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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22

The oldest church in Philadelphia is The
Gloria Del, which was erected in 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22

A rude dry goods salesman acts as q
counter irritant.
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NEW ORLEANS PURCHASING
BUREAU
o. '''''.........Cahal Streee...............9
SHOPPING

SHOPPING
Ofevery description for Ladies' and Dealers Oh Of.
ders from Louisiana and the Southern States.
Constant familiarity with the market and best
houses insures great saving to custonera
CIRCULARS and SAMPLES SENT FREE 20
MRS. II. MOGRIDGE.
ap1ly2b
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The above statement IL a correct traBscrint from
.ne uooks " ne Ssw Orleans Mutual Insurance
asesciatio1s 7. CAvAROC, President.
e. LANAUX, Secretary
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
sworn to and subscribed before me- this tenth
day Of October. i8:3 G.LEGARDEUR JR -
Notary Public.
a. the regular meeting of the Board of Directors
heio on the ninth instant, 1t was
Resolved In conformity with Article VII of the
cnarter to collect Immediately the full amount of
earned premiums due by stockholders for the third
quarter of 1873 ~
And at the same meeting the following rssolu-
ton was furthermore adopted:
WHEREAS, The existing financial crisis has depre-
ciated securities OF all kinds; be it
Resolved, That a general meeting Of the stock.
holders OF this association be and is here by con-
vened to be held at its Office No. lO2 Canal street
on MONDAY, the tenth of November next. IS73
from 10 A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ, to vote upon the expe
dency of reducing its capital.
r, c. CAvAROC. President
q. LANAUX, Secretary oclI In,
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
Omce Corner of Camp and Canal stre.,.

Omce Corner of Camp and Canal Stream.
Capital ....... s.oo nm n,
Assets December 81, 1872. .......,.. -ss osI ~
1nsures Fire, Marine and River Risks. DIVIDING
The profits separately on each department tn tho
insured.
For the accommodation Of its Customers. thu
company Will make marine Losses payable ia
London. 49,
j. W. HIScKs, Secretary. 90 ''e''o0h!'
Directors,
George Ursuhart, .JbHM p.ro ID. r-.3
g. z. T. Dugazon, -. Pian;x T.n
9. W. Babcock' Anr pe; fyS.s.ssa'
A. Schneider p Sh?tge se'4
Charles LATTE. J. Tpvss p1a ..,.r.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF TAl
LeuisiahA National Bank sf Rev Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, u THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
~ tho Close Of Business,
FRIDAY. sEPTEMBER 10, 1879.
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TIC sbove stAtement 10 . true and oor,s.t ..
script from the books Of the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Prss,a,,.
]. P. Row, Secretary. i- AH 80
Parish Of Orleans, city Of New Or
sworn TO and subscribed before me tbi. -.
fifth day of March 1873.
P. CHARLES CUvHILnp
Notary Public, No. l40 Gravisr 49,
The>Eoard Of Trustees have resolved n -,
PEE CENT interest on the outstanding ee,s.c.I
OF scrip on and after MONDAY, May u, lsn m
scrip to he then converted into capital nsek .
per amended charter Of the company,
CHARLES BRIGGS, President la
ANT. CARRIERE. Vice PreCas,k
J. ?. Roux, Secretary. =.
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INC above statement 10 q just; true and correct
transcript from the books of the company.
PAUL FOURCHY, President
CIV. Sorr. Secretary
49, STATE OF LOuIslAFA,S
Parish Of Orleans, city of New Orleans. J
s"orn to and subscribed before me the ninth dsy
0i s9he, 1873. P. CHARLES CUvELLIER,
Notary Public
Al meeting Of the Board of Directors held On
the ninth day of June 1873 it was resolved to d.
clare a CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT
On tne net earned participating premiums for the
year ending May 81, 1873 payable on third Mendzy
IN July next.
Also to pay to the stockholders, on demand
terest at the rate of ten per cent per anrrum :.
DIRECTORS
?. Maspero. David McCosrs
:; T. hen L. =. Generes q
n. rug, P. Fourchy
n ~n1 j. J. Fernandez
Charles La6tte. ir,,,
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A FEAST or MUSIC.
The state Convention Of
Brass Bands TO be held
ut Weston.

