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bloody carnage was Richard Car
vigan, who was killed on the
Boldly place. He had been mar
ried but q few weeks. He was shot
down in the presence OF his young
wife, who was told to make the
best Of her way to Linkyille or she
would be treated in the same way.
The poor young woman, who is not
over nineteen yearsold, BY the way,
fled to the woods and that night
travelled eight miles to the mouth
Of Lost river, where size was res
cued by a party sent out to look
for bodies.
Capt. Isaac W. Smith, Engineer
of the Locks, has been presented
with a god watch on behalf Of the
workmen and other friends
From Visalia, Cal, Dec. "a, comes
this: James McCreery, a desperate,
killed Charles Al en,about 5 o'clock
this afternoon. He was arrested
within a few minutes by the officers
IN an ont-house to which he had
fled, armed to the teeth. He was
taken from the officers by all ex-
cited crowd amid theories Of "hang
him T. ''shoot hin4 |" etc, but the
officers finally succeeded in lodging
him IN Jail. A Vigilance Commit
tee was at once organized around
the ioi! doors, a demand was made
for the prisoner, and the Sheriff
and Deputies were overpoweredl
and the keys taken from them, and
McCreery taken from the Jail and
hung. The excitement has all sub
sided and the body is still hanging
from the bridge amid the pouring
rain. The unanimous sentiment OF
tile people was "wel done! Great
praise is due the Sheriff and Depn-
ties for their efforts to arrest the
hanging.
Over 100000 have been ex-
pended IN buildings in Olympia aud
rumwater this year.
A stranger at Astoria, while
passing BY Arrigoni's Hotel, fell
through a hole in the wharf a. and
narrowly escaped drowning. This
is the second occurrence Of this
kind.
The new Custom House and l'ost
Office at Astoria will soon be com
pleted. It is a much needed i'm
proyement.
Public meetings are being helc
in Wyoming on the subject 9
breaking up that Territory aut
parcelling it ont among the sur
rounding States and Territories
Public opinion is about equally d
yided on the subject.
1t is thought the sum Of S2O,OO'
will be appropriated by Congress
to 70 on with the building Of th'
Territorial Penitehtiary at Stella
COON.
4 change is announced in two 9
the officers Of the Oregon Certrs
Railroad, West Side.) \. q
Pourtales il tile Aice President an
Jos. CASTOR, Secretary.
TIE Statesman saws Monday tn
Governor signed Commission
which were conntersigned the do
following, and sent to the part'e
concerned as follows: \. Noltnel
Notary Public at Oregon City-r'
! appointed. 4. G. jones, Notar
!. Public at Albany re-appolnte'
J :. X. Goodale, Commissioner !
deeds for Oregon, to resideat Ne
York. 4. G Mason Of t'oose LaE
! was appointed Que Of the Comml
: sioners for the construction Of u
$ jackson, Grant and Baker Co''l''
! Wagon Road, ii place of jam
/ = i
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PACIFIC COAST NEWS.


