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POETRY.
Mother Goose Medley.
TENoRooN.

mOtncr UOOSo tMeultys
TENoRooN.
ia TX snd Jill went up the hill
FOR o pocket full Of rye;
Tae little dog laughed to see such craft,
ooh, mamma dear, we very much fear
Tue COW jumped over the moon,
Awake! Arisel pull out your eyes,
We won't be home till moon.
Extraordinarily, three men in tub.
they thought it would be very nice:
As birds Of feather flock together
To 60 out in search of seine mice:
S,Pn tell you story about Mary Morey;
She loved coffee, and loved tea;
There came big spider and sat down beside her
Ana That was the reason we couldn't agree.
Come dance a jig to my granny's pig,
Be she young or be she old,
Says Tommy Shocks to Bessie Brooks,
Nine days old.
Then up sue took up her little crook,
Odsplat! said the gridiron, cant you agree?
Dame Jill had the job to plaster ms KNOB,
Looking as happy as happy couio De-
Little Jack Horner sat in corner
With bye baby bunting,
While little Bo-peep VINO lost her sheep,
With daddy's gone hunting;
She rode a white horse to Banbury Cross,
And now my story's begun;
Leave 'em alone, and they'll come home,
And now my storys done.
Old mother Hubbard, she went to the cupboard
All ON market day,
But DR.. Foster went to Gloster
And lay down on some hay;
Till much to his bliss his physician said this,
FrOggy and are fond Of good cheer
Oh, there's none SO rare as can compare
Hush-a-bys, baby, daddy is near.
Little Tommy Grace had a pain in his face
M N will have
He went by the south and burnt his mouth,
So he jumped in a bottle Of wine;
He carried it home to his old wife Joan,
As fast as he could caper;
She heaved a sigh and wiped her eye
With vinegar and brown paper.
Hi-diddle diddle the cats in the fiddle,
Eating Christmas pie,
For this stubborn little elf only chose to please
himself,
Father, mother, and 1.
Hark! bark the dogs do bark,
For tits their nature to;
Cross patch, draw the latch,
Tick, tack, too.
Little Nancy Etticote. in a white petticoat,
Whittier, oh whittier, oh whittier SO high?
We are all in the dumps, for diamonds is trumps
And poor little thing, she has but one eye
She tried what she could, as a shepherdess should
To tie two tups to two tall trees,
But Jack fell down and and broke his crown,
Which made the old woman to shiver anu
freeze.
Hickory, dickory dock; the mouse ran up the
To fetch a pail Of water,
But dear little Dick was so very quick
Her mother came and caught her;
He killed the cali, and that amt half,
And far away he few;
The clock struck one, and dow n he come,
And bids you all adieu.
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Co., PrOpriet0rs.
Revere House, Bowdoin Square ,RuIfnch,
Bingham, Wrisley 4 Co.. Proprietors
st. James HOTEL. II. NJ. stefsop Propri
etOr.
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Chardler House, r. 8. Chandler Il Co.
PROPRIETOR.
Chapman Rousr,-Andrews & Record,
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Notice..

