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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

ny Telegraph TO EvSnY EVENING.
ROCHESTER,, y. v, Dec. ST. Susan u
Anthony refused to give bail today ~
appear ON trial for voting at the L..
election. and Is now in the custody of fla.
L. \. Marshal
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04

-EnglanI has bpit steel steamboat
ninety feet long and drawing only twelve
inches Of wafer, for one Of the rivers of
Brazil.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-01-04
Is THIS PLAGIARISM ?
A Query by Letter Writer-What An
swer but Yes Can be Given.



To he Ediior Of me Ncio York Times:
ALWAYS like to read the writings Of
Charles Readc, and was Interested in the
first chapters Of his "Waadering Heir
IN Hrper's Weekly last week.
But have found some curious condolences
in IT, MIR. Reade having said to his
readers
"To give the reader some idea of the
house he was going 10. ] will sketch the
performance from O'Clock on
the previous evening""
He sets his company down to cards, and
then he proceeds:
Mistress Ann Gregory held bad cards
abe had to pawn ring after ring for these
ladies, being well acquainted with each
other, never played on parole-and she
kept bcmoanlng her had luck. "Betiy, ]
knew how 'twould be. The parson called
to-day. This odious chair, why will you
stick me in iti Stand farther, girl. !
always loose when you look on" Mrs.
Betty tossed her head, aud went behind
another lady. Miss Gregory still lost, and
had To pawn her snuil-boX t. Lady Dace
She consoled herself by an msinuatiOn
50 MY lady, You touched your wedding
ring. That was a sign to your partner
here"
"Nlv. Madam. twas but sign my
finger itchcd. Bat if you 20 to that you
spoke word hogan with II. Then she
knew you had the king of hearts,
"That is IKE Miss here" said another
matron. "she ruhs her chair when she
hath matadore in bard"
est a thief to catch thief, Madam,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-05

Heenan, J. c., died on his way over
land. Now somebody ought to write
his biography.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-05

THE HOWE MACHINE Co.'S SEWING MA
CHIMES have become celebrated the world
over. The work done on these machines Is un-
surpaSsed--sewing the thnnest material and
the heaviest goods with equal facility, and re-
quring no extra adjusting for uneven thick
ness Or,paSsing over seams.
The Attachments for Hemming, Telling,
Braiding, Cording, Quilting, Tucking, Binding
and Gathering are of the latest improved pat
tesns, and are superior to those used on any
other machine.
The HOWE MACHINES are the STRONG
EST and SIMPLEST, and seldom or never
give any trouble in operating. They are the
Oldest established in the world iMr. Howe
being the original inventOr), and are In ad-
vance of all Others i'm improS ements and per-
lection OF mechanism.
III. CAMPBELL,
Agent for Southern California,
1G COMMERCIAL. ST. Oc26m2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-05
gos AnWles Nerald.
VINO sAAll own our lRaleA1lne CANALS,

The San Francisco Rural Press has
the annexed:
1t is pretty well understood that
nearly all the available water rights
in this State have been taken up by
private parties for speculative pur-
poses, and this Wholesale grabbing Is
still going on. The farmers are all
alive to the great benefits of irrigation
and the spectators are equally alive
to the great profits to be made In sell
ing water to the farmers. The danger
of large companies holding possession
of the water rights of immense tracts
of land is potent to any one who has
paid any attention ut all to the doings
of corporate bodies during the past
few years. The evils should be cor
rected while there is time, If possible,
and the time Is now. Ii the Govern
ment or State has no rights to the
water, holding it in trust for the peo-
pie as some persons argue, surely one
or the other ought to protect these
people from aggressive water mOnop0-
lies now springing up. The San Joa-
quin Valley Is the present seat OF oper-
ations for water spectators. There
they must have water to have crops;
but the settlers are unanimous in the
opinion that the water should belong
to the State or Government, and if
they must pay for it, they do not want
to enrich monopolies by SO doing.
There is great opposition to the plans
now prepared and being carried out
for irrigating portion of the valley.
The Stockton Farmers Grange has
adopted memorial to Congress oppos-
ing any subsidy to the San joaquin
and Kings River Canal and Irrigating
Company. The company probably
took pretty good care to get possession
of ali available water rights before
they started in, and it is not probable
that there is any room for any other
individual or company. The water
right policy in California has been a
very liberal one, and legislation on
the subject has been meager, but if it
is necessary to find out what rights in
dividuals have it will be an easy mat
ter to put test case to settle the mat
ter. AS the wholesale grabbing Of
"water rights on paper is going on
to such an extent a test case will prob
ably come Op ere long.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-05
THIRD DAY.

