ct the base
mont q the permanent building waiting for
tho supsrstruesurs !
Capt. G. ". Mash, of 81 j Paul, is in the
a3kv go !. q
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19

srARr1D, Mckenzie party Of engi-3
neers started this afternoon TO run8the line
Of the 81 Cloud and MaIkato railroad. -
Hon. J. p. Wilson accompanied the party.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19

Choies table butter, inrolls,s 4 Hubsr.s.
Ths nissst = ~. market. N
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Gross 4 Plates are IN the market as
usual With ehoice meat of all kinds, in
c'inding fat, tender yenisoh. They will
buy only the best, and theref fore oifar only
thesb sst Of everything il their line 10 their
Gust omsrs.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19

g F. Bissell, General Agent for the
Old Hartford Insurance Company, writes
70 7. +. West, Agent at St Cloud, that A.
ter paying all losses they will haSs ono and
ta-half million Of dollars.
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sARSAPARmLA-uaIp
Compound Cathartic pills,

The eupss1ority Of this Pill over Others 4,
ts mianess and efficiency Of operation, viii spedlo
setion on the liver, regulating the biliasy ssefsn
end thoroughly elsaDsing the alimentasy eaaai
AZ wnesh unusual thsfoFnula y gvsn in I'm -
sAesS Preparations are to Re Ind If en- Druaefe:
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The "Epicure" and the ..Wa allah, Broil.
ers the hest il useat
RosENBERGER Bios.
Young Man Bush has y hat you want,
Drought to want cement rings.
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The 6rst annual fair Of the stearns
County Agricultural Association closed
yesterday. The damp weather, didn't
dampen the srdor Of the managemsrt. sad
the tair VA. : success, The display in oil
the departments vas good, aud no COM
plants were heard over the awards Of
observation-disclosures . Ne.es. .2+
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An elegant stock Of wedding presents
has Just bssn received & Bash's' Jswelry
stors: .... 81 VI S..sI

y 80
IHDIAH JusrIc isr-As short time since q
young Indian lad, Of the Otter Tail band,
got mad at another Indian, his uncle
.seising an axe, the boy. struck tho Indian
8 blow on tho head, infictine wound from
the effects Of which he afterwards died.
Whsn i became osrtain that the Indian must
die, The boy and his parents, fearing ven
gsanoe. dsd t. the woods. A portioa Of tie
band gave pursuit, and one day last week
discovered and shot the. father Of the boy.
AZ last accounts IN porsasrs were hunt
Ing tsr the rest q the family With intent %
sstvs them e Ike manner. This Il rsvsrs-
Inc the bible doctrine. snd visiting tho sins
Of The child on the hs.d II the parents. -
sOtte, Tag Record
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Capt. Grovsnor swept OF . big share Of
premiums on agricultural machines. This
is but smother evidence that he keeps the
best kinds and only the best. The surest
evidence Of the superiority Of his ma
cninery 10 the way farmers Cock; to his
warerooms 70 make their purchases. They
always find at Grovenor's just what they
want. " H. Il i II 5.E.s AZ
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19

Wilslsv barb nails, new hing Tor
tAis naxkst, juss received q
s<s losnxpnnarr B.n.. Z.
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& n1LLP RIuEs 70 FLOUR, !.
sr.cLoUD rua nAnxEr..

Lsabse . S 81 e.ly astls yaraa.
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a couple q shaps. from tie ssaatsy,
whsss saass sxs Sivsn @ Horny Buras
% Hsasy Jaesss -, were arrsstsd On
ssboash for bsanS drunk and disordsrly,
- wsss Aasd me nsxt day $3.50 each
81 Tie sests, b. Justice Barnes.
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Rssils Tanning Mills. ~
ss Ar s6nov1NpAss.
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bay everything 81
loixifiaonnax 6 Wssr. 3
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". +. Boyd has been offered $3.50
cash. for his sorrel, With which Jimmy
won the scrub races, but refused it.
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{. :. 1BuI,sH,s.

-Quarter-second watches, at
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19

Il
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Buckeye force-feed Drills,
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|
his offers Of. 800 70 IS th.t Lady Grace
would win the race, with no takers.
zAird- The mare won The hest and race
In 2::164, the near: SUCCESSION of the heats
having apparently worn on the horse.
Lady Grace took the hrst purse. $76 /;
Hoosier Boy the second, $26. BosA ars IN.
usually good animals.
his CLOSED the fair, which I'll pro.
nounced . decided success, 6 being III,
first. Tho Agricultural and Driyina
Park Associa,ions we're 3 9th able to meet
all expenses from their receipts, with q
small IN balance left, which VS. better than
had at first been anticipated
The Premium. List y published - q,
first page. We.
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For Thirty cents you can
get The JOURNAL from now:
until the LIST Of January Y.
This is only about one-ha!t
the regular price. /
~ Try it! -.
r&5Ss 20 = vS1aE ~
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-11

