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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-27
Auot1on @ales.
Assignee's 8e.a.

hcoiS noo cbsN.
pY virtue OF an order from the honorable
ID the District Court for the, District
OF South Carolina. to me dir ected, I will seiI
on sale:day in APRIL NEXT, before the
Court House door at Greenviile. at IL O'clock.
One TRA6F OF S'HISiSo LASiD in nt the countvo,
Greenville, adjoining lands of Rev. E. Z.
Buist. Col. TAYLOR, 8. j. Douthit and others.
containing lat acres, snd known as Tract
Also, TRACT No. 8, adjoining Tract No. 2.
3, j. Douthit, Margaret Paris and others,
containing 76 acres.
Also. TRACT No. 4. adjoining Tract No. 8.
Margaret Paris and others, containing las
acres. .s5-,-
Also. TRACT No; s., adjoining lands Of
Margaret Paris, J. W. Southern and others,
containing 63 acres.
Also. TRACT No. G. adjoining Tracts Nos.
4 and s, J. ". Southern and others, contain
"A Also. 80 TRAor No. 7, adjoining Tracts Nos.
I and o, j. ". Southern and others, contain
Also. TRACT NO. 8. adjoining Tracts Nos.
! and z, j. W.soathern and others, contain
ing As scres.
Col. G. F. Townos and others, containing So
acres.
Also. TRACT No. 10, adjoining Tract No. Q.
lands OF G.. +. Townes and others, containing
:, Also, TRACT No: II. adjoining lands Of
others, containing SO acres.
Also. TRACT No. IL. adjoining lands Of
COY. Is. +. Perry, J. W. southern, L. W.
Watson, Mrs. Ferguson aud others, contain
ing 63 acres.
Also, TRACT No. 10. adjoining lands of J.
W. Southern, Mrs. Ferguson, j. NJ. Benson
and others, containing 124 acres.
Also, TRACT No. Il, adjoining lands Of E.
T. Buist, McBee and others, containing IS
acres.
Also, one tract Of LAND, at the crossing of
the Anderson and White Horse Roads, con
tanning l64 acres. adjoining lands OF Smith,
McHugh and J. Benson.
Also, one other tract of LAND. at the
crossing Of tho Anderson and White Horse
hoads, containing 81 acres, adjoining lands
OF Jas. Benson, VIM Enix and Geo. Wright.
Also, al! that piece. parcel and tract OF
LAND; lying bstweee tracts Nos. 2, 3. 4, SO,
10 and IA. and known as the Homestead
Tract, or Tract No. 1, containing $50 acres.
Also, one HOUSE and LOT, within the
| incorporate limits OF the city OF Greenville,
| situated on Pendleton street, ono mile from
place; the dwelling is o WE'LL built brick
house, with eight roous; most of the oct.
| buildings are Of brick. Lot contains three
acres, more or less. This is one Of the most
desirable residences in the city.
The Lands advertised above are lying be.
tween three and four miles from Grooaville;
are we'll watered and productive; we'll tim
bered and traversed with numerous public
roads. These small tracts OF Land are desi-
rable. aud will be good opportunity for
persons wishing to make Investments. Sold
as the property OF the estate OF A. Townes,
bankrupt, free OF liens and membranes.
TERMs.-One-half cash; balance on a credit
OF one year, with interest from date, with
eSnsers and to os4 Ss Gf s the pg
Lands can be seen at the Sheriff's Office until
day OF sale. W. T. SHUMATE.
Maroh a t1ti Assignee.
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Ale1apuer, street department.; =. r..
Stratton, examination Of pauper luna
tics.
Alderman Carroll referred back the
bills of HOWE & Allen and DR.. Turnip.
seed, not approved, but asked Council
to act.
Alderman Taylor moved to pay HOWE
& Aliens bill
Alderman Cooper moved to lay the
motion on the table. Adopted.
Action on DR.. Turnipseed's bill was
deferred until the next regular meeting
The bill of B. F. jackson was also
brought up. t
Alderman Thompson moved to refer
it to the Committees on Ways and
Means and Aims Honse.
Alderman Cooper moved to lay it on
the table. Adopted.
The Committee on Guard House and
Police reported back the report of the
Chief OF Police for February as exa-
mined and found correct. Concurred
in.
Alderman Carroll offered the follow.
ing amendment to the ordinance for
raising supplies.
same was passed to third reading,
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND IAN ORDINANCE
TO REGULATE LIoENsEs FOR THE YEAR
1874"
Be il ordained, By The Mayor and Alder.
men Of Tie city Of Columbia, in Council
assembled, ana by The authority Of the
same, That 20 much of tho suid ordi-
nance as provides for the licensing of
wheels Of fortune be repealed
Done aud ratified. in Council assembled
this the oath day of March, Ammo
Domini 1874
(Siguedl JOHN ALEXANDER,
Mayor.
Attest: CHARLES BARNUM, City Clerk.
On motion of Alderman Taylor, the
Chief of Police was instructed to enforce
the ordinance as to the obstruction of
sidewalks with hay and fodder.
Alderman Griffin asked rs 10 the ciga,
license.
The Mayor stated lie would be re-
quired to pay the same under the ordi-
| nance.
The Mayor stated that the Gas Com
pany had requested him to bring before
Council the Importance of their bill
being paid. and that they would take
city money at Il discount.
Aid. rman Taylor moved to allow the
discount. Adopted.
On motion of Alderman Carpenter,
Council went into secret session
After some debate, Council adjourned
at o'clock A. NJ
CHARLES BARNUM. City Clerk.
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The Duko aud Duchess of Edinburgh
were welcomed on their arrival ut Grave
send by an individual named Death.
"a, Death, where wns thy sting? Oh!
Grave, where is thy victory?
There ls much philosophy, good
sense and fine appreciation OF the
situation III that line Of Lied As.ray," !"
which roads: "What is folly to man is
crime 10 IL woman"
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EDWARD EGG,
TO THE PUBLIC

