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National Republican., 1873-09-19
Kirkwood House,
CORNER PA. Av'. AID IwuFrH sIRttr.
W. J. GREGORY, PROPRIETOR,

RENOVATED AND REFuRNIsHEp.
Location central Rooms commod Gus. Fare Of
the best hind. Attendants polite and prompt
National Republican., 1873-09-19
f~ePIRsT LRGisi.ATIyR DISTRICT,
sS WASHINGTON COUNTY,

f%eJ. II. BROOKS ANNOUNCES HIM
eS self a. tn. Lai ring Mans independent
Candidate for the Hou @ Of Delegates from the
Seventies nth District seiTlqSS Ss
, 1873-07-25

as her dock aftor olovon days passage from .Liv-
orpool. Her builders Toro McsarH. J. T, Caird Il
Co., -enginoera md iron ship-b,,ilders, groonock
She waa built with tho intontion OF outstrippiug
iu speed anything yet put on tho Atlantic pass
ago whilo iii sixo eo Ia tho ]argoBt ve1tol thor-
to surplioa for passage purposes, tho Great Last
orn o1oopted. Ior dinlonsions aro as follows:
Length over all, 460 feot; longth botwoon por-
pon1iculars, 430 feet; longth Of nlaln dock. 420
foot; broadth moulded, al feot depth amidsllips
to spar dock, 81 feet burden in tons, 4,tbG, b.
H.; gross registor, about G000 tons. Tho steAm-
or ls Bhip-riggod with iron ,nnhta. bho
liaa throo cargo. holds, each having Btonm
wlnelcB aud oarBtan. !rhoro aro accom-
modas'on1 for 300 emigrnnts, and sufficient ac-
oommodations Tor 1GO fl,st-olasn passcngers
Tho vessel is Cited up with eight wator-ttght
compartments, aud hor cargo carrying capacity
iia about 5000 tons. she Is provided with ton
boats, six 1lfo-boats, aud four outtorg. The
crew conHists Of 1G0 officers nnd mou. COM
.mandor, Captain Kennedy. On tito passage out
was averagod+ The rropolliug powor Ii obtained
by compound inverted eyl!nfaor engines Of s50
N. II. F., tho cylindora being "a and 120 inches
: In diameter, both tackoted. The longth Of tho
piston il five feot md half, tho larGost yet mp
pliedto tho ecrow-propollor. Tho boilcrs aro
high pressure, with largo surfaco"oondonsoss
and numbor eight III oil.
, 1873-07-25


Tho now method OF ascortnlning tllo ngo Of the
earth, Which is q present topioin German scloll-
tif1o circles, attempts to determine approximate
ly tho time ns which the fiery liquid earthhall
for Tho first tino covered itsolf with solid crust.
This is dono by monns Of tho difference Of Tho
Garth. According to tho =, calculations Of
1-578, II tho rotation OF tho Garth had always
been completed III twonty~four hours, while. in
fact 1t amounts to 1906 wlioh is equivalent to
a rotation time Of sevontoon hours and sixteen
minutes, which must havo once been tho earth's
timo Of rotation. Il ial howevor, probable, for
ct the tirnc tho earth was covering itualf with
firm crtlat the ti1no OF rotation was alroaty q
mean betwocn tho original and tho present
time. Tint rctardation Of tho rotation time
hos. taken mud Ia still taking place ia now as
good as proved, although formerly 1t was strong
" doubted. OF NIL honvonly bodios, 1t iB tho
moon whom astronomers know best, nnd lavo
monts. Now. tho co-onlcients Of tho secular
accoeration Of tho moons conrne, as found
on the ono hand from tho oldest obsorya-
'tlons Of eclipsos, on tho other from theory,
are at Variance, and tf,oro arc differences which
ought not to exiat in the calculations Of 30 we'll
obaeryca body. Agreement, can only bo Oh.
tainod when It is supposed TINT during the 1000
years which hnvo pnsscd since tho Grceks
first calculated tho .eolipsos, tho rotation
of tho oarth 'las boon retarded 0.0i197
seconds. There exists no difficulty
about the cause Of this rotardatiors, Which Ii
perfectly we'll explained by the tides. From the
cipher thus found 1t iB oasily calculated how
tio1 Of nearly four hours, and tho result is that
niueot tho firm crust Of tho earth formed Itself,
more thau two Thousand million Of yoarn must
havo olapsodl
, 1873-07-25
A Beautiful Summer Amusement Mt
ST. AMtlaonY,n E1lllv.