IvNHE undersigned hereby give further notice of
- their appointment by the Supreme Judicial
ance o as ., Ine s
naeDIea TO said company to make payment to them
ano an tnose having claims against said COMPANY to
present tnem. And that all persons holding claims
against SAID company not now proven have the
further period of six months after the publcat. n
this notice to prove the same Oh
SAMUEL F. HUMPHREY
HIRAM RUGGLES,
NATH'L H. DILLINGHAM;
Nov. I, 1878. wamoae
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For the week ending Dec. 8, 1873
Corrected by w. E. WOOD, Broker, CT Exchange.
DESCRIPTIONS Par VGiue. offered Asket
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priet0r.
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Naval stores.
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Pitch &c. Tar). A 80 ga rs
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HID. Shocks and Heads
Mol. City. 2 so q 2 *
Sug. City. % % @
Sug. C'try. Il 80 q l g
Country Rit Mol.
HID Silks l TOO
HID Headings,
Spuce 35 in. rs q
Soft Pine,.. % "a
Hard Pine, 80 "a
Hoops, Q4ft), 40 90 q As 90
R.OakStaves 40 90 a
Copper.
Cop. Bolts. 40 q
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Bronze do. @27
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TOR PRINTING promptly and neatly aye.
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CAPE ELIZABETH.
Ocean Housc-J. p. Chamberlain, Prour;-
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afssO Of Author, Treasurer, State
Superintendent Of Free Schools, or
Attorney General. shall become va
cant by death, resignation or other
wise, II shall be tie duty Of the Gov.
crnor to ill the same by appointment,
aud the appoiutee shall hold his Office
until his successor Shall be elected aud
qualified, in such manner us may be
provided BY law"
And u Julgaof tho Court Of Ap.
pcals, in case Of liis'denth or rNsigna.
ZION, il his uucxpircd time be- less than
two years, the Governor is directed to
all the vacancy, .'cithom the advice
and consent u the Senate. The
Judges Of tho Court Of Appeals PIP
poiut all .ha officers Of that Court, ex.
cupt the Reporter, und dill vacancies
in same rithOm the advice and consent
Of The Senate. Aud again the Judges
of tho Circuit Courts arc authorized by
the Constitution to appoint Clerks Of
the Circuit Courts, in ease Of vacancies
by death, resignation or removal,
,rithOnt the advice aud consent Of the
Senate. These officers are specially
excepted from tho provisions Vi The
9Th Section of the COustitutlon; bu
cause their "uPpOiH'ais"'s are Othtr,gis,
prOvi,icd for" IN. tie Constitution
But how as to the appointment Of q
Circuit Judge, IN chso Of his death OF
rrsignatiop-shsrifF, Clerk of thu
Comfy Court, States Attorney aud
Assessors of the Revenue They arc
all elected by the people, and there il
no provision in tho Constitution fol
filling vacancies IN either of Ties,
Offices by appointment. II has beer
left to the Legislature. The Sth See
ton Of the 4th Article provides
Tho Legislature 10 cases not providet
for in this Constitution, shall prescribe
by general laws, the terms Of office
powers, duties and compensation OF al
public officers aud agents. and til,
manner iu which they shall be elected
appointed aud removed" Under ,hi,
Section tho Legislature derives Is au
tllority to provide not only for flliul
vacancies IN these Offices. but for ere
otiny nc,c Offices, and when 50 created
for filling them cither. BY sleetim b,
tho people, or by appointment by tn,
Governor alone. or bst6a Governor b.,
aud with tho advice aud consent Of til,
Senate. All petty Offices, such as No
tnries Public, Directors, Regents o.
Trustees, may be appointed by til,
Governor; or by the Governor, BY
and with tho advice and consent o
tho Senate, rs the Legisla:ureiu IL
wisdom may dirort, or deem best fol
the public welfare. t7.
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Our friend George II Morrison, the
delegate from lsraxton county, is
about the most abused man We ever
knew. In the war on tho Capitol
question in the House Of Delegates,
Slr, Morrison has been an arieut
friend of Charleston and las allowed
his zeal for llis point 10 lead hin fur.
Their, probably than actual prudence
demanded. Bat We arc satisfied that
Mr.. Morrison thinks no /, doing his
duty, aud we cannot but condemn the
wholesale abuse tina, is being poured
upon him.
Now we not pretend to speak for tue
people of llrax,on any further than
this,-tlat we know that they arc not
a unit on this question. A very Coz
siderable portion Of them. to our GER
tain knowledge. favor tho removal Of
the Capitol; aud it may DO that u ma
jOri,y Of them think with us upon this
matter. But be this us It may, dele
gate should not have tho food. gates OIL
calumny opened upon him because he
works might and main for the accom-,
plishment Of what he considers TO BE-
The will OF bis people.
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Tgl5 DE e7(5GRsg
MowAOY, 80 4NW. 8
January nt, 1919.

On This day personally appeared
john lraunon, Esq, who was, on the
% day Of Augnt, 1877, duly elected
judge If the Circuit Court Of Lewis
aupty (and Of tho 9th Judicial Cir.
caiD aal upon him fell tho ormiuc I;
Thomas A. Edwards, who was ut tho
same time elected Judge of the COun.
ty Court, and upon him, also, do
scenIcd the robes Judicial; a. W
WOodiorl, who was elected Sheriff,
Jesse WOoftcr, Clerk of tho County
Court, ana ". II Byrne, Clerk ofthl
Circuit Court; pu ono and I'LL entered
upon tho duties Of their respeciiv,
offices under the new Constitution, NJ
guns were tired-uo mourning called
into rCGuisilion blu. the matter passed
olf as quietly as Quaker meeting
Tho ncS officers have the best wiShe'
or TuG DkuocEAr; mud while We knOw
that all Of them will render full salts
faction to tho people, We express the
hope that their term Of Office may be
one Of pleasure and prof: to all con
cernrd.
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u nm puILpIxo Snclrry.-ErQm