THE undersigned. having assumed the
GENERAL AGENCY of the SOUTHERN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY for the State
OF South Carolina. beg leave to inform their
friends and the public generally, that they
have opened their Office on Main street, in
the city OF Columbia, whcro they will be
pleased nj all times to meet their friends,
and give such information ss may be de-
sired, and to write life policies on the most
approved plans, xs we'll as at tho lowest
stock rates. The very satisfactory and sub.
sfaniial condition OF this great Southern in.
stitution, with the prompt and liberal man.
ncr which has characterized it in the adjust
ment Of its lo5ses, should commend it to the
highest consideration, respect aud patron
age o! the citizens OF South Carolina. Re-
specially. HAGOOD Il TREUTLEN,
March IS tlmo General Agents for S. c.
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COLUMBIA. S. g., March 81, 1874.
Honorable Mayor and Aldermen of he
city Of Co,umJid d-GENTLEME We have
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10 Rent,
4 GRIST, FLOUR and CIRCULAR SAW
"A MILL. with 3jHorse Power Engine.
All IN sood running order. Address
j. Il. SI.AWSON,
Indian Girl Cigar Store, Columbia, $. C.
March q g.
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Green peas have already been shipped
from Charleston to New York-the
earliest for many years.
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lust Arrived.

"a !!I!;t'!.# Davis Diamond HAMS,
.jN} ilDn:a-' Orange HAMS and IIorri
cons So uAMS, watch am Offering cheap
20" casa. PARTIES dcsiIous Of securing nice
i!en.- t.r their Summer Use had better call
y, on:" before prices advance.
Mi:ch ~ HARDY SOLOMON
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REPORTS o., COMMITTEES

