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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

e5- The Democracy of West Viz
giuia, having achieved their own re.
lemption, and oyertlirown the pros
in their own State, should
now lend a helping hand 10 their
brethren oftle Southern States. who
are grOaning uuder a dcspotism even
more intolerablc than that which was
enforced here. A change Of Federal
administration will INACCURATE a reign
Of amnesty aud reconciliation and
peace. Let US sec that West Virginia
doe, her part toward the relief Of the
South.
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~ BRsa Tux ALoso.-wo are
frequently asked why such and such
marriage or death notices have not APP
Pearcd in our paper, aud We presume
the experience ofall other newspaper
people is similar. In answer 10 The
question, we say is no. the duty Of
an editor Of paper to run after PEG.
pie aud ask them whether they have
been married or not. aud to bore the
surviving relatives Of those who have
died /; but II is til, duty Of their
friends, IL they have auy, to furnish
the printer With the information, which
will be gladly received and duly pub
lishod.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, at the residence
Of Stephen Allen, by Rev. Henry
I.angrord, Mr.. LRyI SNlru to Miss
Rurn II. HARpIsoS-all of Harrison
county.
On tho 18th inst, in Sherman,
Texas, at the residence Of Colonel 4.
C. Bass, by Rev. Mr. Nicely, EruRArsl
CUMMINGS, Esq Of Upshur county,
West Virginia, to bliss JESSlE Hook
RR, of Sherman, Texas.
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TT ArrEsrioS.-We would call
the attention Of the lately elected Con.
stables and Justices Of our county to
the fact that it will be necessary for
each one to give bond and take the
oath Of Office before the eth inst. We
mention this fact just now SO
that all may provide themselves with
good security in time. Justices will
have to give bond of$5,000. and
Coustables bond Of $4,000. AS tlio
sl,2 exemption act is now in force,
Il will be necessary to have heavy
bOnduen.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

Saws Of all kinds, augers, braces and
brace bits, smoothing irots, jack and
match planes, ehisels, mill, crosscut
and handsaw files. round files, screw
drivers, squares, bench screws, axes,
h.tehels, spirit levels, coffee mills, locks
Of all kinds, rules, table and pocket
cutlery, spoons, names. breast and
trace chains, forks, long handled
shoyels, coal shoyCls, weed and briar
scythes, Gre shOvels, horse rasps, shoe
nails, draw knives, angur handles, coal
buckets, &C., 10 word q full and com.
pletc assortment Of hardware, to be
found q. the lowest market prices, at
Edwards.
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Iron Plows for sale at Edwards.

r. CAsDiDArEs who have incurred
"llttlc bills at this Office, will please
walk up to the Captains office and
settle. We want our own, SO that We
may pay other people. So step up
gentlemen,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

Stats Of Vest Eirsiniu.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the circuit court Of Calhoun county,
on the fist Monday in Sept. 1872.
Collins Belts,
Dauhl NJ Miller and In a''amp'H'
VIM Cummins.
Tho object Of this suit is to recover
a judgment agains, tho defendants for
the sum Of S6G1 30, with interest
from the first day Of July, 1871, and
the costs Of this suit.
And it appearing By aa1layit a,ed
that tho defcHdaE4, Wn. gummias, is
not resident Of this State. and he
no: appearing, it is srdercd that he do
appear here within one month af.or
the date Of the FIRST publication hereof,
and do what IS necessary to protect his
interest in this suit.
tits furthes ordered that this order
be posted At the front dosr Of the
court house Of Calhoun county, ct
least twenty days bofcrc the next term
Of the circuit court for said county,
aud be published In the Weston Dsal.
ocras as prescribed by law.
A copy-Etteste:
N j. fERREl.L, Ckrk.
Bennett & Bennett, 7 Q.
Sep 80, At
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The following are the latest market
reports We have received:
BEEF CATTLE-Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
beeves at Q OOaG 81; generally rated
FIRST quality att 7jaG 90; medium
or good fair quality at 3 5Oa4 70
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows at
Q Tons so; inferior and lowest grades
Of cattle 0 0Oa0 0U-gcneral average
Of the market4 30. Extreme range Of
prices . O0aG sTt. Most Of the sales
were from 4 90 TO 8 90 per 100
pounds. OF the receipts So head
camCfrom Maryland, us from Ohio,
ll32 from West Virginia. 1889 from
Virginia, aud 90 from Tennessee.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Wc quote
fair TO good at 4a8lcts, and good to
extra OF 5laGIc per ID gross. Lambs
We quote at jea4 so per head, as
to size and quality.
HoGS-Wc now quote at : GOA
0 so per 100 lbs net
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

