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The martens are here.

The martens are here.
It 10 a little singular, but nOverthc'
less fact, that the murderer Of Aus.
bin Wilson has never yet been indict'
Cd,
Charlie o'Hara, ono of Mr.. Lewis
popular clerks, has quit dry goods and
gona to farming, Sensible!
A report 10 current here that Isaac
Waldo has fallen heir to about $4,000
by the death Of a bachelor uncle in
Colorado.
An infant'child Of Mr.. Patrick Tier.
ney's was buried on the Goth ult. It's
death, We believe, was caused by
pneumonia.
Er. RalstOn's pet ground hog iris
to explain" ono day last week, after
an absence in the ground Of s months
aud 10 days.
"Wob" Annawalt has purchased a
lot 10 Ki.souville. where he intends 10
cree! a dwelling house q. ap early day.
A letter came to the post Office hero
the other day addressed to "Mr, John
Kenny, Weston. Lewis county, West
Vain care Of dan Arbygass and
James Falkper and old Mrs. Mcglah-
Ter and all the old sottlers-wi,h speed
make no delay"
A friend suggests the propristy Of
planting . few shado trees in front Of
the Court House, Can he get second
to the molten? Nothing serves to
beaulify public grounds so much as
shade trees.
Our friend FOglo returned from
MOnongalia, bringing with him bis
father and mother. The old gentle
man recently sold his property near
MOrgantown for $4,000, which he
will probably invest hero. He says be
has had better health since be brcathsd
the pure air Of Lewis than for many
years past.
We have the distressing news that
the wife and one child Of Mr.. Mar
shall Turner, Of Nurphy's Greek, died
within few days past. Mrs. Turner
had been inclined to consumption, and
was attacked with measles, and the two
diseases together were too much for
her onfeebled system. The child
also died from tho effects Of measles.
Mr.. Turner has the sympathy Of our
entire community in his sad affection.
Our saw.mill men talk Of quitting
the business. Parties having logs to
sell ask so much for them that a
sawyer can make nothing at the bust
Tho "ohio Liquor Law" which
passed tho Senate some time since,
passed the Lower House few days
ago, and is now tho law Of the land.
The Morgal.own Post says tina.
Mr.. Hays, Of that village, 10 about to
remove TO Weston, and start a livery
stable hero.
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ET COMMISSIONER. The Board Of
Public Works. under Legislative Joint
Resolution No. 10. has appointed the
following Commissioners to negotiate
with tue United States for transfer Of
this States rights in the James River
aud Kauswlls Canal: A. j. Pannell,
James Morrow, Jr., j. u. Bennett,
james D. Armstrong, W. H. Trayers,
G. J. Scott. VIM. A. Quarter, John
A. Douglass. A. T. Csperton.
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VIRGINIA. UNiYERsTTf

NTEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
w -1s71-..1872 -
The last Catalogue IhJws an attendance o
Ill Students at this Institution. Five dis
tlnet Departments Of Instruction, with full
corps Of competent Professors.
Tile Ancient and Modern Languages
Mathematics, pure and applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences GG., &C., carefully aud thor.
oughly tau 1t. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, lllul tra,ed by appropriate Apparat-
US. Special advantages Tor the Siudy Of De-
Ology
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
NincFAlogy, Geology and Conchologyi tot
gether with many specimens 10 other depart.
tnsntI Of Natural History. Fine lIuildinVs I;
beautiful and healthy location, good SoeI w.
Fall Term begins Sept, o. Winter, ne.
eembcf o, Spring, March 20. Commence.
ment, June20.
BOARDING from 50 10 81 per week.
Tuition, from Sl6 to sal per year.
Fot further Particular, Inquire Of
ALEX MARTIN, PrCsldOnt,
NOrgautswh, W Va
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CIarksburs City
NJ ARBLE WORKS,

