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- Thinking is the talking Of the
soul with itself. Plato. s iias IL 81
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AZ They that stand high have MANY
olasts to shake hem.-,Shahspca,r.
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Hks No one is more profoundly sad
than he who laughs too much. h.-Ra3,ier
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-13

would not do to consign her to the
waste box.
1t read somewhat thus:
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ExAaaEnArIoS REBuKED. A quaint
Scotch minister was given somewhat to
exaggerating in the pulpit. His clerk
reminded him of its i'll effects upon the
congregation. He replied that he was
not aware of it, and wished the clerk,
the next time he did it, give cough
by way of hint. Soon after, he was
describing SIMPSONS tying the foxes
tails together. He said:
"The foxes in those days were much
larger than ours, and they had tails 20
fut long"
Ahem" came from the clerks
desk.
That is," continued the preacher,
q" according to their measurement; but
by ours they were Is fut long"
"Ahem" louder than before.
But as you may think this is extrav-
agant, we'll just say they were 10 fut."
"Ahem!" ahem!' still more vigor-
Gus.
The parson leaned over the pulpit,
and shaking his finger at the clerk,
You may cough there all the night
long, mon; I'll nae take off fut more.
Would ye hae the foxes wild nae tail
at a ?"
9" Now, s'posen' you was to be
turned into an animal, what would you
like to be, Bill?"
"Oh, I'd like to be lion, because
he's So"
"Oh, no, don't be lion, Bill; be a
wasp and then you can sting the
schoolmaster."
h<s, No one is more profoundly sad
1han ne who laughs too much. Richter.
G They that stand high have MANY
olasts to shake them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-09-13

Oh, no, don't be lion, Bill; be a
wasp and then you can sting the
schoolmaster.
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q" Now, sposen' you was to be
turned into an animal, what would you
like to be, Bill?"
Oh, I'd like to be lion, because
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
Something New i'll Lewis.
"pATRoNIzE IlOMEINDUsTRY"

Tho undersigned has opened Stone
and Marble Yard in Weston, where no
will manufacture Stone or Ma1qle
Head and Tombstones, Monuments.
Poo..stonqs, &C., OIL the mOAt rcasOna'
bic tcsnls. | have made arrangements
to secure quantity of hard aud last
ing llOck for these purposes, which
will DO equally as durable as Marble,
Iosk acout US well anil cost great deal
less. | shall also mako Iearshstoncs.
Mantle Pieces, Grinlstoues, &c., for
tho manufacture Of which | will erect .
saw mill for cutting steuc: ! shall
shortly 60 through the county soliciting
orders. A trial Of my work is res
pectfully solicited.
Eg- Plans and specifications for any
description Of building furnished ut
reasonable rates. WI. KlTSON.
Weston, October 81, 1872.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

