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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-12
Honolulu. Nov. II. 1879


TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-At meeting Of the Haw
Board held on the evening of 9Th inst voted TO
furnish copy of the following paper to the news
papers Of Honolulu for publication:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Almighty Ruler in
His wisdom to take from our midst by DEATH on
the 18th Of July, 1873, our brother and fellow la
borer, G. P. JUDD, VI. D. who from the year 1897
TO 1873 was Missionary Of the A. B. c. F. NJ. at
these Islands, and In the later years Of his life acted
with member Of the Ilaw Board, and for eight
years the honored Vice President and presiding
officer OF the same: Therefore be il
Resolved That we bow humhly in submission to
the will of our Heavenly Father, who has taken from
rs who wise in counsel faithful in the dis
charge Of duty, exemplary In bis Christian life, and
who did much 10 promote the good and prosperity
OF this Hawaiian people.
Resolved That Board we deeply lament the
loss we bave sustained; that we record our deep
sense Of gratitude to God for the example OF bis life
that we will bear Ia our hearts warm aud abiding
appreciation for the services OF departed brother
humbly trusting and praying that when called TO
leave this world we may be reunited with him 10
the mansions Of the blest
Resolved, That copy Of this paper be Published
IN the newspapers Of Honolulu, and also that a
copy Of the same be communicated TO the family Of
the deceased. J. f. PoGuE,
Cor. Sec'y Of Haw. Board.
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liz MEMoRIAM-Ata special meeting Of q Pro-
tection" Hook aud and Ladder Company No. 1,
held on Monday Evening, Nov. 10 1873, the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, Il has pleased the Almighty to remove
from this life, Brother Fireman. Anguste Clavie,
tary Of our Company for several years past and
gained the respert Of all our members; therefore
Resolved, That in his sudden demise, which we
deeply deplore this company has sustained severe
loss.
ResOlUsd, That we sympaihize with the family and
friends of the deceased IN their bereavement.
RESOLVED, That copy Of these Resolutions be pub
lished in the papers Of this city.
JOHN F. KENYON,
Sec'y pro TEN.
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$780, $500 Fss-l- Ar-ze. Nas-sl'-isst He-e
49, -ama ur aha ia 81 luls tuusAl1s a. sascass
sa sa--~at - aav~ 1auu ear ln-trr ru-t- So "a
r r--a.a $500 arr IN - &c., rsIiss<
49, N.l--. - s----l ir a-use't 81 Eeaa'-asy,
r-sa uaaar A. rs-.-r n 81 go Eart had verr 80
--.-sa-- "a alruu- sslrzas
r 49, us-z Essa~sr- Sur-rs- Mo-
ls n--sa f--lua 81 - 1880 = isi - passsi
-as strs --h- ~ EaA u..as ~ sAt -lst ias
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r--- 49, vesa-s u-----usiy 81 tut
au --lsr go n-an wSu- rs-r -urrri ard ouaii us
au--- auaa- rnza uiulsa uus irus-sa Scr
l.-s- -=--r zas-r o. ur cav ErTs 90
s- u.- rs.-l- sir Es-t rsa Ealt f-rn ISL VISA
au-E sE ar IA rsu E,Eul au-sslrus away D NJ
--u-a-t ~ Eaurrs or - rssss -ra-asz. rinl
a-- ga = ra--zss a. s--.iss
-a srsst1 as. rusu-rus a. ca unir s.
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- lei 49, -.aa-.s - 50 u--.s uuss $50 sh,ze q
ere ra- Dr. s-s vszhsr - frsud uuuss s-ps oE fr
en- u--- ass o. ~ ss,r7aas sny loarvr.
81 l.-r --s- a. hs.ry r.is iru-a
z1ssat- 49, vlit lszvr o. ship
a-- -rls ra.aaus1s ss-ust tn shi7 and teak
rru-rtliur attzshss. The
49, a. asrla t-u.tizs ds-a. hus
rs rzr ssazrtF-si s-.ss; he ship ish1r
t hual a. ma-aas lac fur tpruas ssErsaA f.rs and
u-- s-ra $50 asurl ssre-1I szHss heaviest
- - lur-r i..-uz-s-- down
8-rEe a. lttt asa EuushU- sale frou he NV ia
d. as E l-- us wti-h lot haats,
t.- - ~ .us tosk 81 three davIss
~ l.-l 1tt rz--iuE srzy c-zus The nain
ra ra-g Na ~ Ish tal Eua.hor GALE trul 81 ia SIGHT
sr Eu-u ua-t lurng hau-ss shs irf PISSED ~
E-za rudar iss-i s-rllE ENE uind.
~ aa7as Eusszus Eut ne Eu-s; veAtber
r--urrunaulrl Fun thuurs ru-t- fus nv winds the
s. a. a. 49, rut isf -; Il days
So s-- szts - Hu-auiu ~ 1850 las hesH cue
a. i.-5-s --.iars shzi 50 ersr Eu0vl. Arrived IN
W-.slals Wn1uaaaaz Nur Eih
E--=- ~r.l--s E4zE SaazEzEs IsaEz. srTzH. NlszEz-
-zrl T.rs su.T fagy ths Arc;il 10; the
r-a- az iat So tut ~ rtalas and gsasraily
uaE T.l o. tr-s kur lslA- lhs lHss Oui iosh.
E- . 49, l-z--rl- uzs 49, 50 WARNS. nskiug
81 a. ~ a. Or Ia ant h.i light vinds nos-y
llas ra- 0caaar 81 ksalahEaiE- HHvAilan
--.rs-- - I'D 70 tua-t IT cuu.uz.rsian-
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FINALE
MIR. Sc Mrs. Brown
MarshaI's Sale,

