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fuse TO tnke the sfnlae trrf
neglect to CALI for it for the period of on
month.
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upon their publications. sent o regular
subscribers. the address of the suhscri-
Der and the date wien tile subscription
expires, aud enclose therein bills and re-
ccipts for subscription !, thereto without
suijccting such matter to extra postag.,.
See l4s. That amy; person Pr; who shall
enclose or conceal any. letter. memorials
dunn, or other thing in any n,ail matter
not charged will, letter postage, or make
any writing or memorandum thereon, and
deposit or cause the same to be,lcwsited
for conveyance by mail, for less than let
ter postage, shall, for every such offence
forfeit and pay five dollars, and such
newspaper or periodical shall not DC dc
livered until tho postage tlerconis paid
Mt letter rates. .e
Sec. That ON newspaper and peri
odicai publications, isos exceeding four
ounccsf IN weight, asla from u Known
Office q, publication IT tt6S regular oadbserf
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lOWihg rates rates iii,tr qartter, 'iflni6fy ~
On publications. issnctl less frequently
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additional For, each issue. nrore ifres.qucii.
thnn once week. An adIitibnal' rate
shall be charged for each a.llitioniTaf fiiuf
ounces or fraction thereof III weight. s.,
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other periodicals sent from Known office
Of publication to regular subscribers, tie
postage shall be paid hciiorc delivery. not
less than one-quartcr nor more ti,all ono
year which payment may be made either
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mencing at any time, and the postmaster
shall account for said postage intlie quar-
term which it was received. .s..ii; i
Sec. r1G0. That the Postnn,stcr Gene
raj may provide, by regulations for car
rying small newspapers, Issued less fre-
'quently than once II week. i'll packages
to one address from n hpbwu Office or
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rate of one cent 10. each four ounces, or
portion thereof. f8iI5o 4
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;gular dealers in newspapers and pcriradi-
Gals may receive and transmit by mail
such quantities of either as they may
rcqnire, an,l pay the Ptstage thereon ils
received ut the same rates pro rata as rd-
lgnlar subscribers to such publication wlio
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" .%e.'FdDR SALE
In 0RINGEBCRti COUNTY S. g.


a plantation at great bargain-contniling
about A9i acres Toffgoed upland Cotton land,
every acre tcnablc, no swamps,or ponds, about
a25 acres cleared ard under good fences, 80
stres Of the anlirodnccd this year nbaut 1,l0O
lbs seed cottcn To the acre with cost Of less
lhm $40 worth of commercial mantrc. 90
bHil,lipes all in good repair, almost MS good us
nov, including very nice dwelling house with
five good size rooms three brick eein,ncys car
tiaGe hplse,t kitchen, smoke house, stables for
eight horses h1rn, crib, negro quarters Sc AIso
gona sizccontrS store and tirstra,e stand for
business The placa is situated three miles
+o.ith o! Fonr h't!c bridges In t,rnngebnrg com
.ty,fomrtccn nics fr1nn Or.r,igtbirg G. II. near
the isc chop road, in healthy and tirkly set
tied r,nntry., The yncighhors are the best and
kiIdcst people. lliborers arc plentiful and well
fhchayci. lt.is one Of the most desirable and
tiscttssfs!agn- ii,slis4ss. i'm r,f she enuu..
Price 50, 1OO one lFiIf c,,s balance in nnc and
two years time. The buildings would nov cost
more than 200 to construct them.
Titles Indispensable. .ipply,o
W.tlAKMAN. 80
On the place or address him at oru,grbury
:S,tit! Nuv. 4 IT
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The SINGER STILL TRluMpHAnTi
THE
NEW FAMILY SINGER SEWING
MACHINE. .,.:1 '',.7