Mossrs. John Todd and Jacob At
Gibson, delegates, from the Weston
Band, returned last Wednesday from
the preliminary Convention held a
Grafton the day previous, to decide
upon the time aud place for holding
the State Convention. Grafton was
the most powerful opponent we had,
bu! finally Weston prevailed, aud it
was ordered that thu Convention be
held at this place, on the 2ud aud 3rd
Of September, 1873.
This event will DO one Of the
grandest our people will ever have nn
opportunity to witness. Nearly 2UO
performers will DO present (perhaps
more than that number) aud arrange
men,s will be made so that all the
Bands will render some popular airs
together One eau scarcely imagine
the effect Of that humber Of musicians,
al playing tue sane air A pro.
grumme will also BE- urrauged for les.
ser numbers to perform together; aud
to en,iso occurrence will be 30 un-
prGoedcn.sd IN this section Of country.
as to make it TIE event Of the year.
Wo understand, also, that it will par.
take Of the nature Of Brass Band
Conlcst-prizes being offered aud
competed for.
1t is not necessary foe US to say
that our people will consider il u
pleasant duty to receive these gentle.
men with the hospitality for which
our town is noted aud We arc sure
that all attentions bestowed upon
them will be richly repaid by the
feas, Of music with which they will
favor US.
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Ey STRUCK NJ LronrSrso.-Du.
ring the storm on the night of the 9th
inst, tue lightning struck. the light.
ming rod on the spiro of the centre
building of the Asylum. The charge
was too great for the conducting power
Of the rod, aud it was melted in sevO.
raj places. aud parts oft thrown to a
Consi cradle distance. The lightning
divided, aud passed down each sido Of
the cupnlo, tearing splinters from it
aud melting holes IN the tin roofing
1t then passed along the roof to each
corner Of the building, where the tin
joins the rock. Here on one side It
separated the roof entirely FROM the
rock work. curling up aud di.Tlacing
the tin connection Where the Eight.
ming rod terminated in the ground an
inch round hole was formed. Indica-
tions OF its freaks could be seen in
various parts Of the tin on the different
buildings Fortunately no one was
hurt, bu, many we're alarmed, and tho
pntients were uOrc than usually noisy
during the night.
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Time oiHoIdlns Courts