The Committee on Ways nnd 2ieaLs
turned over to Conncl Col sheets Of
new city money, in sheets that had not
been issued; also 200 sheets oi old
issue, none Of which had ,ver been
signed; also reported as TO the amount
of city money issued.
The Commillee oil Accounts reported
back the following bills, and recon,
mendcd payment, which recommends.
ton, On motion. was adopted: Owen
DLiy, miscellaneous; t. f. Griffin,
Aims Uouse; i. i. Griffin, Hospital; J +
Alexander, Guard House; Cooper ~
Taylor. Guard House; $. W. Hook
Water Works; J. Alexander, Fire De-
parilnen,; j. Acxunirr, Water Works
DIR. Irezcvaut. eXrmiua.ion Of pauper
luuatics; W. Is. Stanley, miscellaneous
Columbia Gas Light Company, ".
SteiglitZ. Guard House; H. Uannnn, }
G. DIAL, w. L. Stanley, Street Depar;.
ment; j. G. Dial, Guard House; South
crn Warehouse Company, Street Dcpar,
ment; j. ID. Batenan, Clerk $ office; j.
Meighun. Hospital; ". b. STANLEY,
Guard House; l. III. Coleman. rxamiua-
ton Of pnnpcr luuntics; j. Alexander,
Fire Departmcnt; i. &. Dial, Aims
House; L. Canlwell. S.rcr. Depart ment;
J. S. G. Mhyrant, Clerks Office; Cooper
~ Taylor, miscellaneous; j. S. q. May
rant, Street Department.; T.. + Stokes,
Clerks office;.J. G. Dial, Cooper X Tn,.
lor. J. Bell, Street Department; B. +.
Griffin, indigeu, poor; DR.. Trezoyant.
examination OF panper lnua.ics; J.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

M SELL CuEAr.-There 10 one
error into which our people are likely
10 fall, which will greatly impede i'm
migration. And that Is placing too
great q value upon their lands. While
The attention Of capitalists or settlers
Of small means, is turned to our State
as q profitable field for investment, er.
cry effort should DO induced to induce
them to come.
On tho contrary, tho fever is taken
advantage Of BY those who have lands
for sale, and q fictitious value is at.
tashed to them; especially where min.
eral deposits arc supposed to bs:gre.t,
and the consequence is that purchasers
are driven away. II would DO far
better to have their wealth developed,
without receiving q stipulated price DO.
fore hand, but one dependant upon tho
result oftho work /; 10 other verbs, q
q share Of the profits. Those having
lands for sale for agricultural purposes
should steer wido Of this danger, and
remember that tho settlement Of honest
farmers will enhance the value Of their
other property, contiguous to them,
aud increase the general prosperity Of
tho country.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

A ..coRRRsPosprsr from Webster
writes: / recently made q trip to The
head Of Sugar Greek and Back Fork
Of Holly and Elk rivers in company
with q Mr.. Siaemorc. On our way up
lhefork ridge Of Sugar Greek, we came
to the spot where q man named Little.
field had been killed during tho war.
The body had been thrown in a holc
where a tree had been blown out blythe
wind. We stopped 10 search for some
trace Of tho man, aud on exploring the
hole, We found bis bonss. and also his
uhoes. The man was q u. 8. soldier,
and LEFT Fort Piekcus with two others
10 go to tho head Of Holly. On their
way they came in contact with three
sou.hernsccuis, who were unpOrcoiyod
by The Federals. aud werc fred upon
and this ono killed, the other Two be.
ing wounded, Daniel Pardue, II Is
said was the man that killed Little
field. Parduc was afterwards taken
prisoner on Elk riycr, and sent to
Camp Chase, where no died OF was
killed.
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DIR, DEIIANNIO.
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
and his wife,
THE INDIAN MEDICINE WOMAN,

