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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-29
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
French's New Hotel.
Annual Commencement.
Thos. P. Walker-Notices.
To Raffle-Soda Fountain.
John Alexander-Public Meeting.
Notice to Liquor Dealers.
Statement Central National Bank.
Q. F. Jackson--Cutting Down.
jacob Levin-Hay.
Black e Waring-Removal.
A. G. Brenizer-Bank Notice.
Printing Material for Sale.
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Notice..

Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH.
CoLrMnIA, June IS.
THE time for tho cutting OF the weeds from
Il the vacant lots within tho city limits is
extended for FIVE DAYS, after which time
woods remaining will be cut down at the cx.
pense OF the owners. BY order of the Board. .
THOS. i. WALKER,
JUNO ~ Clerk Oi Board.
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OBITUARY..

Died, on the 22i June, 1873, from tho effrcts
OF tho whooping cough. JOSEPH POPE
SIONEY, infant son of 8. Reed and Adeine
M. Stoney, aged nine months
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~Ao pAooSONtAko WGl0
opened with prayer by the Chaplain,
when the reading Of essays followed.
AIr. B. O. Townsend, OF Society Hill,
read an essay on "The Drama;" MI. w.
Il. Jackson, OF Columbia, ..Aloohol-its
Uses and Abuses" MI. A. s. Hydrick.
OF Columbia, "On the Beautiful;" P. A.
Cummings. OF Columbia, Agriculture
and Industrial Resources Of South Caro-.
lima" The following are the names of
students who have graduated and have
distinguished themselves in certain
branches:
SENIOR GRADuArRs-J. T. Anderson,
proficient in anutomy and physiology: O.
j. Babbitt. history and chemistry; o. B.
Evans, history, mental and moral philo.
sophy and rhetoric; J. w. Leckie, his.
tory, mathematics and Latin; N. A.
Patterson. rhetoric; A. D. Rivers, rheto.
rio; s. Simpson, mental and moral phi.
losophy and rhetoric; R. G. Soan, pro.
fciept in anatomy and pnysiology; ".
Mob. Sloan, rhetoric aud chemistry; A.
n. Talley, Jr., proficient in physiology;
j. P. Thomas. mathematics, Latin, ohe-
mistry and rhetoric; P. T. Stokes, pro-
hclent in physiology; B. 0. Townsend,
mathematics and Greek; j. G. Wanna.
maker, proficient in phyafology.
JUNIoR-C. j. Babbitt, mathematics;
2. M. Babbitt, mathematics, Latin and
rhetoric; B. W. Calhoun. rhetoric; @.
w. Cummings, mathematics; F. A. Cum
mings,, rhetoric; o. F. Cummings, ma.
thematics and Latin; o. B. Evans,
Latin; ). W. Leckie, mathematics and
Latin; J. McCammon, rhetoric; N. A.
Patterson, mental and moral philosophy
and history; j. D. Pope. Jr., rhetoric;
A. D.i Rivers, natural philosophy and
history; G. Sampson. history aud Latin: u:
w. MOB. Sloan, history and mental and
moral philosophy; J. P. Thomas, French;
b. 0. Townsend, natural philosophy.
The following degrees were conferred: !:
A. BIB. o. Townsend, OF Socia.J
Hill.
n. D.-A. NJ. Hill. Of Darlington; A.
s. Hydrick. of Orangebnrg; WE jack
con, OF Columbia.
Ii. .B.-P. A. Cummings. J. A. Faber,
w. 81. Fabor, j. 9. Marshall, julius H.
Walker, Of Columbia.
The following honorary degrees were
conferred:
A. M.-Rev. r. Wiihers Memminger,
OF Ohnrleston; VIM. Dickinson Martin,
Of Baltimore.
LL.D.-Chief Justice T. J. Moses,
Hon. D. II. Chamberlain, Hon. c.. G.
Memminger.
The exercises were concluded by q
well-timed address from the Chairman OF
the Faculty-Prof. R. W. Barnwell.
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PBUL1C LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. The
drawing OF this enterprise commences on
July 8, and We are informed that tickets
can be procured here. OF Mr.. D. Gam
brill, up to the 30th June-but not after
that date
HOTEL ARRIVALS, June 49, Columbia
Rotel-Sister Xaner, Sister Loretta, Char
lotte; } Heyland, ~; J D Gardner,
Wilmington; 81 J McComack, j W
O'Brien, Charleston:J D Sproull, N Y;
J J Orosswell, Savannah; G W Thames,
" II Evans, Charleston; G F Perrie,
Phila; 81 Stelling. @ p Gardner, J H
Hauser, s O.
Wheeler Rouse-R Il Hand, Augusta: /:
" p StsfliDg, Richland; e 8 J Hayes,
Lexington; DR. A 81 Devaga, Chester; J j
Hyland, N Y; W W Wannamaker, st
Matthews; w E Barr, Edgefeld: Ed
Weituaner, Walhalla; r Hardy, Green
vile; A Aruberg, Rome, Ga; nj A Moore,
Arkansas; VIM J Whaling, Ga.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK

~.
4 I Columbia, in the State CT South Caro-.
n lina, at close Of business, June 10 1873
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts .....,.... 1881. .7se rs
Uvtr. Iy',i Drahs. ate. ,.........-..:. 1888 50
&C culation, o;...,;.... ;..::.... 15o loco GO
= cages .;........ 0.600 co
Reserve Agents ..... .s74 0G2 IS
Due from other National Banks. 4o2 %
D':. Due rom Stato Banks and Bankers 8.197 36
Barking Honse. :.................. 14,l6l 81
Other Real Estate .... lO.2l5 90
rurnture and Fixtures ;:....,.. 2,663 g.
Current Expenses, including sala-
Taxes paid. ...................... s.ss4 %
ftemlums ........... 9016 81
Checks and other cash
Items. ...... - 620 &C
BILLS Of National Banks. 1856 90
Fractional Currency, Tin
ciudlng nickeis.). ...... 1852 so
Legal Tender Notes. .1s 2sS oo-1oo 47o 81
*6o9. .632 4s
Capitai Stock paid in. n............. $3.50, 900 90
Surniue una ......... $1,000 90
Profit and Loss mot including &C.
Grued interest Oh United States
National Bank Circulation Out. O'' %
standing ............... :. 1s5. .ooe 90
!ndlyidual Dcposits. ............ 239, ,OS9 81
que 10 National Banks. 1928 81
NOTES ana bllis He-Discounted.. SO, 900 90
s6O9, ,632 43
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF RIcMLAND SIS.
:. l., A. G. Brcnizer, Cashier OF the Central
National Bank OF Columbia, do so.emnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best OF my knowledge and belief
A. q. BRENIZER, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this
2Sth June, 1873 C.N.G. BUTT.
Notary Public.
CoEREcr- Affect: JOHN B. PALMER,
W. g. SWAFFIELD,
Il. L. BRYAN,
Jnnc % Directors.
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ANNUAL COMMEWDRMENT.

ANNUAL COMMENpEMENT,
SAoA OF the Ursuline x.1ii.i,,i,;SsAA ii.ii,,it,;SA =
SSf& In titutt-- Vale Cru. a
NS foie-ne Coiumbfa, fE&YT3
SA Ntwill take place, D. " on
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 2,-at8A p. M,
CONCERT MUSIC.
Entrance March. three pianos-Gounod.
Retour du Printemps-solo. three pianos
NoellinR.
Beautiful. Leavcs-vo: :ai trio-Harp, az
ranged by Fowls.
Thou Shalt Love the Lord Thy God vocal
trio-Costa.
Le Ruisseau-solo. three pianos-W Wollen-
haupt.
philomslen Waltzos-duett, three pianos-
Strauss.
LIE Reve dune Mere-vocal trio-arrapged
by Convent.
Sans Soaci-solo, three pianos-Ascher
Fall OF SebsstOpol-six guitars-WorrsH
The Harp that Once Thro Tara's Halls
vocal trio-Harp. arranged by iowle
II lTroyatore-duett, three pianos-Yerdi.
Ii aCescade-harp s,lo-Oberthur
IPcscatori-vocal duett-Gabns.i
Nocturne-solo. three pianos-Dohler
q Gioriosa Domino vocal quartette-Lam-
biiotte.
Parents o: the pupils aud friends o! the In
stItuto are re-Pertiully invited to attend.
June ~ q
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PBULIo LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY Tie
drawing of this enterprise commences or
July 8, and we are informed that tickets
can be procured here, OF Mr.. D. Gam
brill, up to the 30th June-but not after
that date.
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OBITUARY.