St. Arltlaony'n Etlllu.
MfnneapoHs Correspondence A. TIE 81. Paul Pioneer,
ANY one deBiroua OF sliding down-lll in tho
summertime may gratlfy that deBiro nt tho falls
by scoot down tho apron. How nicely it can
10 dono wAs illustrated by d couple Of tourists,
without any '"gnido," and alao by their driver,
on TueBdny afternoon.
These gentlenon wero much Interested i'll nil
they naw about the falls, and especially in tho
torrent Of water shooting over st. Anthony's
best apron. To obtain bottor Wow, thoy ven
turad out upon tho dam extending from tho
platform. About MI inch of water runs over
this dam, shoots down tho apron With great
velocity for tho distance OF 15O feet, until It
gtrikos tho timber bod running out lovol for
20 or 30 foot, and then dnshcB into a reg
ular whirlpool that frolhB md foama amongst tho
rocks. Unfortunately for tho tourists. tlo coffor
dam was thickly coated with q green, slmy sub
honB imaginable; and in less simo than it takos
to toll It, thoir " feet were gone" and Il couple
Of dark Btreaks were visible as they went down
tho Hlinay apron like special telegram. Spocta-
tors fenrea they would be dashed upon tho rocks
and instantly killed, but, luckily, they managed
to stop themselves on the timbor bed before
apokon Of, and woro promptly rescued. TAey
wore aorry-looking subjects. however, covered
rs they wore by tho deposit wiped up from tho
dam and apron, and were ",,wonriug OF tho
or an ostrny hat from tho DAM and, lacking
apron n-strings, he, too, int'u]god in'an unexpect
cd trip down tho inclined plano, was fluhed
up, aponEod, aud tho parties started for ST..
Paul. feeling that 1t was not good for them to bo
hero.
Thoy wero heard to remark dan, !" but were
probably referring to tho Golfer dam.
, 1873-07-25
A LnrtxQ .StGnIflAl lps

From, khs NcU York World, Jatv "a.
Ycsterday morning tho steamship City Ct Chos-
tor. tho latest addition to tho 1nman acet. arrived
, 1873-07-25

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
JNANTED-TO PUROIIAsE-ON MONTHLY PAY.
w mants, house and lot In EnE1ewooa somo oor
suburban town. Address Q ~, Tribune otco.
NIrANTED-NORTu SIDE LOT-45 or 60 FEET,
w nnrt Of CA!cngn.av and cast of Statoat. FllED.
i. FAKE 4 CO., Is esWashlngton.st.
TWANrED-ONIs OR TWO LOTS WORTH ABOUT
w RjNU $500 each. WIN pay part cauh, balance In
staple et,n.ls. Address -. TIiGuno Office.
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TEEDFN]DCRRR
MoMNaA :. MMA ".
Time OiHOIdlng Courts

LRvp-Circut Comt-on the LIST
day Of March and LIST day Of SeptCm-
ber-Coaniy Cowt-on the LIST MOn.
day in February, April, June. Au'
gust, October and December.
BRAxroS-CTcmt Court On the
18th of March and 18th of August. =
County Cowt-on the 4th Tuesday in
January. March, May, july, sGptsm'
Der aud November.
GlLuER-CGyeut Cout-0n the
l1th day of March and llth Of Sep.
tenbsr,-Couaty Comt-0n tho ID
Monday in February, April, June,
August, October and December.
UFsuus-Cieait GCaE-ou the
DEAD Of March and 9ed of November.
County Court -0a tho ID Monday
in February, April, June. August,
October and December.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14