I'm VIRTUE OF THREE WRITS OF ExECU.
IL TToN, issued BY the Supreme Court Of Law and Equity
the Hawaiian Islands, upon Judgments against z. Nui
Finance for s3l2 80 3D. The Board Of Education for
s2 s. 3D. James Dowset for sS25 g. plaintiffs In exc
cuiiOn have levied upon and shall expose for sale
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

- The Circuit Court is now In session at Wal
meA, Hawaii, Justice Widemann presiding.
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- Among the vessels due here, besides six or
seven vhalers, are the bark Camden, from Puget
sound bark Delaware, from Nictorias shin Syren,
from Bcstous BRIG Onward, from sydney; italian
fiate 6sricaid from Japan, oud {. s irigste Rich
moud. from san Fruucisc0
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~ Mr.. Barlow holds bis usual weekly sale to-
day, and on Saturday viii offer very fine assort-
meut OF boots and Shoes lately received from Bre-
mea, per r. c. WyIie-a credit sale
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$1,000 HoEsE.--The celebrated stallion Snug
rler has lately been purchased by Col. Russell OF
Boston, for $4,000 This sum is larger than Robt.
Bonner paid for any Of bis ine horses.
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- Az the season 81 meieore shower has re.
turned, NC viii thank any person who may observe
them. 20 report 20 us. Captains aud those " cen
an more likely than Others 10 observe them They
Occur from November l0th 10 18th.
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The PUUSUT CAyE.-At the head Of Judd Street
on the left hand side Of Nuuanu Valley going up is
cave, extending some distance into the rocky
bluff Il hes long been known TO contain several
pools OF water, of which extremely difficult
Of access and from its never failing, was supposed
somehow 70 be connected with an underground
stream, possibly, some thought, the same that
supplies the springs at Kuuawai some distance be-
low So much had been said about It, one way
and the other, that it was determined at least to
make az exploration by one Of the government sur
veyers. Tie pool OF water was found something
over 300 feet from the entrance, but by such a
winding that it was really but ten fifteen
feet from the outside slope of the hill. The dis
lance to be laid open was slight, that couple Of
days labor and blasting mot two weeks is stated
10 the AduerfiScr) solved the whole mystery. The
famous underground stream proved, as was sup
posed by those in charge 10 be only reservoir for
wafer percolating from above
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- Eucalyptus tree in San Jose, about twelve
years old, has attained the height OF one hundred
fect, which indicates that the climate OF Central
California is well adapted to it's growth.
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- Nessrs, Castle a Cooke exhibit some very
white and choice samples Of large crystal sugar. re-
ccivcd on Monday from the Kohala min For cot.
fee sugar q is ~ good rs refined and less expensive
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~ The mail for San Francisco per schooner
Fanny viii close to-day at noon. Files OF the
GAZETTE can be obtained as usual.
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- On Friday Mr.. Adams sells weIl.selected
invoice fJapanese goods lately received from Yo-
kobHus- The collection viii attract every body's
attention.
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II ship Bartholomew GOsuOid leaves on satur-
dsy for Ebon. Caroline Islands.
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- -Four distinct earthquake shocks were on
Monday, November So, felt by those residing on
Baleakala, Maui In Kons, Hawaii, on the same