H ASr person wishing to insure
their property against Gre aud light.
ming, will do we'll to call On A. W.
Woodford, Agent for tho Home Bolum.
bus, the most reliable companies now
doing business in this State.
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JANE LEW MARBLE WORKS.
DAVID II, SMITH, Proprietor

would respectfully inform the citizens Of
LAWS aud adjoining counties that have
opened Marble Yard, al Jane lew, for the
manufacture Of lleadsiontS, Monuments,
TOmbStOnes, &C., which shall iell ut ruaS.
enable rriccI. respectfully solicit fair
share Of patronage. DAVID II. SMITH.
Ocllt.lm
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T a Eivards is Agent for the
franklin and National Insurance Com.
panles Of lflleeling, and the State 10.
surhnce Company Of Parkersburg, aud
will take risks IN the town or county at
as low rates as any good company can
afford.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

REaorAt.-liayiug fitted up and
moved into tle old and popular stand
recently occupied by Joseph Darlinton,
and long known as the Bailey Corner,
propose to sell my goods for cash,
and cheaper than ever before. In fact
| defy competition, and only ask an
impartial comparison Of goods aud pri.
ces in order to satisfy tho most incrcd /.
ulous. To prove that am not boast
ing, read the following price list of
staple goods: Cotton Yarn 81 IS per
bunch, Laurel D cotton 10 cent, per
yard, the best aud latest styles Of
prints II cents per yard, good Tea %
cents per quarter, good brown Sugar
l2 cents per pound, prime Rio Coffee
% cents per pound, three pounds Of
Soda fer % cents, good Shoes from 81
to 50, splendid winter boots 81 %,
hats, clothing, mems shirts, under
shirts, English and French merinos,
colorCd and black ulpacas, poplins,
silks, aud all other goods in, tue same
proportion. Those who do not believe
the above price list bona tids call aud
be convinced. Thankful for tho past
liberal patronage of my county llcn,
| solicit your future good will aud sup
port.
Respectfully,
PORrER JoiiSsos.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

Ihurtunvt tpe street commissioner
was ordered to baild and repair th,
sidewalks adjoining the property o
those parties who werS notified somt
time ago to build or repair them. II,
will commence operations in a few
days. The p rites eau save meme,
by doing the work themselves. -
The Ministers Meeting which was tc
have been held at the NJ. H., Church
IN this pace on the 10Th and l7th
iusts was a failure, owing to the non
attendance Of the participants. We
have secured VIZ. Hughes essay on
1.-THE Influence VI the Press" which
is very interesting document. twill
appear 10 cur next issue Nils.
Henry Langford has placed the printer
under obligations for timely present,
for which ihO has our hearty thanks.
Tile President has proclaimed
November 9Sih as set apart for
Thanksgiving, The illustrious head.
centre naturally feels like having
some one else give thanks for Ohio
aud Pennsylvania, Well, we're
thankful its no worsc.---The
Town Council has declined to pur.
chase tho Gaylord property, aud par.
ties who favored the opening Of the
new street, from one end Of town to
the othsr-Which could have been
done without any other expense than
the purchase Of this property-must
put on mourning another year -
The matrimonial market is reported as
being very dull Oflate, but getting
better, aud with good prospects
ahead. So says arOyerend friend Of
ours, who does more marrying than
any other man in this section. 49,
Printers arc again in huge luck. This
time It Is our foreman, who has been
appointed Town Weighmaster. ----
EThraim Cummings, Esq, of Up.hur,
with bis bride. formerly Miss Jennie
Hooker. who resided some yess ago
10 Upshur county, bat mere recently
q Sherman, Texas. are In ,sun.
They are tho gus,ls Of ]. \. Cum.
miugs, E,q.---T The members Of
the Band are moving to secure a new
set Of instrume,s, with a good show Of
success. Our citizens should treat the
boys handsomely 10 this matter, for
they deserve encouragement 49,
Bear in mind that the election for
members Of Congress occurs next
Thursday. Spare no lawful effort to
bring outa full Democratic vo.c.---
Bleklannon glorics in q new side
walk along Nlain Street, Pc.
ter Dargan Is ia "dry docks" on &C.
count Of sickness. agricul-
tutal papers are advising farmers to
hold on to their crops Of wheat, aud
are talking abOu. 81 bu,hol a, the
price Of that staple during the coming
winter. The great distress in Eng.
land, sccasionsd by the failure Of the
potato crop there, is given as the
cauSe.---The busiest place about
town Just now is the Woolen Factory.
II man lalily inclined will spend sn
hour there, We think he would come
away feeling industrious. ---Slrs.
lIngans organized missionary society
over at Buckhannoa. similar to the
one now in operation 10 this village.
Mir. W. j. Ki,son los. a brown
COW, white face. black spot under each
eye, last week. The fuder will 10 re-
varied for returning tue animal.
----DOn't grudge the time you
will lose in going to vote next Thurs.
lay. 1t will be for your good and tue
good Of tue country.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

