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ANOTHER FIRE.
Destruction of Ross & VAN
derYOrt's store.

During The night of Tuesday last
our town xns again lighted up by the
burning Of one Of tho best business
houses it cOn,aiued-thO handsome aud
commodious stOre-houso owned and
occupied by Nlessrs. Ross & Wander
wort, on the west side of the river
The fire was discovered by some of the
attendants at the Asylum. soon after
midnight, and the alarm given as
promptly as could DO. In a fow mo.
nents our people were upon the spot
en- nlaSSe, but it was at once seen that
tho fire had obtained too strong hold
upon the doomed building. 10 save
it was impossible, 50 all hands turned
in with will to remove the goods
the larger part of which were taken
away from danger, but hugo piles of
clothing, several hundred bushels of
wheat, corn and potatoes, an immense
quantity Of bacon, and a great deal Of
merchandise Of various kinds, and q
great many other things, wtrc lost.
The large upper rooms, above tho
store, had been fitted up mud uppro-
priuiely adorned for the use of tho Ma
sonic Order in this place, and every
thing there was lost, including tho
records and other nnpers Of tho Prntor.
nifty, The loss to them cannot be re-
placed for much less than 81 900.
The goods in the store were insured
for 81, 0OO-$2,OOO in the Peabody
Company, OF Wheeling, and $4,000
in the Franklin Company, of the same
city, Tho building was insured for
81 800 (abOut half its valuc) in the
State Company, of PurkGrsburg.
We have not learned what basis Offset
Element has been agreed upon with the
Insurance companies, but we know
that il Messrs. Il. & V. receive the full
amount, they will still DO very heavy
lOsers.
Tho safe was opened about seven
teen hours after tho FIRE, and the pa
pers and books kept there were taken
out unipjurel. A great many yalua.
bic private papers, belonging to Mr..
VandeEyort, aud which were in desk,
were destroyed. An immense quaint.
~ of new goods, which the llrm bad
recently purchased in Baltimore, foe
tunatcly did not arrive until two days
after the fire, The origin of tho fire
is u mystery; but We regret to say
that the opinion prevails that it was
the work OF an incendiary. 1t is sad
thing to shy, bnt the evidence seems to
be almost too strong to doubt it.
With strong wind blowing east, il
would have been impossible to save
tho town, but fortunately for US, the
air was calnl-hardly breath of wind
blowing. Notwithstanding this, tho
hardest battle of the fire was to save
the bridge over tho river, and this was
accomplished only by supsrhumun eff.
forts.-In behalf Of those who aro too
sick or too old to work at a fire, wo
once more return our thanks to the
gallant men aud boys who worked S,
nobly. Our town ought 10 be proud
Of her lirc.fghters, for We verify be-
licye their equals in this respect do
not exist.
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RI- SKIN CREEK IrEus.-Wc had
quite snow storm on last Friday,
which made things look like tho DO.
ginsing Of winter. Tho air i, very
cold yet, and vegetation is making but
litslo progress.
Out young friends j, i. Hall and
brother have sold their stocl; Of goods
at this pla,o TO Mr., John D. Peterson,
who is now doing business 10 the dry
goods line for US. Nj. IIallis going
to turn his attention to farming; aud
rumor hath it that be is going to take
unto himself ono of our fair daughters.
Success to all tho parties.
Why can't We have a blacksmith ?
Wa need ono very bad,
Mcssrs. TlyCr and lIeger have re.
Gently sold their steam grist mill.
Mcssrs. Charles TolbOrt and s. q.
Jones are tho purchasers,
Mr.. q. G. Hersman is teaching q
very successful school in this commun.
ity.
Mr.. A. j. Marsh is lying danger
ously i'll Of consumption.
Respectfully, JAY
april %.
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n:5 Tpr NAnnow GApor still r,D,
in apr mind and the mora wo ,b;nE If
i. tho moro wa nrc convinced 4 !. ,ha
tbinr ws nosJ We have bo,rd I'M,
fow Objections p,ips,it-tbO rrincinsl
ono being tho necessity of trnp. binning
ir.igbt wbon va arrive Mt n 5iGI.son1
raug, road. The necessity will crist
We admit. but will the obicctors ,Issss
remombet hat tho solo obiSct If onr
projected morrow gou n ronJ /, " con
meet US with Tho treat tbroprS ", ron,e,,
il Is local convenience, or mora iron,
orlv n local peoessity intended Sr tho
aeconmoda,ion oF the neonle If IN. onn
county, md Of our p6igbborinv ~" conn .
lies, ~
-Wo think there ia not III. .,irb,o,t
doubt such n road will nov Ie, .ny
one think Of (he amount Of frsi,,S, md
passage from tbis noint. If tho S,mb.r
Of csttlo driven from hors and tho
couhties of Brax,op. Nicholas poem.
hontas, Randolph and others Nil If
whom would BE- in ea,y reach Of f. o,r
road when finished. < railroad .anIJ
create business also. TO n mncI, ,roatsr
extent than mary Of .opr nno6I" arc
aware Of. We could at oDe p,' EnSncn.
ratc coal and timber traIo of onor.
nous Dimensions had va spSh nm M.
let as a Narrow Gauge Railroad from
dis point to Grafton, Iook NJ mr.
coal, eyory hill containing one or moro
veins, ono Of the veins being at least
twenty feet thick, and our magnificent
timber, Of which scarcely anS uso l.
made now,,SVd Of which thousands of
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-05