Salem last Friday was largely at
tended.
The Corvallis Gazette was de-
layed last week because Of sickness
in the editors family. An almanac
upon which the editor is engaged
will soon be out.
Eggs are IS cents q dozen at
Walla Walla.
Olympia had full time on
Christmas.
Ike Bowman, Of the Idaho
World, fell down on the sidewalk
in Idaho City, one day last week,
and broke bis arm.
In San Francisco, on the I'D
ult., Jo. Fazen bit off Thomas
Clark's nose. Fazen was arrested
for mayhem.
TIE Rev. Nr. Weeks has a
tlourishing church and Sabbath
school established on San Juan Is
land, which is well attended. The
American officers at the military
post, who are very courteous and
kind gentlemen, are gratifed that
jurisdiction has been extended over
that portion Of the Territory
Hiss Speake, Of Olympia, who
was taken to the Insane Asylum at
Stpilacoom about two months ago
a raving maniac, has returned home
happily restored to mental health.
The Boise Statesman Of the 18th
says "four is getting short at that
place and is selling at 50 per bar
rel, with very little in the market.
7'he railroad question is agltat-
ing the people of Idaho.
The supreme Court Of Washing
ton Territory made the following
appointmentsof United States Com
missiiollerS: VIM. II. Andrews, Of
Walla Walla; H. NJ. Newton, Of
Yakima county, and Joseph II.
IIoughtou, Of Olympia.
Walters. Kitchen has been held
to appear before the ). District
Court for Oregon on q charge O
robbing the mail at Yantis Station
on the Boise road. The depreda'
tions on that road have been going
on for a year or more.
Several Indians holding clalm'
in Whatcom county, W. T., bav'
built houses, fenced lands, hay'
stock, and are holding Gains lik'
other settlers. Some white settlers
supposing the Indians had no right
which they were bound to respect
jumped their claims. The matte
has lately come up before tile Su
perirtendent of Indian Affairs, VIII
decides that the Indians are emit
titled to their claims, having seyere'
their tribal relations, they not hav
Ing drawn any annuities for severa
years, ard has notified the whit
settlers to yacate the lands.
pnrse &c S27 was contribute
of"the sinners mite" to the lSeN
Nm. McPheeters at the Christina
tree festival in Olympia.
From Salt Lake, Dec. 9th, come
this: About go this afternoon a
avalanche 600 feet wide and !
feet deep, came down, crossing i
stage road and carrying away trol
eight to ten teams and teamstcr
backing them ] 500 feet across Go
tonwood Creek. Thirty teamste
. were sIlovcled out alive but bad
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TNEDERl(DgRA1
MoMNoY Mes. 40
Time ofHolding Courts

Lrwts-Cireui COwt-on tho Isl
tlay of March and LIST day Of scptem.
ber-Cssn,y Court-0n the LIST Sion.
day in February. April, June. Au
gust, October aud December.
BRAxroS-Cireuit Court On tAt
18th Of March and 18th Of August. :
County Com.-0n the 4th Tuesday il
January. March, May, July, SepsOm'
bor aud November.
GiLxRR-Cireut Lomt-0n the
11th day of March aud llth ofSep'
sembor.-Conaty Coa4-On the %
Monday in February, April. June,
August, October and December.
Ur,uuR-Cireait Coart-0n the
22ad Of March aud 22d ofEovenber.
County Court On tho I'd Monday
ia February, April, June. August,
October and December.
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q opirrAnr Norlcrs.-Me tnrs

RS- oniruARY NoslcEs. hay,
in our Office . hugo pile Of mapnscrip
being the ''tributcsn Of friends /,
those who have ''gonc bGfore'-alI o
which have been sent US with n simple
"please publish" We should like tc
accommodate everybody, IL We could
but really, to burden US with this mas,
Of matter SO unintsrestipg TO all px.
cept those directly concerned. is asking
a little too much We don't object to
printing short obituary notices /; bul
our friends must recollect that we ex.
pact something more than "plcaso
publish" for lengthy ones. When you
go to the marble works for monument
to place ever tho remains Of a friend,
you expect to pay for it-apply tho
same rule totho printer and all will be
we'll,
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Rg T'nE last report Of tho Directors
Of tho Hospital for tho Insane shows
that the appropriations for tho con-
strustion Of that building amounted al
the date Of tho report to $54l ,302 3D.
and the number Of patients accomme.
dated was $50. By a little simple di'
vision It thus appears that it has cosi
tho State just 1892 oS 70 provide
Hospital room for each patient. Fol
this money each patient might have
been provided Sith q pretty eomforta'
bio house all to himself. Wedding In
telliseater.
gument as tho 1ntelligeneer is capable
Of; out taking It US II is, We throw II
back to tho editor with few more dg.
ures added. Ohio county has had
nearly all the time about 50 patients
in The Asylum. These, at "Sl ,s92 "
e,eh.n have "cost the State just
soI ,e14! Now, in order to make The
thing as satisfactory as possible, will
che Inlelligalcsr please tell US how
much money Ohio county has paid fol
the construction Of the lIospilala
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81 NJ


