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Eg- "LEr T'nEnn NE I,ourn-1t
has been suggested to US that it is
hardly fair to have an assortment Of
ordinances for tho government Of ths
Town, that nru known only to tho Cor.
poration otticorsi and then llnc persons
for tho violation of a law that has never
been promulgated outside lilo MAYORS
Office. Some years ago, when serving
rs Mayor, NJ Chalfant secured The
passage Of q resolution looking towards
che publication Of tho Town ordinances,
but bis successors have failed to carry
|. out. II would not cost much to
publish in some way such Of tho orai.
nancOs as ought 10 DO made public /;
and it would have good result.
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&S~ PERsoSAL.-lIOv. DR.. Il. Ar.
thur, Of Ohio, was in town last week,
and delivered two of the greatest ser.
nous ever heard in tho Methodist
Church in this place. Tho reverend
gentlemen was on bis way to his native
county Of Webster, where ho goes cv-
cry year to visit his aged mother. We
believe he was pastor here in 1874.
Mr.. Samuel Wilson, brother of Mrs.
Dr.. Barnes, (who resided hero many
years ngO) was in town last week Wis
iting his mother (NErs. Wilson, and
other relatives.
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GS- Man NGsslSd. Squire Wool.
ter received a letter from Mr.. John W..
OdOll, Of Fowlcr's Greek, Nichola.
county, last week, concerning a man
named Rollins Cassidy. Mr.. 0dslI
Says:-"AbOut s mouths ago, Gas.
sadly camo hero from Lewis county,
and bought 100 acres Of land from mo,
which 10 paid for, and for which be
got a decd. lIO went to work on tho
land, and remained there until last
ffll, when ho disappeared very m,s.
tcriously, and has not since bcrn heard
Of. Knowing that he had about him
some money, and that 10 lived some
distance from the settlement. fears arc
entertained that 10 has been fOully
dealt with. lie said he had a brother
10 Lewis county, who talked Of com.
ing to Nicholas, but nothing has been
heard of either Of them sincO 10 lef,
his cabin last fall" Any information
upon tho subject, sent to Mr., WOoftor,
will DO forwarded at once 10 tue par.
tics Ouquiring in Nicholas
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-26

M Tus WrsToN IIOrEL -wo
take pleasure in calling attention to
the card of the Weston llOtel-formor,
ly tho Monkey ITouss-now kept by
our friend Mr.. G. Corloy. Since this
gentleman has taken the house in
charge, wo hear him commended rs a
No. l lanlIord--kind, accommodating
and courteous. Ills table is irst.elass,
and tho rooms aud attendance excel
lent Stop with hin once, aud give
him LriaI.
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JTGgER ERl0gRRSI
MoMNM MaM9S
TIlne ofIIoIdIng courls

LEwts-Circuit Comt-on tho LIST
day of March and LIST day Of sCptcm-
Der County Coml-On the LIST Mon-
day in February, April, June. Au-
gust, October aud December.
BRAxroS-Ciycuit Court On the
18th of March and 18th Of August. :
County C1aN-0n the 4th Tuesday in
January, March, May, july, s0ptem-
Der AMI November.
GLMGR-Csrcua Co@t-on the
It'll day of March aud llth Of Sep,
TENDER. County C0uH-0n tho ID
Monday in February, April, June,
August, October and December.
UrsLGR-Circuit Cowt-0n the
22nd Ut March and 22l Of November.
County Court -0n tho % Monday
in February, April, June, August,
October and December.
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1t il said that Doctor Bland has
always been called "Doc" Blard, and
now, since tho advent OF Indian war
fare, the word Mo" has been added,
making it "NEodoc. Patent applied
for.
= Governor Jacob attended and
participated as member of tho Board
in seven meetings oftho Board of Pub
lie Works, whose legality he now de-
mics, and whose orders hu resists by
force.
- The town of Buokhannon was in.
corporatcd in 1852, by an act of the
Legislature Of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia.
- DiQdAat bis residence in Bower
~, on tho 10Th inst, Mr.. Adam Craw.
: Captain Jack las slain hi. hun
drods, but applO.jack his thousands.
- The potato bug is already making
its appearance in fo:ce.
= Honey bees and "yallar jackets"
with their patent duplex adjustable
bustlcs, dangerous to handle, arc on
tho wing.
George Grove has been appointed
postmaster at Middle Fork, Randolph
county, vice John W. Mills, resigned.
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re- WI learn that David BOnfold
was drowned in the river about two
miles above St. George, Tucker county,
ono day last week. Il seems that Mr..
Bonifeld was riding in the river on
horseback, when the horse reared up
and fell backwards, aud Mr.. D being
unable to get out, was drowned. His
body had not been recovered up to
several days alter tho accident. Mr.. d,
was quito a prominent man in that
county, and is pretty generally known
over the State as an extensive cattle
dealer. lilo was about 40 years ofagO.
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Rg- Straw AND PANAMA Has,
We would suggest to those thinking Of
inye.tins in tho luxury of a new sum
mer hat to call at the store Of P. @.
Urbacl, on Eain Street. He has a
good assortment, Of all kinds, which
he offers at prices which arc Very rea :
sonable.
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-26