E9- llAsH.-Ciseuit Court for this
county cSuyencs Oh Monday the LIST Of
September, Tho case Of the State VS..
Guy Miller will not be tried, as the
prisoner is still suffering intensely, and
is unable to walk. Title Conyep.
ton Of tho Brass, Bands of this State is
to assemble in Weston on Tuesday and
Wednesday, September 81 and 3rd.
We understand that it is expected that
Is or 90 Bands will DO in attendance,
Should they do SO, our people may cx-
pect season of harmony seldom On.
joyed by the dGnizcus Of this State.
We understand that ample arrange.
mCnts will DO made to accommodate all
the Bands that may DO in attendance.
Tile Charleston Courier insists
that all tho editors in the State should
send . copy Of their paper to John
Cole, tho State Librarian, free. Now
If John Cole (thO agent of the State)
or "any other man." wants Tux DEM.
ocRAT, let him send US 50 and ho will
get il, and not otherwise. II we made
as much clear money by State printing
as the Courier, wO might talk as Mr..
Walker does; but ulder existing cir
cunistances, excuse US, il you please"
-Quite an excitement was created
on Monday last by the exhibition Of
two young Wild Cats in front ofAndy
WhalOn's store.--James p. Cole
has recently fitted up aud added cx-
tensive improvements to his Livery
Stable on Main Street, where no will
DO glad to accommodate all Of his old
friends. Give him o call THE
Band Festival on Tuesday night last
was complete success. Tho net
profits being something over $50.
We are under many obligations
to our old friend Seymour HOrnCr, of
Gaston's Mills, for u nice jar Of honey.
That is to say, net to Scymour, but TO
bis ostimabls better half, who does US
tho honor to hold pfor Tue DENOcRAT
against all opposCrs. May she live ten
thousand years I'll. s. Hyer, Of
Sutton, sends US a pair Of buck horns
which arc q real curiosity. We arc
authorized by our friend Jake 10 otfor
a reward Of $25 for a similar pair.
Call and SEQ thCm.--,>M. Lorcntz,
editor Of tho Milan, Missouri, Stand
ard, sound Democratic paper, called
to SEQ US last week. Hc was visiting
his relatives in this section. --We
are glad once moro to notice the face Of
our young friend Charles 0'lTara in
our'lown. -BarbOur county has
giant named Harding, whose height is
seven feet two inches. Title Daily
Conservative has made It's appearance.
Our long looked for Postal
Cards arrived on Thursday night last.
Only 500 came, and consequently they
were all sold IN short. tlmo. We
hope that more Of them muy be had
soon.--A fatal case Of Sun.stroke
occurred near Webster, Taylor county,
a few days ago Mir. George
Wilt showed US five rattlc.snakc rattlcs
the other day. lie killed four Of tho
snakes, and captured tho other alive.
1t is tho intention Of Mr.. W. to tame
lis snakcship. all mcn
to DO honest whom you DO not know
but never put it in any onO's power to
cheat you in case lie should be u
roguc.--Tho most sensible i'm
pr0yomcnt We have seen, in our place
for somc timCis tho sewer now being
completed extending from Second
Street down through German town, aud
thence to steno Coal. Such improve.
nicnts as this should DO encouraged.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

re- A most distressing accident oc.
Cured ut sisteryillc, III Tyler county,
on the It'll inst. Mr. John Stewart,
wife aud servant, started from Sister.
Wills in a carriage, to go to Stewards
fathers, few miles distant. The
horse ran away and threw them all out
Of lle carriage, throwing Mrs. Stow
art ag inst a stake with such force as
to kill her almost instantly. At last
accounts tue girl was in q very critical
condition. Mr.. Stewart was not sori-
ously hurt. Jla III Hl ti
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

RE- TnE Weston DEuOcnAr speaks
ofthc manner in which the contract
for painting the Court House was let
as a strange proceeding. II is fact
that Mr.. Watsou's bid from Weston
was much less than the one TO whom
the contract was awarded. We will
not attempt to explain the matter, but
will leayethat for the commissioners to
do, which we think is dee not emily to
the bidder from Weston, but also the
taxpayers Of our county -Backhan.
non Delta.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
FLOODED CATTLE AND SHEEP.

A " w0ODFORD is now agent for the
n. sale of'Fine BloOdcd Sheep, imported
direct from Canada. Also, imported Cattle
-pure blood. Persons wishing 10 purchase
any Urlhe above described stock, will call
on tho undersigned, OF Parker u. Cookinan
& Bro, Of Jane Lew. JaElcs Lynchr OF
Harrison county, will sell one buck lamb
junc 10 a. W. Wo0DFoRD.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

Ey A COLLISION occurred between
two freigh. treins in the tunnel between
Clarksburg aud Bridgeport on last
Sunday week. One train ran into an-
other ia front Of it, smashing up the
caboose Ct the forward train, and
throwing the locomotive Of the forward
train Of tue track. No ono was hurt.
These accidents IRE getting too fro
qaentto be either pleasant or profta.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