E5- MARION CouNrY.-Faitmont is
infested with burglars; but the "swag"
achieved was not plentiful. Title
dwelling of Michael Mckinney, four
miles from Palatine, was burned on
Tuesday night Of last week, the family
narrowly escaping. No insurance.
Newton Arnot, near BeutOn's
Ferry, has been held to answer in
$500 bonds, for an assault with intent
to commit rape on Mrs. George II.
Wiley. Carmack, liurn.
son and Charles Jackson, were ar.
rested near Worthington, on tue 18th,
charged with rObbing store at Bridge
port Of $500 worth Of goods, on tho
l7th Of March. Some Of tho goods
were found aud identified. We gather
these items from tho Kirginiaa,
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I. NJ. CHALFANT,
GEORGE @. DANSER,
WILLIAM L 0CRARD.

The recent terrible disasters
to our town by fire, and the utterly
unsafe condition Of so many of tho
buildings, are evidence enough that
it would be eminontly appropriate
to elect Corporate officers equal to
the emergency. There are many
other matters Of Importance to be
brought before the new Council, and
we trust that our people will select
a good ticket from among the mul.
tiplicity CT proposed candidates.
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Ed- HoSoRs TO A WEsroS1AY.-At
the recent session Ofthe West Virginia
PresbStsry held at Charleston, Rev
DR., Young, ofthis place, was selected
to lay the corner stone ofthe new Pres
bytcFiRn Church, and was otherwise
hOnOred. The Courier has tho follow.
ing in regard to the Doctor:
The venerable DR., Young, Of
Weston, rode from his home in Lewis
county, through all Of the rough
mountain country intervening between
there and Kanawha Falls, to attend the
Presbytery in this city. He left his
horse ut the Falls, and came the bal.
ance of the way by rail. lie will re.
turn by tho same means as those by
which he came. The distance is about
one hundred and twenty-five miles"
This tells but half the story, for the
ride was altogether nearly 800 miles.
But this is nothing for tho Doctor. On
one Of the cOldes! days of the past win.
ter, we saw him aud bis daughter start
to French Creek in sleigh, at a time
when hardly any one would venture
out doors. Although well advanced
in years, the Doctor has q will Of his
own ca ual to that Of half u dozen Of tho
young men of to-day.
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-05

Ea,- TulNk OF IRA huckstcr
named Sec, while on bis way frCm
Buckhannon to Clarksburg, the othor
day, upse! bis wagon, which contained,
among other things, 8, 800 dozen eggs.
We want to know ii be didn't See
sights!
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re- A BRAxroS WAR

re- A BRAxroN WAlp.-Asa mat.
ter Of curiosity and entirely uncx,
planned object Of reasonably Inferred
aud desired explanation, write. In
other words, during tho last "cold
snap" Mr. john Q. HUMPHREYS, ofthis
town, while out cunning, shot and
killed at long range one Of tho most
remarkable specimens Of the feathercl
tribe that it was ever my fortune to
sec. 1t was evidently a stray and no.
madic inhabitant of another hemisphere
OF world, for surely a duplicate can.
not be produced in this. In fact, ii
may have wandered from the rcalms oil
another and better planet than ours, al
the majesty, beauty aud grandeur Of
its appearance, aud its plumago seemed
to indicate, for it was covered with a
downy coat Of feathers gu the neck,
breast and tail that ri'alcd the driven
snow in whitenCss, relieved on the
back and wings by the most delicate
blue or lead color, that appeared in
the sun light to dazzle and emit a shade
similar to the fusion Of colOrs caused
by tho simultaneous glare Of FURNISHED
silver and gold in conjunction. When
majestically sailing in the upper air
with its five foot wings extended, it
looked ethereal, and moro than ever
demonstrated it's parentago as being
beyond this mundane sphere. That /!
was at home in the aquatic element
was fully demonstrated by its web
fcct yet that it was more comfortably
situated while cutting tho rarifed air
Of an upper element was shown by the
mighty swOOp Of its extended pinnionsY
and how it subsistGd could not be dc.
,tcrmincl by the cut of its beak, as that
was u cross between tho hawk and the
duck.
Light on this fcathcrcd phenomenon
from tho knowing, is tue object Of this
effort Truly, A. b.
Sutton, Aprl %.
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M. MEhenr thnt RlcInrl cnmlon