LEwn-Circmt COmt-on tue Isl
day of March aud LIST dqy Of SePtcm'
ber.-COanty Cour-on the LIST Mon'
day in February, April, June. Au'
gust, October and December.
BRAxroS-Cireul Count On the
18th Of March aud 18th of August. =
County C5wt-0n the Alb Tuesday ia
January. March, May, july, S0ptem'
bcr aud November.
GlLMER-Circmt Court-0n the
1lth day of March aud llth Of Sep.
lembsr.-County COm-0n the Cd
Monday in February, April, June,
August, October aud December.
UPsauR-Circait Couri-0n the
a2ud Of March and 92d Of November.
County Court -0a the % Moniuy
in February, April, June, August,
October and December.
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w A HANDSOME GlFr.-Dr.
Camden received on Monday last Il
box Of books, pictures, periodicals,
&C., as a present for tho use Of the
patients from John s. Pierson, Esq,
Of New York This is the second DO
nation from Mr. Pierson, and allhO'
he donates silently aud without Ostcn.
tAtioh, the heart that prompts such
philanthropy will ever live. Mr.
PiersOn gives freely to every institu.
ton for tho iusane ia the country, a.
will be seen by their reports. May
his life be spared to gladden. the
hearts Of those poor unfortunales for
whom lie shows 50 much interest.
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ETA CASE OF MAiMlSo.-Mr.
Editor: A couple Of male swine met
CD Main Street few days ago, and
after little pOrcine gruuting, which
l a. first supposed to be friendly
greeting, went into each others nifec
tions hugely. After few rounds.
one event fer" tho others hearing
apparatus with such vim and success
that ono car disappeared instuntcr.
This case clearly comes under the
laws 10 such cases made and provided.
and will doubtless be attended to. But
It will be gratifying to those who
mourn tue departed car to know that
as soon n. his hogslip found that he
had lost part Of his hearing. 1t raised
his fighting pluck, and III less than
shortly bis antagonist was seen flying.
with bis latter appenlugc sticking out
like a-pis'S tail utterly demornlized.
GENTLE.
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Esr TnE APPOINTING PowER.-Ws
make no apology for the umoant Of
space given this week to the discussiOn
of this question. 1t is one Of general
interest; aud it is a point upon which
every Que should be posted. before he
attempts to talk about it. We give
both sides Of the questiOn-us ably as
we can on our side; aud We know the
Governor has no more able advocate
than Nlr. Arnold. lfsome Of our op.
ponents would be equally fair, thi.
quarrel could be handled With genlil.
ity-without the bitter feelings that
We had hoped had passed away with
disfranellisCment and registration.
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g A Wan RELIC. In digging
near bis new house III this place, on
Thursday last, Mr.. John G jackson
came across FIVE breecli.loading rifles,
in good state Of preservation. They
had been taken apart, covered with
grease, wrapped up in sacks, and
buried about two feet under the
ground. They had evidently rested
there many years, but how they came
there, and who placed them where
ttcy were found, Is a mystery. 1t is
supposed, however, that i! was an &C.
currenee Of tue war.
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EJ DALrlNORB OArrLr MARKRrs -
--LATEST REpoRT. Came.-1'ho receipts
for the week amount to 1901, against
1,l5O lost wssk, Market opened slow.
and dull at about / decline on last
weeks piiecs, tic quality Of cattle was
better than last week. causing tile OK
trsme range Of prices to DO from Al ia
q, and few very extra shade higher.
Most sales Of butcher caltls were madc
from 81 to u. About "a load, were
shipped to Washington aud East
Hogs.-T'h6 number on mnrke,
amounted to $500 head, agairsi I 90
last week. Sales Of corn.fed from n
to s l.S net SO go to SO 90 gross
stilIsts from ] l.2 to I 6.s net, 50 to
50 10 gross
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UTETrIRGiMA UNIVERSITY
" -ls7lu.IS72 -


Tie last Catalogue eli ws an attendance
III Students ut this Institution. FIVE dis
tluct DHpnttments Of Instruction, with fol
corps Of competent Professors.
The Ancient aud Modern Languages /;
Mathematics, putcnd applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
Tie Sciences BE-, &c., carefully and thor.
oughly tau hts Practical Chemistry and
Physies, illustrated by appropriate npparai.
uI. Special advantages Tor tie study Of Us-
ulOgy.
a good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
Nineralogy, Geology and ConehoIogy; toll
geiher with many specimens in other depart.
meats Of Natural History. Fine BuildincS
beautiful and healthy location, gNod soei ;, 2,
Fall Term begins Sept. q. Winter, De-
eember s. Spring, March ~. Commence
1, Iuna 80.
oarding from 81 to IS pet week.
uiiion, from SiI to Sgi per year.
further particulars, inquire VI
ALIEN .uARTlN, President,
N0rsdulown, WA.
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H- PERsoSAL.-Julge Edmis.on
and daughter returned home from
California on tue 9th inst. The Judge
looks betteri and his general health is
somewhat improved. Both father aud
daughter, however, think that "Therc
Is no place ike home"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-19

