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Old, a well As the New Teitamsns. Rneeh
the Ith man from Adam, foretold it.-Juds,
xiv Is. The man UE, almost in fhe hfSt
dawn ofreyelation, says the wicked are re
served until the day Of destruction, Job
ri 30, Eecl. nj IA. John the Baptist re-
eoguiEes iris terrible truth when DO ppeakI
Of unguOnehAbie fire. Butwhy quote mefel
In every book, both OF the new and the old
Toaansnts, tie great day Of His wrath
Hell and Devil, arc portrayed In lnrid
brightness. The last glance Of the prophet
ic eye into the awful futuro reTeals further
the glory Of the redeemed and ths ultimate
doom Of the lost. Thus the law Of God %
made plain 10 Us In Els written word, and
Is burdened with terrible messages Of warn
Ing. Conseienes echoes the voice Of iaSpi-
ration In this, that 'Tb0 WICKED shall be
turned into He'll, where the worm dlath not
and the fire Is not quenehed, and there
shall be weeping and wailinE and gnAIhing
Of teeth, and tho smoke OF their torment
shall ascend up foreVer.u This 70 The Hell
prepared for the Devil and his angels. /
may be asked, and doubtless will, ia liter
Al fire Is here alluded 10. don't know.
But this do know, that II II be only fgur-
alive, hsw much more awful the reality
u Satan has no existence, God has none, and
the Scriptures are eunningly devised IA
bic. 10 whos 80 regards the StriptureJ,
think, has better foundation for argument
than my. universal salvation bro
ther, who endeayors TO diStort and bend the |
word ofGod, taking a little here and rO- |
leeting much there, 70 build upa false and
dangerous haresy. lam willing 70 take
the word ofGod as II reads, aud accept II
a. Hil word and command. II 70 not our
province 10 question the great Deity, Why
50 bleiIed Ills promiSes-why 50 terrible
His vengeance. lis ways are inIeruable.
he Ia in6nits-we aie the reverse.
/! Thank you, Mr.. Editor, for the space
hare occupied In your columns. Like you,
! think secular paper Is not thA place In
which 10 discuss theological questions. Had
you not opened your columns 10 our mutual
friend, whom much respect In spite Of his
errors, for the discussion Of bis peculiar
doetilne, Twould 40. have inlraded this
article upon you. lam not preacher, but
am firm believer In ''ThuS saith the
Lord" ID His revealed and written world
As Mr.. Thayer tells Us, let Us take our BIZ
BIZ, and read II carefully and prayerfully.-l
Believe Il, as the oracle food, Iouehiafsd
to Us as guide and lamp 10 our iest.
Weston, JAMIE. NJ
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H0st1uAHY.-Rii William n. Joasl
departed this life, at the residence o.
his mother, in Braxton County. West
Virginia. on the 18th day u Dseem-
ber, 1873, aged ss ysarI.
The deceased was resident o.
Highland County, Virginia, and while
on q visit to his mother and relatives
here, was taken IN from the effects Of
wound received during the late war
between The States, and after . short
illness, which be bore with great pa
thence, was called hence. His last
hours we're peaceful-rOlsing on the
great atonsmout for Ealyation-he
passed away in the hope Of q blissfnl
Immortality. Therefore, bis aged
mother, brothers aud sisters, and nu-
merous friends, do no. mourn as
those who have no hope" N.
Falls Nils, Jan. 20,
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Notice to Creditors.

ITO ID. creditors Of ROBERT ]. HUGHES
deceased. In pursuance OF Adeeree Of
the county court OF Brarton county, made
in cause therein pending, TO subject ths
real estate ei the said Robert ]. Hughes 10
The payment Of his debts, you nre required
10 present your claims against the iaid
Robert J. Hughes, for adjudication, 10
Wellington ]. Morrison, commissioner, al
bis Office In the said county, on or before
the 10Th day Of March, 1874 Wlhe,i,
W. L. ]. corley, clerk Of our said court,
this 2lIt day Of January, 1874.
~ W. l.. ]. CoRLEY, Clerk.