~ ANEW FfRM.-Tt Is with a.
great deal ofplcasure that We call the
attention ofour readers to the adver-
tisCnent ofAIessrs. Dawson Il Bare, TO
DO found 10 another column. The
members ofthe !, firm are both young
aud promising men, and well dOsory.
Ing tho patronage Of our people. Mr..
Bare will take charge Of tho store
Mr.. Dawson remaining o silent part.
nor. AstoM Mr.. Bards efficiency as
aDfuggist, the fact that ho served
several years in tho Drug Store Of Mr..
Vhslfant, aud that oil our physicians
recommend him, Is proof enough.
Ihe gentlemen named have purchased
Tue large stock Of Drugs formerly
owned BY Mr.. A. NJ. Dent, and will
continue the business OF tho stand 90.
sSupled by him. They will keep on
hand q foil assortment Of goods usually
SSeptin their line. WEI hope tho now
urn will receive q full share Of the
patronage Of our people.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

re- SINCLAIR "A pear tree in
Mrs. Margaret Lofts garden, 10 Fair
mont. put forth its blossoms in the
spring. but in a short time they all fell
Of, without producing any fruit. In
a short time the tree again bloomcd,
and, from this second supply Of BIOS
sous. the troe is now bearing a very
fair average crop Of fruit'-Faira,Ons
RiYiaidl.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

Eg- The Ri,ohio county Castle
saystbat the County Court of that
county is as line a looking body Of men
as We ever saw together, We believe,
especially considering that they make
no ptetonsiOns except being farmers,
generally. Wcare satisfied that they
have no other intention than to dojus.
tics to tie people"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

Rg The days arc now about forty
eight minutes shorter than they were
gu tue 2lst of June, the decrease being
very pclcopiblO in the evenings. AZ
tor tho middle Of September the de.
crease will DO equal to about twenty
minutes week until the middle Of 0c-
tober.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
f,6gftz5 ;lIastax..

NFAS0NIC.-Stated communications of
wi the Weston Lodge No. 10, A. Y. and
AN, will DO held Oh the First and Third
GEORGE ROSS, w.M.
J.w. wOrSixDs, Sec
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

re- A terrific hail-storm recently
occurred in the vicinity Of Wheeling.
We learn that considerable damage
was done.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

Es- Mssstp. shorard and Davis, Of
olarksburg, have copyrighted paint.
ing representing q view Of tho birth.
place Of the memorable s.oncwall
Jackson.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
MAR RlED.

AT L.umbcrpOrt, August 1G, by
ROv. G. g. Donnison, Mr.. Absalom
Rifle 10 Miss Matilda COnrud-all Of
BraxtOn.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

Eg Tho August term of the United
States Circuit Court, ut Parkorsburg,
has been postponed until January 9th.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

ES- AT the recent School election
the city Of Parkersburg only gave sew
Gu votes against levy"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

Eg Ds. GEORor b. MORnls, Dent
Isl, will b ia Weston on tho Goth Of
October. and remain II days.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

10 Tho Creditors Of George Waite, de-
ceased
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court Of tho county Of Gllmer, made III u
cause therein pending to subject the real Us
tate Of the said George White to tho pay
ncnt Of his debts, you arC required to pre-
sent Your claims against tho said George
White for adjudication, to Levi Johnson,
Go uI,nissioner, nj his Office In the town oil
Chenille, in tho said county, on or before
lie iirst day OF September, 1873.
Witnrss, Curencc Is. Conrad, CltTl; o.
said Court, this 10th day Of July, 1879:
q. 3. CONRAD, Clerk
julysl.Gt
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25