I5- a SISGuLAE llUEsE.TamT.-
Our readers will rccOllGct that some
months ago a horse belonging to Mr..
James Farnsworth, of GilmCr county,
was stolen, and after hard pursuit
the thief was Oyer.hauled on Rich
Mountain, where qnite a fight CnsueI
resulting IN the vi uuding Of one OF the
pursucrs, tue escape of the thief, Ond
tue recapiurc of the horse. Just Us
he was disappearing in the brush the
thiefc cried out to Mr.. Farnsworih that
that horse shall never do you any
good - A few days ago the horse was
again stolen, another pursuit instituted,
aud tue lhicf-known to be the sume
man-was OEce more over-haulcd.
Seeing by the operations Of his Pursu.
rrs that he could never get clear with
his booty, he cody drew out his pis.
tul, shut the horse through the heart.
aud made good lis escape in the thick
undcrbrush. A neCk,Iic party for thi.
gcutlcsmn would certainly be in order
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MINISTER'S INSTITUTE.

10 The Editor Of The Democrat,
The Ministers Institute of the Broad
Run baptist Association will hold i'll
fist meeting with he Cruter Branch
Baptist Church, in Harrison county,
West Virginin, three miles fron'
Clarkshurg, on Tuesday evening before
the 18th sabbath in November, 1871.
LIST, Sermon by Rev. j. a. j.
Lighburn.
2nd, Authority Of Pastors, Essay by
Rev A j Garrett.
81 Pastoral Visiting, Essay by Rev.
Henry Laugford,
4th, Nature and Methods If Pastoral
labor, Essay by Rev. W. L Powell.
9TH, Mans Moral Obligation unjrr
the Gospel. Rev Il a ksmpcr.
9Th, Office Work of Holy Spirit
i .4v by Rev, j, G. Cline,
7ih, Atoucmeat, Essay by Rev. G
\ Woolter.
Srh. Esegesis on | Peter. 3: Is, 10.
~, Rev p. / l. Queen.
9th. Is Salvation Iimitedf ifso, to
what extent? Essay by Rev j. T.
Reynolds
10Th. Can the Heather be saved
without the Gospel? Essay by Rev.
+. $ Ashburu
llth, Specification, Essay by Rev
l. 4 Reynolds.
l2Ih, What is the condcrsning sin ?
Essay by Rev. +. +. Kemper.
18th, Ercgesis on Romans II: 20,
BY Rev. j. W. Swigrr
l4th, redemption, Essay by Rev
]. W. Cline
18th, Fiual Perseverance Of Saints,
by Rev, g. Curry.
10Th, Exegesis on John 10, By
Rev q. ". Duff.
l7rb, Justification, Essay by Rev.
J, g Drni.on.
18Th, Exogesis on Revelations 22:l7
b. Rev. T NJ West
10Th, Terms Of Discipleslip, ESSAY
by Rev. Allison Barnett.
2Jsh, Faith, Essay by Rev. A.
Ziun.
2l,t. ExCgCsis on |. Coriuthians, 3:
lG, by Rev j ". Hit.
loud Phil l.G by RAY i II
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Cracker at Edwards.

eS' Por,ToEs-Twn CSSrEsrASrr
yaR tax pgSAiuH. few days age
Mr.. Wrelrm Smith, Of our village.
called ear attention to Ii. fact ihst he
plantcd las, Spring C.nada RuSvi,
weighing Rbuu. one pound, the yield
ircm which wac ffty.tour POana' oI
large, sound potatoes.
lhi, il prrity high; but since that
sine we visited til, cellar of Mr.. james
fsnJ rrort, mud there saw po;aloe.
Tie like Of which Old ireland never
ptaloerd. Mr. V. planted hulf 4
r.llon, aud secured tlirrefrom thD
ENORMOUS yield Of sir Lnsh,Li Many
VI these potatoes weigh nearly three
puuni, each; and At least three bush,
oil out Of the Fix will weigh Que pound
each They nrr the "recrIO.s' variety
and are certainly the most mammoth
Livslvrs ever raised in rhia neck Of
woods Or any other We understand
this, Mr.. vnniervOr, will enter then
a, the Clarksburg aud Weston Fairs
where, DOUBTLESS, he will carry of the
hahOrs.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-11