wrTA ATTACHMENTS FOR Ali. KiSIss OF wouK
is itI,t winning favor IN the l,o,,scho!d, as shown
by tie rapidly increasing sa!..s. - irh
Ills NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
isca,able of a range and waric.s.4sccf -nrk si,ch
ms sv.+ once thought impossible TO perform by
machinery. We claim and can n,sh9w that il is
the dlcapcst, most beautiful, delica,cly arrang-
ed, nicely adjusted, easily operated, and smo".
~ rihning of all the Family Sowing Maclii .es.
It is Remarkable not only for the range and va
rictyof III sewing, but also for the variety and
diRetnt kinds oi texture which it will scwyYith
elnrl flcli,y and perfection, using ELK twist,
linen or cotton ntthrcad fine or coarse, making
the ntcrlockcd-c -clas,ic-s;ich, alike on both ,id,,
OF inc fabric sewn. Thus, beaver cloth, o.
leather may be sewn with grcatstrcngth and
uniformity of stitch and, in moment, this
willing and never wcarying Instrument may be
adjusted for fine work or gauze or gossaner It's
sue, or tile tucking of tarlatan or rniIling, or
almost ,anyIot,er work (which delicate fingers
ha.e hce:i kinlwa, TO .,;.f...asln.
AT the worlds fair it received the great
award of tho highest salcs! M
j. Il. White, Agent
Office at Enginc House, orangcbuig, s. c..
Jun u GIN
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Church Services.
scfiptions to the Times.

SPrcsgSteiiag Caurclla-stefviecs at II A. NJ,
and p. M-SabbaI, School at 81 A. NJ
lyaycr meeting Thursday aitcrnooilat 4 o'clock.
9tv. J. D.A. Brown, Evangelist
q EhpSIl9ofElpg IaslSEJgligys Jyr:piscopal)-scr-
vices on the 81 anf nh SablsffL of every @oul,
at lfslM. and, F,vM, sabta,ls> Seaow .!
%sA' Rev. 81 Mflirlh,l15 Rectori
J SMal'odiSe 'Ehafrfs ascrviccs as l1,,A. NJ.
and q p. NJ. Sabbath School ut 0 .A:S NJ
REV. j. AUDI GPastor.
EyLuthgap ShprGhe Sqhbath School at 0 A.
Dr. r lRs"DaN!zlefs ssJf ferintendcnt.
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We arc requested to state that the
stallion exhibited at our County Fair BY
Mr.. S. L. RicEcnbakcr, was awarded the
premium: He isa bright bay about 1 4
er10 hands high md will lie lat'thc SER
vico ofthc pablft this spring.
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], W.sBoylstone,
Administrator.
h, NOTICE.. .I,4s ..is.s.. !
JNfPROB.ATE COURT. III.
YprsrioN 70 n-.ipAnrIrION.,. !.

ryrsrfoN 10 onrPARTrrION.,. ...s
Ex paftc Caroline Karick and others.
The creditors of Adam Karick and of
his sonsAtlum CT Karick, are required TO
prove theips demands before me within
twomon.ls from this date, -14th Sept.
1872. THAD. q. ANDREWS,
3Y1ty 1y Probate Judge. j,
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An alarm Of fire Monday evening
hr4ushtP Pq5'liSS fgsmcn. But toIFrd@ntq
by It I'llnes4allsss sa II rs the fire pfove1fo bs
in the chimney fine Of Mrs. DIaule's kitcl.-
!cn and won't ont in n sliort time Z. !!
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vb'rbt Weather RaIlb5gg RaasI lb5sggn R2ary ,Iia,Erea1le
dpripng, y ri the last wqek, lamp boggy muddy
and generally. ia!nplcasaat pls ,tor oat asor
work.
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Al & S5EfEjCOj' OF NisYTaissallT :

. n oIfce IS iiar sby given that oifi5fe 18th
daS Sn Gi ksst With heSi tie 1Ion M rhsa s ny z
Andfuwss Judge of Probate, anloask for
Letters esDismssal as Administrators of
the eetHh1f Mfs. Rachael Corbitt, de-
ceased. s'Tsfflt
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,1S0JiGeaBo Creditors.
OHANGEBURG COUNTY