First Race--Trotting-F'ree for all horses il
the State; mile heats, best three In five to har
ness. Purse of $500; $500 to first, SlO0 to sec
ond; five TO enter.
Second Race-Running-Fre for all horse
In the State; mile heats, best three In five
Purse $4O9; $500 to first, Sl00 to second; three
more IN enter
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-05

Mrs. Hill, who shot her husband at
Worcester, Mass, did it in an unique
way, with all the accomplishments of
u fashionable life. She was walking
beside him, and asked him to take her
parasol for her. He took it, and she
then, after putting her hand in her
pocket to get the pistol asked him to
let her kiss him. He consented. She
put her arms around him, and put a
bullet in his left lung. His recovery
is doubtful. Her equanimity is pic
turpsOuely perfect.
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Advertise IL the RECORD.
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rsRpN gv THE sg
fTuRPgB0 PATENT SUITS.
Roberts VS.. ktChOlas Ceyer.

I'ss satts x,lug il 6r loi@m rcE6aee%y Jsdge
MaKaf~su, at Nay Visim arsife Cannt Oaarttn ,ess
tbn.scsSe=
;H .hs C.irTH eosss ur "a, Uutoa stasss, xS fO-
the W., Iscs Dist iss sI ren 50 trasia--K. A. e.
isjtcitsv ~ Nschasts C.yes NJ. t. Nay Tezn
as75 -sss BTcrY-
Tovcn'astr Il. ts!- Kl7 Sles md nhpnm Is
sIcS
Ssspsm Az. uMScs Of app liza ion for prel'm'n
4, yEilhcsc7, .o~ef
N@erNNn Is, }<9s M0,rn sr yheEnissss5 In
5tmrsn b,,4, ss.,E Tvs Ousfs o.iTx dy xkstssd IA
tse vsssasse; tae III ru.tiia suar3si ax pCsy,a sG,
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81, &ay u JmaU y irtie,nlsm savei pa~MaWy
ard Sy cyIy-
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cSnsewSy ctscIrur.ns <Nati mt iseue tas cor ti;e
n viSfmlr4r sniuo,tiesa aH ,,uiy served
IlHc ID, f,a- ktas. I've artschnrcut in tiis .o,s..
eS1s. &c I'd tse fesr3, as aftr aryunse,N Of eouMs
uTo and o,r, tirs Court ,reing tu1' aivisd in the
Yres,ii s, tive iaitc Is rnsde ab4o,e. sui the se
'eaee q eHe CNnxt is. Chat the sart defndaa, Nsoh
a'As Gcyy, te ieapsivsneS IN ttv. o,n,n,ea isW OF
Astssee,,y Cow MY fu and dusius tihe term uf ten
DAYS ari iLi1 he gay ,tie cIsfs OF tdis pmr col.
lag
Jvae ID, 1879. Conu1;,ert is s,ei
The iuiaDeio~ iu this VA. tcc inf ,msenrnt
os the Eohc,rs patent os No--(cskt, tse Dr., y,M-
ewtl ias iirr ~as,ry che ptysixctieness VI oil wells.
Tue at d Infringement for which The descNicus
was committed fur ouUtenlx. consisted in a ding
AkSaMdFa hs1:ar in eSptUiiay tsp.dos. in o.
wells seins tile same act Of Infringement Cor which
han,sr was ako cor,mitted in he casc No j. No
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-17

Merchants. Lawyers. justices OF the Peace, Land
Agents, OH Dealers aud Agents, 1nsu rance Agents
ENpressmen and other parties IN want, are informed
that weare preparcj 10 execute 10 order N kinds o
BLANKS, hu'iness or legal, required in lhis COM
uunty
lohhlNG Mtronagc resnectinllv solicited
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-17
Avoid Quacks and imposters.
No Charge for Advice and Consulsnstcu.