re- SOMETHING NEw.-Mr. Clifton
has brought on and offers for sale, very
cheap, lot of dried SALMox-an arti.
Gle heretofore unknown in this market
1t is tho most palatablo Of the dried
fish kinl-wO know this, because We
have tried it. Call aud get some and
sec for yours elves,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-26

Eb DlED, ntlho rcsilcnco Of lis
father, on Dig skin Creek, LOWS
county, May 23d, 1913, CLINTON lin.
GER 0arDEsrER, aged II years, son of
Wellington V. Chilcslcr, lisq. Tho
deceased had long suffered intensely
from painful illness, and for tho past
nine months has been confined to his
bed, A fow weeks ago he professcl
religion, but death came before lie had
an opportunity to connect himself with
any church, In ibis sad afliction tho
bercayol parents have tho heartfelt
sympathy Of Tho community.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-26

E1- A NEw PAPER. We have seen
circulars in town asking subscriptions
to new paper which ono of the faith.
ful says is to DO printed by General
Nortllcott, in his Clarksburg Telegraph
Office, and 10 "puJlishc,l in Weston.
It is to DO "titled the Weston Spccta.
tor" and will pay particular attention
to tho interests Of education, art,
science, good ordOr, the labOring elias.
SEES, the countryman, farmer, mechan.
ic, manufacturer, artisan and labOrer, :"
and all other classes of people which
tho writer's Of tho prospectus may have
omitted. The authors of tho document,
being either ashamed Of their produc.
ton, or afraid that their signatures
might damage tile prospects Of the en-.
torprisO, loft the question as to who nrc
to be editors or proptictors, a matter Of
urmisc; but we are informed that Mr..
William u, Arnold is tho principal
mover ana tho m0nleu man OF the con.
Germ. II this prove to be legitimate
journalistic!cnterprisc, We shall hail its
advent with sladhoss; for wo have an
abiding faith that newspapers do good
in any community; and we arc sure
that little opposition will do US no
harm, financially or otherwise. IL
however, it is to DO tho organ Of the
TCtty spite md disgrunilctncut Of q
few politicians, who imagine that they
have been sighted, we opinc that The
people will extend to il no welcome.
But il it is started, which is doubtful,
We shall then be able to judge of its in !.
tcntiOns; aud until then it may be we'll
to suspend judgment.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-26

Gg- GlrmR AND CALuouN.-Dr.
NJ. s. Holt starts to-day on n visit to
his friends in Gilmer, in which coun.
ty and Calhoun 10 will spend few
weeks. HO lits. kindly consented to
act as agent for 1'ns DEMooRAr during
his stay there and will receive mon.
Oy and subscriptions for US. Ills re.
cOipt will DO held good by ia.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-26

ET MAsoStc.-Tho Masonic Fra
tOruity ofthis place held an informal
meeting on the 10Th inst. Steps we're
taken looking to securing now hall,
aud replacing tho losses to the Order,
caused by tho destruction by fire Of
tho premises they formerly occupied
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-26