~ A FRrESD, writing to US from
Charleston, says: at is singular that
tue people of tho Stale do not under.
stand the difficulties surrounding the
Legislation necessary to put 'inlo sue.
cessrul operation the various provisions
Of the new Constitution, and public
opinion seems to censure most those
who do most Why is this SO? Judge
Camden has really done more than bis
physical capacity can endure. lie
works faithfully both carly md late (;
and notwithstanding this, he seems to
DO the protective point Of attack of all
tho.s who fail to appreciate industry,
fidelity and competency"
lie also speaks in high terms Of
both tho Senator, from this District.
and pays especial complim ent TO tho
untiring energy, industry and earnest.
ness Of Senator Beanett. Friends and
foes alike concede that our District has
been fairly and we'll represented /; and
this is we'll evidenced BY tue history Of
the session, to be found in tho printed
journal Of the Senate. Senator Hall,
of Barbour, has made a record Of
which both himself and bis friends
may we'll be proud. Barbour county
was peculiarly fOrtunats,sns well in
her SedatOr as in her very sfficisnt
and able Delegate, Hon. Thomas
bradford.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14

Gy Man KILLED IN GlLMER.-Wo
learn that fow days ago, rs James
kirkpatrick, who resides about 0
miles from Glsnvillc, wa, rolling logs
on his farm, a log above. on steep
dscIiyity, came down "9n tho run"
striking him with great force. lie
was knocked down and the log rolled
over him, and among other injuries,
his neck was broken, which must have
resulted in his instant death, as he
was not seen to have rreathel after
wards. The deceased was a very res.
pectable farmer, with wife and tol.
erably large family.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF LEWIS co.

DURlNG the suspension Of tho clarks'
~ burg CONSERVATIVE, organized an
extensive News Depot and Music Furnishing
House, through which nearly all the people
Of CarkSburg now receive their Music, Mag
lEines aud Papers. will he in Weston to
receive subscriptions to any Paper or Mag
azine in the world, and can make II Proita'
bic to you to give me your orders. The
CONSERVATIVE and It's premium ChromOS
will be sup lied in connection with Rny
Paper or Magazine 10 the world ut aStonish-
ingly low rates | will have on exhibition
the Premium Chromos-"A West Va, Boy"
and "A West Va. Girl" given 10 every
subscriber to the CONSERVATIVE. Orders
for Musical instruments and Music will also
be received. @ W. WALTERS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14

EFT GuY ADMINISTRATIONS arc
now being nulnsrOusly signed, praying
the Governor to commute the sentence
of death passed upon Guy Miller at the
late term of the Circuit Court, to pen
itentiary for lite; and We ARE glad to
say that the movement is meeting with
considerable favor. The facts in this
case are well known-and it is not
necessary to bring its painful details
again before the public; but we arc
free to say that we hope our town will
never be the scene of public execu.
lion.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14

ES DISTRICT School Commission.
ERs.-Tt may have slipped tho memory
Of our citizens that at lhe Corporation
election to be held on the 9th Of May,
three School Commissioners for this
Independent District, arc required to
DO elected. We suggest that the
present incumbents, Slassrs. Chalfant,
DanSOr and Lockard, be reelected
They have done good work in the past,
have come up fully to all our srpcc!n-
tons, they know all about the neces
sites of the District, and we therefore
take pleasure in nominating them for
recollection. What say our town folks:
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14

R5- TuB report that times are
hard. and money hard to get hold Of,
is an old song, but We think we hear it
oitencr, and with more solemn cars-
e,tness, just now, than ever before.
Let's have a "let uP'-cvery fellow
go round arl pay off bis little debts,
and it is surprising what big bust,
ness a very small sum will do, in that
way, and how much improved will be
tho toueof the business community.
Commence with the printer, ofCOurss.
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AZ Tnr A,rLrM Arr,o,R1lrlov