formerly of Wheeling Island urgent request citizens Of
Lewis and adjoining counties have permanently located Weston West
Virginia and will be fund a'ths BAILEY H0UsE WESTON.
DURING the past the doctor aud his wife bn consulted BY
thousands patients and have performed wonderful Their celebrity
can be testified the respectable ps Of the States They
prepared furnish Medicines Of Botanical for tho
Chronic optuDa or Sore E, Wh!e Seeding. Pi &rgan. A"hma.
AcuiaI Disease 0a Sores SAT- Rhsu Erypa, D,ease g Heart
Whites AmeaOrhra, G0nOrrhGa, Syphilis and
al Diseases tho Womb Diseases peculiar Females Maubaon Self
abuse and fact all the ills that human flesh heir They you
SOrns 70 nature When The Great spirit mankind he created root.
shrub all tho diseases which his creatures should DO subject
Let those who suffering from Consumption the Lungs call Tho Indian
Medicine Woman and cured Fever Aguo cured in Shake ND
but come and the Indian Medicine and cured She uses
dserooqs you tho true Indian Pn-uo matter how
strife with nature he laws hands with blood never
STAIN poison their pain TO THE LADIES would DO
treated your who perfectly understands your construction
aud tho diseases which subject aud what Suffer no
longer but call tho Indian Herb Dorcss and DO cured Her remedies
never fail Cancer positively removed without the knife The Indian Medi
attends the ladies' and tho Indian Herb Doctor the gentle
The Indian Medicine raised among the Cherokee Indians
where sho obtained all her knowledge Of medicine and has performed moro
Of diseases than any regular practitioner 10 tho country
That terrible monster TAPE WORM, positively removed within
twelve hours Come Office taken
by him. No charge for consultation or advice.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

~ Mn. Jons s. CARLrIa, o.
Clarksburg, West Virginia, has seld
TO Messrs. Kirk, Of Salon, Ohio, the
imported Short Horn Bull Chiffon Cd,
imported COW Clarot, aud heifsrs Elsie
venner and Easterday; also 10 Colo
mel a. w Woodford, Of Lewis coun.
", the young bull Laird Of Wayerly,
BY imported Liverpool, out Of Eaio
Dean. Mr.. O. writes: "our people
are waking up to tho necessity Of i'm
proving their stock. We have here
tho finest blue grass region on the con-
tinent, delightful climate, fertile soil,
hills filled with coal aud Limestone, .and
health unsurpassed; and there .is no
reason Why We should not have the
finest cattle. The best beef that goes
to tho Baltimore market is raised and
sent from this county, Country
Gen,ltmea.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

H WEBSTER ALL Rrsul-lM.
Editor.-I desire to say. through tho
columns Of Tps DsuocRlT, for the In
formation Of thsse who are persuaded
to believe that the existing election
difficulty in Webster county Is having
a tendency to disorganizo the Demo.
cratic party within her borders, and
create predjudic0 against tho new
Constitution, that such is not the fact ;
but to the contrary, should political
or strictly party question be submitted
to the good people Of Webster county,
sho would stand united and truo to her
frs. love, and poll a stronger Demo-
cratic majority than any county in tho
State Of West Virginia, according to
her voting population.
! USoLs FULLER,
M Pleasant, May IL.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

EyTuckga CousrY.-The county
Of Tucker was formed out Of parts Of
lilo counties Of Randolph and Barbour;
and while the county is small one,
vet there Is not a more thrifty and In.
dustrioas people in the State than the
people Of Tucker. Cheat River, (by
name aud nature) flows through tho
centre Of the county, and although
rapid, Is used to great advantage in
shipping lumber Of various kinds =
ST. George, the county seat Of this
county, Is quito q pleasant villnge,wit
two stores, two churches, two parsona-
ges, ono hotel, (and another almost
completely three lawyers and no doc.
tor, Us the Emo mountain water Of this
county enables the people to live with.
out that luxury. We spent several
days 10 this county during tho late
term Of the Circuit Court, and were
much pleased with the way they do
business over there; and what makes
Il still better, Tucker county is almost
entirely Democratic. Plaindeair.
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RyDsA4n OF Rsy, GyosoE 1.
feelings OF Finerre re.
greet, We announce the death Of Rev.
George /. Marsh, Of Big Skin Greek,
which sad event occurred at his resi-.
dencc, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Marsh
was one Of the best citizens Of the
county and from long acquaintance
with him, wc know him to DO q true
Christian. q courteous gentleman, and
an honor TO the community in which
ho lived. Por many years he has been
an active minister in the NJ. P.
Church, and the results Of his ministe.
rial labors in Lewis and adjoining
counties will live after him-a lasting
monument fhis piety and integrity.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