Eg ClRcuIr CouRr.-Ths first scs.
sion Of the Circuit Court, under the
nav order Of things. convened on the
1stinst A great deal Of business has
been disposed Of. and tho docket hap.
PLY ridsof numerous cases that have
burdonGd it for years. Judge Bran.
acn gave great satisfaction to all COD
cernGd in tho manner Of performing
his duties. He was ,naritOr in modo,
tortitsr in re-discharging the duties
If his Office with the courtesy and
frmness that should always character
lie the Judicial officer.
The Grand Jury found several in
dictmcnts, a list Of which will appear
next week.
The trial of Guy Miller, charged
with tho murder Of Steven Southall,
came up on tho Sd inst. AT the re-
quest Of the prisoner, by bis counsel,
u jury was summoned to try the case
under tho special jury law Of 1870
net one Of The jurynen resided in Yves.
ton. The State wus represented by
Mr.. Andrew Elmiston. Prosecuting
Attorney, and Mr.. Robert L. Fleming
of Glenville-the defence was made BY
Mr.. Henry Brannon and Mr.. @. G.
IligginbOtbam, Of Buckhannon. The
evidence closed on Wednesday even
ing, when Mr.. Elmiston opened for
tue defence. This was that gentle
mans maiden effort 10 Cou,t, and we
IRE glad to say that his speech was
creditablc indeed. lie spoke at some
length; and was followed for the dc.
fence on Thursday morning by our
friend Iligginbotham. Mr.. Higgin.
botham's speech was "a clear and for.
chile legal argument for the prisoner, "
and it was an argument which gained
for our talented young friend host Of
admirers here. Mr., Iliggiubotham
was followed for The prisoner by our
townsman, Henry Brannon, 10 one OIL
the most forciblc and exhaustive argu.
mtnts that was ever uttered, here or
elsewhere. His review Of the case,
end the law points involved, was
mastery. With all respect to the
splendid efforts ofh legal brethren,
We must say that. US usual, Mr.. Ban.
mons argument was THE speech of the
case. Mr.. Fleming closed for the
prosecution in lengthy aud elaborate
argument, cyincing thorough
knowledge Of tho law and fine oratori-
Oal powers. He handled the case
with marked ability, and followed up
point after point with telling blows
This closed tho argument, and on
Thursday afternoon tho jury retired.
At noon on Friday they returned
into Court with verdict Of Guilty
Of Murder in tho First Degree" which
leaves the Judge no alternative but to
pronounce the sentence Of death unless
hc grants an application for a new
trial, which we understand will be
made by the prisoners counsel, this,
Saturday morning.
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EJ NRtonBoRnoop NEws-Frou
tho Buckhannon Delta Of the Bird inst
A man by the name of Hoover, liy
ing near Csnteryills, in Upsdul
county, walked out into his yard a few
days ago, and dropped down dend-
supposed to DO disease Of the heart,
The peace Of our town considerably
disturbed during tho past week b.
some parties from tho country, who
came here for a spree. Tho Mayo
had three Of them arrested and fined
Tho wife Of James flersman Jr.,
was found dead III her bed on the
on the nigh. Of the 25th inst. He,
husband was absent during tho oven
ing, at a wedding at bis wife's moth
er's, aud when no returned heme
called to his wife several times, bu
receiving no answer, he made light
and on going to the bed. found hel
lying there dead. Sho was in com par
alive good health the day before
Last Wednesday evening William
Miles. with some three other men en-
gagged in chopping q large poplar tret
down, and tho tree in falling struck
hickory tree which stood near, ant
knocked off quite q large limb, whicl
fell to the ground, striking Mr. Mile
on the back Of tho head, aud iellinI
him scnselcss. He was thought to b
fatally Injured at first, but it is noV
hoped that he may recover.
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Gg- "TnEy SAY" that our friend
Mr.. Hughes, pastor of tue NJ. L.
Church At this place, was married on
tho 9Th inst. to a young lady of Cam
eron, Marshall county. II the repor.
be true, Tur DBMoCSAr, together with
many other warm ffieuds,. send their
warmcst greoting.-We have not YET
had report of tho proceedings Of the
Conference, and cannot say whether
Mr.. Hughes has been returned to thil
station or not.
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H VINO Can BEAT Iri-Choice
stogiGs, manufactured from six years
old Tobacco, ut the Weston Cigar Fac
tory. No Kentucky tobacco used at
all. Do you know that Kentucky to-
bacso mss not good name in the mar,
kets Of Europe : because it is strong,
like lucifer. Pennsylvania Tips con.
stanlly on hand. Connecticut aud lila.
yanuah Cigars, Iynchburg Chewing
Tobacco, Cat and twisted Navy, dOu.
Bic Navy. homemade Smoking Tobac.
co, and manufactured too, Scotch Snue
10, &c.
TnH DurcuaAs FROa swirzEslASD.
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The object ortbis suit, to Onloin aud res.
train j. s Hall, trustee IN deed exscdted
by Job Houghton and Lucy, his wlIc,to him
10 tecure to Geo. ]. Arnold tie payment Of
800 80, with It's interest, from selling the
real estate so conveyed to him as such irus.
tee. And II appearing by al affidavit fled
that the defendants John Il, IIoughiOn, Phc-
he A. Lyons and Mrs. Jasper N. Thomp'on
arc not residents of this State, aNd they not
appearing, II is ordered that they do ap car
here within 0ns nonth nficr the date Of the
first publication Of this order, and do what
Il necessary 10 protect their inicEoStS In this
suit. Tcate;
W. II. BYRNE, Clerk.
J " and " @ DvCneiti pills atty.
March Cat
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Chips and Whetstones..