l9sTs IN NHIOMMUN'fL fLEAS.
2 T. Jennings, Administrator of John
L. Jeanings, VS. p. S. Fielder. and others
Creditors and heirs Mt Law.
by an 6rdetinthiscasetit is provided:
III. That all Creditors of. Il. Jennings
deceased, be enjoihed by publication from
c,olgn@e.tcipg separate :, suits W against his
Admdiistrstor,s or ehforcing any Liens
oastha lands ofwhich he died seized,
until the further order Of this Court.
IiI.tIhat the snid Creditors do2provo
their Claims before Mortimer Glover Esq,
rs Referee, Mt Orangcqurg on or before
the first of january next
I {gNlORTIN1ERG GLOVER, stsTt-n
q T4 qLl ;IRcfcrse ],
Otangcburg, Oct. 18th, 1872.
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- ,angrbals .!!aps brisk b, ,;,siilts..i
hnl a heslths Si#Nisg little town,
'whialisintchtslo 10 sfoW, ii there is amy
:prsspsTity IN thcastn,c.
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7s5,0o REWARD

| dForpsd from my. sbslgggy, on tic. evening of
sale day, Monday 4th, q large grey and black
plaid ladies.sl,awl.,r 1t fell some where between
swamp hridgcshd the Court House, Any per-
son finding, and returning the samcwilI be paid
the above reward ifrcqaired. Leave il az store
of Kirk. Robinson. i,.,;.,.i.s;'i -.5 49,
II H7r2To. iisi rsifI.J. J.lFRRDERItIs5Y
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE, =
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,

y CHARLESTON, S. c., May 10, 1S73.iG
4 On and after SUNnAI,. May 10, the
passenger trains onsthc South Carolina
Railroad will run rs follows:
s, FOR AUGUSTA. t,,
Leave Charleston 9:30am
Arrive at Augusta $40 y aia
FOR coI.uMBrA. .
Leave Charleston $50 m
Arrive at cofdmbia, $50 p II,
ai'i FOR cnAgLEsrox. on.'
Leave Augusta u. .'- 9:oo'aim
Arrive at, Charleston i, ~ !. $50 D m
Leave Columbia LID. 900, a m
Arrive at Charleston 4;30 r M
ta = AUGUSTA NIeIrrl GxpREss. .,s, j
'gi! ia (Sundays cxdeptcd@ic ~
Leave Charleston i t'i $50 r m
Arrive at Augusta u ,-g9y7:35.a m
Leave Augusta : 6:l1p.m
Arrive ut Charleston 5:jO IN
~, COLUMBIA NIGHT EXrRrss
Sundays cxceptcd) \ ..a
Leave Charleston 7:1O l.,
Arrive at Columbia -.i 6:30asin
Leave Columbia 7:5O fSsss,
Arrive at Charleston a.Ia-.ss..4 :
.ft,s s,iMsIEgvIELE zTRaiNl h't,sl
Leave summcrvillc - 7:25 M
Arrive at Charleston $40 a nj
Lcavo Charleston :,:25 I'm
Arrive ut Summervillc at IL! 4.4O pm
f,AMnES up IHfu
Leave Camden T.20 q IN
Arrive at Columbia IL 55 a IN.
Leave Columbia 210 pm
Arrive at Camden G.55 i m
Day and Night Trains connect atl Au-
gusta with Macon and Augusta l,ailruad
and Georgia Railroads. This is the
quickest and most direct route, and as
comfortable and cheap any o.hcrroute
to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, st.
Louis and all other points West and
Northwest.
Columbia Night Trains connect with
Greenvile and Columbia Railroad, and
Day and Night Trains coln,ecl, with Char.
lotte Road. -
Through Tickets ON sale, via this route
to NIL points North. 'is',s. so
Camdcn Train connects at k;aess.ls
daily Except Sundavs) with I,ay Passen-
ger Train, and runs through )tn6.nlumbia
A. J.. TYLER, Nicc.Pr silcnt.
5. B. Pic'iens Gcncr,l Ticket Agent.
49, -, - ~
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TpE zrluJ
e,

IL PuRsuAScE OF AN ORDER FROM
the Probate Court of fOrangcburg County
| will sell for cash, OH Wednesday, ,he
9th OF November, ut the Plantation Of
John I. Jennings deceased, in the Fork
Of the Edisto, 8 or 10 head of fIIorscs aud
Mules, 30 or 40 head of Cattle, II few
Sheep, Corn and Fodder, Cotton Seed,
Wagon and Cart, Buggy, Grist Mill,
Cob Mill, Gin, one 12holse power Steam
T. n ard other ari,uics asual Oh 9
Plantation.
p. p. JENNINGS
Administrator.
Orangcburg, S. c., Oct sth, 1872
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y, .tRoswclf I. Loga,f1Ssq. at Mcssrs Wai,
kcr, Evans and Cogswcll, is our author
ized agent i'll the City ofCharlcston.
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To the Orangcbnrg Public.