dar. OF rather nicht. a heavy shock was felt.
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Ram BEHns-Lnt schooner Fanny has On board
suur rr-r tncire bi-ds procured in the Samoan
r--p Aurur zscz rE uotice pair Of chiefs
sarun = Epealss q tame birds which are always
$3.50 Alsr t-a usis q ruriernfed doves.
-wei-a rrs1-blc rzraQuszs IN color, but doves in
a.a-e. Asl1ri. rpurizcu Of ne Dodo was obtain
us TINS Do nmrE inc rcTT rnrest Of birds, and as
IA - go ssrr herr paid 10 England for one
-l.s. AK c.lrl-s izzs nots~o-t1y board. an Of
-r.a wr 1.ulel - be desirable inpo1tHsions into
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t5- Steamer Pele was engaged yesterday in lay
ing new can-buoy in the harbor in front Of the
Steamer Wharf, for mOoring ships.
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- The steamer Kilsuea left pOr on Tuesday
morning q, O'Clock Tor Kona, Hawaii, and viii be
back early on Sunday morning. Next week she goes
70 Hilo
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tsFF- Brig Robert Cowan sails for Sydney on
Thursday, and takes mail She win return to this
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~ Admiral and Mrs Peunock are the guests of
the American Minister, at his residence in Nuuanu
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f'RoEAsurT1ES-Iut the absence OF any definite ad-
voc there can be no harm in giving the most likely
probabilities relative to the arrival OF the next mall
10 case no steamer is coming. The clipper TOPICAL
laut had not arrived tl45 days out from New York;
NJ 10 the III Of October. Still she may have sailed
before the end o. October for this port Sez 1t is
not unlikey that small bark other vessel would
be despatched during October with produce for the
f4li shipping trade here in steamer left dur
Ing that month. Lastlg, the T. S. steamer Richmond
Is Huder orders 10 report TO the Admiral at Honolulu
She Was last heard from in the Straits of Magellan
eoGna direct 10 San Francisco, where she should
have arrived before October 90 She will stop at
San Francisco short time as possible to recruit
amer long voyage Thus VIC have three chances of
q mail soon, besides the somewhat forlorn one of
the steamer. which, however, We still hope 10 see
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B,7wvNN HA3A, -Mlss Megelt Noletle Ajvl per.
icrmsnct N the ssll rcsNea ooite tuc,essfal. ana
shc rccved nct ou,y fo0 ooese On, sys,lCjoS AZ.
rlsuse Tsle AeH We opdce,aod, 40 b pys,taSA
wa secoc6 e0tYeocA IN Ne t0atA tlAe, WNtgA
vlR renove one great ohleS,ioN. WHOA soNe have
lied, - eltcnasaS oNhtS6ioet SiyeO ~ r. Miss
Ntllgla fcNnise teo,aei ~ A,t eRleytataNee,a ~
starea, eyensos g,N,, t,t nsltica,ays y NAtSA ~
sfsssas fssIf.erl era A.fS
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80 TOE winter rsins have At last sci IN and dur.
iac MONDAY several eopious showers ten 10 and
urcUud che civ ], evidently came trom he edeo
al . storm which rsssed 10 uoythwtrd 81 the group
fsen Nesi 10 essi. W. shall not bsve 10 wait much
Longer To- he eNrectcd drcucbiue Eooa rsus. which
trt needed on an he islaudS 10 save ne etoNiue
,r1rs
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u1aNArll III aA--iu tlis cit, Ngrc=nher dth y the
rur r. ~ Flr.a d a 1ahr Maauaud o. Mis- Mcholc RuAa
r1r-srE-uEarTx-sr this risy. s. And-ru's c4the-
80 1-1 11 - ~ kizAf Err- tls Lord Bishop. The
--uns Errlra Euil,s LIS. IRA tsurhtar q The
- -. ~ - y o.l..-l-n-y. EaElnna
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RosSAkN tFSNkN--WN NeaessleNA tAel Nm n
isoateie a fss' NseS sts I,glsaSa AsSs aEe WAlSA
VI ~ VA b eee,,S ~ >s,etasy sVNe,yss next, Al
sce, Aee ~ W. hawai- a geelleAAa NAN has