E5- TnE s. ". 4 OR, R.-Fron
information received from Harrison-
burg. We Judge that the concerns Of
The Shenandoah Valley 4 Ohio Rail
road are 10 a bad way. Tic Directors
have discharged Captain Henry NJ
Clay, the former General superinten-
dent, without any apparently just
cause; whOreupon that gentleman has
secured ''snap Judgments" upon al tho
property Of iho company, for claims
due hin.-Rey. II. N. Poo, the Vice
President, Is advertised in Tho Rock
ippham Registtr as q thief and q
scoundrol; and big muss seems to be
imminent, Tho Harriscnburg papers
soOm TO think that Captain Clay has
Tho right on bis side; and that The
operations ofthc road are suspended
for q time, at least.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

A Nicholas county correspondent
Of the Richmond Wig Says:
The wheat is looking we'll. During
arocent trip through tho counties d
,Fayette and Greenbrior I saw some
very fino wheat. From present ap-
paarances, with m average season, tie
yield ofWheat will b very salisfaclory.
The farmers have been greatly delay
cd in seeding their oats aud preparing
their corn lands, owing TO tho heavy
rains.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

Eg- COloskI woopYoap is about
20 add about $1,000 worth Of new ma
chinery to Lis mills. llo is now
doing a enc business; busheis son the
make. y aud proposes 10 put an end to
the scarcity u brcad.ssua and lumber
inthis region
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

EE Dr.. DIHAss1o, the Indian
herb doctor. and bis wife, tho Indian
medicine woman, are still at tho Bal
10y House, ia Weston. Attic re-
quest Of a number Of citizens Of Lewis
and adjoining counties, they will re-
main during the summer for tho treat
ment Of all chronic diseases that arc
durable. The doctor and bis wife
make q speciality Of chronic diseases in
all their forms, and arc more succoss-
full than any ether practitioners in the
country. During the past ten years
the doctor and his wife have been con-
suited by thousands Of patients. and
have performed wonderful cures.
Their celebrity can be testified to BY
the most respectable citizens Of the
States. They are prepared to furnish
medicines Of q botanical nature for the
cure ofall chronic diseases.
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A. w. WoopHoRp, Sheriff.

TIM W., 4 G. RAiLloAp.-By refer.
enco 10 notice published elsewhere, It
will DO seen that books arc to be op.
ensd for subscriptions to tho stock 81
the Weston 4 0larksburg Railroad.
early next month. Lack Of space pre-.
vents US from referring at length, at
this timo, TO the great importance Of
this enterprise. Next week NO shall
endeayor TO present to our readers good
reasons for tic building ofthe road.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

~ A good many false assertions
have been going the rounds Of the
press 10 this State, TO tho effect that
tho cost Of maintaining aconvicl at
tho Penitentiary was enormous. Cap
tain Bridges denies this, and shows
the cost to DO only $3.50 each.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

Only three indictments wore found
by tho Grand Jury Of Pocahontas
county, at the la.o term Of the Circuit
Court (Which speaks wWsll for the
morals and good order Of tho people Of
that county.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

NSUFToNIrRs are now in thei +
glory The iIhing in Elk this season
is cxcellent-bettoF, even, than last
year; and dsh are 50 abundant that
more are caught than are eaten. All
the larger varieties are plendful-pike,
rod-horso. sucker, perch, catfish, &c..
just waiting to DO 'jerked." Elk
River, from Addison to Sutton, Is GER
tainly tho "Fisherman's Paradise"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