Vest Virginia, To. VT:
At RulCs held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county on tie first
Monday In September, 1871.
John Goldman, plaintiff |
u.
Iriliam Kinney's ad- In Charesry
Administrator, and others,
attendants
TIME OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO
obtain decree for tic sale Of u tract OF
7OHcrtS Of land, living on the Alum Fork Of
Leading Greek, In Lewis county, sold by the
plaintiff 10 William Kinney on tho 9Th day
Of July, 1866, and apply the proceeds there
Of TO the payment Of the purchase money
due to the plaintiff for said land. And Il
appearing by affidavit filed that Nicholas
Kinney and Patrick Kinney, defendants in
this cause, are not residents Of the State Of
Hest lir.inia, nId they TO, appearing, tits
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after the date Of the first publication
Of this order and do what ia necessary 10
protect their interests In this suit
4 COpy-Teste:
JOnS Q. JACKSON, Clr.k.
g. ] ARNOLD, pl'irs am'y. sepll-il
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Various other premiums will DO Of.
fered, for which see catalogue.
There will BE-
GRAND TOURNAMENT
on the second day. Of tue Fair, under
tho auspices Of the
WESTON TOURNAMENT CLUB.
Entrance Fees must he paid to the
Secretary at tho time Of entry
Its requested tina. owners Of ami.
mails intended for exhibition will notify
tho Corresponding Secretary at least
one week prior to the Fair.
Hay aud Straw will be furnished free
Of expense TO NIL Stock entered for ex.
hibi,iuu, Grain will be furnished upon
the ground at reasonable rates.
Tho Judges will attach q premium
card to all articles OF animals deemed
worthy.
Persons on Horseback no, admitted.
Premium lists will soon be pub.
lishod, and can be oblaiued at the Store
Of
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E6- An OLD LADY living on Sand
Fork has xii cd about half dozen
rattlc.snakcs and cOpPcr.heads near
her house during the summer. One Of
,hem--5 feet long aud having II rat.
ties. was brought to town. The lady
is tho mother Of Mr.. Il Boilan, ofthis
place.
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ES| Coon pom EIgR.-Thc word
reaches MS FROM Ba,trllc that the De.
mocracy Of that Township arc prcpar.
iug to win back the former glory OF
Collins Settlement" and to Eold fast
to the laurclS she won on the 9th
ult.
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RALsToNs JEwELRY STORE

10 Weston.
1t !, hoped tina, the ctfOr, made BY
this Society to encourage and foster
Agricultural and Mechanical pursuits
in this section of the State will meet
with tho hearty cooperation and as.
sistancc Of the citizens Of this and adj.
joining counties; md that a full sup.
ply Of articles for exhibition. and n
large attendance Of our people will ties.
tify that our Farmers and Mechanics
are alive to their interests.
As it is impossible to successfully
carry on u Fair without the assistance
Of Ladies', tits especially desired that
they should take deep interest in
this matter, and come to the rescue Of
their Couutes in all the Female De.
partmentS,
No effnr, will be spared. upon the
par, Of tie officers Of this Society, to
make this an occasion Of interest 10 all
who may attend.
Ample arrangements will be mado
for tue accommodation Of visitors from
a distance
A. W. WOODF0RD President.
j. W WorrlNplS, Ipc'ig Scc'y.
W. q. Bennett. Corrcsp'e Sec'y.
I'm. RALsroN Treasurer.
7. A. EpwARpS, Marshal.
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~ PERsoSAL.-Dr. Summtrville.
Of Buekhanuon. paid US visit las,
xeck, aud Of course subscribed for Tux
DEMoCRAT, The Doctor hus pur.
chased the Drug Store formerly owned
by Dr. Newton. in our sister town.
We wish him luck in TIE venture.
Our young friend j. j. duncan,
Esq, OF CIarksburg, paid our town u
visit.
Rev. Dir. Sanford, of Buckhunron,
paid his friends in this place visit
during the week.
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Es- IToRsrs are bad property just
now. From all parts Of the country
reports reach US Of wholesale horse.
stealing But few days ago horse
belonging to Mr.. Porter Camp, of this
county, was stolen, but left by TIT
thieI in teuce corner near town. A
horse is now waiting an owner al
Clarksburg. aud u great number have
been spirited of for good" 1t ap'
pears that touch Of Lynch law" is
the only remedy.
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E1- Tnr BROAD Run BlPrisr As.
ISOLATION, held last week at Ebrurzcr
Church, in Barbour county, was one
Of the largest gatherings II the kind
ever held in this section. On Sunday
it was estimated that between 1000
aud 5000 persons were present. The
most complete order was observed
during tho scrviCes-not single dis.
turbanco taking place. Rev. Henry
Lnngrord delivered the opening, and
Rev Patrick Murray the closing ser,
mon The Association meets next ycar
with tho Victory Church, Doddridg,
county.