/. At Rules held In the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Webster county, on the
first Monday In August, 1878.
Peter L. j. COgar
VS.. In chansery
Abraham Rothwell,
The object ofthis suit Is 10 obtain a judg-
men for 500, with interest thereon, against
the defendant A. llothwel, and decree for
the sale ola tract Of six hundred and forty
acres Of land lying In PebSter county, on
Old Lick Run, and II appearing by affidavit
here filed that the defendantA. Rothwell Is
nonresident Of this State, II Is ordered
that he doappear here within one month al.
Ter the first publication Of this order and do
what Is necessary to protect bis interest In
thistuit. Teste:
Pc. DUFFY, Deputy.
for B. @. Conrad, Clerk.
P. B. Wethcrcd, p.q. :.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

w- re-, RAILROAD TIVE TABLE,
Tho following is tho revised Time Ia.
bic, showing the arrival aud departure
Of passenger trains at Clarksburg
Chit Express, bound west, 7.4o 7 N
Fast Line, Z" (" 5.04 A NJ
81. Louis Ezp's /" I" 9.12 A NJ
{" {" /" bound cast 9.s4 A NJ
Columbia Exp's /" SOC 7 NJ
Fast Line I" /" 1.g2 A NJ
Accommodation, bound west, $50 p NJ
/" 1" east 11.SO A NJ
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE,

For sale, Thirteen Lots in KitsOn''
Addition to tho Town of Weston
These Lots average a quarter of an
aero each, arc bounded in tho rear by
tho West Fork River, arc admirably
adapted for building purposes, and
will be sold cheap. An opportunity is
now offered to persons Of small means
to secure homes. For particulars ap'
nly 10 W. G.. BENNETT,
Real Estate Agent, Weston
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
Baltimore Cattle Markets.

Tho following is tho latest market
report wo have received:
Receipts for the week.
Bcoycs 1909
Sheep aud Lambs 6,70O
Hogs G,903
Prices of Beef Cattle.
Very best on sale, 51aG4 cts.
Generally rated first quality 44a5a cts.
Medium or good fair quality 4al4 cts.
Ordinary thin steers oxen
and COWS 3la4 cts
General average Of the mar
Extreme range of priess ssnos cts.
Most of tho sales arc from 4la5s cts.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
THE DRUG DEPART
MENT

Will be under the management Of Nj. ].
II. BARE, who served several years at the
business With Mr.. Chalfant. lie respestfIll-
" refers to any practising physician In
Weston as to his knowledge Of tue business.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
THE pHILL1pPI HOTEL,
pIIILIIPPt, ". va.

Dr.: E. B. Talbot, Proprietor
The best ofaecommodatlons for man and
beast. SaDsparlics rom Lewis aud allolll
Ing eounllrS will lnd tho pulLLlpH ll0TEL
oil that they could; Cilr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

The public are respectfully invited TO
call.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

nT Physicians prescriptions accu.
rately compounded at all hours -6a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-08

NStbisen Sebdte @ott! @ewalts
that mutbst Sbr mir su sesen 1dwade
Weiber? Oaraus miro ni6.s! Sddmt
Gud cieler 3umutbuns. = Sener 8es
fiibrt mad @rntein, no Sbr aaflt6e
Serterse ineen perpet.
Gr febrte inn ben 9iden une I9ritt
rem &abne gu, 100 Dcminifus bic liebz
lide @ilela spritelte, in furssn @orten
ibre Gage arceutenc.
Der iunse 9raf sriibte 9iieIa mad
rittcrlidem Sraude. wdbreno 8atbarina
BON Spra nur nit lei6ter SSRidfeit be-
radt puree.
Der Naden itieb pom 9ance, uns pom
ftarfen @rmc res @rafen aeleitet, curbs
l6nitt er idncl bic srinlide 6lutb.
&pppe fab in Der srSSten Sefirs
sung rem Sabr;euse mad. Gr per-
ipiinldte cen GarmeIiter, &atbarina, Gle
sanse @elt enplid ii9 ieIbf.
GILES fiiste Der Teufel ,ulammen, bic
les ipetterwencilde gSeib ire III MAIDEN!
t,urrte er. Muete serase jrnsr Starr.
Dams &ncpf oas 8lciter austrennen?
Ssne alpRerluft bat fe psrsifiet. gle
route ben b%alstarrisen Npnnen ben
8ppf suredt leBen, ur,p perIpr cariber
Den ibri9en !
uno Der Gefprmator -? fubr tr mad
elmer tursen pauie fort. = @ie mag Der
toben une raien! 0ans re6t-i6, nil
pasu Del in's Seuer sieeen II. bic Slam
me iHdren, bis jenes yfet nit eem
Serfludten Garmeliter aud su S6utt u.
al9e ssbrannt it, wie 70 man6es Sps
crmsbaus cieier Belt.
Wtit bieiem lSbli6sn gprIase, unp
et1em radii6tisen Slide sesen S66ns
felp, beties er iein pferp, nabm BEN 3D.
Gel ess anrsrh anp iblus zen 8rs mad
Der Sura elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-08