Please allow us to call yo,r attention
to, and with no small feeling ofpride, re-
quest your careful perusal of the follow
ing: ~ ~. .4'et
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Orangeburg Mail Arrangement.

Northern, Western and Opens. Closes.
9 Charleston ...... 1oA. NJ. 1.45P;M.
Columbia ,..... 12,30P.NI. pm.
,ff.yrestSd: ,fy .YaLasn ]
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CHARLESTON, S. G., May 10, 1s73.ia
On and after SUNDAY, May 10, the
passenger trains onsthc South Carolina
Railroad will run rs follows:
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c1IILDREEs QUILTS.

Miss L Nowlihg;,' aged 10 o.yeais, patch
work qnilt; Miss J. Stokes, aged II, years,
patch work quilt; Miss f Jcnney, aged II
wears, log "a bin cIt,ih. =, III Il (
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15
RJ- An IxrrnE,rIyo surEp CAsp.

E6- An lSTERESrISG SHEEP CASE
The folly of going to law about
trivial matters was never better cxcm-
pliiied than by case which came un.
der our cognizancc last Saturday, q.
the office Of Squire Washburne. Two
old substantial farmers of our county,
it seems had a difficulty about sheep,
which occurred in this wise; Mr.. AS
sheep had by some means or other got
into Mr.. BIS field, and died. Mr.. B.,
thinking the sheep belonged to him,
theroupOn sheared it aud brought the
wool to town, and sold it, Mr.. AS
ire was thereby aroused, and be immC.
diatcly brought suit before Justice
for damages. The worthy
Justice awarded to Mr.. A. Judgment
against defendant for 50 SO, ut the
samo time requiring MI, A. to pay the
costs, amounting to little over three
dollars; but Mr.. A. was not 10 be
cheated out Of his wool in this man.
ner. He therefore had the judgment
opened and brought new suit before
Squire WashburHe, who, after hearing
tho pros and cons, awarded to Mr..
a. judgment for fifty cents for his wool,
requiring each party to pay bis own
costs, now amounting to about Sl9
each; after which they wendell their
way homo, poorer il not wiser men.
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w A MoDEL ArroRYEY-A "LlMD

MI ~ NAVbAA a. ANh"hA - 49," -
OF THE Law WlTH A CONSCIENCE. -
Some weeks ago, one Of our townsman,
having some legal business to transact
in our neighboring town Of Beverly,
wrote 10 a prominent attorney of that
place, and enclosed five dollars for his
fec. What was his astoniGhment to
receive, few days thereafter, a letter
from tho lawyer, containing the evil
denccG of the fact that the work en-
trusted to his care had been well and
promptly performed, with "P. S."
stating that his fec in the case was
One Dollar-tho remaining four dol.
lars being in his hands subject to the
order of our Weston friend This is
such an entirely new idea in the prac.
tica Of law that We make note Of it
with gladnOss, II is true we never
heard Of an attorney to DO guilty Of
the like beforc-1or do we think such
lawyG rs abound, hero or elsewhere
but that it may DO known that our
State contains at least one Limb ofthO
Law who possesses conscience, We
place the fact upon public record.
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fa- sEnlous LANp.snr.-Wo a