Died, al midnight, August 10, 1873, NRs.
Lrcr CATHARlSR llnEA, wilc OF DR.. John H..
Rlca, of Flntwoods. The deceased was the
daughter Of Jesse and Matilda @. Shaver,
and was, at tile time Of her death, 30 years,
0 months and 10 days old, Amer an illness
ofnearly five weeks, athGr beautiful country
cottage home, in the Flatwoods, surrounded
by her friends, she hid Ills world NdiCu. She
bore her severe Affections with mcekncss and
christian fortitude, and died In peace, having,
under the influence Of M early religious
training, sought and found Jesus, the pearl
Of great price. Previous to her death she
called her brother s and sisters, parents and
friends to her bedside and bid each an alice
Tomato farewell, exacting promise from oil
10 meet her Ia Heaven. To comment OH the
life and character ofMrs. Lucy Rhen, Is Nm
necessary. All who know her know that
shG lived an exemplary christian life, and
was loved by all. She leaves to mourn her
loss father, mother, husband, three brothers
and three sisters, besides great multitude Of
other more distant relatives and friends.
Yet they mourn not rs those who have no
hope, for in the resurrection morn, those
who live 40 Lucy lived will meet her again
beyond the cold Jordan Of death. To the
parents Of tho dcCeased-may tho father Of
mercy support you and pour into your bos-
oms tho rich consultations Of his Gracc, In
this your hour oil trouble. To your surviv-
Ing children GndeavUr TO show religion insa
cheering light-the hopes and promises II
sets before them, tho patience and rCSigua-
ton which It inspires under affection, the
peace and serenity which II spreads around
is, the Joyful assurance with which It gilds
even tic night Of death. May God bless the
husband, aud breathe into Ills bosom peace
and cheerful resignation.
nwhcn through the deep waters | call thee
Tic rivers ofwoe shall moi ttec overflow ;
For | will be with thee thy troubles to bless,
And sauetify to thee thy deepest distress"
Well might this bercit husband say ofhis
wife, In the beautiful language Of tho poet
"Dcarcr than all things else thou art,
Light of my home, Joy ofmy heart,
Sweet partner ofmy life,
Thou Rrt Of me The 10 tier part,
N. n. sQutREs.
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obituary.

Dip, on the 18th Of August, 1878,
in this county, RICHARD P. CAMDEN.
Jk, infant aud only son Of Richard
P. and Flora Camden.
The deceased was born on tho 10th
Of February, 1873, and died on tho
2sth Of August following, and was
therefore Q months and u days old.
Death is always solemn aud affect.
ing, but in this case it is dOubly SO
The fonaest hopes and warmest aifec-
lions Of tho most doing Of parents
have, by this sad and melancholy
event, been sorciy stricken down and
crushed. This tender babe had cen.
tered upon It q parental care for its fa.
turo welfare, which was ever watch.
ful and full Of hope; aud that would
willingly have given oil earthly
goods 10 have saved its life, These
strange and mysterious yisitations Of
Providence are beyond human ken
and while this Is 80, We must conSolS
ourselves with the belief that they arc
all for q wise and Just purpose, in car
rying on. tho great plan Of tho or'a'
Tor q all good.
To these crushed aud almost bro
kOu.hoarted parents We commend, as
balm for all their sorrows, the word
Of Him WHO spaka as never man spakt
%."Sulfer little children to come untt
me, and forbid them DOT, for of sucl
10 the kingdom Of Heaven" .
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FARM AND CROPS FOR SALE.