N. j. y. DyoR, Graduate Of yssevna EedieoS
Cose9s, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works, can be oonsultet on all diseases Of the
ssxuai or Urinary Organs, (Which he nss msds
an especial study either in male OF female, no
!Dstter from what cause originating or Of how
losg standing. a practice Of 80 years enables
hInl to treat disease with succsas. Cures gzar~
aheed Charges reasonsbla- Those at q dis
tance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide 10 Hedidt. Proe 10 cents.
J. y. DyOTr, Md, Physician and Sp1eeo =
l0i Dnane ST., New York
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03
TBIED EN]DeRRH
MonaaY Wy. >.
Time OF Holding Courts.

LEvls-Circua CSua-oa the Isl
day Of March and LIST day Of septem'
ber.-CsRaty Co,Tt-on the LIST Mon
day in February, April, June. Au'
gust, October and December.
BRAxroS-Cinat CouH On The
County Copt-on the Alb Tuesday in
January. March, May, Juls, ssp.em-
Der and November.
ti,Laxa-Csrenit comt-on The
alth day Of March and l1th Of Sep
tembOr. -County CouH-on the ID
Monday in February, April, June,
August, October and December.
UPsuuR-Cicait Cowt-on tho
22nd Of March and a2d Of September.
County Cont -on tho Cd Monday
in February, April, June. August,
October and December.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

Eg GEsERous.-wo bad occasion
to write tie other day to our worthy
Senator. Hon: Henry 9. Davis, in be.
half Of a poor man in this village We
solicited from Senator Davis his aid 10
procuring a pass for our townsman and
bis family to Baltimore, in ordOr that
they might reach Florida. Promptly
came the reply. stating that he gladly
cspoussd our causo-would use biz
best efforts to secure the pass desired
and enclosed q $40 bill for the 70.
lief Of our friend. Thanks. Mr.. Davis.
II was a kind action. neatly rendered,
and will not sson DO forgotten!
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

State 0f West Virginia.
Al rules held Ia the clerks office Of The
circuit court Of hraxtOu county, on the Grst
Monday in January 1873.
William Bayne, plaintiff,
vs..
John @. Cunningham and Thomas G .
Putnam, defendants.
IN ctANcERY.
The object Of this suit Il to set aide and
declare void a deed for 400 acres Of land,
being part OIL a e25 acre survey, lying III
the county Cultivation, on Fall aud Pigeon
Roust Runs. Said 400 acres was sold as
forfeited and delinquent lands aud the said
deed was made BY N. D. Squitcs, recorder
Of said county. Aud II appearing by an.
daylt filed that the. defendant, Thomas q.
Putnam 10 not . resident ufthV State VI
West Virginia, and The said defendant not
appOatlng,!it u ordered that he do appear
here within one month ailer tho date Or the
dtSt Publication oithlS order, lnd Do what d
necessary TO protect hls interest In this suit.
Tes,s;.-J0iiS ", JONES, ClerL.
HTFtamS, pa jap lltl
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03
baltimore cattle Market.

The following are the latest market
reports we have received:
BEEF GATTLE-Priccs to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows Best
bcoves at 6 00a7 rs; generally rated
irat quality at.4 75ae 90; medium
or good fair quality at 8 75a4 75;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows at
8 00as 70; inferior aud lowest grades
Of cattle 0 00a0 0O-general average
Of the market 81. Extreme range q
prices 0 00a7 %. Most Of the sales
were from 4 so to 6 81 por 100
pounds. or the receipts ii head
cameirom Maryland, 1852 from Ohio,
$50 from West Virginia, 25l from
Virginia.
SHEEP AND IAMBs-we quote
fair to good at 4a6icts, and good to
extra at 5ia0ic per ID gross, Lambs
We quote at 9 50ai 50 per head, al
TO size and quality.
H0Gs-We now quote at Z GOA
o 50 per ioolbI net
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03
~ Btokaissoy ltLMs. -From