Ez- TuE BulLDlSGSpclrTY. From
the report of tho Treasurer Of the
Weston Building Society, We notice
that that organization is now III a
prosperous condition, Nearly $4,000
Of the stock has been taken but u
large portion of this recently, since
the success Of the Soci.tylln been
demonstrated. Thu net earnings OF
the Society, since its organization ex.
elusive OF ali expenses, amount 10
nearly $500; aud but $4,000 have
been paid in. THIS Is un exhibit
which must be pleasing indeed to the
stockholders, aud will, we doubt not
secure many new stockholders. Blu,
we desire to say that this happy result
may be credited more to the financial
skill If General George A jackson,
the Treasurer, than to any other man
When money is to be I,pndIet, he il
The man
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A bubble punctured.

There llas been n great deal of talk
and Il we may bo permitted to use a
homely phrase, there las been fright
smart REIMBURSEMENT the station.
cry resolution of tho Senate. which di.
lectud. tho ScrgGant.ut.Aims to fur
nish tue Senate with the necessary
stationery for the business Ct that body.
including that used BY their clerk and
tho Senate Committees. II cannot be
supposed that the Clerk Of the Senate
would furnish his own record book ,uor
tho committee clerks the paper nOCes.
siry for writing and transcsibing all
tho bills introduced in that body. Such
thing would be unprecedented in tue
history Of tue world, 1t would be
equally fallacioas to suppose that Sen.
pturs would write rcsylutions, bills aud
other matters brought before that body
IN "shuw bills" and paper Of that .,t-
scription. Tho Constitution never
contemplated any such thing. and We
arc proud 10 say lhtt our State is moi,
80 nearly on the verge. Of bankruptcy
as TO require any such IN ayowal Of
her utter poverty. 1t is not therefore
in good taste, nor truthful, TO say thai
Senators have committed perjury BY
voting fOr7Juigu Camden's resolution j,
which directed tho SCrseIut,at. Arms
to furnish the Senate, US III organized
body, with tho necessary stationery for
tho transaction gifts bssincss, Look
Mt il US it is: The members Of the
Legislature are prohibited from re.
cciviug any "allowance or etuolumcnis"
above their ordinary pny. This np,
piled to them as individuals, and was
to prevent tle evil Of voting to them
selves postage stamps and stationery
which they might carry home. We
Invite 1.-The other side" 10 read the SD
Section Of the G.h article Of the Con.
stitutiou, aud when they nre done
reading that, We want them to read
the 34tli Section Of the same article,
which distinctly declares that the
Legislature shall provide by law for
furnishing the fuel, stationery and
printing paper for the use Of The State.
This is a distinct recognition Of the
authority to provide for the stationery
necessary for the transactisn Of bust.
uess III the Legislative and Executive
departments; for the Governor is
equally prohibited from receiving any
0mOluipcnt other than his salary. Now
We submit whether 1t was any dcpAr.
ture from tue EXTREMIST view Of econ
0my, to dtrcc. the Sergeant. At.Arms
to furnish 10 tho Senate the necessary
stationery for the transaction Of bust.
ness out of the supply on hand, con-
sisting Of enough, not used during the
past session. TO last for this cutire ses.
zion, with surplus ofas much as
Six horse team could draw through the
streets Of Charleston, transferred By
tho Convention; or TO burn that W
and require new stationery to DO fur.
uishcd w contract under the 34th SEQ.
ton Of the 9th article aforesaid. Will
ignO,anea never play QUIT" viii
fault.Gnding cyCt lave an end?
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E5- Ku.KLux IN LEWIS CouSrY.-
We learn that few nights ago some
maruudiug Ku.Klnx visited the neigh
borhoOd Of Sand Fork, and tore up
things amazingly. They puid rartic.
u'ar attention to the promises If Mr..
James Collins, where, with ''yells that
spoke Of death and gaping Wounds, !"
they demolished some Of that gentle
mans out.buildings. AS yet the par.
ties have csc ped detection. Here's a
chance for Judge Bond and Mr.. Grant
too good to be lost! Send on your
enforcement act. A big appropriation
and regiment Of soldiers would maxi
things right lively hero during the
coming summer. Let US have a rcgi-
ncnt or two-and then some y
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Tho Satte ConStitution.-:public or.
ncers aud Agcntsand the
Legislature.