re- SERIOUS LASD.sLlp.-WC arc
informed that serious land.slip &C.
cured a few Gays ago on the new road
recently made on Murphy's Greek
Tho slip was from tho side Of the bill
above the road, but i! came 10 such q
quantity that it filled and entirely
blockaded the road near tho residence
of Adam Flcshcr for thirty or forty
yards. We understand that a party
of citizens have been at work, and
have made the road passablC for horse.
back or foot travel; but that wagons
arc still excluded from tho "head Of
Murphy"
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E1- LEADING CREEK.-We learn
that very Interesting religious meet.
ing has been in progress at tho Lead.
ing Creek Baptist Church (Gilmer
county, for week or two pait-ROvs.
John Wooftcr and Henry LangfOrd
presiding. About twenty persons, we
understand, have been buptised, and
the meeting, a. last accounts, " as still
progressing, with increasing interest.
Uncle John Wooft0r" has been pas
tor Of this Church for nearly 80 years !;
and has been very successful; and even
now, in 1.-THE sero and yellow leaf Of
life, bis ardor aud energy in the cause
are undated.
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EJ- LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. "A
number Of our ladies' are engaged in
the very laudablc work of getting up q
public library, upon the principle now
in operation in other towns. This is
u good idea and should meet with
the hearty appreciation aud encourage.
ment of every one. Anything that
will tend to refnc and elevate our
people should receive a willing sup
port and We sincerely trust that the
efforts Of ear lady friends ia this di,
rection may be crowned with abundant
success.
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E1- "SwEAn Nor AT ALL" -Thc
following fragment was taken from an
old copy of the National Mteliigncer,
printed many years ago, and handed
to ul by friend. with a request to
publish. 1t needs no comment-u
more scathing rebuko to profane
swOarers could not DO administered
nor could better advice well DO crowded
into fewer words. Read aud reflect
II. chills my blood to hear the blcss'd su.
preme,
Rudely appealed to, on each trifling theme.
Act we'll your part; yulgarity despisc;
To swear is neither brave, polite, nor wise.
You would not swear upon bed Of death
Reflect Your Maker now may stop.yOur
brcnthlh
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THE CONVENTION.

Tho Publishers of the Kaaaaha
Daily inform the public that they vii
employ several llrst.class stenograph'
eFs to report in full the proceedings Of
the Convention. both houses of the
Legislature, aud alsO the Court CT APP
peals.
The Daily will DO mailed to any
postciicc three months for 81 so, OF
during tie session Of the Legislature
for 81, payable in advance.
Address, KANAwnA DAILY.
Charleston, W. Va
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EH- DRAMArIc ENTERTAINMENT

E1- DRAMArrc ENTERTAINMENT AT
BucKuASSCS,-We learn by letter
from a friend at Buckhannon, that an
Amateur Dramatic Club recently or.
gained in that place. will give a
series Of entertainments shortly. The
Club comprises many young friends Of
ours in that lOcality-boys Of talent
aud CnOrgy-boys who make it rule
to Ego in and win"-and we are sure
their efforts will be well appreciated by
the citizens of Buckhannon. The OBJ.
ject Of the entertainment is TO raise
money to purchase instruments for a
Brass Band.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

E5- GAs.-0ur usually staid noigh.
Dor of the Clarksburg Telegraph (GCn.
eral Northsct:) inlamed, We presume,
by the gas.works recently erected in
that city" INDUCES in regular Har.
rison county Drag upon the question of
pork-ridi0uling the Hog Statistics''
printed in late issue Of this paper,
and inviting uG to their Fair, where,
he says, We cin see "stock as is stock
II you desire to institute a comparison
between the stock usually raised in the
two counties, General, just make a
note of Colonel Woodford's steer, and
bca. it ifyou can. When that is done,
we shall have word or so to say on
the hog question.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