NELSON & WELLS, :. prOprie.Ors,
Marble Works to DO found on Pike
Street, 2 doors west Of Horace l..
Wells Drug Store.
Dealers in Marble Monuments, Tab.
lets, Head Stones, Siantles, Crates,
Table.Tops, aud Vases All kinds Of
Marble.Work done TO order.
fs- ornors from u distance prompt.
" attended TO.
March l0-3m
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EH- Coop AprtcE.-Tho following
from tho Berkeley Uuion is so applica:
Bile 10 our town and vicinity that We
gire |. q pliec in TnR DEMOCRAT. We
hope our readers will consider It as ap-
plying to themselves:
"Talk about your schools, your car
shops, manufactures, libraries, aud all
enterprises that will make your town
prosper aud thrive. Let Offices and
politics alone for a couple Of years, and
let US sec what We can accomplish
whilst we are not divided by partisan
views or party politics. Az a friend
slid the other day, ho would sooner
see ono man coming into town with bis
dinner bucket and working costume,
than half dozen tops, with their hair
sli;ked and parted in the middle. So
NO lid We, just now, sooner see three.
i.o.y b-ick houses and several acres Of
manufactures going up, than to hear a
thousand political speeches. Down
with politics for the time being, and
let every person 60 TO work"
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THE ASYLUM.
$180,ooo.
CHARLESTON, April 4.

=. =. CHARLESTON, April A.
TheScna.o has passed tho bill ap.
prspriatiag One Hundred aud Eighty
Thousand Dollars for III o Hospital for
the Insane. J. NJ. BBSSETr.
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county

w VA" Due U cents
GrLNER.-M. Fircstone, formerly Of
Weston, has located in Glenyillc.
There must be q peculiar attraction
about Weston "wimmen." AT least
Chenille boys appear to think so.
A report is current that III, wife Of
Rev. John Wooiter met with an acct.
dent the other day, by which II is
feared she may lose one Of her eyes.
Not spare log is left in the coun-
ty. The late rise was Of such a char
actcr that our lumbcrmcn got of all
the timber they had ready. \
BRAxroS.-Tt is said that politics
never were SO hot since the passage Of
the secession ordinance, as they now
arc in Braxton county.
Judge Berry has recovered from the
breaking Of bis leg. and presided at
tho late term Of The County Court.
Tho time Of the Court during this SOS.
sion was almost wholly taken up by
tho consideration Of road matters.
The paupcrs Of, the county were
sold out at auction the other day. Is
IL possible tina. this barbarous custom
will cling to us much longer.
The epizootic has again made its
appearance in various parts ofthe
county. Several severe and we'll dc.
fined cases arc reported.
Married, in Braxton county, March
Goth, ut tie residence of the brides
father, by DR.. John L, Rhea, Mr..
John Baine, Of Pompey Squash, ALE
gheuuy county, Maryland, to Miss Sa-
alb A. Prince, Of Braxton county.
Capt. Taylor left ST. ton last Tuesday
to attend tho Wheeling session Of the
U. s. District Court. r.
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Homo and Neighhorl,ooa.


BANBOUR.-Mr. John II. WOolfor,l,
Of Barbour county, shipped to tho east
100 carloads of cattle during 1873.
Hon. Sam. Woods was thrown from
his horse and severely hurt, a few
days ago.
UPsnuR,-JOhn W. ROhrbOugh, for
msrly a resident Of Buckhannon, but
now living in Grafton, was elected
Councilman at a recent election 10 that
place.
ROv. Moses Tichnsll is now visiting
bis ralativss near Buckhannon, He
will settle again in this State.
Rev. Patrick Murray is expected
home next week. lie has been spend
ing the winter at one Of tho Massachu-
salts colleges.
DIR. FarnsROrth, tho delegate from
Upshur, returned home last week. lie
will not 60 back to Charleston, having
obtained leave Of absence for tho re-
mainder of the session:
TUCKER, Rev Thomas Mason met
with serious accident q few days ago
at st. George, Tucker county, He
was riding very spirited horse which
became frightened while crossing Mill
Run, and threg him, breaking bis leg
in two places.
PRrsrOs. W. B. Crane, e1.
Senator. died at Portland on the 18th
inst. His death was caused by a car
buncle on the back Of his neck.
A fire broke out in a field west Of
Kingwood tho other day, and for
while threatened to consume tho town:
but was finally subdued by the loss Of
a few thousand rails.
Mrs. J. Parnell, Of Peasants town
ship, had her ankle broken by being
thrown from her horse, last week.
There is a letter held for postage 10
tho KingwOod pos! Office, with tho fol.
lowing address:
IN r doleVir
gran Viii
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Not going yet, and that's not the
worst oft. am not going to leave
want to sell two more loaycs of bread
at 4 cents loaf. GLOW high is lot?"
T. BRlSkNAS.
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FLOODED CATTLE AND SHEEP.