me iairen, bis ienes gei nit lem
Ssrludten Garmeliter aud su Sdutt u.
Al1e sebrannt it, wie 70 man6es Sps
cpmsbaus cieier 3eit.
Nit cieiem lSbli6en gprIabe, unp
et1em radii6tisen SIide aeaen Sbbns
fele, bsities er Iein pferp, nabm BEN 3D.
Gel ces aneern, une iblus zen 8es mad
Der Burg elm.
Gin lafiser Sreuns.
3. sr III lafis
SBie Gin mibeS pferb, Elm lfeltsnb @sis;
Ned ar9er, as Elm rauhiht Saus.
Sbafspeare.
Der itiae Gmpfans Res bsribmten
&efprmatUrs su &rnitein lag ni6t urs
ipriinsli6 in res 0rafsn Mbiidt. Gr
bate Sielmebr rielem merfpdrpiaen
Manne cine feierli6e, saus ieiner Stsls
lung entipredenpe Nufnabms bereitet.
Da man 9utbers Mntunft ni6t senau
tpuBte, befancn ii1 bereitS felt mebrez
rem Sa9en Die Sprnebmlten Gliecer ces
infringement NoelS bel Germ 8erner
su Sat ben &efprmatpr su tesrieen.
Die feline, wpblbewafnete utr ltattIi6e
Streitma6t reS @rafsn ipute i'm eldns
;encen @afeni9mude cas Gbren9eleit
bilcen. Sprfebranssn iparen setroFen,
UNI in Gle Sbirme, Wauern u. Shore
beim yfaben bes Spftprs nit SIumen u.
Naub9ewtncen su i1miiden.
OieB aQes untertlieb, unc ,tpar, mic
eas SursSelinpe bebauptete, in Splae Der
Infunft ces alien Siesfrieo y. Grpbennein.
@idtise&unpe mubte er iberbra6t baben;
eenn Serr Werner i9ien plbBli6 unoe,
pbbnlih ernlt uno als man Suffers Gas
ben melcete. unterblieten biz beabii6tias
ten Seierli6feiten. Secpd alma Der
0raf ben Nnfpmmeneen bis ,um Suras
tbprs ent9eSen, empfJns 0utber freunplid.
unb feierte AM iiamliden Mence turb
Elm 8lanienpes Sanfett bic @eaenwart
bes bpben 0aftes.
Der Nefcrmatpr ;eiste bur6 nibts irs
senc cine lln;ufrieeenbsit iber cas @arz
ten am See unc Gber ben manaelbaften
I9Snen Gmpfans. Der feline Wein
ses Sanfetts bob Sielmebr bic Stimmuno
ces Opftcrs iber Die sepbbnli6e S5be
beiterer Sildlaune, er liee leinen beiteu
Sun,or ipielen unp lsste bur6 treTenpe,
Seiitrei6e WiBe bic @sieq19aft in mum
tere &aune. &pppe wurre biecurd ,ur
WeinunS S~crIeitet, peS Doctors 9iebe sur
lbbnen Sraut mB6te erlpI6en Iein, Ca
ibm peren @ufentbal: bur6aus feline
Surge su scrurlaben l6ien.
Sbr leio ni9t flus! ipra6 2utber
&cppe ms Sbr ais bieIer es tpaate, bic
riibem rem 9efprmatpr Semcrfunaen ~
MAIDEN. eamentiren bilft ni6ts,Npiirs
be i'm GeSentbeil bic Sa6c nur I6limmer
setaltsn. Dafiir aber feb i6 Sud, tas
rsrer StbnfeIcs Wauern, nod jenes
alter Seu9lers Sppt eurG &atbarinens
@ufnabme ms 8lpiter feitrr aepprpen
iIne. Sbut nur, mas man Gu6 iaaen
ipirp.
Sisier @iaf berubiste &pppe. Gr
llabm jeBt gntbeil an cen Sreuren Dos
NAPLES uno SerlieB nit ben 0ebtsn, lpat
III Der Nadt, peer Sielmebr am Moreen,
zen Sanfettlaal.
DER Sitsfriee ALIEN Seribmabte taS
slalseHee Gslaae ieines salfreien, ebes
ria!tsrn @ahenfreunpes. Mapiafeit
scrl@agenr 500 er f9 surid, pbne Dem
Nefprnator gu @ei9t sefsmmen ~
letn. Safiir mar er am frdben Mcraen
sllerit auf ben Seinen. Sslbit Der Iburms
ipadter l9nardte in allen Ienarten, ais
Ste9friep an belen &ammsr sprbeiaina
in1 lenen fleinen SSaer gu erfeisen, Der
IN l9pincelnrer S5be am @arttburme
anSebaut mar.
UprtieBuns fpIst.)
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EXCEPTED, BY
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REGULAR MEETINGS.