RNeWlon, pq jan 7s-eT
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~ ou1Rtksros badly scoRcni

Ey CHARLESTON BADLY ScoRcnEp
"A Portion ofthe Blinett Part Of
de Tsea Burned Up,-Tha lnteui.
genesr has atelegram i;om Charleston,
dated the 19th inst, which says: A
destructive Ere occurred here this
morning by which large portion Of
the business part Of Charleston was
destroyed. AS many as fourteen bus
mess houses were burned out, besides
heavy damage done TO q number Of
other houses and their contents. II is
estimated that the los will not be less
than seventy thousand dollars. host
Of the parties suffering loss wero par.
TALLY insured. Tho names Of some Of
them are as follows: Ragan 4 Co.. ;
Franksnburgcr and Bro; N. Mason;
Rogers & Ney; A. 3. Summers ;
Laidlsy & Miller, add BOggs drug
store. The fire broke out in Eagin 4
Co. clothing store, corner Summers
and Front streets. There Is consider
able insurance IN Wheeling cempanis,
in this place, but Aslosses Of each are
not known to your correspondent.
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nzv.T., ,pv, ~ Ro,vor, IN.
t,;;,or Til III ,,a lar snn =. 10 Ia mo.t
r.s; ,.l, ,r,ar =, ylIl IL Il. scti,p Of
,1S. t,onntv Gsurt in doing .ny,bipg
,s v ~ shsns. ~ Sisssntisns he
,e o. s.v n.st ofih. Weston and
G. Ss = Rid. Tn,nn;t, sRo,d Al
Rssnoko M n tbe d.fepce q ltho
CAN'T ~ ..Ju,tiss y pabli,b.d IN ysur
Nv; .ss : 4 III, eiS,b ri Il. you'd ,ssm
y, IN =. .nsssb IA III ,sv that>ihs Lsrisls.
,said not rndsrtste q, eopfo : nbon
~. iannts Gar,t,TtSs r,,S,esnns,t n
-, n,;, svs nisrssty. an, M, ;f;t6sd lons
= ~ INK sss,;sn IN II. AMI artiolo
\, ~. H. A 's...;,s,;an ~ ,bstsIinit.S
S,.,. ~ ,,oI;S;t. an, st..a from tbe
ss 49, p ~ nv. 80 yb;sh s;mns;rs tbs
Psisss ~, sar.r.ss Tbs Hi ~
p p;ss sa0i y ~. iats ,,.,;anSdssiar.,
h,gls., =, ..... nv .h.ii X Ssnr;ysd ~
, ,nas ,;, ~ pst !. ,. .sa siihant An.
lile, los WA, VI ~! p,sp ~ ;rarm.nt n liz
pIOce. \; ', Jaw, /, sat on ,ss,Ian n n,
peers m, npa ny p;. w $50, ~. ~. alan
sams oai =. my Il =. ), .,s.; III; n,onSr.
iar'ae,, aaa ssys Ina ]. ' a.m,rsS far
snail no. ". ~ .ss ~, '. s s.nss,;or !,
RuDi' n,s N'; u ~. ,a,S US comnsnv
ins s'yeA = ,:s;,sii Il a. pncb
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You can 60! anything ia the hard
ware line you wan! at Brinkman's.

R AcciDEsr-A few nights ago.
as Mr.. James White, Of Sand Fork,
was returning homo from the black
smiths shop, ho met With a severe ac-
cid.nt, whichsill cripple him for some
time. he took a near cut through the
woods. and when Il became dark, he
found DO was lost. 10 then began 70
shout, and was heard BY Mr.. William
spisrS, who answered, and told him to
come on. While cropping bis way in
tho profound darkness, be fell over .
cliff Of rocks, about 80 feet. His
right leg was broken below the knee,
and DO was otherwise very seriously
injured bu. vo are glad 10 hear thai
ho Is now in fair way 10 recover.
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Notice to creditoFs;

THO The creditors Of JOSHUA Bos.
i WORTH, deceased.
In pursuance Of a decree Of The circuit
court ofthe county Of Barbour, made In a
cause therein pending, TO subject the real
estate Of 1.-THE said Joshua BoiEorth TO the
p.ymsn, Of bis debts, you arc required 10
present your claims againSt the Said Joshua
Bosworih, for adjudication, 10 LAIR D.