The Constitution of West Virginia
has wisely limited the powers OF the
Legislature, and guarded the rights
aud liberties ofths people. The elec.
tive franchise aud tho appointment to
Office, are jsaloasly guarded, and The
great principle which undcrlis oil
republican governments, that oil pow.
ut cmauatCs from tho people, and
officers aro bat their servants aud
agents, fully recognized.
The Constitution las established
certain Offices, aud provided for filling
them by election by the people, and
rlso by appointment. Tho office Of
tic Secretary Of State is established BY
tho Constitution, but no provision is
made III tho Constitution fJr his elcc-
ton ty tue people lie Is one Of TINT
class u officers which comes under the
Sth Section Of tho It'll Articln of tue
Constitu;iou, which reads as follows ::
'.1lrc Governor shall nominate, aud
by aud " tn the advice aud consent oil
tho Senate "a majority Of all tic Scna.
tors elected cOncurriug By yeas aud
nays) appoint all officers whore offices
arc established by this Constitution, or
shall be created BY law, and whose
appointment or election is not other
wise provided for; aud no such officers
shnlI6c oppoinitior elected by the Log.
.islaluru." As Tie Secretary Of States
election or appointment il nOl
"othcfwisc provided for in the Con.
e.ituliou, the Office is filled under the
ah Section by appointment BY the
Governor, by aud Siill the advice aod
consent Of tue Senate.
Tho State Superintendent Of Free
Schools, Auditor, Treasurer, aud AT.
iJrnny General. aro officers whose
Offices are established by the COnstitu.
ton, aud eteCtoi by the people a
vacancy in tho Office Of ciillor Of these
,llleers is llllpd by appointment by the ,
Governor, ,cilO1 the advice aud con.
,ent Of The senate, By express prOyis. |
IN Of tho Constitution The l7ih l
.ce!i5n Of the I'll article reads lftho 6
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The Home Shuttle Sewing Machine,
for family use, aud for light manufac.
turing purposes, and for all practical
working purposes, simplicity, strength
and beauty, i unapproachable by any
yet invented,
priccs-s2j, S87, $40 and s75,
Parties desiring a good Machine
had b7ttOr invest their money with
SOmU responsible party at home, than
with irresponsible strangers.
i, .. UllBACH, Agent,
Main Street, Weston.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

L
To "TLe Equitable Oil and Mining
Cumpvny,d and Luther n, FELTON,
WmiW. iNloreInnd, IH,nrv n Inn.
U;sLL.l n ST. ~ y0s AZ.
i NV ~ Sa,e'' Fi"pV's NC
Iaughiln anu Joseph a i.ai"tMe
TAkENOIlCEi that on TIT goth day Oi
January, 1878 at the Olive o! II. Il Water
i ", No. 10 India sItc"t In the city III
boston, Massachusetts, viii inIlt the dep.
osiiiuns Of iaytulf aud Oihcib, to We read is
evidence In n cbunreey scit ptnd,ug lhthe
circuit court Of Lewls county Vest Virgin
Ia, wherein nm plnm.li aud !uu are de
PENDANTS. And q lAsiakiug Gi Ilch lrpo.
siti0nS should lot DC A'eNa " completed on
that day, the aI0ng u HE SitGe will ~
continued ron daj 70 day Until completed
Given under iny Hand this 23ld day vi
December, 1917. RuDT. II. WATERS.
dec 23.w
The State VI Vest Virginia.
AtRulrs held III the clerks Office OF The
circuit courtOf Lewis county, On the irsi
Monday In December, 1874.
j, L W liolt, Diff,
j. ffIlIit n i n, ,L.,...
~, rj =" s"'HeS'y
John y hthmer Sha
others, defendants. 4Hu
Tho objected this suit Is otWLictt n trnet
CT lsi acres oil land onl'Ulk Creek, in Lrwis
equally, Hest Virginia, nov OWNED hy John
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ES- T'nE CouSrr AND OlncuI1
Counrs We desire, 10 remind all
whom ii may concern, Of tho time Oi
holding sessions Of these Courts. IN
Lewis and adjoining counties Cut
this out and paste it in your hat:
Lewls-CireHt Comt-On the 1st
day Of March and LIST day Of Septcm-
bcr County Lowt-0n tho LIST Mon.
day in February, April, june. Au.
gust, October aud December.
lnAxros-LTrcWt touh On the
18th of March aud 18th Of August. -
County Comt-0n the 4'll Tuesday in
January. March, May, july. Soptem-
Der aud November. 1a'.''l sfi.
GlLNgR-CIrcmt Com-0i the
llth day of Marcl, aud 18th Of Sep.
lrmhCr,-Couaiy GoaH-on the "a
Monday in February, April, June,
October and December
UpsnUR-Circmt Comt-On the
9gnd Of March and 22i of Septetsber.
Comfy CAN'T On the % Monday
in February, April, June. August.
October aud December.
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GJ ARTHUR DESr is the best-na
tured man in WettOp; William As.
pinull is tho most paticut man; Er
lsal.ton Is the biggest. hearted man ;
George Stricken Is the latest man ,
and Judge Irvine the leanest; George
j. Arnold is the richest man !; Will
IAN Doughorty is the best posted mau;
Did Bailey is the jullicst man; Frank
Chalfant is the best business man
Hugh Huntington is the quittcst inau;
Albert a. Lewis is the tandsonlosi
man Captain Jackson is the oldest
man; aud no doubt everybody will
say that tho editor Of TaE DEMOCRAT i,
the best man!
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Eg- NJ. Il. CnuRcn sOrru -Gy at
arrangement made with this denomina.
lion, Tho prcSbyterians Of Weston will
hereafter occupy the Church on Ccutre
Street, half tie Tine, with llvv. Dr..
Young as pastor The Church is to
undergo thorough COURSE Of repairs,
to DO re.plastorCd, newly seated, &c.
The Baptists IRE now without meet
ing house, and for the present will DC
compelled TO worship in the Town
Hall. WetruSt that they will make q
strong effort al once towards building
a church. They already have made u
for a good lot. and will. We
think, have house Of their own be.
fore the beginning of 1874.
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HONE NEWS.