fF WALLPAPER m all sorts
aud priees--the largest aud cheapest
variety ever brought to Weston, at
CLAIMANTS.
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NorlcE.-Allp persons knowing them.
selves indebted to me, are notified that
thck nccounts are made up to July the
LIST, and prompt payments Of tho same
arc earnestly requested.
1'llOMAs a.. EDWARDS.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.
State Of West y Virginia, ro.ri,,
!, Lewis !. cOuaty, iO'''''

State Of West Virginia, ro-n
Lewis County, i0'"'''
To the Recorder Of Lewis County.
We, Vim. W. Fogle, Asa Winner.
aud VIM. W. Harris, three freehold.
urs Of the said County, do hereby Ger.
tify that by virtue Of a warrant to us
directed, by 1. p. Mcbride. n justice
Of tho county aforesaid, va have thi,
day on our Oa,hs viewed and nppruis.
cd COW taken UP by Jacob D. iIers.
man, on bis land, as ali Estray, and
assess the value Of tie said listfay nj
SlS, The said COW ia a snail rcd COW
with short tail, slit under tho throat
as Is usually cut as mark to distin.
gnish uuimuls-Supposcd to be from 10
to II years old.
Given under our hands this the 18th
dNy Of September, 1872.
Wa. w. FoGLr,
Asa S. WMwR,
WM W. IlARml,
A Cspy--'rcsic;
j. Wu0ErER, Recorder
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

Chewing aud smoking tobacco, and
superior lot Of s,Ogiss and tips, at
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

GyFAsr srock, The Fair track
is now completed, aud Mr.. j. P. Cole,
having secured the services Of an ex.
celleut horse.trainer. will, for a few
days, take charge Of any stock that
may b: entrusted to bis care.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21
TOsEPH a. WATSON,

p 4 ] N r E Il.
IIr,ton, ". Ia.
ratlics in Lewis and adjoining counter,
Wishing tacir houses, signs, or furniture
pun,cA, will do well 10 commandments with
ne htrorcsoing elsewhere. paper-hsnging
and Whiie-wmliiug promptly attended 10.
Terms moderate and Rll work warranted
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Insure your property; and don'
forget that Edwards Is Agent for three
Of The best Insurance Companies In the
State, and will give you insurance
upon tho most reasonable terms.
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-
@llIGH TiuEs ~ BARBOUR. We
take the following from arcccut issue
Of the Grafton Sentinel, promising
that We know nothing of its truth. or
Of tho responsibility Of the writer =
Editors Seniiml,-AbOut one year ago
a daughter Of Dir. +. Talbot was mar.
ried to LIS. Zinn. Tho former was
II years Of age, and the latter 10.
The girls father, in order to show his
gratitude to his son.in.law, sold him
his farm, and gave him a part Of the
stock on the place, After tho sOn.in-
law had got his share, he drove the
parents frcm the farm. They were
received time and again by the SON on
condition ofplacfug al 10 bis hunds.
When secure, be drove them Of, and
would not allow them to return. III.
nally the son concluded to 20 west,
and on Saturday, September 9lst, had
asale Of his fathOr-iu-law's property.
The parents Of both tho children we're
therc-and whiskey was there. Zinu
and bis party were high, When the
mother Of the daughter refused to
have her property sold. she was called
hard names, Such drinking and
knocking down was never seen. The
old man Zinn was very busy insulting
people aud striking them. But at last
be struck the wrong one. Mr.. Geo.
Cosder was struck on tho on the head,
when he dropped the old man TO The
ground. Some susyed axes, some
swung fence rails. some vrusg chick.
sni' heads. Good times for olheers Of
the peace. Lock out for Court next
month. WeSeo the result Of u year
old marriages. PpiLlipri.
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Ifyou want nice bottle ofpcrfnmc, a
iragran, cake Of soap, nice quality Of pa
per, a good pen.knife, pockei.book, tooth.
brush or aaytliingelse IN the notion or fan.
cy goods line, so TO Dents.
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T oPES2O n, srRADEE,
ATTORNEY At LAW,