RJ' WBhcar that Richard Camden,
ESD, Of Weston, who recently pur-
chased the Crawford property on the
northcrly end Of Mount Prospect, has
engaged landscape gardener TO lay
out the grounds 10 style cOmmenGu.
rate with the wealth aud taste Of the
proprietor. Mr.. Camden proposoJ to
make 1t his residence, -ParkersLWy
Oh,hoptlitm.
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NOTICE.

Desiring to closa up all accounts for
The last year, We request those Lha.
have accounts with US not settled, to
call and do SO at once, US their nc.
counts arc now made up for settle.
ment. Very Respectfully.
A. A. LEWIS.
Jan. %, 1873. Per r.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-05

BT' TuE CLANksnuRG CoSsRnvA-
TIVE is out once more, under tho guI.
dance Of our friend Walters. II Is to
bo conducted Oh tho "indopondcnt'
ordor-paying allegiance to It's editor
only. We trust the Majors now en-
tcrprisc may prove nn abundant sue.
cess for he has had bad luck enough, aud
Dame Fortune, il she ever does JUS.
ticc will certainly smile upon lin now.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-05

EJ- VIZ learn that Governor Jacob
has appointed our friends Alfred
Stump and Robert G. Linn, Of Grants.
vile, Notarics Public for Calhoun
county.
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FLOODED CATTLE AND SHEEP.

A W w0ODFoRD is now agent for the
n. sale Of Fine FLOODED Sheep, imported
direct rom Canada, Also, imported Cattle
pure blood, Persons wishing 10 purchase
any Urlho above described stock, will call
on the undersigned, OF Parker y. Goodman
& Bro, of Jane Lew. james Lynch, OF
Harrison county, will sell ono buck lamb
fer $50, or a puir for SlOO.
juac 10 A. W. WOoDFoRD.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.
FOR SALE.

For sale, Thirteen Lois in Kitson's
Addition to tho Town Of Weston.-
These Lots average a quarter Of an
acre each, are bounded IL tho rear by
the West Fork River, are admirably
adapted for building purposes, aud
will be sold cheap. An opportunity is
now offered to persons Of small means
to secure homes. For particulars ap-
ply to W. G. BENNETT,
Real Estate Agent, Weston.
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The WOODEN FACTORY
WSsroS, W. Va.

uAvIEG COMMENCED OPERATIONS
Ill for the manufacture ofWool, we shall
offer the highest cash prices for that article,
We have on hand large stock Of
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HOME INSURANCE co
OF
Columbus, Chic
CASH CAPITAL, 1000 90
CASH ASSETS G3S, All 81

The gradual increase of strength Of the
1o.ne makcSits Policies better at Expiration
tnan when first issued. This gradual In
crease is guaranteed by It's plan Of business;
none but Frst-ClasS Risks are written at
paying rates.
The Home pays for Live Stock when iu-
Surcd and killed by Lightning without ref.
CrOnce 10 the place where Killed. Il pAya
damage by Lightnlngto Buildings, whether
burned or not.
Farmers find the Company 10 he just tbs
one they want.
Merchants get the best of Security in It's
Policies.
Norg.-This company has fulfilled all the
requirements OF the Insurance Law Of ID /
State.
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AR!VSTRONf, C1TOR & co.,
Importers Manufacturers aud JobJcrs
Bonnet Trimming,
Neck ami Sah Ribbons,
Itirct Ribbons,
Neck Ties,
Bonnet SiikS,
Satias, Ecire's and
Grapes,
,Florss,
Feathers,
Ornaments,
Frames nc.
SraW BoaMcts and Ladies and Chit
dren's Hm, Trimmed aud In.
trimmed, and in connecting pre.
rooms, While Goods, Linens, En-
Lroiderics, Ldces. Nis, CClLus,
Sets, HamdksrcLiJs, Yelling,
Nead Nets, etc., etc.
237 and $50 BALTIC. st. Baltimore, Nd,
". These goodj Arc manufactured by IL.
or bought fer Cash directly from the Euro.
pean aud American manufacturers cmbn.
cling all the latest novelties, unequalpd ID
variety aud cheapness in any market. Or.
ders filled with care, promptnc9s aud des.
patch. mar3l.3 in
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-10
NEW YORK STATE.
Youn; Mems Christian Association