Ey APPOINTED. MIR. A. j. Wood,
tho Mayor elsct having refused to
qualify, the Council has appointed Mr.
Allen Simpson to Gil the vacancy.
And now let eyil.docrs beware; for the
new incumbent will have no compass
sion upon those WHO do what they
hadn't orter.'
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ES' AssAuLr.-A rumor is cur
rent in town that on Thursday last
DE- Hall, Of Jane Lew, was seriously
injured by being struck in the head
with a rock by Mr.. j. n. Eagle
We are not posted as to tue origin oil
The difficulty.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-19
WESTON 81 ARBLEWORKs.
Something New in lewis,
"pATRoNlzE noMEINDUsTRY"

The undersigned has opened a Stone
and Marble Yard in Weston, where no
will manufacture Stone or Marble
Head and Tombstones, Monuments,
FoOt.stonrs, &C., on the most rcasona-
Llu tcsms. | harn made arrangements
to secure quantity Ofharl aud last.
ing Rock for these purposes, which
will be equally as durable as Marble,
lO,k ucolt us we'll and cost a great deal
less. | shall also make llearthstOncs,
Mantle Pieces, GtindslonOs, &c, for
the manufacture Of which | will crecta
saw mill for cutting sicuc. shall
shortly gothrough the county soliciting
orders. A trial Of my wOrE is res.
pectrully solicited,
ca Plans and specifications for any
description Of Building furnished at
reasonable rates. W. j. Kl'fSON.
Weston, October 81, 1872.
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NOTICE TO CONTRA oroRs.

oEALED PROPOSALS will he received
y until ths 3h VI June, 1918, i1r the
whole or separate contracts Tor building Il
CilUR u, or th, Methodist Episcopal euh-
greRatirn fWs,lon. Plans aud spcclIicA.
lionsc n be seslat W j. RitsOn's shop, 10
said town Til, Board reserves the righ,
10 T. ice, any or all bids. lildi wi be le-
osl,ed b. REV. J. 7. MtCAR rHEY,
q. ~ ROllRloUG ],
WEsroN, ". w., May II, it79.
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TT 0BlruARY.-SlE. albert j,
MARsu, sou Of Rev. George [. Marsh,
of Big skin Creek, departed this life
on the 9Th inst, aged 90 years. The
deceased had patiently suffered for a
long time, and when tue end came be
was ready. lie was checred through
his illness by tue faithful attentions Of
loving parents and friends, who arc
but waiting the call to join him "oyCr
tho river" w.
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RI TnERE is a letter in the Yves.
ton pOst.Olicc addressed to "Mr. Juck.
son" and nObody claims it. Although
We have plenty Of JacksOus hcreabouts,
II seems that none Of them aspire to the
uppollatiOn Of "Aistor::"
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
To join o. CmhiaghanI aud Thomas

NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
To d,ta o. CnhiggimI aud Thomas
G.. Putnam.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 9th
day Of June, 1879, between the hours Of 0
O'Clock A n. and 4 p. w., on that dav, at
ms o1lcc, No. II. Commerce ST., ia the city
of baltimore aud State Of Maryland, Will
proceed to take the deposition Of nyselfAnd
others. Also on the 23d ay Of June, 1873,
at the clerks Office Of tue Circuit Court Of
the county Of Dnixton and State Of West
Va. between the iamO hours 10 A N and 4
o'clock, PM will proceed to take the
dispositions Of Norman D. Sqaires and 9TH
ers, to he read us evidence 10 suit now
pending 10 the circuit court OF the said
county Of llmIton, on the, cliincery side
thereof, wherein am plaintiff aud you are
the defendants. And iffrom any cause the
taking VI said dePoJillonsare not commenced
OF II commenced are not concluded on the
days mentioned in this notice, at either place
herein set out the taking Of the same will
be continued from day 10 day until tie
same are completed.
THIS 9th day Of May, 1873.
WILLIAM BAYNI,
By bis atty.
Frame, Fleming B Bennett, Pl'rsaity.
may l2.4t
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f,ss5zfMtS52a2sax.
Eg Mn. FLENlSo and bride re-
turned home last week.