A W wOouFoRD is now agent for tho
IA. sale Of Fine FLOODED Sheep, imported
direct IRON Canada. Also, imported Cattle
pure blood. Persons wishing 10 purchase
any oftlIe above described stock, will call
on the undersigned, OF Parker Is. CookMah
4 Bro, Of Jane Lew. James Lynch, Of
Harrison county, will sell one buck lAnb
june 10 4. ". wooDFoRD.
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The best assortment Of hardware in
Weston is to DO found at Fred Brink.
mans.
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NOTICE.

Desiring 10 close up all account, for
The last year, we request those Tia.
have accounts with US not settled, 10
call and do SO at once, as their ne.
counts are now made up for settle.
ment. Very Respectfully,
A. A. LEWIS.
Jan. 20, 1873. Per R.
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re- DR. GRoRqG b MosR;s, Dent
ist, will visit Weston about tue lst of
May, and remain ten days. Office at
the Bailey House. 10 needs no
irecommendation-to know ofhis CEN.
ng is sufficient.
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Ey LEWIS Cousrr Aurlp-Tas
0itea "Aar" on Record. Ill sec IN
your issue Of March 10th, a notice Of
Longevity Of a mare that died in Mich.
olai county li,sly, at the mature age
Of 80 years. Now ifu1ch items are Of
interest TO your readers, l can beat
that iightsmart." Ihad o mare colt,
fo.led 90 tie 18th Of May, 1886, Of The
Irish Gray stock. Iraised aud owned
It until 1t died, which took place March
22. 1870, making thirty three years,
ten mouths and fifteen days. Now I
don't suppose a better mare over ex.
listed /; aud as she had been great
help in raising my family, l deposited
her beneath the sod Tho above is on
record. She raised I or 8 colts, one
of which | own now, at The age Of %,
aud which | rode week since about
Do miles in one day.
Rig Skin Creek, March "a.
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~ BuckHAsNoS ITEMs.-From
the Delta Of tho 3lst ult.:
Rev. +. NJ. Hughes, Pastor Of The
N. u. Church in Buokhannon for tho
present year, prOashed bis first sermon
In that church on Sunday, tho 23d
inst to a large and attentive congrs.
CATION, and made very favorable i'm.
preston on bis hearers.
Rev. j. T. Mccartney and family
left our town for Weston last Friday
morning, at which place DO 10 stationed
for this conference year. Mr..
Mccartney made many friends, both
10 his church ard out Of il, and tbc
best wishes Of them oil 60 with him to
bis new field Of duty.
Our Circuit Court mas 10 session oil
Of last week, and we understand a
large amount Of business was done.
The Grand Jury found l . indictments,
they were mostly for selling liquor
without license, and assault and bat.
terry. We are much pleased with our
new Judge; 10 presidos with much
ease, grace aud ability and all bers are
much pleased with him.
MLkmRp-on Wednesday morning
March 26th, at the N. Il. Church,
in this place, BY Rev. W, G. Miller,
Mr.. John A. l.orentz to Miss Mary
Josephine Simpson, all Of Buckhan-
non. After resolving The cOpgratals.
tons Of their many friends. they
started on their bridal tour.
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Something New in Lewis,
"pATRoNIzE HoME INDUSTRY"