MoRRALL, Commissioner, at bis Office In
The said county, on or before tho 18th day
ofuareh, 1874 Witness, Isaac v. Johnson
clerk Of said court, this lith day Of January
1875. Nv. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Samuel Woods, pa
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m Tns NEw BANK BuLpso.-
, Hr. Ediior Contrary to all expecta-
tons, the Bank Directors have deei-
ded, with another splur. Of the libsr'
ali.y and public spirit for which they
have become notorious. TO erect little
ons.story banking.ho on the corner
opposite tho Bailey Hotel. They
have purchased a few secondhand
brick.( bals)-the ruins ofthe Bogges,
house-and other material Of like ma.
ture, and will inaiet upon the town
another "lhanty." ] have not seen
the plans, but those who know say the
building Is to correspond, in sizs and
general appearance, with Jacob slsrn's
sadllsr shop on the opposite corner
(Hurrah for Government bonds y
The people had q right 10 expect that
the Directors would put up a decent
building-one that would reflect credit
upon The town and the bank; but !!
appears that tho day Of old-fogyiim |,
not 20. passed, and that We must have
a few frst.elass funerals before Weston
caa take hOr proper place among the
towns Of tho State. AsTI-Roor.
Reasn, Jan. %. Z
N. B.-Persons having second hand
building material for sale will apply q,
tho Bank Immediately.
-Wo desire to state, for the infor-
nation ofour correspondent. that tht
officers Of the bank assure US that The
new building will cos. between $4,000
and $4,000, aud will be the handiOm'
eit bank building in the State, out
,idc Of Wheeling and Parksrsburg.
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M GAM IN rus STATE or WE.
srER.-Mr. Ediior:-After tho teili
and labors Of another day, l seat my.
Islf 10 drop you a few lines to let your
readers hear from The capitol Of the in
dopendent Stat. Of Wobster. pro.
,ont wo arc having some very cold
veather-snow 8 or 4 inches deep
A good deal Of bear aud deer hunting
has been going on in the mountains
Ills winter, and q good deal Of foe
game has been brought in. George
n. Sawyer, Ii, Clark Of our County
Court, caught bear the other day 10
4 trap got for Tie purpose. Tho ani-
mai Weighed a lille oyer 400 pounds
and cut 8 inehs, Of solid fat. How d
tha. for high Jesse Hammond and
oue Of his brothers have killed 80 bear
and IS deer during the past winter,
and they Say Il was not a good time
for hunting, eilhsr.-A young battle
was fought hsrc to-day, between Pat
rick Carr and Walter Stannard. The
latter d teaching tho free school at tht
coun!y.ssat. Ater . powerful Skin.
mish, lhs Iriihnin came out ahsad.-
II Is rumored, aud with some degree O.
oertainly. That extensive veins Of Lsit
and Silver have recently been dissov
cred on tie Back Fork Of ELK.
ss,sl B, MoLtoHAs.
Adai,on, Jan. 49,
-. u
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Ed DuRtso the recon. 'eold .nsp'
tho thermometer got DOM 70 20 de-
grees below zero in Pocahon.as county
and al Buckhannon, We arc informed,
II was much lower.
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Perfumed Altman 4cs-inporled from
LoudOn-a unique present for lady
friend to put 10 a desk or box. 35ets.
7 e o. ". tWALrERs, Cllrksburg.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.
In To Ellen Hayden, widow o. John
Hayden, deceased, James n. Hayden and
Bridget Hayden, bis wife, Michael Hayden
and Mary Hayden, bis wife, Patrick Hay
den, John Hayden, James burns and Ann
Burns, his wife, late Ann Hayden, Jasper
N. Post EliAs Post, Petterine Hays admin
iStrator ofSAmuel T.. Hays, deceased, John
Il. Hays, Trustee, and philip Cox.
Take notice, that shall, on the 18th day
Of February, 1874, at the law office ofFlen-
ing 4 Bennett, 10 the town Of Chenille, Gil
mer county, Rest Virginia, between the
hours ofs o'clock A. n. and 0 o'clock r.
". Of that day, proceed to take the dcposi-
tons Of philip Cox, George X. Cox John
Dollen, Michael Collins, Charles Collins,
Ann Murray, Margaret Murray aud others
10 be read AZ evidence in my lcllalf IN asuit
In chaneery now pending aud undetermined
| IN The circuit court Of Gllner county, Welt
Virginia, wherein philip Coz u plaintiff,
and James n. Hayden, myielfand oihett
| arr defendants. And II from any cause the
taking Of the said DISPOSITIONS be not cou-
meneed on that day,or II commented 10
not concluded Oh that day, the taking o.
ihe Same will DO adjourned and continued
from day 10 day and from time 10 time al
the same place, and between the same houfs
until the same shall 10 completed. Given
under my hand, this 18th day Of January
1874. MICHAEL COLLINS, by Countsl.
~ Jan lo-iw
JNNR. n, 3. HOLT tenders Ne professional
II a. a. II AZ
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SADDlEar an. s5a
HARNESS MAKING.