NSr Ray. IIESRY LAsGroRD, of the
Baptist Church, baptized at Coon's
Run, Harrison county, and old gentle.
man named John lleecc, who lacked
but few weeks of being 03 years Of
ago. Tho old gentleman was a soldier
in tho war of 1912. lie walked halt
milo from tho Church totlo water aud
back; and seemed highly satisfied with
himself and all mankind.
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New in lewis,
,rArRoNlzE HOME INDUSTRY"

Tho undersigned has opened a Stone
and Marble Yard in Weston, wllcrO 10
will manufacture Stone or Marble
Head and ,TOmbstonCs, Monuments,
Foot.stoncs, &C., on the most rouscna.
bic tcsms. have made arrangements
to secure quantity of hard and last.
ing Rock for these purposes, which
will be equally as durable as Marble,
Look acout as we'll and cost great deal
less. shall also make ETcarihstoncs,
Mantle Pieces, GrindstOnss, &c, for
the manufacture Of which | will crcCta
saw mill for cutting steuc. | shall
shortly 90 through the cnuntysoliciting
orders. A trial Of my WORK isrts.'
pcctrully solicited.
GGr Plans and specifications for any
description Of Building furnished al
reasonable rates, W. j. KITSON.
Weston, October 81, 1872.
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ST CoMG BACK. DooroR. The
man most missed in this community is
our old friend Dr.. Peter Dargan. For
so many years wO had been accustomed
to his way Of business and his jokes,
that we began to think that ho was the
modsl driver aud express man. In
the name OF two-thirls of our town
people, we Insist on his resuming his
old scat on the coach.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-26

re VALUABLE Fnsp. Here is what
the editor OF tho Parkersburg Times
says he has seen IA cherry tree on
the table land near the head of Cheat
and Groenbricr rivers, in Randolph
county. measuring I feet in diameter,
and so feet up 10 tue lowest forks,
some limbs Of which were large enough
for ordinary saw logs. Now at tho
lowest calculation this tree will yield
$4,000 feet Of inch lumber which at
$40 per thousand represents tho snug
sum Of 1920 Land is selling in that
vicinity ut 81 % per acre"
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mn. NJ. D. CUMMINGS,

IL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office one door above DnilintOa's store, Main
Street, BGSiNn. | can be found at my Of
Rcc at all times when not professionally en-
gagged. Calls from the country prompt vat
ended to. ". D. CUMMINGS, NJ. Dt
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NTESTylRGlMA UNIVERSITY
wv NasV Wlan

w -lS7i-.-IS72 -
The last Catalogue sh VS. an attendance o
III Students ut THIS institution. Five dis
ilnct Departments orlnstructiOn, with ful
corps of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages
Mathcma tics, purCNnd applied; Psychology,
Ethica, Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences Re-, &C., carefully and thor,
onghly tau 1t, Practical Chemistry and
Physics, Illustrated by appropriate npparat-
us. Special advantages Tor tic study Of &C.
Ology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
MincrNlOgy, Geology and Conchology; lol
gclllcr with many specimens IN other depart.
mcnts of Natural History. Fine lluIldlngs
beautiful md healthy loralion, gSod anciNy.
Fall Term hcgin5 Sept, Q, Winner, Dc.
ccmbcr D, Sorting, March 20, Commence,
I, Junal 70.
oar,ling from 81 to Ipcr week.
uitiOn, from $ Va to sal per year.
rIurlNcr particulars, inquire of
ALIEN MARTIN President,
NorganlJwn, WA
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HOME INSURANCE co
Oh
Columbus, Ohio
CASH CAPITAL, 100000 90
CASH ASSETTS G3S,4l 81

The gradual increase of strength oil tile
flomC makes lis Policies better at Expiration
than when first issued. THIS gradual In
crease is guaranteed by Its plan of business;
none but First-Clasl Risks are written. Mt
paying rites.
The Home pays for Live Stool; when In
surcl and killed by Lightning, without ref
crUncC TO the place where killed. ltpays
damage by Lightningto buildings, whether
burned or not.
Farmers find the Company to be Just tho
onp they want.
Merchants get tic best Of Security in its
Policies.
NoTE.-This company llas fulfilled MI Tho
requirements Of the Insurance Law Of this
State.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-26