The undersigned has opened a Stone
and Marble Yard in Weston, where he
will manufacture Stone or Marble
Head and TombstOncs, Monuments,
INoot.stones, &C., on the most reason
bic tcsms. have made arrangement
to secure a quantity of hard and last
ing Rock for these purposes, which
will be equally as durable as Marble,
losk acolt as we'll and cost q great deal
less. | shall also make ITearthstoacs,
Mantle Pieces, Grindstonos, 30, for
the manufacture Of which I Will erect a
saw mill for cutting steuc: ! shall
shortly go through the county soliciting
orders, A trial Of my work is res
pectfully solicited.
y- Plans and specifications for any
description Of Building furnished at
reasonable rates. WI. KITS0N.
Weston, October 81, 1872.
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A better assortment Of stOgie, and
tobacco at Brinkman's than any other
place in Weston.
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Ig Trra, FROM COLLINS sRfrLK-
xESr.-Samuel Wilson. aged about so
years, died March 81. Ho moved
from PeEdleton county, and settled on
the Sand Fork Of Vest Fork, more
than fifty years ago. His house was a
stopping place for Methodist preachers
for half a century.
10 the same neighborhsod, on Sun
day morning, tho 22d, Mrs. sapp, vito
Of selby sapp, was found dead in her
bed. Deceased had been in delicate
health for years, and had been con-
fined to her room during tho winter,
bat WAS able to 81. up some till the
nigh. Of her death.
Mr. Granville Bennett il preparing
timber to pu. up mill on tho right
hand fork Of the West Fork River.
he.s,ream is small-otherNisc the 10.
cation is good one.
Some features Of our school law, as
reported by The committee, do not
give satisfaction, especially that clause
giving to each sub.district tho same
number Of months school, without re-
gard to the population, or to the price
paid to teachers.
U. T. Craig closed a successful
school on Sugar Camp on the 25th.
The patrons Of the school, with several
teachers and the County superintond.
ent, were present. All appeared
pleased with The exercises.
Several teachers from this county
will be Of in few days to the Normal
School at Glonyille.
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COTE. % cts per pound, sugar 1871
cts, and all other goods 10 proportion,
at Brinkman's.
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WAGSER's GREAT MAGICAL
S II A WIN G S 0 A p /.

This is til. best Shaving Soap ever in
vented II will lathGr and shave like a
charm. Young men, by shaving once a
week with this soap, can in lew months
start very strong beard. Washing the
head once week with It will stop tho hair
from pulling out, remove dandruIi, cure all
Oruptlnns OF the scalp, and cause The hair to
grow luEnrianl and beautiful. Try il.
Nothing like 1t. No humbug. Price %
cents per caKO, sent by mall, post paid, on
receipt of price, Address,
WILLIAM WAGNER.
ar24.3m NIartinsburg, W. Va.
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>, Ag' Drct,SEs.-To hs Editor Of
Tile Democrat. q Owing 10 business en-.
gagcnenis, which will compel nv a 4.
scnea from t'wn during a part Of The
year, ] M, compelled 10 decline The
honor which some Of my friends pro.
posed to copfor upon me.
Thankful for the good Intentions az.
pressed BY The nomination, / am,
Very Respectfully,
JoSEpil Fl. CLtrros, SA.
Nor!cE-sunday business has bee,
Sloisd Of tho Brick shsnty.
;. BMSkMAs
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE.