TACoB STERN desires 10 call ths sitsa
d ton Of the people 10 bis stock Of
HARNESS, 4o
SADDLES,
BRIDES, io

tf OOl1Lhhot 60
His works all eustom.made, ard 10 war
ran,sd 10 give entire ,A,lifactlon. He aikl
comparison Of his work and prices, for b,
Il confident that he can nndersell any eom'
petitor. Give him 4 trial. /.
cs-Rspaiu o. all Kinds neatly, shs,ply
and promptly executed,
j. STERN, Main H., WESTON
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Notice to Creditors /.
mo n, creditor. q onARlHs B. WI

W thu ettuIIuT1 OF VHAHLk6 %. VIII
LIS, deceased.
In pursuance OF a decree ofthe eireui
court Of Barbour County, made In eausl
therein pending, 10 subject The roal estatl
o. the said Charles B. Willis 10 tho pay
ment Of his debts, you are required to pre-
sent your claims against the said Charles .
Willis, for adjudication, 10 LAIR D. NOR
RAIL-, eommlnioncr, at hiS Office In th'
said county. on or before the 18th day OIL
March, 1874. Witness liaac v. Johnson,
clerk Of said court, this 18th day Of Janua.
ry, 1874. Nv. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Samuel Woods, pq
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--e-
uDa. HnLs. formerly superin
4sndsnt Of the Asylum, Is in town.
RI JupoS EDNnsror has gone Il
the Florida coat. sG
H Hon. sPRsczs DAYTON was ii
town last week. u 3Jfi4 al7sa
NJ couHry CouRr for this count!
conysnes on tho first Monday in Feb
ruary. sos KS. US.
~ AssTNlL meeting is in pro-
Rrea at the new church on Stone
Coal. 4q..l 5tjlf1 1'lfi..i 2 ll4ll
E TnrRn Is talk among tho Ma,
sonic fraternity Of this county Of es'
kabliihing a Royal Arch Ledge in
Weston. SO Z ~ l1qVsti , ~
y 1T Tn Ohio river has had tao
oyerasvs this year. and ilis,ho fril
time such things have happened incs
1852. $500 t.i.s
nr A MN n parksrsburr va,
robbed Of 4 m boz containing ~, 600
IN money. The burglars consoisncs
hurt him, % 10 retlfnsd the nonsy
ssorosly.
fEM.a.Axxr Kpuutr. widow d
tbs ist.P u. Ksmblo. d his place,
va, married in Kansas short time
age 70 gentleman named Woodmin.
zoe.
kr G.x,- and v,ll.founded fear
ara 'os,,rtsin,d tb,t psoplo vii not b
All. n mt mn z .n \, iss this Winter.
Won't lhs cholera neIs Summer mako
thipgs lively!
TIM rsport publi,hsd BY the
Buctb.uuou b.l,c that lie Indian
Doctor (Eyaus) VIVA killed, Is untrue
ltl.,. sceoupt, thit individual wal
aall alivo and kiekipr.'
sT M.nRtxp. On the Goth inst.
at the residence Of The brides father
By the key. Henry la9glerd, Mr'
Joseph Carter % MIA Lean Small'
wood-all Of Harrison.
d.nrb,or, Min Flodis, have Just 70.
turned from an extended tour IN Mary.
land and Virginia, and visit to Wash,
ington City.
ET LEArnER.-Allsn Peterson i
Offering great bargains ia Leather o
all iiuds-slosiug out hi. Atock in Of.
der to quit the business; Call 9 !.
Simpson 4 Co.'S Gate Chaltanrs.
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R.collec! that Brinkmau's assert.
m.nt Of groceries aud cOnfeetion.rieI
is full and complete, aud be sells at
prices to suit the times
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Iwant all accounts duo me for '7s
closed up: Gene to tine, and save
trouble. p. BRISKHAs.