SIr AVIS or TuB LEGISLATURE
The Judges, SheriiEs, Clerks, and other
officers receive, us fast rs they arc
printed, advance sheets of the Acts Of
the Legislature. passed at its late scs-
sion. We nOtici that 3GS pages have
already been issued; and when conf
plste, The acts will make a volume as
large, il not larger, than tho present
Code,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-26

E1- IMPROVEMENTS ON Tns WEsT
FoRK.-Tt is said that tho farmers in
tho ''up the river" country, along the
West Fork River, arc making great
improvements on their farms this year.
More land has been cleared there, we
aro informed. this year, than for somo
years past; and what used to DO desert
places, arc now blooming and blossom
ing us tho rose.
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NOTICE.

Desiring to close up all accounts for
tho last year, We request those that
have accounts with us not settled, 10
call and do SO at once, as their &C.
counts arc now made up for settle
ment. Very Respectfully,
A. A. LEWIS.
Jan. 20, 1873. Per Il.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-23
industrial News.


Tho Philadelphia steamship companies have
reduced the wages of steVedores to twenty cents
an hour, and tho latter are on strike. They
want thirty They paradel up aud down the
wharves yesterday afternoon, kicking up live
ly rumpua, and threatening men who were work
ing at the reduced wages
Nearly all Of the MAaayunk mills have re-
runled uper ttlons aud in few weeks VIII be
running on fill time. One or two mills are em.
nIpyipg their regular nunbar of hands on tull
Tina but for a re- iuciipn OF wages and other
mills hlvs all their men working at no reduction
whatever.
A reduction of wages Ia threatenel Tar the
i.nrnayin IN tlilars of rhIlade'phia They re'
solved AZ n IN setting on Saturday night, not TO
submit to a reduction.
A ms, sting of working men was held IN Chl-
cago on sunday night, at which resolutions we're
RdDpted dem tndng work from the city, or else
suunOrt for themselves and families until work
can be obtained There resolutions were pre-
sentrd 20 the CITY Conncl last evening by a
committee which was accom- panied by about
three Thousand persons. Ih5 Council feIerreu
| them to special committee.
| -Abnnt ona thslaInl Dar'o1s hell "Work-
| inpmrn's meeting" in Cincinnati, yesterday am
| then called on the Mayor, Sam Cary addres ed
| the mee.ing advising moderation and remind
/ ing them tnat capitalists aul employers were
| also suffering from the hard times
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-23
AND PARTICULAR.