For sale, Thirteen Lot, in Kil,un',
Addition to the Town Of Weston -
These lots average a quarter Of an
acre each, arc bounded 10 the rear by
the West Fork River, are admirably
adapted for building purposes, and
will be sold cheap. An opportunity i
now offered to persons Of small mcins
to secure homes. For particulars ap.
ply to W. G. BENNETT,
Real Estate Agent, Weston
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The Universal Glazing TOOls-pricc
so csnts-al Brinkman's,
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DhAWL h
!: "A :
Queen of the West.
This Water Drawer is the most sim
pie aud perfect for raising water from
wells and cistcrns.
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 a valve, ii ellis aud dischar.
gcs, as required, at the bottom, thus
AVOIDING TIE TIPPING AND
ROCKING OF TIE BUCKET
As is the case with most Water
Drawers. The top of the Bucket be.
ing always open, /! can DO dipped from
samo as an ordinary well bucket. It
has no projecting hooks, rods or at.
tacllmsnts Of any kind TO interfere with
the bucket, and is so constructed that
It can be
USED with SAFETY by CHILDREN
1t is provided with a ratchet, which
prevents any accident TINT may occur
by carelsssly allowing tho Bucket 10
descend too rapidly.
THE CHAIN
is fat square link, made heavy and
strong and we'll galvanized to keep II
from rusting, and is so constructed
that it is impossible for it to slip or to
cause trouble BY freezing. Address
T. P. REAY & Co Sole Agents for
Lewis county
BOYD. MILLER & co.
Wheeling, W. Va.
Also, Manufacturers Of
THE WEST VIRGlNtAN" IRON
IlILLSIDE pL0Ws, aud otlOr
Wood and Iron Hillside, Cen.
tro l.eycrand Steel Con-
ire PlewS, and isa-
lGrs in
PuER AND FREsn
TIMOTHY,
CLOVER,
KY. NIUE GRASS. and
ORCHARD GRASS SEEDS.
.-Also-
LANDRETH,s
warranted Vegetable and Flower Seeds
And every description Of MACHINE.
RY and TOOLS used on Farm.
The well known UNION CHURN
always 10 stock.
BOYD, MILLER ( Co
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
Wheeling, W Va
Feb IT,
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How i.h der pop, Oh? Time to
commence Der Driumph Pop, &C.
Der Crown Prince, Frederick,
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Brinkm,n's Candy, Bintnan's
bread aud crackers Brlnkman's nice
advertisement, ha!
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CLYDE NEWS.

Clyde is still making on ward strides
in the various enterprises, thus prov
ing the determination of her citizens
to make Clyde what she is fast becom-
ing-the best town in the county.
Since our last communication, the
contract of building the new Town
Hall has been let to James Hughes for
about $4,000, making the building
and lot cost about SIS, 900.
A meeting has been held to consid-
er the feasibility Of building 3 turn
pike from Clyde, north to the
bay. The question is being agita-
ted by all our business men, and the
probability Is that the pike viii be
made in the near future. The esti-
mated cost is about 5000, of which
the town proposes to pay 5000.
On Wednesday, the Baptist Church
gave an excursion to Put-in-Bay Is
land.
On Sunday evening last, the Bsp-
fists observed the rite of baptism by
the ''Bible taught plan," Immersion,
in their new baptistry.
The Rev. Mr. Hartupee, pastor OF
Methodist Church, who has been on a
trip up the lakes, has returned and
will resume his duties in the church.
Rev. E. R. Chase, the Presbyterian
Pastor, is lying seriously i'll. We
hope he may be speedily restored to
his family and congregation.
affr NORMAL
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BLOOMTILLE NEWS