SO MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE AGRICULTURAL SocrErY-ELEc-
TON OF OFFICERS, &c.--Pur.uunt to
previous 'ticc, the Stakeholder, Ofthe
Lewis County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society met at the Court House
on Saturday, the 9th inst. A much
larger number wOrO present than had
been anticipated and as the cold
weather prccludcd the occupancy ofthe
Court room. tho members had to be
crowded into Que Ofthe Offices, greatly to
their discomfort and sadly to tho de-
raugPmcnt Of business. A number Of
amendments to tho bylaws were sub
mittod and adopted, ono Of which re-
duccs tho number of directors from
twenty.One to thirteen. Another
amendment provided for the election Of
the subordinate officers by the stock
holders, We arc sorry to say that
this latter amendment is entirely con-
trary to the statute, and must, we pre-
sumo, undergo a revision. The Code
says very explicitly that the Stock
hOldcrs shall elect Board Of Drec.
tors, and that the Directors shall elect
all other officers. The law also pro-
vides that the Stockholders shall vote
the number Of shares held by each /;
but this provision was also disrcgarded.
We have no disposition to find fault,
for these errors, doubtless. were COM
mittcd in ignorance of tho law; but We
trust that the Board of Directors will
tnke.'propcr and speedy steps to rectify
the mistakc-for ms it now stands, tile
whole thing is illegal. The officers
elect (oursclf cxcoptcd) are very good
selection linen of worth and capability
and we have no doubt but they will
DO reelected. We make these re.
marks, not to make trouble, but to
save it. IAN ounce of prevention is
better than a pound of curc.' The
following are the officers elect:
DlREcrORs.-Loag Tcrm.-Thomas
A. Edwards. D. T. steinbcck, John
G jackson, John P. Peterson, VIM.
Shirley, John IIusscy, VIM. J. Bailey
DIRECroRs-Short Term-James G.
VandervOrt, VIM. L. Huntington, W.
G. Bennett, Lyman IL. Wood, II. d.
Whctzel, Israel Simmons.
Presidential. W. Woodford.
Tiec. Prea'lcnt-A. McDannald.
Corresponding !Secresary--Louis
Bennett.
Recording Secretary-J. W. WOflin-
din.
Trcasmcr-R. j. McCaudlish.
Chief Marshol-Pcrry White.
Chief of Police-W. s. Smith.
The provision reducing the number
of Directors was wise, as was also
making the Chief of Police an officer
of the Society. The bylaws were also
so amended as to place it in the power
Of the Directors to allow reasonable
compensation to the Treasurer. Cores.
ponding Secretary, and Chief of Pc.
lice. AS will be seen by an advertise
mcnt printed elsewhere in this paper,
the President has callad meeting Of
tho new Board, to assemble on the
9th inst.
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Great inducements offered to pur-
chascrsl Selling out at cost and car
rage. Now is tho timo to secure bar
gains. Strike while the iron is hot.
Take advantage Of the above offer TO
buy all the winter goods you need while
you can get them at reduced prices.
PoRrGB JOHNSON,
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West Virginia:
A TRULEs HELD IN THE CLERK S |
N Office of the circuit court Of Lewis cOun-
", on the first Monday in January, 1874.
John BrannOu, commits. In ch0r.orr
s;0ncr, plaintiff. nnon nv
vs.. i.I
Isaac s. Benson, Thorn. A@I ,i,i%u Pc
US StarchGr, &C., dOfts. "''VD'
The object Of, this suit Is to resell, for
cash, certain tract Hand, lying on lack
er's Creek, In Lewis county, purchased by
Isaac S. Benson, alta commissioners sale,
made IN the case Of Andrew +. Wolf against
Isaac $. Benson.
And 1t appearing by affidavit fled that
the defendant, Thomns Starcher, 10 not
resident of this State, and he not uprtai'r
II Is ordered THAT he do appear here wi Z
one month after The date Of the first pi ;n't
ton Of this order, and do what may inleA
cCssary TO protect hi5 interest IN Il We nc
A cOpy-AtteSir d" '"'''
JOHN Q, JACHSoF Chat
Henry Rrapaon plaialilIsaii ,ncy
lnn az,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

Iii NICHOLAS CoUHrY.-"It il an
ill.winl that blows nobody any good
Early in tho fall the reports from
Nicholas and Fayctte, in regard to tho
heavy losses sustained by cattle buyers
BY reason eff tho decline in the price Of
beef cattle, has been met, in u meas.
nac, by large sales of hay to tho rail-
road contractors. A gentleman inc
forms US that the hay is sod on tn
farms at $40 per ton. balcd and hauled
by the buyers thirty miles, to the G
& 0. r., by way Of Curnlftx's Ferry.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

We must have our outstanding &C.
counts ofthe past year settled up. II
our friends, 1--WE presume those to be
our friends whom we have trusted with
ourpropcrty) do not attend to this at
once, we will be compelled to place
their accounts in the hands Of an Off.
Ger Of the law for collection. Save the
costs. Yours with respect,
PORTER JOHNSON.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-15

E5- RELIGIOUS NorlcE.-Thosc Of
our readers who receive their papers
on the printing day"-Saturday, will
make note of the fact that Rev. Dr..
Young. (Prosbyterian) Of UPshur
county, will hold divine service at the
Baptist Church tomorrow.