~ BGckuissoS ftEAs.
The Dtlta Of The 9Th:
We learn that tho house on the place
formerly owned BY Jacob Waugh, but
recently sold 10 benjamin Basel, was
destroyed BY FRO last Thursday night.
II was occupied by a tsnaat at tho
time. We have not heard tho partis-
ulars.
Rev. H. L. Polling Is holding . pro.
tracted meeting 10 the new Church,
about two miles from town, near tho
.residonco Of Washington Ours.
Though The church is small, they are
having what is called a big meeting.
Quite number Of our town people Of.
tend. We hope much good may DO
done.
Mr.. Daniel Shumakor met with
quite loss last Thursday night. His
COW got hooked down, aud tangled up
10 q wagon some way. and was shortly
afterwards found dead. Wo under.
stand several dollars were contributed
to aid 10 buying him another.
Last Monday was the livelicSt day
We have seen 10 Buekhannon for some
time. There was snow enough to
make the sleighins tolerably good, and
every available sleigh was in use.
Several young horses were harnesSod
up. aud worked, Furnishing some very
nice fun for tho lockers On, who
wore quite numerous.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

EJ DRlrn OF JAMES NotAx.-Ws
regret to learn that James Nolan, eld-
est son Of Thomas Nolan, Esq. Of thi.
county, departed this life on Tuesday
last. Everybody 10 Weston knew
"Jim"-the rOllicking, ood.naturcd,
careless "Jin. '-Ho worked on The
construction of tho Asylum, and when
anything dangerous was to be done
scaling derrick, mounting a steep
ladder. or climbing where there was
scarcely fcethold for 4 squirrel, that
was Jin,'s place. lie was a healthy
young men, and bis sudden death has
taken all by surprise.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

~ Tnr Richmsnd Enquirn
thinks the "test way TO get out Of oul
present embarrassed condition would
30 for every farmer to come to fixed
determination to buy no more Emery
for bis daughter on credit, to make bis
sons support themselves, to hire but
few labor.rs on bis farm, quo NOR.
than arc necessary in connection will
the family labor,) to sell all tho land
that he cannot conveniently cultivate,
and 10 get out Of dsbtas soon as posi-
This is exactly vsa.i. needed in
ssmo other regions than Virginia. Ii
this way. farmers may not only GET ouI
Of debt, but. periovering IN i. will II
time get rich. Indeed, to DO out o.
debt Is comparative richness.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

R ADVICE GRAris-To rue Pso.
PIE or WEsros. Talk up and WORK
up your townsmen and business. Give
encouragement TO every useful aud
creditable enterprise in your midst, for
as certain as effect follows cause. g
certain every enterprise Of merit will
repay every citizen. We cannot live
unto ourselves, and We cannot dis.
courage apy movement in behalf Of
our town vithou. inaioting upon our.
selves personal injury. II you see a
needed Improvement for the town, de-
mand Il, and talk It up vigorously I'M
III the community Is imprognatsd with
Tho ides-uutil a storm ofpublic opin.
ion compels The work-just as II COM
PEELED ths erection Of the Academy.
Don't stop because some poor old mum
nv, out Of whom has withered all pub
liz spirit and love Of advancement,
whines bis sopulchral at woa't pay
show 10 your live fellows that Il will
pay, leave The old mummy to bic en-.
baintd aud swaddled dust and stupid.
ity, aud you will sec the result Of your
courage aud talk in universal improve.
mcnt, increasing facilities aud busi
ness, aud a broad, liberal, generous
spirit that psrvsdss, WHITES aud make
plea.an. and beautiful every place Y
enters.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