A now pest Office has been established
at Cox's Mills, Gilmer county, West
Virginia, with Phillip Cox as post
master,---Dr. Barnes is just recov-
ering from severe attack OF sickness
Wet Virginia was houored with
a prize fight on tho 4th inst, Harry
IIickcn, Of Philadelphia, aud Bryan
Campbell, Of New York, cOutended fer
the lightweight championship oil
America and s., 0O0.--Mr. Hays,
Of MOrgantowu, was in toSu last
week. lie contcmplutes establishing a
No. l livery stable Mrs,
Sloirs, wife OfThomas NIeirs, of Mason
county, gave birth to three living
children ihort time siacO,-The
House of Delegates has passed joint
resolution providing for tho adjourn.
mCnt Of Legislature on the Gath Of
March until tho sOcoud Wednesday In
January, 1S74.--Ths daughter Of
Senator Davis, of this State, who is in
society at Washington this winter, Is
spoken of as a very beautiful and
charming young lady.--Ws are
Informed that a negro at IrOudale had
a severe attack of the mcaSleS, and, to
cool the fever on him, held his head
undes the caves Of his residence. Re-
suit, one negro less, and six feet more
Of tcrritory occupied. Reprcscn.
sa,iycs McGrow and Davis, from this
State voted against tho amendment in.
cteasing salaries, Mr. Hereford does
not appear as voting at all, lie prob.
ably lodged. -0ur natives have
been manufacturing condensed sweet
ness from tho juice Of the maple, to
somo extent, two year old
child Of Andrew Grub. Of Upshur
county. recently stranglcd to death on
q bean with which it was playing
Another warning" &c Judge
James NJ. Ferguson, of Wayne coun-
ty, somewhat promlnsntiu this State
10 political circles, took the benefit Of
tho bankrupt act on the 10Th inst.
Debts acknowledged, $s,0O0.--
George W. Chambers, Of Ilarper's
Ferry. shot and killed an old man
named Hagan at that place on Monday
last. The unfortunate affair occurred
III a bar-room.
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TIM wrsros D EnooRAr strong.