GT TnE ASYLUM APPROPRIATION.
The amount payable prior 10 Octo.
Der next is as follows: For support Of
lunatics coufurd in tie hospital,
$50, $50; to pay deficiency IN last
years transportation fund, 81 900; to
pOy for transportation during the cur.
rent year, S2,5OO; for construction,
$40. 900 to clear, improve and fence
tho Hospital farm, 81 900,
For tue year commencing October
next, for the construction OF the AEy.
lum $40, 900, which may be drawn on
the let day ofthnt month; to support
Of patients now in hospital, and those
NhO may DO removed from tho jails
and brought there S52, 600; to pay for
transportation Of patients to the hos.
pilal $4,000, making in all, Sl7s. eos
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14

R1- RETURNED. Hons. J. NJ.
Bennett and A. A. Lewis returned
home last week, looking MS though in
their absence they had ilourished like
green bay trees. The representative,
from this county have always had u
hard time in tho Legislature (sincO tho
location here Of the Asylum bu
during this session they met with more
than tho usual amount of opposition on
the Asylum question. In spite of this,
they hare secured for construction
$50, 000-wllen even the most san.
guiuc friends OF the measure had given
up all llOpes..of getting even the small.
est amount for this purpose. TO the
energy Of Mr.. Bennett in the Senate
and Mr.. Lewis in the House. We aro
indebted for this, and we. for Que,
feel like giving them credit for it
On Thursday evening cur splendid
COrnst Band sercnadel our worthy
Senator and Delegate, and genial
good time cnsued. It is very easy to
soc that their arduous labori in
Charleston in our behalf arc apprccia-
ted.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14

Mr.. G.. j. BstcbCrrcturnci hon,
on Wednesday last, looking better than
hc has for years past. Charleston air
aud fare certainly agreed with him.
- Ellis liver went over the dam at
SIu,on'in canoe last Sunday. lie
missed the slope, his boat cap,izcd and
he narrowly escaped drowning BY
holding on 10 tic boat until hO 60! out
from Ne sur Of the dam.
DIR. snidsr, formerly Of Lewis,
has located st Arnoldsburg. We
learn he i, getting good practice.
-PerIOni knowing Themselves to
10 indebted 10 US are requested to call
and settle their accounts Immediately.
I. p. RELY 4 20,
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Something New in Lewis
"pArRoNIzE noMEI INDUSTRY"

The undersigned has opened a Stone
and Marble Yard in Weston, where he
will manufacture Stone or Marble
Head and T'ombstones, Monuments,
Foot.stones, &C., on the most reason
bic tcsms. l have made arrangement
to secure a q uuntity Of hard and last
ing Rock for these purposes, which
will be equally as durable as Marble,
losk ucout as well and cost a great deal
less. shall also make ITearthstoses,
Mantle Pieces, GrindstonOs, &C., for
the manufacture Of which | will erect
saw mill for cutting Ieuc. | shall
shortly 60 through the county soliciting
orders. A trial of my work is res
pectfully solicited.
E9- Plans and specifications for any
description Of Building furnished at
reasonable rates. W. j. KlTSUN.
Weston, October 81. 1872.
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x Blow Yopn TnrNprr.-WL

H Blow YOuR TRuNPEr.-Whcn
a hen lays an egg she clckles. 1t is
hen nature. When a man gets in a
new stock Of goods, it is human for
him to crow over it. When the hen
cnsklcs, people know that she has laid
in some fresh stock and feels rather
proud of it. When the merchant
opens his now styles, aud blows his
trumpet in the newspaper, people know
that he has something on hand that is
worth adrertising. Blow your own
trumpet once inawhils, 1t won't hurt
you or tho trumpet,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14

Rs- Tue HAYDEN IIousr.-Mr
James NJ, Hayden will open his new
hotel to the public about tho LIST oil
May. It is a large and comfortable
structure; and with his past expert.
Gncc, Mr.. II will be able to keep a
good hotel. In connection with the
Hotel, he will also open a iirst-class
grocery store, for the sale Of groceries,
provisions, notions, &c.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14
A .Saop Storm and a Daily

EF Hon. GroRoE q. MORRISON, Of
lIraxton, paid US visit last wssk
lie was on bis way home. after hi,
labors at the T. S: lie isa good.
earnest man; and while We Go not
agree with him in many things, cs.
pecially his opposition to our Narrow
Gauge Railroad scheme, we must fain
commend him as one Of the hardest
workers in the Legislature. II his
constituents were net fairly represent
ed, it was through no lack Of will or
energy on bis part,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14