E9- ME.MERlsN.-A Dr.. Henry has
beln lscturiug to crowded houses in the
Town Hall for tho past few evenings,
on the subjects Of PsycOlogy aud Clair.
yOyance. lie will remain a Few days
longer.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To THE CREDITORS or JARED 4.
i NULL, deceased lin pursuance or a
decree Of The circuit {, urt uf the couhty Of
Lewis, made In d cause therein pcndihq, 10
subject tue real estate Ut the said Jared A,
Hull to the payment Of his debts, you IRE
required 10 present your claims against III,
said Jared a. Hull fjr adjudication 10 G.. j
Butcher, commissioner, at bic Office in ihi
said county on or before the lsi d ny OF luly
1873. Witncli W. II. llyrne, rlCrl
Of said court, this l9lli day oil MAY, 1873.
W. Il. RYRN f, Clerk.
May lo'sN H. Brlnuo NJ =. q.
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FLOODED CATTLE AND SHEEP.

A " weoDFORD is now agent for the
"A. sale OF Fine plo0dsd Sheep, Imported
direct rom Canada. Also, imported Catlll
rpurc blood. PeHons wishing 10 purchase
any Ortho above described stock, will call
on the undersigned, OF Parker u. Goodman
L Bro, Of Jane Lew. James Lynch OF
Harrison county, will sell onS buel. lamb
for $50, or a pair for 500.
june 10 a. ". WooDFORD,
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s5- All.pet,ons hariug claim,
against the county shuald Gle them
with the Clerk Of the @ unity Court be.
fore tho LIST Of June. inlorder that they
msy be properly listed for the levy
Court, which meets on the LIST Monday
in June.
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HOME INSURANCE co
OF
Columbus, Ohio
CASH CAPITAL, 100000 90
CASH ASSETS G3S,4i7 "a

The gradual ihtrraso OF strength Of the
i1Ome makes It's Policies better at Expiration
than when nrsi Issued. THIS gradual In
crease Is guaranteed by It's plan of business;
none but First-Clasg Risks are written at
paying rates.
The Home pay, for Live Stock when iu-
sured aud killed Ey Lightning, without ref
erOnce to tile place where killed. II pays
damage by LlghiRlngto Buildings, whether
burned or not.
Farmers find the Company TO be just tue
one they want.
Merchants get Ito best of Security in It's
Policies.
Eorr.-This company hn. fulfilled all Tie
requirements Of the Insurance Law Of this
State.
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no IRON OR LEAD PIPE, LOG
OR TUBING USED. WHICH
ALWAYS AFFECTS THE
TASTE OF WATER.