GE, TnE Wrsros D sMocRAr strong.
" urges tho construction Of q narrow.
guagS railroad from that town to
Clarksburg, a distance Of twOnly.threc
miles. Lewis county is rich 10 min.
erals and timber, with . highly pro.
ductiye soil; but what ayails oil Dbl,
with no outlet? She can we'll afford
to build the road herself, but if her
citizens will set tic ball 10 rolling in
right good earnest, outside aid eau
undoubtedly DO had 70 the extent
needed.
The above, taken from Tue
cbarlestcn Courier, is but a sample d
the encouragement! wo have received
on this question from almost every pa.
per in tie State, Lot US DO up aud
doing The golden prize Is within
our reach
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EJ- LoSoEvirY.-A mare died ID
Nicholas county a few days ago that at
had reached the remarkable age Of W
years. She was raised 10 Fayctio
county, BY a man BY tue name Of Leg
At four years old she was taken to
Nicholas aud traded to Mr. John FOi.
ter, who has owned her ever since.
She hl, plOughed a crop Of corn every
year since she was one year old. She
raised eleven living colts, tue average
value Of each Of them being Sl26.
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TWO HOUSES AND lot FOR
SALE IN GEORGETOWN.

IF NOT DISPOSED OF PRIVATELY. AT
Il once, the subscriber will offer for sale at
publ; auction, At his residence ON Big
Skin Creek, on tie goth day OF March, 1879,
two Houses and Lot Ia tho Town OF
Georgetown, Lewis County, Terms-One-
third cash, and the balance in ! and . years
I'm the same day md at the same place,
will also offer for sale y auction 2 horses,
3 cows, and all my household and kitchen
furniture and farming utensily-also one
loom, some bacon, kc., &c. Terms-cre dit
OF @ months Oh all sums over IS.
ids WV. B. ROACH.
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JdTEST Virginia UNIVERSITY:
wv -iS7l...iSf2 -
The last Catalogue sli.wS IN attendance o
Ill Students at this institution. Five dis
tluct Departments Of Instruction, with n full
corps oftOmphtent Professors.
Tho Ancient and Modern Languages /;
Mathematics, pursanl applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political EjOnOmy, Logic, Rhetoric,
tue Sciences &c,, &C., carefully aud thor.
oughly iau 1t. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, ILLUSTRATED by appropriate apparat-
M. Special advantages Tor the study VI lie
0lOgy,
a good Library, Extensive Cabinets O.
MineralOgy, Geology md CnncholOgyi lUl
gether with many specimens IN other depart
mCnts Of Natural History finc BUILDINGS
beautiful and healthy location, good SoCil =,
Fall Term begins Sept o. Winner, De-
Ccmber s. Spring, March 20, CoipaivnrS.
mpnl, JunS 30
lloardlng from 81 to q per week.
Tuition, from Slb TO S9i per yVar.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX MARTIN, President,
NOrgaaidwni W Va
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Eg Nrw DEpurY.-Tbe Sheriff has
appointed David Barnett Esq. Deputy
Sheriff aud JailOr. Mr.. Barnett has
taken up bis residence in the Jail, aud
will hereafter take charge Of those
who desire to "bourd" at public ex.
pensc. Tho appointment is a good
one.
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Eg- RENTED. MIR. Monkey ha,
rented bis hotel to a Mr.. COrley, Of
Clarksburg, who is expected to take
possession early in the coming month.
Mr. Corley formerly kept hotel at
Bridgeport. Harrison county.-Thr
ten.pin alley erected by Mr.. Moxley
has been rented to a Mr.. Williams,
who will shortly open out that iastltu.
tion-so we are informed.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption is one
d the best remedies now known.
II satisfaction is not given, the money
will DO refunded. For sale BY +. NJ
ljhallant.
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THE SURRENDER OF GENERAL LEE,
At AppOmattox Z. II Va, April 0,
1865.

A magnificent l4xls inch Engraving Of
the surrender Of General Lac, beautifully
colured. Engraved in tho highest Sly Il
tile art, and printed on heavy plate paper.
II Is truly q gem Of art, one which should
hang In the parlor Of every Southern home
Sent by mail, mounted on roller and post
paid, on reeeiptO 20 cents, or three for 50
cents Agents wanted. Address,
j. q. 4 ". N. BURR0w, Bristol, Tenn.
Catalogues Of Pictures, books, &c, sCLt
free.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSITION
To MERcY uoOps.