Youn. Mems Christian Association
PorGHKEPSIE, July 9.-The 1nterna.
,ioaal Convention Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, organized this
morning at II o'clock, Fl. II. Porter, Of
Pittsburgh, was elected President. A
specisl business sessiou was held this
afternoon at the N. E. Church. and the
convention at P. NJ, at Cottonwood
Opera House. The exercises opened
with s;pgiug, after which followed the
residing Of the scriptures BY Rev. DR..
Elmond; prayer by Rev. Winter; hymn
"Onward Christians" aud an address
ty Mitchell Bowling. The Presidents g
welcome address by Mayor Eastman,
was responded to by PresL II: Thane
Miller OF Ohio, and welcome address on
behalf of the church and clergy, BY Rev
Dr.. Wheeler. The exercises also in.
cluded the singing Of the hymn Tell
Ne ,be Old Old Story" with response
on the part OF the delegates. and were
concluded with the hymn, Jesus Sbal'
Reign" aud the benediction BY 2. K
HaIbury. The attendance throughout
the day was very large.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
SnluRg liEE.

SPRINGFIELD. July 9.-The United
States detectives operating in this vicin-
ity have unearthed system OF fraud
ulent importations OF ready made cloth,
ing and dress goods which has proba.
bly been successfully carried on for a
number Of years, and through which
an immense lot OF goods nave been
brought into New England free OF duty
and customs, defraudiDg the Revenue
Department out Of large sums Of money
Oa Saturday an officer seized in this
city a large amount OF ready made
clothing and dress goods, alleged to
hsve been smugsled from Canada.
Form various parties It has been ascer-
tanned that merchants in Massschu-
sestts, Rhode leland, Connecticut and
even in New York have been supplied
with considerable quantities from this
eource Parties in Montreal are inn
plicatei and several arrests have been
made there.
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LOUISVILLE.
The Wheel Of Forth ne.

LoUlsvlLLE, Ky, July 9.-One hum
drei knights left this afternoon to par
,icipate in tie meeting OF the Grand
Commandery of Knights TempIsr, at
Newport, Ky, tomorrow.
The holder OF the capital prize drawn
Yesterday, has not yet made himself
known. One prize of $25. 900 was
drawn in this city. Several are jubilant
over smaller ones. The scheme the Ii.
brary now offers is q heavy thing.
Tickets $50 each, divided into lgths.
The capital prize a quarter of million
Of dollars. No prize less that 50 dol
lars ard so arranged, they say, that one
ticket in every five shall draw a prize.
They are evidently playing for big
fish this time.
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NEW YORK.
The PoIarIs Search.

New YORK, July 9.-Thirty OF the
best and most experienced men on board
Of the receiving ship have been selected
for the crew OF the Tigress, which is
announced TO sail positively on Satur-
day. The Tigress will carry two hum
dred and fifty tons OF coal, and if neces-
sarv, will get a new supply at St. Johns.
By this evening all the supplies Of pro-
visions will be shipped. They are
composed principally OF pork and fatty
matter. A large quantity OF pemmicsu
will be taken; also, canned vegetables
and fruits. The tota! amount OF provis.
ions carried will be rations for forty
men Tor two years.
Precedent Smith. OF the Police Force
Department, denies the rumor that a
thousand, or any number of muskets,
will be procured for the use OF the De-
parimest. He thinks that clubs in the
hands OF policemen have q more GER
tain aim.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-10

TnE postmasters throughout the
country are varied against the frauds
that are being practiced by an adroi'
swindler upon the money order depart
meut. A man named YoUNG, although
assuming various aliases. formerly a
clerk in the Chicago postofice, has
been making good thing recently By
forged money orders. His forgeries, SO
far as heretofore detected, have been
committed Upon the Office at Oshkosh
Wisconsin, and the postm asters at In
diauapolis and other western cities have
been the victims. He is still a!
large, however, and he has only
to procure the printing OF a new
set of blanks to enable him to operate
against any other postoffice IN the
county. The process is simple. The
order and the letter Of sdvice are easily
counterIeited by any ordinary Job
printer and the letter to the postmaster,
mailed in one city, may be followed up
on the next train by the person who
holds the order.
In view OF the ease and security With
which the thing has been done, it is
only surprising that it has not been at
tempted before. But now that public
attention has been called to the fraud
i. is probable that postmasters will be
more wary. and that greater caution
will te observed than heretofore.
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CHICAGO.
The Case or Lord Gordon.