MFErlNGSot lHE
Rcbekah Charity Degree Lodge l. ".
o. f., will be held untll lurther hotior ,,th I,'
Hour of meeting7h O'Clock p. m. Sill
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POLL TAX.
PACK TRAINS.

I c. RAVELL. THANKFUL TO MIN.
y ing nts and others for
past favors, respectfully advises his
friends that in future he can be found at
Seaton x Co.'S. The method of doi.E z
business pursued by his former employ
ers not being satisfsc sctory, he has gone
into another house, where his old Gus.
toners Will be treated in such Q manner
as will give them entire Satifaction,
Packing ores and wood contracted for on
reasonable terms. and promptly attend.
ed to. i am the authorized agent of All
pack trains In the district.
C. RAVELI,
au26-tf With SeatOn 4 Co.
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from the Gold Hill News, Oct. q.

From the Gold Hill News, Oct. q.
RM BRoKEN.-At about IL o'clock
Serdav forenoon, as Mrs. James
ch, cf Sutro, was returning home
b Virginia City, in company with
other ladies', the nigh wheels of
wagon in which they were seated
pped into rut in the vicinity of
Eutro office, on Washington street,
kipitating Mrs. Walsh 10 the
pnd, and breaking her left arm at
elbow.
Coon MAN GoNE.-P. NJ. Holmes,
Jan very highly esteemed in this
Smunitv, died at 7 O'Clock this
Snng of bilious fever, after but a
i illness. The deceased was a ma
OF Ireland, aged 80 Years. He
les wife and two young children
pOurn his loss. lie was a mem ber
be Gold Hill Miners Union.
RoTRACTED sessions at "poker' are
plsed in at Virginia City. One
has come to cur knowledge of a
be lasting - hours.
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NOTICE.
EOSE MEETING.

vHyHE RESCUE HOSE COMPA\l
hold their regular monthly meeting
ON the first Wednesday of each month
at their Hose House.
y. f. BAILY, President.
n. W. CROSS, secretary. lel'