TWILL OFFER FOR SALE, at my rosi.
i deuce, on Oil Greek, Lewis county, on
Friday, September II, 1878,
my Farm, Crops, Horses, CATTLE and Hogs,
and my household and kitchen furniture,
farming utensils, &c. have
200 Acres Of Land,
lying on the head Of OIL Greek, fourteen
miles above Weston about 100 acres Of
which arc under fenca-..35 in grass or sod,
and under good cultivation. II Is well wa.
tercd, and has upon 1t an orchard, dwelling
and out-houses. Sale to commence at 10
= clock A. N. Terms made known on day
~ sale. WM. WHITE.
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Tho Western Virginia Conference g
the Methodist Church South, meets at
Ashland, Kentucky, flour miles from
the State line, on the Ohio river,) on
the 17th of September Bishop Z. NJ.
Marvin presiding.
Tue Mineral county County Court
has passed an ordinance to enforce the
"heg law" over tho whole county, re-
straining hogs from running at largs
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West Virginia.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county Oh the last
Monday in August, 1873.
Il. 7. Camden, Surviv-
ing partner Of Wccdcn
Huffman and Il. =.
Camden, partners do
ing business under
tho firm name and
style Of "lluiEmun Il In clanccry.
Camden" who were as.
signcOs of George L.
Roberts, plaintiff,
vs..
William MOcks, WIN II.
Nlccks and others, def'ts.
The Object .ot this suit Is 10 sulicct two
tracts Of lani, Lying on Abrams iiun, In
Lewis county, Hest Virginia, ono contain.
Ing 1904 acres, and the other % acres, the
property Of defendant William Meeks. 10 sale,
in order to satisfy tho iCnOra jddginei oil.
tanned by the plaintiff IN the Circuit COur,
Of Lewis county on the 10Th day Of March,
1860, against defendants William Meek s and
William H.. Mecks, with interest thereon
from the 26tlI day Of May, 1852, till tic 2CtlI
ofJuly, 1856, aud from Tho lad, Of October,
1850, ull paid, and $40 So cents, costs and
SlGo and Is centS damages for rctarding, &c.,
and also the lien Of decree for costs, dc.
creed upon the dissolution Of an injunction
obtained In the said Court By defendants
William and William II. Mceks, to said
Judgment, which costsamoun,Cd 70 Sls 40 /
said Judgment is subject to credit Of
500 Oh cents, pnid some time In the month
OF July, 1866, also 10 n credit OF Sa2 10,
paid sth April 1867, and In the event Thai
said two tracts Of land shall not sell for n
sulncient sum Of money 10 pay Oft and salts.
said Judgment, decree, damages and costs,
then to declare tract Of land of 2GO ncrcs,
lying on said Abrams Run, sold and con
veyed by William Mecks and Matilda, his
wife, by deed dated LIST Of April, 1870, 10 dc.
PENDANT II. II RlttenhousC, 10 10 subject Ia
lne ''en o. Tue plaintiffs judgment aud de.
eteS, anu 70 stll the same In order 10 pay OF
and satisfy said judgment and decree.
anu u appearing by affidavit filed that liz
defendants William II McCks and George Il
HeOcr,s are non-icsidCgtS Of the State .
Mest virginia. and they not appearing, I
Is ordered that they do appear hero wIihii
one month after the date Of the first publlca
!loh OF ltlis order and do Whit Is ncccssary
wP'o'cct thclr Interests In this suit.
TeSto;
W. II. BYRNE, Clerk.
W. @, Bennett, p. q.
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Ry- R,e HAlL.-lt is stated to US
that the most fearful hail.storln on
record visited tho neighbOrhood Of tho
upper Sand Fork, in this county, and
Lumterport, ia Braxton county, last
week, Hail.stones of enormous size,
some Of them weighing two or three
pounds, fell thickly, iuaicting great
damage to crops and stock, Full
particulars ncxt week,
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PJ- Dr.. GEoRuE y. MoRRls, Dent
list, will be in Weston on the 10th Of
October, and remain u days.

Iy AcclDENr.-A fliend from
Jane Lew informs US that a serious
accident befcl u son Of Mr.. s. b. Wag.
goncr, of that District. few days
ago. BY some means tue young man
got bis arm ia threshing mHchiue,
and before tho horses could BIO stopped
tho limb was torn from his body. Al
las. accounts ho was doing as we'll as
could bs expected.
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NOTICE

rs IlEREBY!GiyEN, to all those who arc
i indebted TO mo for Board or otherwise,
lhatif ibclr accounts arc not settled by The
10Th OF September ! shall publish their
names aud tie amounts they owe mC,
o II. R. SilCOtt,
GLESyILtE, Aug 2s.gS
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MARRIED.