EJ ABORTION IN GiLNER.-Wc
learn tina. case Of abortion occurred
in Gilmer recently. The body of 4
child was found in a creek near Glen
vile, and suspicion at once fell upon a
female in that locality She was ar.
rested and is now waiting trial but
we regret to say that the person from
whom she obtained the poison fed the
country and has not since been heard
of. We do not r,cOll'ct the names oil
the parties.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14

EE BLAND AND EDMlsToN.-En
this paper will be noticed tho profea-
sional card of new law frm-Mr. II.
s. Bland and Mr.. Andrew EdmislOn
having entered into partnership. Both
the gentlemen are well known to our
people, and need no recommendation
at our hands. Mr.. Bland, however, is
ono Of the best Civil Engineers and
surveyors ia tho State; and will provo
to be a very useful addition to our pop
ulation.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14

re- CouxrY Counr was in session
during Monday, Tuesday and Wednes,
day last-Judge Edwards and Asso.
ciitO Justices McWhortsr, of Jan,
Lew, and Dix, of Skin Creek, con
s,ituting the Court. Considerable
business Of a general nature was tran
sacted, and many law cases disposed
Of. The Court gives general salts,
faction, and tho directors to this sys'
ten are beginning to think that its a
pretty good thing, aftOr all
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14

re- snEEFPs SALES or LANDS
An act was passed at the recent sSs.
sion of tho Legislature, nmcujing and
rc.enacting chapter % Of the Code,
concerning the sale of lands for taxes,
and authorizing tho Clerks of Court.
to make 2sOds for lands already sold.
This is very important bill, as il
Affects every land holder in tue State,
Another act was passed which au,
thOrizcs the redemption Of lands here
tOfOrO forfeited to the State.
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t5,6EfM55p1etrx.
IL gE

Es TIE WESTON AND CLARKsBuRG
RAlLSoLD,-We regret to be informed
that the bill prepared by our towns
man, Henry Branron, to. facilitate the
construction Of this road, was defeated
in the Legislature, through the agency
Of the representatives Of Harrison aud
Kanawha counties. Their opposition
10 ituppcared to be controlled BY their
fears that this short line road would
interfere with the construction Of the
Northern & Southern Road. After
this bill was defeated. another measure
was introduced in tue Senate by Mr..
Bennett, giving authority to tho Wcs-
ton and Clarksburg road to commence
at Grafton, aud run through Phillippi
and Buckbaunon, to Weston, and pro.
yiding for a subscription by tho coun.
ties Of Taylor, Barbour, Upshur and
Lewis, and for District subscriptions
in said counties. This latter bill met
with the same opposition rs the first.
but notwithstanding that, it was pass
ed in the Senate, in shupe accOpta-
bio to its friends. 1t was sent to tue
House Of Delegates, where the same
opposition encountered it, and so
ciogged it with amendments, 10 the
very last moments of tho Session, that
il was impossible to get rid Of them
and pass the bill. 1t now remains on
til. calendar. with the House amend
nents, which will receive attention
upon the rea.scmbling of the Iegisla.
ture.
Our friends in Upshur, Barbour
md Taylor arc pleased with this pro.
iart, and they are moving to put il in.
10 execution. Below wc give tho
ideas Of the Buckhannon and Grafton
papers on the subject. Keep the ball
rolling, boys; nothing but a railroad
will save US and a narrow.g gauge is all
40 can reasonably hope for:
From the Grafton Sentinel.
No publish below an article from
The Buckhsnuon Della, urging upon
the people Of Upshur county tho i'm.
portanee Of narrow guugc railroad to
conncc. them with the Baltimore &
Ohio l,ailrOad either at this place or
Ularksburg. It is needless for US to
call the attention of the people Of Tay-
lor and Barbour counties to tho i'm
portance Of such an enterprise in DO.
half Of their own interests. The way.
and the opportunities, for opening up
our material wealth, are forcing them
selves upon us, aud tue people must
begin to recognize the situation and
ACT. Railroads are pressing for on.
trance to us on all sidoS. Such aroad
as the Delta suggests could be easily
and eheaply built and equipped. The
vast fields Of coal and timber deposited
and growing in and over the territory
that would naturally be traversed by
this road, then would be made araila-
hlo and brought into utility. Let the
people who are interested in this mat.
Ter begin to agitate. We want to hear
from them
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Es- Dir. GEORGg Il. Nouns, Dent.
iss, will visit Weston about the lst Of
May, and remain ten days. Office at
tho Bailey House. lIo needs no
irecommcndution-to know ofhis Gem.
ng is sufficient.
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FOR THE LADIES.