A St. Paul special dated the Sih,
SAYS ths, Lord Gordon, who was lately
robbed OF s4l 900 in bonds by supposed
detectives to lure him over the border,
was seized on Thursday near Fort
Garry by Two officers from Minneapo'
lie and brought to disputed terrisor,
near Pembins, where be was rescued
and the officers arrested by q squsd OF
troop, from Fort Duferin. Gordon
was made drunk and gagged BY bis
captors. The Msnitoban authorities
also arrested as accessories to the kid
mapping. Mr.. Bentley. merchant al
Fori Gary; j. c. Burbank, President
OF the St. Paul Fire and Marine insurr
ance Company, and George n. Aerri-
man and L. Fletcher, Of Minneapolis
the three last named we're At Fort
Garry on business, owning mills and
fjpe lands in the Red River Valley.
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TELEsRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Dr.. Cassellberry an eminent physician
and prominent politician died at Evans
vile, Indiana, yesterday.
Gen'l. Charles K. Graham, mas sue
ceeded Gen'l. Geo. B. Mcclellan, as
Eugineer-in-chief OF the New York
docks.
Laura keene, the actress, is lying al
the point OF death in New York.
John speer, aud four conductors OF
the PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad,
were arrested in jersey City, yesterday,
charged with svindhng the company.
Suit is about to be commenced by the
Directors OF the Pacific Mail company,
ayains, A. B. Stockwell. its former
President for using the money OF the
company for private spsculations.'
Aman named Schuman attempted 10
kill his wife in Greenwich street, New
York, Yesterday.
Phelps, Dodge & Co.. state that they
have heard nothing OF the reported in
,ention of the creditors OF the Lumber
Combisation to throw the members OF
it into bankruptcy.
1t is thought the Office of Vice Pres
iient Of the Erie Railway Company,
made vacant BY the retirement OF Gen
eral Diven, will be abolished, and It's
duties will devolve upon the General
Manager, probably Mr.. Devereux.
A fire yesterday morning q, E,st
Morrisspy, destroyed properly TO the
amount OF SIS, 900.
A lady, whose name is hot knoWn'
jumped OF q train IS it was psss'ng
through Cincinnati and vas fatally IN
jured.
The bill providing .or Constitution
al Convention was defeated in the !egis-
la.ure OF Connecticut, yesterday.
Charles L. Simons attempted 20 kill
himself, yesterday, in Bridgeport Con-
necticut, because he was unable to OBJ
tain work.
The cholera mas made its appearance
in White Hall. Illinois, twenty miles
south OF Jacksonville. Three cases
have occurred, one proving fatal.
Prof S. ". Dean and F. W. Black
of the United States coast survey, are
in Madison, Wisconsin, for the purpose
o. establishing sn observatory at tine
State University for astronomical Oh
servations.
There was three deaths from cholera
in Memphis yesterday.
Frank Walworth, the parricide, and
James Gillep, the wife murderer, were
linked together and shipped from the
Tombs to Sing Sing, yesterday.
Judge Thomas, United States Minis
ter to Peru, has been charged with
criminal neglect of bis duties, and steps
have been taken to have him recalled
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at'heeline &eaister.

We are glad to learn that the mer-
chants Of the city reconsidered on yes
terdsy the reasons in favor OF early
closing and that a large number OF
them resolved that, in so far as they
were concerned, they would close their
stores at half-past six o'clock. Only
three or four ofthe employers OF clerks
on Main street kept their stores open
last night, and it is probable that even
they will soon unite in the common
movement and the citizens will soon &C.
custom themselves to the new order OF
thugs. The movement has many good
reasons for its inception and support,
and we hope TO see 1t universally COM
Piled with bv not only the merchants,
but also by all others having men and
women in their emyloy. Rest and re.
creation are as necessary as bread and
meat and the denial OF holidays will
prove as disastrous to health as absti.
nence from necessary food.