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Do you know. that Brinkm.a sells
coffee At 50 cent, per pound2
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STATE Of Kta Trginia.
iDARBouR county circuit court, Nersm-
ID Dor Term, 1873.
Samuel r. Brady snd John o. Brady, exec
utofs ofsamual D! Brady, deceased,
plalnudt 1.. 2
Francis Willis, executor Of Oh Willis, de-
ceased, James Traham, adminiitrator
ofStephsn u. Holt, Rnd also Of James
W Baines, deceased, Jane Willis, James
Willis, and Charles Willis, defendants.
" IN cHAAeERY.
In pursuance ofthe decree rendered In said
eau,s, l shall proceed 10 execute the order
ofrferenee made In the.aid cause on the
l9th day Of March, 1874, THAT being the
time set forth Ia said noties) at my Office In
the town Of Philippl, BARBOUR county, as In
dieated 10 said notice. ct
6ff L. D. MoRRALL, Con'r.
Jaal4 is14-jaa is-oW f4
II .HI..a|U ."|H. |".
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State Of Heat Virginia.
barbour county circuit eourt, Novcm-
ID Der Term, 1879.
William Wilson, plAiutif,
Harlan P Bosworth, In his own right and
as executor Of Joshua Bosworth, de-
ceased, Almira Reeder and William ].
Reeder, Fanny Doiworth, Perry Bes-
worth and William BoIworth, Eunlee
Yeagtr, JOSHUA Ysager, Sophia Yeager,
Leper Ieager, Amelia Mills, William
Mills, Caroline Boiworth, Nancy Bos.
worth, RtbSeea Ksy1er, George ksyIer,
Lair b Morrall, Edward Stewart, Jacob
u BIB, George " Dilworth, John II.
Shuttltsworth, Squire B Boiworth, and
Marcus W Chapllne, adainiStratrator
de bonis non Of Isaac W Cirpsr, de-
ceased, defendants. ls &
m IN cHAscERY.
In pursuance OF the decree rendered In
this cause at the October Term, 1872, and
November Term, 1873, l shall proceed on
the 18th day Of March, 1874, at my Office in
the town Of Phllippi, Barbour county, 10
audit, state aud settle the accounts Of Har
lam = BoSworth, as executor Of said dsce.
dent; also to ascertain and report Of what
real estate the said Joshua Bosworth died
seized, and where situatedi also report the
debts Of said dseedeat and the liens upon
said real estate, together with their priori-
ties, It being TIC time and place indicated in
LID. IoRRALL, com'r.
Jan IA ls74-jan 2e.6w
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H MlrRtnoSrlI.4siucs the 25lh
Of December last, Squire Woofler has
granted tho consent Of tho State to the
following persons to commit matrimo-
ny: John A. Mitchell 10 Harriet A.
Barr, Abram Roger to Elizabeth
Halo, James N. Burbridgs to Sarah
NJ. Crawford, William Y. Wood 10
Flora j, Rsmins, John N, Sanders 10
Almeda A. McOlaiu, James W. Nc
CLAIM to Ella L. TONS, Edwin L.
Smith to Cecilia A. jackson, John N.
Bounstt to Martha A. Dluon. George
AmiSs to Sarah A. Parker, David s.
Altman to Virginia B. Butcher. Amos
Woofter to Mary D. Dolion, David A.
Mc0ray to Laura 3. Ellis,-This Is
tho smallest number Of marriage lieon-
ceS issued during the holidays, for sew
sral years. Hif b
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1EAsokIc.-slaied communications q
M the Weston Lodge No. 10, A. y. and
A, ", viii be heldol the First and Third
GEORGE ROSS, W. n.
Nv. wosriHDH, Sec
JANE LEw.-Stated COMMUNICATIONS Of
Jackson Lodge no. IS, "A. 2. and A. NJ
vii DO held n their Hall, In Jsbe Lew, on
The second And fourth WednesdAys IN each
meath. Il N. NoWHoRTER, W. ~
Up. Aiinis, Sec,
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nR. n, s. HOLT tenders BE professional
~ services 10 the citizens OF Weston ana
surrounding country. a
N oiies On Ccniru Street, opposite The
eosft Houie,
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Aosord.Sui cheaper than ever I.
Bfinkmsn's
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GE A NAN IN Psrksrsburg vai
robbed Of tin box containing 81, 900
IN money. The burglars conscience
hurt him. 70 10 rotuinsd the money
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mFb OUR LAMP DEPARTMENT
Il large, and We sell at Wholesale and retail
Ne shall receive constantly new supplies O.