Having seen nothing in the TRI-
BUNE lately from our village, l again
assume to give few locals.
Bloomville is truly growing. There
never has been such excitement here,
among men Of capital, rs now. Busi-
ness men are actively engaged In
mercantile pursuits. About forty
new buildings have been erected this
summer, while more than dozen are
now in course of construction.
Einsel and Bliss have taken in sew
eral thousand feeces of wool this sea-
son; prices varying from 40 TO 44c. per
pound.
Joseph Garner will be ready to open
his new grocery store in q few weeks.
After discussing the "Woman Stuff
rage" topic last Friday evening,
Bloomville Lyeium decided that wo.
men should have the right to vote and
hold office Immediately.
The following officers were installed
In S. of T., Bloomville Div, No 229,
July q, 1878.
w. P.-J. N. Russell. sl
w. A.-Mrs. E. Baldwin.
R. s. "A. ]. Splitter.
A. r. S.-Miss Emma Watson.
F. S-7rW. T. Simpson.
Treas.-Miss. Emma Andrews.
Chap.--Eli Winters.
Coma. Owen.
Asst. Con.-Miss Maggie Z. Mckee.
/. S.-Miss Della Turner.
o. S.-Jefferson Freeze.
The Division now numbers 69 mem
bers.
Rey. Mr.. Hawk, Presbyterian min
lister Of this village preached thrill
ing temperance sermon on last SUM-
day.
More locals next week.
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Local Correspondence, d i,l !,
BEErsTILLE VIEWS.


As you have no regular csrrespon-
dent at this place, 1 for once, will try
to act in that capacity.
BettsFille presents lively appear
ance this summer, and her streets are
filled with busy people.
Our. carReptsrs are AZ fe1sy, work
ing on the many buildings now in
progress Of construction. The most
noted of the new buildings are the
large and handsome warehouse Of
King, Belts & Co., and the white
frame block built by King & Titus.
The new passenger aad freight depot
Of the T., T. d E. R: r. will be com
pleted within few days.
Our merchants have been very
busy this summer, and have had
double the amount of business they
have had heretofore. Dunham 4
Taylor, formerly of Fremont, have
started q new hardware store and tfn
shop, with good prospects. Mr.. Yerk.
formerly of Tifin. has put in opera
ton tin and stove store; he is doing
. good business. MIR. p. Bets has
greatly enlarged his dry goods and
grocery store. Mr.. George Schuster
has also made great additions to his
stock Of dry goods and groceries
DIR. James Norton contempIates
building hotel in this place. We
wish him every success. There is no
other house of the sort in town.
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SETTLE PAT Uri


We noticed last week that a change
had been made in the proprietosshir
of the TRIBUNE Office, This will ne.
cessitate the closing Up Of all old ae-
counts and the collection Of all due
the Office. In view Of this we urge
our patrons to take immediate steps
to settle their bills so that they may
begin square with as. This is especial
Iy the case as regards subscription ac-
counts. An examination shows US
that there is due Us from subscribers
entirely too much 70 be out in that
direction. This money We want-we
need-aud must have. From adver-
tising there is alsoa large amount
due, some Of the accounts having
stood for long time. This must be
closed up.
We therefore ask that our patrons
come promptly and pay what is due
us. 1t will save us the trouble Of no
tifying them personally or sending
special notice to them. We need
money badlS, eSd ARE gafi4hsliE that
our friends knowing cur wants viii be
prompt. Shall it be Sc?
LOCKE & BIO.
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EEIGHBORHOOD SRWs.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.

1-AD COOANA
The work on the line of the A & L.
f. Railway from Bucyrus to Toledo,
will in q very few days be vigorously
pushed. By the middle of September,
croakers who say the road viii never
be built viii open their eyes with as.
tonishment. Ii gives us unfeIgned
pleasure 10 communicate this good
news to our people. C. K.
Ward, the veteran stock buyer OF
Crawford county, last Monday pur-
chased for SIS, 200 of Mr.. Robert Kerr,
400 head Of cattle, to be taken between
now and the frstof September, Mr.
Kerr keeping them meanwhile, with.
out extra charge. This is the largest
stock sale ever made In the county.
...,.....Ed. Rose, an enpIoye of ]. b.
Kemmis, on the 4th, while excavating
for the abutments for q bridge near
Gallon, was buried by the caving Of a
bank, and Severely cut about the head
and otherwise bruised The wife
of Mr.. Studder. Of Chatfield town.
ship, during the late storms was
thrown down from a load Of hay to
the ground, and both arms severely