On the 2lst ult., at the rcsidepcc of the
BRIDES father, by Rev. J. PullIn, Mr. J. X.
y. Cougar, of Webster county, 10 Miss
Naomi RSxroad, Of UpShur county.
Buekhnnnon Delta please COPY.
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Al Rules held IN the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Randolph county, on the
LIST Monday IN September, 1873.
Andrew j. Wilson, /
Henrietta II. Wilson,
Martha b. Wilson, Al
len H, DOvtiCk aud
Lucinda Dovrick, his
wife, compliments,
VS..
Martin II Harper. Nan.
No Bland, bliles Bland,
Amos Bland, George
w. Bland, james B. In Chan Gerry.
Bland, William Bland,
John Bland, Frank
Bland, Andrew ].
Simpson, and May
Simpson, his wife, John
W. Dolly and Lucinda
]. Dolly, his wife, JOha
j. Malcolm, Robert Bod.
kin, William Wilson 4
Geo. II. Damron, d'fts.
The object Of this suit Is io'set aside deed
executed by Robert Bodkin to George II,
DamrOn, dated the 10th day ofJanunry,
1874, for four hundred acres Of land in Ran
dolph county, and all other conveyances
desired and through said convcyances. And
1t appearing by affidavit fled in this cause
that tho defendants Miles ibland, Amos
Bland, George W. Bland, James W. Bland,
John Malcolm, Robert Bodkin and George
Il. Damron arc not inllabitAn Is Of this State,
Il Is ordered that they do appear here in one
month after duo publication of this order
aud do what Is necessary 10 protect their
interest In this suit. TestG:
LELAND KITTLE, Clerk.
David Golf, P. q.
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West Virginia.
AT Rules held In the Clerks cNire Of the
Circuit Court OF Webster county, on tho
FIRST Monday in September, 1879.
II. A. Arthur ct. al,
plaintiff,
vs.. In Chancery.
Duncan Mclaughlin,
Ot al, defendants.
The object Of this suit IL to have decree
Of partition among those entitled thereto, Of
a iract Of 900 RCrts Of land, patented TO
Matthew Hines and Joseph FFiOnd, lying on
FIX River, In Webster county, known as
the Ant Survey. And II appealing by aiIi-
Aavll filed that defendant Duncan hicLaugh-
lin y not resident Of Tho State Of West
Virginia, and DO not appearing, Il Is ordered
that 10 do appear here within ono month
q ter the date oftho first publication hereof
and do what IL necessary 10 protect bis in-
icrCst In this suit. TCslc;
BIC. CONRAD, Clerk.
@. II. Morrison, P. q.
'sepSit
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE HOUSES AND
LOTS IN THE TOWN
OF WESTON.

R. p Camden, pl'ff, J, o.,
vs.. In Chancery.
W. II. Patterson, art,
In pursuance Of q decree rendered in the
above named cause by tie County Court Of
Lewis county, nj the August term thereof,
1873, tho undertlgncd Commissioner mp
pointed for the purpose, will, on the first
day Of the October term 1873, of ih' County
Court Of Lewis county, proceed, at the front
door OF the Court llousc OF said county, TO
sell at public auction, 10 :he highest bidder,
a House and Lot No. Is, OIL the east side Of
Main Street, in the town Of Weston. And
In the event that said House and Lot No. IS
shall not sell for a sufficient sum TO nay OF
the several sums OF money dccrced by said
decree, then tho Said Commissioner will, nj
the same time and place, and upon the same
terms, proceed TO sell House and Lot No.
10, on the cast side Of Main Street, la said
town, adjoining said Lot No. 10.
TERMS OF SALE:
Said Houses and Lots will he sold upon n
credit OF siI, twelve and eighteen months,
the purchasers thereof giving bond with
good personal security for the payment OF
the purchase money.
W. g. BENNETT, Commissioner.
Sept s At
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MONEY WANTED.

All parties knowing themselves indebted
to the undersigned will please call and settle
without delay, as am DESTROYS ofsQuNring
my books. tshall feel Obliged IL all inter-
CstCd will take due notice, without further
warning. MRS. N. 4. VARNEY.
Weston, August 10, 1919
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

To ALmm RoilreH, Esq.
TAKE NOTICE, That on the 2?d day OF
scpteRbct | will, In the Clerks Office Of tile
County Court Of lwebstcr county, between
thc hours Of 10 and u o'clock Of that day,
proceed 10 take the deposltiOhs o. James
WoodEell and others, to be read 10 asnl!
now pending and Undetermined, wherein
am plaintiff and you are delcndanLNt which
time and place you may attend lty0a 'h'nk
"''''' PHI. CoGAR.
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REMOVAL.
WILLIAM j. DAUGHERTY
HAS REMOVED
HIS TIN SH or