How to make slow horse fast-Don't feed
him
Mrs. Partington says she gets up every
morning at the shrill carrion of the chandelier.
-Secretarv Richardson leaves Washington to-
morrow for Boston where he will spend Christ
mas.
Springfield, Mass. has an ordin nco which
imposes a fine on any one "who sweArs out
loud"
The Young man who boosted he could mar
| ry any girl he pleased, found that he couldn't
| please any.
| The combined wealth OF those who went
down IN the Vile du Havre exceeded twenty mil
| lion dollars.
-Elgin, Illinois. offers the boys two cents
| apiece for all the rats they can kill and the
schools are on the point of euspending
The Prince and princes of Wales accompa-
| MED by their suite will lO1ve London for St Pc
| tersburgh on the 10th of January.
"A bear, recently caught in trap at Eden,
VT, is raid to have bitten eff his mprison ed leg
and mped away on the other three.
"A Montana man has been exied from the
| Territory under pain OF pitch and plnmage, for
| the crime OF marrying China woman.
For several days pact the accounts Of the
Popea health have been very unsatisfactory.
His Holiness receives only few persons.
-Qneen Victoria is stated to have definitely
declined an nv atinn from the Russian Court to
Mrs Andrews OF Vermont, said she didn't
care darn whistler dinner suited her husband
or not and justice fined her seven dollars.
A newspaper office in western Iowa rents
part of the Office for a cheese factory and thus
exhibits double claim to the power Of the
press.
| 1872 to lis column of figures, and, AZ he could't
account for the deficiency in receipts he was
arrested
A man WHO claimed to be John Quincy
Adams cx-Presideut of the Uuited s ate-. got
| a wetks' hoard and much attention from aiGreen
| Bay landlord
The Chief OF Police Of Mamphis has taken a
cepsus OF the ''roughs" and iinds that of one
bundled and thirty SIX, all but three survived
the epidemic.
Mark Twain is honest On being surprised
| hy a toast at a dinner in London recentlv he
| pulled out large roll OF manu- scrpt and pro
| ceeded to reply
An invention il said TO ave been recently
perfected in EnEand by which a diver, when
under water, IL able to converse with those
| above.
| A fair damael OF Bennini tor, Vt. is under
arrest for beating her father, because ha ven
| tured to say thAthe did not approve of round
dances.
| What was intended for mock marriage at
a Fond dn L7c evening party has been found to
| he legal one and the fnl n pair find them
selves compelled TO make the best Of it.
The Duke OF Edinburgh and his Russian
| bride the Grand Duchess Marie, will, after their
ARRIVAL in England. occupy apartments in Buck
inRh4m Palace until the completion OF Clarence
| House.
There is a growing mania for jewel robbery
| in London. and the London papers advise socie-
~ to take to thieving az a profitable business
No ono ever heard OF thief being robbed. and
the ligh-fngerel brigade are absolutely rolling
| in dianonds
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-23
eva aUunl.

--ANer the Holidays, Congressman Lotland
proposes to take his family with him TO Wash
iuu ln their home to be at the Imperial Hotel,
on :, street
Captain A A. Fenger, who has been in com
mauA 0f the u. s. revenue cutter HdnWon. for
som, time is ordered to bo detached from that
vessel AID placed on waiting or6ers,
s cretary Richardson will leave Washington
tomorrow for Boston. whore he will remain un-
I'll Monday next.
Wa Hurts, prominent fur dealer Of Bal.
tmora, dlclin thst city yesterday. aged ". He
Was native oi Russia. and eams to this courtry
sixty years ago He was associated with the
Hudson lily Far Company. and was an intimate
freud Il Jacob Aztor, of New York, aud Pierre
Chotcnu Of st Louis.
1t proposed by tho Polph e1ilt $ to erect a
statua Of Koseiusko in the New York Central
Fafk
lIr. pennock Pusey, well known in Whining
tn, has resigned az Insurance Commissioner Of
Mlnu,stta and il succeeded by MIR, A. II Nc
Gal of st Panl.
Tho beautiful poem by John G.. Whittier, on
"flc Golden Wedding at Longwood, which we
published yesterda", referred, ss many of onr
readers doubtless understood, to the celebration
o,the fifteenth anniversary OF the marriage Of
john and Hannah Cox, of Chester county. Th.-
commemorative even. occurred some weeks ago
and was duly reported by the COMMERCIAL at
tim TINA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-23
FeishbarIu9 CounIIss.

-Udlerz ,ok studies tile new Constitution.
or the 80 prisoners in the Chester county
prison q are convics.
The West Chester Ne,os wants snow, aud
We reckon 1t will have it,
Tho revenue cutter Seoard, which has
been rebuilt at Chester, is now about ready for
launching.
Samuel b. Harris. of schuylkil township,
Chester county, who was shot in the leg by
Henry Richards, some days ago, has died at the
almshOuse.
A little son of Thomas Broomall, OF East
Marlborough, Chester county, while playing
with marbles got one down his threat, and
choked to death
Caleb Nethery was assaulted on the public
highway near Jefferis' Bridge, Chester county
on Friday night and robbed of all the money
which lie posressed-&l6.
A stone which was being raised by derrick
ut Spring Hill, Montgomery county, last Wed
nesday. iell and striking Chas Morris, of Valley
Forge, on the back killed him instantly.
Patterson Station. Delaware county, on the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad
has been removed short distance down the
track and will be hereafter known as Woodland
atatiou.