EE CeMNtrrEs CLspK.-wc no.
tice by the proceeding. Of the House Of
Delegates that our esteemed townsmau.
G. j. Butcher, Esq, has been elected
Committee Clerk 10 gil the vacancy
caused by the death Of Colonel Pa,
Dutfy. Mr.. Butchers opponent 70.
tle position was 40 old brother quill
Of ours Harvey Scott, Of the Guyan-
dotte Press.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

EJ SEsnBLR.-Thc trustees Of the
new Methodist Church at Grafton have
forbidden the use Of tobacco in the
building. and wilfsuke steps to prevent
it. Some Of our Weston churches
would do well to adopt similar rcsOlu.
tionI.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

nj "JuDoE,p "JrDoE," "JIDoE. "
An humorous friend Of ours tried 10
make US see The difference in grade be,
tween the Judges Of the Supreme. Cir
cult and County Courts. For example,
said he: "Now Mr.. Edwards, of the
County Court. is "Jiigc !" Mr.
Brunnon, Of the oircui. Court, |,
"Jedgej;" and Mr., Hoffman, Of the
Supreme Court, is fudge" We
trust our readers Will see il plainly, for
our friend appeared very anxious that
they should.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03
notice.!

Having sold my stock Of goods to
T. P. Reay & Co, It is important to
me TO settle up MY business At on ear.
ly day; and all persons indebted to
me are hereby notified that prompt
pay ment Of their indebtedness Is most
earnestly requested. Parties eau end
me a: my old stand with my books. as.
counts, &c. 7. A. EDWARDS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

RE AccIDEsr.-while engaged 10
fitting up some Of the now machinery
at the mill on Thursday last, Mr.. As
pinall met win an accident, by which
two ofthe fingers Of his RICH. hand
we're severely crushed.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

GE AoclDEsr.-A boy named
Michael Duffy, Of this village, while
playing with some Of the other school
children in the neighborhood Of the
Academy, fell and broke his log, near
the ankle joint. 1t lisa very serious
case, aud may result. in tho ampu.atiOu
Of the leg.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

nj TuE late revival at Stanton,
Virginia, running through period Of
eight weeks. ended with the old year,
aud Rev. Dr.. Rosser has gone to Win
chester. During Its continuance there
have been $50 conversions. OF The
converts, 1853 Joined the Methodist
Church South. aud the others con.
nOctcd themselves with tho other
churches in StauntOn.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

Eg TIE GLgsvlLLs NORMAL
School. We have received a letter
from Glcnvillo, giving a lengthy re.
view Of this Institution aud It's pros.
poets. 1t will appear in our next is.
sue.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

RI LEo BRoKES.-we learn from
Braxton that Judge Berry, while en-
gagged in Telling tree the other day,
Was struck by some Of tho limbs, and
had bis right leg broken below the
knee, besides sustaining other severe
injuries. This. occurred on tue day
previous to that Sc. for the organiza.
lion Of the County Court Of BraxtOn,
Of which Mr.. Berry was Judge. We
presume, however, that a temporary
presiding officer was elected!
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03
NOTICE..

Desiring to close up all accounts for
tho last year, we request those that
have accounts with US not settled, TO
call and do 50 at once, as their ae,
counts are now made up for settle.
mcnt. Very Respectfully,
A. A. LEWIS.
Jan. 20, 1878. Per r.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

M Tryy,l, TLo ob,0n,;o, n
Inc la,o flolonSi pa,riot "a nStFS ,So
,,.;,,sn, f,i0,t a. ll,o ,o,... Sr.nSh 'r ~
Tho Issi,latnro. v whom % NJ m Ssn ID
ve.,erdav AZ hoy;n, disd liz day 10.
yions At ,ls Msd;.sn Hou,o ~ ,oot ntscs
Yesterday afternoon. The sn Mir f,sS.
|.latnro vas IN at,cnl,n,s and ~
nrossssion. which started Al tbs M.Ii.
son Ton,s nnS nrncao',sa ~ II. Oath.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

fy TuE DEER LAw-ThO act o.
tho Legislature, passed February %,
1870, prohibits tho killing q deer from \.
tho III day Of January ill the 10th
Of August, and inaicts a penalty Of
S2o iSr any violation Of the law, one 2,
Salflo 20 to the iufOrmcr and The
other hsIf,o tho school fund. The
poss.,sion oi "reccutly killed venlsou
Or fresh deer stinsn e evidence Of th'
violation ofthe act. -tr
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