ES- LorE IN GELNsR.-We learn
that quite a romantic incident occurred
in Gilnur a few days since. A rustic
swain wued aud won the affections oil
quite a young lassie, aud thoy agreed
to have loves blacksmith Cupid make
two new links to the golden chain Of
Ilymcn, The girls parents being op.
posed to such union, put their veto
upon it; but our young unionists. not
proposing to be tOiled in their ipten.
lions, made arrangements to elope
When the tine arrived to carry their
plans into execution, tho young lassie
went to the spring on preteuse to get
bucket Of wuter, where size met her
botro,hed: 10 true West virgiuia
style. they both mounted one horse,
and started to get beyond the jurisdiI.
ton Of her parents UnfotSsuatciS,
however, they had procecdd but Il
very short distance. when, to their
surprise, they were overtakea by one
Of the old mans boys, who was pluck
to tho back bOno. Immediately, aud
without corCmouy revulvers were
drawn and presented, but fortunately
there was no report save tue swapping
Of caps The young lady fell to the
ground in disnny, aud was persuaded
to return to her pur:nts Tho lad.
was arraigned, brought to Glonvillc,
tried, and bound over to keep the
peace aut ua b. S.
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;, ~ TGo yade"lgNtd has OpOati au ,l.s,u.
10, B00TS AND SHOES,
Fhlell he oilers at living mle!,.
,, LSI.lgllIAr attention paid Ia custom work,
NOTE ThEFACF-i keen onGaS,i
More, hid, Lasting and Morocco
Butte" Gaiters, Bn6, Coat and No.
r D Bal', Misses and LhiiireaS
rh' "a amd Fhncg Colotei Sho,l If
jor 0ash
GIVE AEA CALH. and YOU iriR 10
certain to " Iuiisd
W r. WILKINSON
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re- Tux SrApulxo AYYRlY.-Ths
examination Of Arcly and II Bush,
charged with the stabLing Of Peter
Williams, was commenced on tue 23rd
inst Mt the Court House, before
Squire Mcbride. THE taking Of cyl.
denCt not being concluded on that day,
the case WIS continued until Monday,
the 3Olh, After hearing all the wit.
nesses, the Squire ordered Archibald
Bush to DO discharged from custody;
but committed III Bush for trial at tho
Circuit Court. Subsequently, the
prisoner was admitted to bail III thp
sam Of $500 p NJ Hale, John O.
Jackson aud Nathaniel Bush being nj.
surcties upOu the bond The trial
excited great deal Of inter- i (; aud
more persons were present than we
havs'Cvcr setu at preliminary exam.
iumiOn: fully as many as usually ut
tend the sittiugs Of tho Circuit Court
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-06
IT n r. PAN o

Mus. N. ?. FISHER wonl l;rohy
notify tho public TINT she Is
prepared to give
LESSONS on TIFF PIANO.
The patronage Of tie cilisus 1t
Weston and vicisity is respectfully
solicited.
wk.roS, Sept 90, 1872.
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TAXPAYERS

viii please take notice that afler the LIST
day u January, 1919, there will 10 interest
added on all tRxeS.s
A. W. wOODFoRD, Sheriff Lewis Co.