Fsevsct we ptpusSyga SAYS " tbs lsStNpe that wh
b sNoe,lcea sN4 Nyo seee, VIA paellS sPlENvAl
p'eee SoeyVrVa b. NeS,,N M, H. b a tAoNWgA
ta4ekci, Az AsseS laoNliHSa MIA lNe oNRRlg he
&lsCpSses rs sRNst3sN ~ apaTu he has some
NsiotesS A'n's ~ t7v> leep,ing, population etc"
AswAasAS AeEHa,-fae Nsl)NNipg are the arrivals
a. sAis cs,as,isAraens siAce NSveeaNer lists
~ p FesseD o. Se<n Ssgsl CAPT Nss,y scAr Esnpy
~ hs,lN, S@IarNa 49, q leng gVSrlAnN
Assat MA, y Nsla , n NchVnxie. NuVoA
Z f@snss. Cart Make, Rtse Ranch
" kssA Ssuael fegkcr, MAiluku.
- y ~. knuel 4 Arusstrong,
O4ss 4 b Ana Acgrx Hsrues, \ neseussr. "a
Ne p Savap,sgggs, N'sA'St' Ohm. lshAinA
esss Sla-gs Sla'sA iAsAS , n CSRvy, Cgneyvile,
tsss r fssAgr. lava "A
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@ ISTEREsriSd.-The following
was written the other day by a patien
in tue Asylum. The wraer was oyi
IDENTITY reyy crazy:
DAsR SIR:-when these Lines come
to Hand you will BE mindful Of me.
i L Has bin nOrly Thirty years since
Have bin A way-!hs way | measure
Time Il can't Be Enumerated. measure
Time BY Heavens Company, For
DOnoc That Faith is immortal whom it
is measured BY virtue. lam mindful
Of my misterd Hand For they are Easy
Blissered. vidulance is Happiness or
always was To mo. I wave the Lu-
minary Joints Of Providence that new.
or can Do oblitcratod while nature
Lives, Dear Sir | Have Scan Heaven
that Nature formed Since Have Bin
Here, | Sean it in n Dream it was
Soc magnificent that was sorry when
| woke. sinoO that Dream | Have
Bin very Sick. It was q white Rock
las white as snow that Stood Thou.
sands feete above tho Top Of the
OchCan-uscaly oald q Loadstonc. If
| was to forget the Doro of all mighty
Faith that I Pland Day After Day
would throwo new Reproach, And
make me Sick OGSOeing moro, it is
greater to 500 you're Feelings than to
10 them. will Bring my Table To
. close monday morning February the
g. n,.1..,,n,, 1,,,,..
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Tho following arc tho latest market
reports We have received:
BEEF CATTLE-Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
bcovcs at 8 STAT so; generally rated
first quality at 4 75a5 81; medium
or good fair quality at 8 75a4 10;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows at
Q 75a8 rs; inferior and lowest grades
Of cattle 0 00a0 0O-general average
Of tho market 4 10. Extreme range Of
prices Q 75a7 80. Most of tho sales
were from 4 % to s 55 por 100
pounds. OF tho receipts II head
camofrom Maryland, 1852 from Ohio,
$50 from West Virginia, 25l from
Virginia.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-wc quote
fair to good att 4a71cts, and good to
extra at 5laGIc per ID gross. Lambs
We quote at 9 5Ou4 so per head, as
to sizo and quality.
H0GS-We now quote at 7 GOA
l so per 100 lbs net
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EJ Eluur OF TnEM.-To he Ed
tor Of Tie Democrat. IL learn from
lone who knows' that there arc eight
establishments in Weston whose pro.
prietors have government. license to
sell whiskey, &c, and wc all know
that but four of these parties have cor
Pora,ion license. It is quite clear that
all Of these people dOal in tho Liquid
hell !" and | want to know why they
are not made to pay for it? Whatara
our Councilman about? l call upon
A. G. Halo, j. W. WOiiudin, Leoui.
las Smith, John Todd, James G. Van.
dGryort, Morris Shanks aud Thomas
Bradbury, all Of whom have been
"duly sworn" to attend to this thing
You were elected to see to ALL the 10
tcrests Of tho town. gentlemen, and
sidewalks alone won't save you. Dc
your whole duty. and do il we'll. IL
this you will have the support Of 0
large majority Of the citizens Of
lYssroS.
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Time Of holding Courts.