EE Plso's CuRn.-A Medicine of
True Arii.-Eighty dozen sold in two
years, BY our popular medicine dealer,
+. NJ. Chalfant. Every bottle war.
rantel to give satisfaction, or money
refunded. Chalfant is tho only agent,
no. only Of piso's Cure, but ali stand
ard remedies. Go to him for any
medicine Of standing and true merit.
II you derive no benefit from the use
Of bis medicine, no pay required.
Truly this is just TO the public, and
commendable in Mr. G.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

State Of West Virginia.
AT rules held in the clerks Office Of the
circuit eour. Of Braxton county, on th lE'o
Monday in January, 1879.
Isaac HOPES, plaintiff,
Vs.
Mercy lloopcs, defendant.
IN cilAscERY.
The object Of this suitis to procure di.
yor0e from the bond ofmatrimony from the
defendant, Mercy IloopeS, In favor Of Isaac
HooncS, plaintiff. And itappcaFing BY AT.
idaSit filed that tho defendant Mercy
hopes Is not resident ufthe State q
Vest Virginia, and the defendant not ap.
pearing, 1t Is ordered that she do appear
here Within one month after the dato Of he
srs, publication of,his order, and do what
Is necessary 10 protect het interests 10 this
suit. Teste: JOHN ". JONES, Clerk.
MT Frame, pq Janl3.4t
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

N TnE LEGISLATURE. ntws
from our State Legislature is very
meagro. A bill was introduced by
Mr.. Bennett in the Senate 8 few days
ago, amending the section Of the Code
relating to the assessment. We do
not know what the provisions Of Mr..
Benefits amendments are. We hope,
however, that they arc such as will
supply the mad rquaeies Of the present
law. There is great want Of uniform.
ity in assessments, and hundreds oil
thousands Of dollars Of personal prop.
erty in our State escape assessment en-.
Clarksturg Tetsg'aph.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

ES- Mas. NAScY BRASSOs, Of Gil.
NOR, fell from the porch at her resi-,
dence tho other day, and fractured
her jaw
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

N TnE AsYLuA,--By the cour.e
syOf Dr.. Camden. We have been 70.
yorsd with . copy Of the Ninth Anpu.
81 Report Of the Directors aud Super.
inIeadent Of the West Yirginia Hospi.
tai Tor the Insane. From il ws gath
or tho following statistics (:
On tho LIST day Of October, 1871,
tharo nara In a.. TTo,.;I.i
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
h FOR SALE. I

For sale, Thirteen Lois in Kilsoa's
Addition TO tho Town Of wes.On.-
These Lots average a quarter Of an
aero each, are bounded Ia The rear BY
the West Fork River, are admirably
adapted for building purposes. aud
will be sold cheap. An opportunity 10
now offered 10 persons Of snall means
to secure homes. For particulars OPP.
plytO W. g. BENNETT.
Real Estate Agent, wOstOa,
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MR. NJ. b. CUMMINGS,

III PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Utlise one door above a,lintoh's store, iiaiu
Street, titsibn. lean DO found at my Of.
fee at all tiuOS when ust Professionally On
gagged. UAlliifom the gounlEJ prom tlyAt
su1vL 10, " ., CUMMINGS, N D:
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ls,1ztg55!r',.sx.

Eg- AND NOW RpoAR sMlru is the
proudest man in The county. IFS a
boy, weighing l2l pounds worth
100000 per pound, gross!
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TIE pHILLIPPI HOTEL,
PaILLtrpT, W. va.

DEE. 3. Talbot. Proprietor.
The best Of accommodations for man aad
beast. erPartles rom Lewis and I'D join
Ing counties will End the PnitLiPPi lcIgt
all that thUy could eairs,