to the premises formerly occupied by Jacob
Stern, at the upper end Of Main street. or
positc MinniCl's establishment aud one
door above halG's new brick block, where
he will be glad to see all his old customers
and plenty of new ones.
lie will keep constantly on hand all kinds
Of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron, Copper aud
Brass Kettles, Stoves, and every kind Of
TlN-WARE, FRUGT.CANS, &C.,
Wholesale or Retail. Ills assortment Is Mt
all times full and cemplete-his work Of the
most durable claracter-and his prices very
low. Give him a call.
Ea~ Particular attention paid TO Jon
WoRE Of all kinds. aug4-om
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Eg CouRr PRocEDDlSos.- Circuit
Court for this county convened on the
LIST inst, Judge Branuon presiding
Mr.. Byrno has kindly furnished US
with the following synopsis of thc pro.
ceediags, up to Thursday evening,
tho 4th inst.
Indictments for misdemeanors were
found against Sprigg Corlcy, Nicholas
Robrbough. ] acOb @. Alkire, Fannie
Frazier, Frank Fornoy, GrcCnbury
Spaur, Henry F. Fisher, Michael
Fitzpatrick aud Perry Williams.
Ia tho case Of the State VS. Elihu
Bush. charged with stabbing, the jury
returned verdict that the prisoner
should be confined in the county jail
for tho term Of six months, aud pay a
fine Of sos.
In tho case Of the State VS.. - Glib.
con, charged with disturbing religious
worship, the jury returned a verdict
efuot guilty.
In tho case Of the State vs.. Mrs,
Murray, charged with illegal retailing
ofliquors. the indictment was quashcd
Tie case Of The State VS.. James
Butcher, charged with an attempt 10
shoot, was continued.
Peter Williams, Robert Bush, AL.
leu Snow, Lafayette Spaur and Arch.
ibald Bush, who had been indicted for
assault and battery, confessed judg-
meat for 81 fine and costs each.
Law cascs disposed Of, IL.
Chancery cascs-dccroes, IL; dis
missions 90.
Patrick Lydcn, a native Of ireland,
aud James Ashworth, native Of
Eugland. were admitted as citizens of
the United States.
W. i. Stevenson, Thomas ]. Ar.
mold aud j. N. Bennett qualified to
practice in this court.
It is thought that court will adjourn
Tomorrow, Tuesday.
90
Eg OK THE CORNERS, No. 8.-Mr.
Editor: II one lies down with dogs, hc
will arise with fOas; II you notice a
vagaboud be will call for aims; to
quote tho sayings Of a backyard
classes you with bIackgunrds; a hire.
ling To do dirty work iubsists on tho
garbage Ct a kitchen. Let this suffice
for your correspondent Of last week.
Morality is a virtue to DO cherished.
aud my jottiugs arc solely to foster
this jewel / care not for the spleen
Of the vile The better class, who
have souls that eau feel, many Of
whom have families to rear, to them ]
appeal. Should not our community
DO disenthralled from the vile and cor.
rupting influences that surround usi
Fond parent, that boy Of yours; you
regret that he is a boy; and why?
Simply because the purlieus ofvico
may cngulf him Good citizens, you
have a great work to do-will you
do Il? You want it done, yet you
hesitate to act. You have children /;
and your action and example will do
much toward lcssoning tho bitter tears
Of remorse, that may DO called to tho
eye when dimmed BY tho weight Of
years. I can SEQ no reason why our
beautiful village should DO under the
rule Of vice and corruption, Our Sab.
baths are desscratsd, our streets aro
too often scenes Of debauchory, law is
setat defiance, and in short, to do
good or counsel good is to be rovilod.
This is sad picture, but is it not
true? RAMBLER.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-08

MAS0NlC.-Stated communication Of
wi. the Weston Lodge No. 10, An aud
a. H., will be held o. the Fist and Third
Mondays of every mouth,
GEORGE ROSS, WIN.
J.W. WorEispIs, Sec.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-08

7. Il. EDM,sroS.
, 1873-07-16
ETEN DOMM MEM

No. 10 Compagnigade heri Byen,
hyori cr gjort Udlgg for Skattere-
stancer for 1871, og hviIken Eiendom
efter Skattelisten tllh0rer G. f.. &
II. VI. Benton.
Auctionernc afhoIdes her paa Auc-
tions Contoiret som f9lger:
lst Auction Torsdagen den l4de
August 1873,
eden Auction T~orsdagen den 28de
August 1873,
3die Auction Torsdagen den lite
September 1873,
allie ON Formiddagen III. II sIet.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir
den I4de JUL 1878.
II. A. JURS.
, 1873-07-16

Begjering at Fogden !
e Christiansted if0lge Ordre fra
Gouverncmentet vii bIiye afholdt
3 offentlige A%uctioner i Overecnstem-
meIse med PIacat 22de April 1917,
OVpr