Lrvs-Cireuit c0ur-on the Ii.
day Of March and LIST day Of septem.
er.-Coanty cowt-On tho LIST Sion.
day in February, April, June, Au.
gust, October and December.
BRAxsoa-Circuit Court On the
18th oil BIB aud 18th Of August
County Cowt-0n tho Ali TUESDAY in
January, March, May, July, soptom-
Der and November.
GiLMER-CIrcut Court-On the
ll.h day Of March and 18th Of Sep.
tsnbor,-COuaty Cowt-on tho %
Monday in February, April, June,
August, October and December.
UpsuuR-Circuit Comt-0n tho
!22ad Of March and 22d of September.
County Court On tho % Monday
in February, April, June. August,
October and December.
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FARMERS AND FRUITERS !!
READ FOR YOURSELVES.

Ihave selected tho days PrOOnng and Setting for
tho year 1878 have also selected tho best and most favorable days
ers &c., said year These selected fifteen years expo
and observations timber They have been tho
learned have hand and for sale printed copies these receps
for tho 10 will send any address 'POus sending for
copy will please their and post Office plainly Any desiring
anything this kind will do we'd procure have the benefit
days tuSor a valuable receipt and worth than three
inOs the amount for which 1t is sold Address,
THOMAS TII0RNflILL,
Jane Lew, W. Va
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NoTIoEl

Having sold. my stock of goods sc
T. p, Roay h Co., It is important tc
me to settle up my business at an ear
" day; and all persons indebted to
mo arc hereby notified that prOmpI
pa, msnt Of their indebtedness is mos
earnestly requested. Parties can find
mo a. my old stand with my books, as'
counts, 6c. I, A. EDWARDS
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In the Legislature.
HOUSE.

Mr.. wOoddoll presented tho petition
Of @. W. Yokum and OF others, Of
Randolph county, asking an appropria-
ton to repair tho Beverly and Fair
mont road, and the bridges thereon,
from the town Of Beverly to the town
Of Weston, which was referred to the
Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation.
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Ifyou want to buy Western Grass
Seed go to 7. P. Rcay & Co.'s

EJ TuE CouSrY OF LEwrs.-Ac.
cording to tue report of Auditor Ben
nett, made to the present Legislature,
Lewis county had at the last assess,
mCut, 1914 white male persons over
81 years Of age. and SO negroes,
making total 2OO7. Tho total value
Of our personal property last year was
1888, 7G5, aud Of tho real estate,
.Sl,TS7,7s2, making q total Of
$4,000, 4o7. The subjects of taxation
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MARRIED.

Al the Asylum, on tho 18th inst,
by Rev. NJ Hughes, John DetamorO,
Esq, to Miss Harriet Cubbcrly. all Of
Lewis county.
On the sth inst, at the residence Of
Mrs. Catherine Wilson, by DR.. John
L. Rheu, Mr.. Cornelius O. Wcstfall to
Miss Eliza NJ. shayer-all Of BraxtOn
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FLOODED CATTLE AND SHEEP.

A W weopFORD IL now agent for Tho
"A. sale of Fine BloUdcl Sheep, imported
direct from Canada. Also, imported Cattle
pure blood. Prnons wishing to purchase
any ofthC above described stock, will call
on The undersigned, OF Parker D. Goodman
1 Bro, Of Jane Low. James Lynch, Of
Harrison county, will sell one buck lamb
j jSt si 10 " p''' ''' G NV. wooDFoRD.
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az LAND sl1s.-w. G. Bennett.
our real estate agent, has sold another
lot in Kitsonvillo-Alr. O. w. Martin
being tho purchaser. Lots Ia that
ncig6borhooa arc selling rapidly; and
We understand that several houses will
bo built there during the coming
spring.
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Ry Tur dLAar.nuRo MARBLE
WOnks.-M. EditOr.-PlGase state
in your valuable paper that the Clarks-
burg Marble Works have been rebuilt
and rcGttcd. The proprietor is now
able to furnish anything in his'liuc, at
the door Of the purchasers, cheap as can
BIO bought at any establishment Of tho
kind in tic State. l keep none but
frst.class workmen, who understand
all the different branches Of tho work
to perfection. | employ no agents. l
shall travel through Harrison, LOWS
and The adjoining counties in pOrson,
soliciting orders. / ask my patrons to
defer buying until | visit you at your
several homes this spring. Particular
attention paid to orders from distanct.
j. A. PLYMRE,
Proprietor clarksburg Marble Works.
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RE- THOMAS c. FApsswoRrn.-
A correspondent Of the Fairmont Nest
Ttyinidn, writes to that paper in re.
gard to "thc gentleman from Qpshur"
as follows:-"Wc see by tue logisla-
tive reports that Mr.. Thomas e
Farnsworth-inember Of the Leglslai;
turc from UPshur county-catns for
ward tho other day, just before tho
cOnsummatiOn of that disgraccful act
by which tho Treasury was tleeced oil
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T. P, Roay & Co. have just opened
complete assortment Of house fur.
nishiug hardware. Examine their
stock whether you want to buy or not.
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Our household and Kitchen furni-
.arC is put down at $50, O2O, on which
tho lax is $3.50. Our farming nipple.
ments arc marked at $3.50, 948, and are
taxed by the State at S74. Our total
State tax on personal property, in
Guiding 1874 paid as license tax,
amounts TO $5,717. Our total tax on
real estate and buildings is put down
at $12, 0O3. Total 1921.
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~ a PnOrOnElOY rOa FnE BvllD.