I''''T''TI " FT'f
Practices IN tho Circuit CQurts Of Ran
dOlph, and aGjaining counties, in the Court
Of Appeals aud United States Court.
Collections and all stheS bushes,
promptly attended 10.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

liaehinii,s and all others having use 70
extra articles Of I.ubrirating on, can obtain
the same ny calling at A. ". llents Drug
store. Warranted entirely free ftem an,
and other impurities--only IS teu,s per gal
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Respectfully,
PORrEn JoiiSsos.

Edwards keeps full stock Of Gro.
eeries, Qusenswarc, spices. tobacco,
cigsrs, &c, atthc lowest prices.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

A-A KNOWING PELISR.-A gen.
tlemau in this village has large Nal.
tese cat, which from kitteuhood has
fFaiernized aud slept with a rough rat
terrier. The other day some hogs got
into the premises, and the dog not Do.
ing bis duty, pussy mounted The larg.
est Of the hogs, and for few seconds
it looked as ifihe hog would never es.
cape alive. Since then, the cat has
turned Watchdog, and is death on any
hog that approaches.
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A now and full supply Of oueens.
ware at the lowest rates at Edwards
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EyNo TIKI 10 nR Iosr. in the
incipient stages Of Consumption, tue
drt symptoms Is generally : hacking
cough, pains 10 the tho chest, difficulty
Of Breathing, or oppression ot;hc lungs.
Something should be done At once to
check the cough, alluy aud heal !l's IT.
itated parts. Aliens Lung l'al'am
will break up the cough in an incrcdl'
lie short time; also prevent the forma'
ZION Of tubctclcs. Where tubcrclcs are
once formed, the disease is hard to cure
ltistnr sale wholesale and retail, by +
| N. Chalfant, who Is sole agent for The
counties Of Lewis aud Gilmsr
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

Porter johnson has removed bis
store to the Bailey corner.
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No. / Herring. in half barrels. for
cal. at EdWardf.
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LIQIiORS

is The bcStia this market, 11c calls par
ticnlar attention IN lbs assortment Of fiDs
old Rye and 5orrhon HhiSkies, Which no
Offers at lielOwtst market prices.
2. TIERNfY. dec "A
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Nail, Of all sizes. horse shO:s, nail
rod, iron, steel, &C., constantly on
hand at Edwards.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

well-buckots, heavy wagon buckets,
half.bushel measure wash boards,
wash tubs, brooms, ehurns, &C., just
received atEdWards'.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

DRESTUN DAWSON,
l -HLArKsNitIl ASD IRnS.wnnKER
NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, lluggics, Wagons, etc, re-
paired on sllOrt notice, and on the most
reasonable terms. llorsc-shocinS carefully
attended 10:
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Window glass, all sizes, putty. (in cans,
llnse,d oil, white lead pain ihtgshes, eolors
Ia oil, yarnishes Of all kinds hre.ptcoi
paint, sand.papef, ke., kent constantly on
hand and foe sale cheap by a. " Dent.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-21

Tennessee Dried Peaches of the very
best quality. just received aud for sale
by TIA. Edwards.
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IVY. E. LIVELY,

NJ1E. f. LIVELY,
w -AITORSgY At law
CHENILLE, ". VA,
Practices in Gilmcr, Lewis and adjoiu-
ing counties. All harincss promptly NJ
teudcd 10
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THE YIERNEY u0rSE.