IONE Of the novelties OF the season in
~ Letter Paper Is placing the given name
Of the writer upon each sheet Ofpaper. Or
ders for names IN gold, silver, green, blue,
rel or black will be Tiled by .Nr. Walters
during his visit to Weston, or BY letter 10
the CRY NEWS DHror, Ularksburg.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14
INVEST VIRGINIA U NIvsi ~
" -tQ1I..1a3o

INVEST VIRGINIA U Xlvsi ~
w -1s7l...1S72-
the laIt Catalogue sh VS. al attendance q
MI Students at tlIls Institution. Five dis
tlnct departments Of Instruction, With full
corps Of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages
Mathematics, pureand applied Psychology,
Ethles, Political Economy, Logic, rhetoric,
the Sciences &c, &C., carefully and thor.
Oughly tau IT.. Practical Chemistry aud
Ply slc', illus traled by appropriate Apparat,
". Special advantages lor the study u De
Ology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
IinOralugy, Geology and COnchology; tot
gelheF with many specimens In other depart.
menli Of Natural History. Fine Buildings;
beautiful anl healthy location, good Ioci 2.
Fall Term begins Sept. G. Winter, Dc.
ctmbcr 8. Spring, March 90. Commence.
mont, Juna1O.
boarding from 50 to & per week.
Tuition, from Sl5 to S2i per year.
For further particular, inquire Of
ALEX lLIRrlN President,
NorganlsNA, W. Va
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After Tile Democrat, Hza ?

THE CONSERVATIVE. 1t is clabbcd
with any Paper or Magazine In the
world. More spice and VIM In II than
usual, Read tia year, and hang the two
beautiful rIlronos, "a Wet Va. 10y" and
"a West Va. Girl" oa your walls.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14
WAOSER'S GUAR MAGICAL
S II A v l n G S D a p

This is the hest Shaving Soap ever in
vented It will lather aud shave like q
charm. Young men, by shaving once u
week with this soap, can In u few months
start very strong beard. Washing Tx
head once week with 1t will stop ths hair
froul pulling out, remove dandrr.I, cure NIL
crup,lnns OF the scalp, md cause the hair to
grow iuxnrlant md beautiful. Try H.
Nothing IKE it. 80 humbug. Price r.
s'sts per caRs, sent by mall, post paid, or
receipt Of price. Address,
WILLIAM WAGNER.
nroi.3m Nlartinsburg, ". Va.
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FLOODED CATTLE AND SHEEP.

A " wOODFORD Is now agent for tho
N. sale Of Fine FLOODED Sheep, imported
direct rom Canada. Also, imported Cattle
pure blood. Portions wishing 10 purchase
any ofthc above described stock, will CALI
on the undersigned, OF Parker Is. Goodman
4 llro., Of Jane Lew. James Lynch, Of
Harrison county, will sell one buck lamh
june 10 4. ". wooDFoRD.
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Not going yet, aud tllafs no! the
wors, Of 1t, am not going to leave
want to sell twOsmorC louycs Of bread
at 4 cents u loaf. GLOW high ir dot?"
i. BRISRMAS.
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NOTICE.

Desiring to close up all accounts for
the last year, We request those that
have accounts with US no. settled. 10
call and do SO at once, as their ac.
counts arc now made up for settle.
ment. Very Respectfully,
a. a. LEWIS.
Jan. 90, 1878. Per Il.