Ry A pRorOnrlcSroa THE Bultp.
iSG SoClErY.-lt has been mentioned,
and wc think tho suggestion very
good ono, that tho Weston Building
Society purchase Of Mr.. Arnold hi.
Town Run property, lay 1t of in small
lots, and build thGrNon row Of uni
form. small tenement houses. These
buildings, when completed can be
rented at good price, or sold at q
fair profit to poor men, II Tho terms Of
payment are made reasonable. 1fMr.
Afuold's land cannot be bought, get
some othOr. Weston needs more
dwelling houses; and this would DO o
Legitimate mode for tho society Z
mako money and at tho sanc time add
TO tho wealth and COnvCnicuccs Of Ou'
town.
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between the rails, Our engineers cs,
timpso that three feet gauge will rosi
forty per cant less than an ordinary
a feet 81 iuch) gauge. and will do as
much work. Our road will cost about
$l2, 900 per mile, and could bd built
for little less than this, but our en-
giueers do not advise it.
To illustrate tho comparative cost Of
the two gauges, | quote from Mr..
Sears report Of tho z. IS. R. R.,
from actual survey. The work re.
CURED for the respective gauges would
be-
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az IIOS. j, l.. HAIL has our
thanks for a copy Of tho report OF the
Auditor OF State
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NOTICE..

Desiring to close up all accounts for
the last year, wo request those that
have accounts with US not settled, to
call aud do SO at once, as their ss.
counts are now made up for settle
meut. Very Respectfully,
A. A. LEWIS.
Jan. 20, 1878. Per Il.
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BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE.

For sale, Thirteen Lots in Kilson's
Addition to tho Town Of Weston
These Lots average a quarter Of an
aero each, arc bounded in the rear by
the West Fork River, are admirably
adapted for building purposes, and
will DO sold cheap. An opportunity is
now offered to pessons Of small means
TO secure homes Ror particulars ap.
ply to W. G. BENNETT,
Real ESTATE Agent, Weston.
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HOWE INSURANCE CO
oil
Columbus, Chic
CASH CAPITAL, 100000 90
CASH AsSETTs G3s,447 81

The gradual increase Of strength Of the
dome makes It's Policies better at Expiration
than when first Issued. This gradual in-
crease Is guaranteed by liz plan OF business;
none but First-ClaSs Risks arc written at
paying rates.
1hC Home pays for Live Stock when iu-
sured and killed BY Lightning, without ref.
eroucC 10 the place where killed. 1t pays
damage BY LighiningtO Buildings, whether
burned or not.
Farmers End the Company to be just the
one they want.
Merchants get the best of Security iu II,
Policies.
NoTE.-TliS company ha, fulfilled all The
requirements Of the Insurance Law Of th'a
State.
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u II KoDERr WnIrG,l

P,S.-Tbe working expenses above
mentioned are simply actual cost Of
fuel, labor, &C., aud do not refOr to
wear aud tear, and such consequent
expenses. II these arc taken into
consideration. (inssead Of under
another hcad) tho cost Of operating q
narrow gauge road would be 90 to 10
per cont less than gu ordinary road.
~ II. w.