M LunsraFonr. Through tho
iiberalily ofthe Burns Brothers, and
others, ahandaomc Church has been
erected at Lumbcrport. II 10 now
being rooted |; and will be dedicated
some limo during this summer. Its
the largest church building in Bfaxton
county.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

Gg- Tue TowN Cousoll Che new
helia meeting at Tns DEnooaAr office
on the 9th inst. Mr.. Henry Brannon
was appointed Attorney for tho Town !;
Mr.. Wofindin, Assessor and Mr. j.
8. wilkinson Street Commissioner.
The necessary COMMITTEES we're appoin.
ted; and as soon as may b. the ooun-
oil will proceed to put under b. adway
such improvements as maybe dc emed
necessary.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

EVSwAPPRD WIyBs.-Tho King
wood Journal youchcS for tho truth Of
this story: 1.-TWO men, who, II seems.
could not live Id domestic felicity with
those whom they had vowed to take
'for better or worser," deliberately
traded wives. They were each mar
riedto the wife Of tho other man, tho
women assuming their maiden names.
All this happened in Preston county,
where people are supposed to BIO civil
lied. Both men got cheated, as did
both Women 49, "
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

HGiLuER cousrY LANDS orc now
IN great demand; and that county is
being flled up, with a emo class Of Git
liens, faster than any interior county
in tho State. The new Corners are
mostly from Harrison, Marion and
MOnOugalla, and are people ofrefne-
mont and intelligence.
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ERA Bio HuNr,-A correspond.

ent Of tho Grecnbrier Independent
wri.es that last Fall a big hunt took
place in The Upper Tract Of Poca.
hontas, county, with the following re-
suits d. Houchins killed twenty
deer, o. @. Burner twenty-five, v.
Arbogast twenty.six, Ice Burner five
deer aud two bears, w. 4. slayen FIVE
deer, L. i. Slayen sir, and j. L. Ar
bogast two, making eighty.nine in all.
This game was all killed On tho bead
waters Of Greenbricr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

EyFlas.-The stOrs-houso of.
NJ. Lake, at Danville. in Barbour
county, was destroyed by Gro q few
days ago, together NTH the stock and
fixtures. Tho loss is partly covered
by insurance.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

g RoAxokE.-chailic Horner, Of
Roanoke has just returned from Balti.
more with q new stock ofgoods. Our
informant says he Is selling lots Of
them, and at very low figures.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

HT Tus handisst machine No have
sesn Of late has recently been brought
here by A. j. Wood, II isa tin.eut-
tor. Call aud SEQ is-.Jlck" will take
pleasure in showing II 10 you
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

GEWE are informed that the post.
Office at Bushs Mills (Mr. Gonrad'O
in this county, isto ibc removed 10
Roanoke. aud that the name Of tho Of.
foe will be that Of the village.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

Eg Juper HDM1sros and wife re-
turned home last weak. The health Of
the Judge. We understand, is consider
ably improved.
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b1EtHE'|lSsM

rT Dr., GEoRdE b. MoRslI, Dsn.
tist, will be at the Bailey House in
Weston, June LIST. and will rsmaip 10
days. vi
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

Rg DE-. YouN1 will preach To-
morrow, Sunday morning and night.
We are requested to state that bis dis
course 10 the morning will DO on the
subject Of Capital Punishment.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

lTMARRIEp, on the 9th inst, by
Rey. P. Murray, Mr.. sssco Gould. Of
Lewis county, 10 Miss Emma Lewis of
Upshur county.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

VIZ arc informed that our Ladies'
Temperance Band are getting up a pc.
tition praying our County Court to
grant no license in tho county.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

RJAnIs NJ. HAYDN has quail
fed and given bond as Constable, aad
is now performing Tho duties pertain
ing 10 bis Office. for tho town Justices.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

Last falls bonpcits that have 'bsep
SGT upon once or twice, or been in a
railroad Emash.up, are just tho style
for Spring wear.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-05-18

Tho Superintendent Of Tho West
Virginia Bible Society says that ten
per cento the families IL our back
counties arc without the Bible.