The Bucket is so arranged that by
means Of valve, /, fills and dischar.
ges, as required, at the bottom, thus
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IFed Virginia:
At rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
County COurt Of tiiImcr county on tho first
Monday Ia Nay, 1873.
Timothy TharP
others.
The object Of this suit Is TO enforce ven.
doris lien tor the sum Of 500, with interest
thereon from the OH day Of October, 1863,
subject to a credit OF 50, as Of the 2slh day
Of October, 1910 againsta tract Of "a Rcrvs
of land lying on the waters Of Gtass Run,
10 the county Of Lilner, sold and eOnreyel
by plaintiff aud defendant Iulin II. Bush 10
defendant Harriet llilenin aud SImus /
llilemAn, III the lifetime Of said Samuel
llilemin, aud to subject said land TO sale In
satisfaction ofnid lieu
And Il appearing by affidavit filed 10 this
cause that tile defendants James II. Denoss
and tue unknown heirs oi lldrri.tt S De-
mUsi, deceased, arc not residents Of this
State, and iliyy not appearing. It Is ordered
that they do appear here within one month
after the date Of The first publication OF thi 8
order aud do what may be necessary 10
protect their interest III this suit.
Tesic: HARRISON CAIN, Clerk.
Fleming 4 Bennett, sol'rs for pl'T.
nayl2.lt
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A1 DRA&rOS ITEMS -hlr. Editor
Thinking II word from tho cUunty.srat
Of Braxton might DO of interest to
some Of your many readers, si,
down to write sou. | have been SO.
journiug for few days at the hospila.
BILE hotel kept by Norman y. Squires,
and found it to be all that | could de-
sire. Mr.. S. is blessed with a kind
and interesting family, whose hands
arc ever open to deeds Of charity. 1T
has been said that Sutton was no bet.
ter than Sodom Of old but assure
you the report is false. The morals
Of Sutton will cumpare very favoratly
with those Of Weston or any Of the
neighbonng towns Mr.. T. J. Berry
and lady are conflicting quite an in.
tsresting school IN the Court House in
this place-also sabbath school Of
deep interest The day school has an
average of 50 scholars. Mr.. Berry i,
Sup erintsndent of Schools for the
county. lie is eminrntly worthy Of
the confidence Of the eople.--An.
drew Mccoy, Of FlutwOods. departed
this life on the 9Th lust, Of consump.
ton. TRAyELgR.
SurrOS, Mayo.
Mr.. Editor:-What say you to a
word as to Farmers and their Pros.
poets In the County Of BraxtOn -
Wheat lnOks well, considering the Sc.
we're winter, aud much better than at
this time last year. Oats DO not look
SO well as they might, owing to tho
late spring. A few warm shoNers,
however, will bring them out all o
K. We arc over bead and ears IN
corn planting. aud the prospect now |.
that IVES Heater, who superintend,
the Wash Berry farm, will get ahead
Of all his competitors. Tue prospect
for all kinds Of fruit is very good. A
large amount Of tobacco will be plaut-
cd in this ncighbOrhOod this spring
We have all suffered moro OF less loss
from the many diseases that have been
so prevalent among the horses, poul.
try aud bees, during the past winter.
They still rage to some extent amoug
the horses aud poultry. Empty corn
cribs killed good many cattle here
lat winter The roads between
Sutton and Weston ore simply fear.
ful," aud how Billy carries the mail |
can't understand. Truly,
q. II Q.
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TIE CHAIN

is a fat square link. made heavy and
strong and veil galvanized to keep it
from rusting. and is so constructed
that it is impossible for it to slip or to
cause trouble By freezing. Address
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queen of The West. ("

This Water Drawer is the most sim.
pie and perfect for raisiug water from
wells aud eisterus.
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Desiring to close up all accounts for
the last year, We request those that
have accounts with US not settled. to
call aud do SO at once, as their nc.
counts arc now made up for settle.
ment. Very Respectfully.
a. a. LEWIS.
jan. 90, 1873. Per Il.
DlBBOSs, M.ELLlNRY, and
1878.
While Goods, EnlJroiicries, &c.
ARNSTRONf. GATOR & co.,
Importers, Manufacturers aud JobbeFs
Bonnet Trimming,
Neck aud Sash RiJJOas,
Hsirt RiJJoa',
Neck Ties,
Ronaei SILKS,
Saiim. Tcircis aud
Grapes,
Fl9rers.
Feathers,
OWamsnis,
Frames 6.c.
Snar Bonncts and Ladies and Gill.
drcns Hus, Trimmed and Ia.
Ir;r,,,cJ and 30 ro,usrIt,i1 ,r1rr.
rooms, White Goods, Linens. Em-
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Sets, Handkerchief, Yielding,
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pean and American manufacturers enbta-
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-19
AVOIDING THE TIPPING AND
ROCKING OF TIE BUCKET


As is tho case with most Water
Drawers The top of the Bucket be.
ing always open, it eau bo dipped from
snmu rs an Ordinary well bucket. 1t
has no projecting hooks, rods or at
tnchmqnts Of any kind to interfere with
the bucket, aud is SO constructed that
it eau DO
USED with SAFETY by CHILDREN
1t provided with ratchet, which
prevents any accident thNt may occur
by careIcssly allowing the Bucket to
descend too rapidly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

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