LAMPS, CHIblNEYs, DO, and will dupli
cate free Offrsights any bill Of Lamps par
chased in Wheeling. -
M CHURCHES SUPPLIED AT COST
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ET MlssAssr Kln1Ir. widow 81
the lats P. L. Ksmbls. oflhis place,
w.i married in Kansas a short time
age 70 gentleman named Woodnin-
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r. TnrRI Il talk among tho Ma.
sonic fraternity Of this county Of es-
tlblilhing a Royal Arch Ledge in
YHnatnn 4 4 - I ~ ----.----l L -.
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WD a; HhtA; formerly supetlaI

~ AssTNlL meeting is in pro-
grea at The new church on Stone
Coal. ~ lf.2
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y RI Tn Ohio river has had sTo
oyerasvs this year. and ilis ,ho frIt
time such things have happened rines
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IL. v. AokhALL, Com'r.
jan II ls7i-jan 2e-ew m
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CgarllibWg. 20. 30. II
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ofn.
RI MAJOR Arszpr G. REo1n has
taken charge Of the political depart.
msnt Of the Philippi Plaindealsr and
th,l paper will hereafter be conducted
AZ an advocate Of Democratic sonti-
mont. Tho Major is an old WHEEL
borse ; and like Old Virginia in tho
sopr, 10 "neysr tires. We hamhlJ
mao our bow to tho reeoguizsd Sabili.
ty, experience aud un,Werring intesri.
" Of Brother Roger. yHH sIls q z. 4,
ry Rsy. HSrlr Llsorchp closed
aprotracted meeting on tho 10Th i.it,,
vilh ihc West Warren Church. Mon
opralls county. The church was
musii revived md encouraged BY The
addition Of tWsnty.tix converts 70 her
nuuber. On Tho last day Of Tho
meeting q we're bapdsed and 10 9TH
err vent forward forward for The pray
srs ofihs Church. IA y
Er THr lnieHigaesr Think that
clio large number 81 farmers confined ~
in The Asylum indicates that "tilling
lho soilp L neither conducive 70 heallh
OF longevity. There arc, out Of lbl
male patients, JOG farmers, leaving 40
for All other occupations nths State.
m sowe Of our farmer friends, who
No fond Of figures and not AFRAID 10
l,ekls the census, SEQ 1.-THE showing
aiyon above does NOT provo that Of the
bopulaiion Of this State, tho numbers
aIs proporiiouaselJ equal
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-05
Local. Brevis,es.

sun rises at g.0s.
sun sets at 4S4
Beautiful sunset last night
Don't forget your Church Tomorrow.
Gouert has splendid stun for winter suits.
oysters and all kinds of game at Fulmers
You will s.ot regret trying Morgans fine shirts.
This fne weather shortens the severity OF winter
The nobbyist kind OF hats to ne had at Dubells
The number Of loigers In the city cells la ncreas
ing.
Temperance meeting at the city Hall tomorrow
afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
Show your enterprise by getting your furniture
at the Enterprise Store.
Children who have symptoms of scarlet fever
should not go to school.
The nremen paid handsome tribute to their de-
ceased comrade, yes terday
Try him with yonr winter Orders-whoq Bayne
the Tailor, hlb Market Street.
The Grover a Baker, in spite Of harl times, con
tinues TO BE- general favorlte.
Ferry, the carpet cleaner knows Just how to do
his work, for he makes II study.
large assortment OF driving gloves, are shown
at DOughtens, 41U Market Street
The season Is past for ase ball, but HindIe' Is
plantation cigars are all the go now-
TIE town people all know OF singles Sons good
cigars and the country people too are nnding II out
Mems coarse boots for "a 90 and buckle shoes for
81. 20, at W. A. Turner Co.'S, Fourth and Market.
Look at your wndow-cuTtalns and II they need
washing send them to the city Laundry, No, East
Fifth Street.
Mss Maxwell, at zoe W. Second Street, has the
choicest Whitman candies. Her store ia very inNit-
ing, and she deserves patronage.
Go to T. F. Penniretons, az Ninth aud Orange
Streets for your Winter shoes. rhey are OF snpe'
rOr manufacture and the prices suits the times.