To MERcY IIooPs.
You arc hereby notified that on the 18th
day Of March, 1873, al the hour of 10 4
u 1T tue clClk'I CllicC Oftlle Ciruit court Of,
Harrison county, In the town ofClarksbllrg
Vest Virginia, shall proceed 10 take tic
dispositions o. II. HANSON md otheis, IL
be reSd as evidence in NY belal nj the
hearing Ola cause now pcnding in the cir
cult court Of BaEton county, In the chan-
Gerry side thereof, in which | ari plaintiff
and you are defendant. And II from any
cause the taking oil the said dsroSitions Is
not commented on that day, or II common
ced, be not concluded OH that day, the ia
king of the same will 10 continued from day
10 day until lie same shall he completed.
Given under my la d., this 10Th day OF
February, 1878. ISAAC HOOPS, prA.
ftb24-it by n. Frame, Attorney
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Ed APPOINTED. "A report is eur.
rent in town that Governor Jacob las
appointed tho new Board Of Directors
for the Asylum. Our understanding
10 that Hon. W Il. Arnold and Colo.
mel Joseph Matthews, Of this county.
are tho only two members Of Tho I'D
Board that hro retained.
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Eg No TINE TO ne Los7.-Tn IL
iucipicnt stages Of Consumption, the
FIRST symptoms is gOnerallyt hacking
cough, pains in tho the chest, difficulty
Of breathing, or oppression of:hc lungs
Something should DO done at once tc
check tho cough, allay aud heal The ir.
lated parts. Aliens Lung Balsam
will break up the cough in an ineredi-
bla short time; also prevent tue forma.
lion Of tubercles. Where tuberclOs arc
once formed the disease ishard to cure,
It is for sale, wholesale and retail, by 7
NJ. Chalfant, who is sole agent for the
counties Of Lewis aud Gllmer.
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re- FIXED Up.-In accordance
with til. orders Of the County Court,
the Court room has been handsomely
earpcted and painted, and now pre-
gents very handsome appearance.
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Wedding Cakes made to order a.
i. Brinkman's Excelsior Bakery.
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Eg Tue AsYLrM.-A correspond
sut ofthe Clarksburg San. who re-
Gently visited the Asylum. writes to
that paper Us follows: Mr.. Etlitor.-
Passing through the West Virginia
Hospital for the Insane, at Weston,
was much pleased to get tho following
recipes from one Of tho patients; al
though it differs from tho Darwinian
theory, yet i. is entitled to US much
consideration. Iasksd an old man bis
age; hc replied 800 years. | asked
him il lie remembered whore Noah's
ark rested? What, the ark that Sam
Noah aud Nat Noah built? | knew
them all well. The ark rested on the
Tug Fork Of Sandy 1 have seen it
often" flC then gave me the follow
log recipes:
70 Make IHhite lan.-Take mar.
curry, padagoric and papcrmint, some Of
each, and kill a postum, take its blood
and mix it well with -four; then bleed
a child in tho big toe, and mix lis
blood with the possum fat. then niixall
together, lay the mass out in the, sun
Just So minutes, breath little of tho
mulgacious DIR into it, and wllitc man
will come forth,
70 Make a NegrO.-alix lampblacls
with the padngoric and peppermint, with
a little must 10 make the smell, graft
with little murcury and mix with
dough, put it out in tho sun, breath a
little mllgacious air into it, and in just
QUO hour, IS minutes aud eight sec.
Ouds you will SEQ sambo rise from it
aud git. Can't you give fellow a
III 1 ls it. DAnwtx. in.
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MORAL.

lfyou, upon a bridal tour,
Should run 90 with your idol,
Be certain that your neighbor's horse
10 net hitched to your bride.
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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, to
call and do SO at once, as their 40.
counts arc now made up for settle.
mcnt. Very Respectfully,
A. A. LEWIS.
Jan. 90, 1878. Per Il.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-10

Jelly Cakes at Fishers Bakery.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-10

Sugar 121 cents per pound al
Brinkmar's.