TIME proprietor Of tins old and Pop.
Jlar stand wsald respectfully inform
,se public that he has just received fRl
und complete stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Of the hest qualrty.anl M tue lowest PrietI-
lie stOrk pf
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s-'ss-
Armstrong, Gator e Co.
Importers Manufacturers 4 Jobbcrs in
lsounct, Trimming, Neck and
Sash Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons,
Neck Tics, Bonnet Silks, SAT.
ius, Nelyc,s and Crapep,
Flowers, feathers, Otna-
monts, Frames, so. Straw
l'ohne,s and Ladies' aud
Ohildtpps Hats, Trim
nIings, &c, end in
connecting rooms,
White Goods, Linens, Enlbroiistios
l.aCeS, Nets, Collars, Sets, Ilandks.r
chiefs, Yelling Head Nets, &c.
ThCSc goods arc manufactured by
us or bought fOr Cash directly
frCm tie European aud Amcli.
can manufacturers, embracing
all the latest novelties, uue.
qualcd in variety and cheap.
ness in any market. Ord.
er' filled with care,
promplnsS. aud
dispatch,
ARMSTRONG, GATOR 4 co.
237 snl 9aO baltimore Street,
Bsl'iuors Nj,
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nO is too busy now waiting on Gus.
toners to write an advertisement.
Sept OO.ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
POLICE NOTES.

The body of an unknown man. age about As, was
found at the foot Of Tenthst, b. K, yesterday
Patrick McCurrin age 2. fell yesterday from a
fourth story window ~ West FOtst, and instantly
Killed
Michael Qurk age 10, of No. 267 West Nineteenth
a. while engaged ID pulling the Union Square Hotel danger
ously injured by the falling Of wall
Lizzie Wiley, age s, of No. S45 West Eighteenth
ie Yesterday from second story window Of Pubic sehoo NO 90
IN Nnbaye and dangerously injured
Edward OHallOran of No. 1,0l1 SecOnd-ave., at
tempted Yesterday bI lapng INTO The HAsi River rom The
foo o. Thirty h rescued BY friend and taken home
Patrick Page. age "a, fell from ladder at No. 79o
killed Reuben Banks eolored while
fell from seondstoTy WINDOW OF No
Jersey-st, and was dangerously injured
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday Pat
Smith Of No l9 GoerckE committed for ud BY Justice
co s;sbbg bis wife Mary with carving knife about the bead
and shouden and infoing serious wounds
During fight yesterday between Joseph Stokes
House and james OHara If No. " kast Broadway
haa the had The FIRST Of bis right hand
bB Of BY The TbeJ locked the Madison st. police
station.
The Board Of Police has ordered that whenever
member Of The shall be dismissed charges the Chief Cek
shah the Judgment Nth brief Of the specifications
The Superintendent This will be read to the police IN the sta
boI boUseG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Senior Sarasate will give a farewell concert
at steinway Hall, Monday evening assisted by Mile.
Corradi Miss GOmein, Miss Marie Krebs, and Mr.. l..
DaChauer.
The Stockholders of the Central Railroad of
NewJeIsey met at the Office of the Company in Jersey
City Yesterday. aud elected the following directors
John G. Green Adam Norre Sidney Dillon
james Booman Johnston and Benjamin Williamson Elizabeth T.
and Henry D. MARVEL OF BaOu Penn
Moses Taylor Of New-lOrk.
The eleventh anniversary of the Howard
Mission and Home for Little Wanderers celebrated,
last evening" at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music which
was well filed. S. Hatch presided. The exercises
consisted of music by GTafua's band, Rotations and
singing by the children, and brief addresses by the
President supt Van Meter and the Revs. b. F. Jacobs
and g. j. Ives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
APPEAL FOR POOR ITALIAN CHILDREN.

The Children's Aid Society, with the aid of
some Italian gentlemen and the general public have
been sustaining during years school for poor Italian
children the Five Points. Here in the even
ngs in the hours when they not at work. the little
Italian ngrinders harpers, bootbacks, street
sweepers and peddles the number Of 25O They
learn here English branches and taught ORDER clean
Illness, punctuality. and moral lessons. As conse-
Quence, these poor and degraded Children as hey nave
grown up have become Industrious honest and respect
able American Citizensa Woodworking and intelligent
class OF men and women Not one from the school is
ever known have become criminal, chargeabe on
the public authorities The Society desire now with the
cooperation Of the Italian Committee OF gentlemen TO
secure building. permanent school, readingrOOm,
and place for lectures and instruction for the destitute
Italians. They require for this purpose at least $4,000
over $4,000, mainly among the Italians, have already
subscribed for this benevolent purpose Donations
for this purpose be sent Of in checks made payable
10 the order Of j. L. Williams Treasurer, to VIM. A.
Booth President No. 100 Walst. j. L. Williams, Treas
urer. Metropolitan National Bank No. los Broadway /;
Charles L. Brace Secretary, No 19 East Fourths n Y,
f. T. Fabbr Treasurer of Italian Committee, No.
Al