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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-15

PTANo AND OEGAS TUNING AND RE
PAIRING. carefully and promptly attend
ed to. All work guaranteed. Leave
orders at ADAMS LUCAS
Music Store, l227 Market street.
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Gro to l.. V Blends for your Box-toed
Button Caters, 1875 Main street.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Index to New Advertisements.
Stray Cow.
Hats-Harpers.
Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
Hamilton Opera House.
New Styles-G. Mendel, Booth Il Co.
An Evening with American States
men.
Wiese Musical Institute.
NOBODY notices the thermometers now.
To thaw out and appear inthe window
sashes, flies have begun.
LILAC trees are budding gand coming
to head.
THERE is no dead certainty about
spring yet.
THE fancy striped awnings are being
put in place.
THE boys around at the Gymnasium
now call kiss shots, Brooklyn caroms.'
The folks at the Zane street NJ. +,
Church, held 4 spelling match last night
DECORATION day falls on Sunday this
year.
The Board of Education will meet in
regular session this evening.
The chain gang was in the house
cleaning business at the City Building,
yesterday.
ONE of the conductors of the street
railway, was member of the London
police force for five years.
1--WE shall miss.that bunch of cells en-
gravcd in the corner of our greenbacks,'
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V. l.. RODGERS,
Assistant Secretary.
OFFICE FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE 60.
MMn,.lLmn ". VI. MHrch 81. 80.

OFFICE FIRE & MARINE lNNlEANtE 90.
Wheeling, ". Va, March -, 1870.
Rrsyl,,d. That the proposition Of the
Peabody Insurance Company of Wheel
ing. for the reinsurance of the fire bust
ness Of this company, be-, and the same i
hereby accepted, and the President Of this
Company, togctherwith MgsSrS. Rcd. Cos
horn and O'Bricn, are hereby appointed "a
committee to conSummate the transfer of
OF reinsurance. Provided, that upon eN-
animation by the committee of the assets
OF the Peabody Insurance Company, II is
found TO be perfectly responsible.
Signed &. II. COLLIER, Sec'y,
4. WILSON, President.
Upon examination Of the assets and
liabilities of the Peabody insurance Com
panv we are fully satisfied as 10 It's re-
JOHN REID,
\. WILSON,
WIN. =. GOSHORS,
THOS. O'BRIEN,
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CERTIFICATES OF lNCoRpoRATIoN.-

CERTIFICATES OF lNCORPoRATIoN.-
The following certificates of lncorpora-
ton have been granted by the Secretary
of State since our last report:
Ohio River Mill Company,,-for tne
purpose of erecting saw mills, WOOD
Tork;ng mills and machinery, and the
Manufacturing and selling of ali kinds
of lumber and wooden ware, and ma
terials of every nature and description.
The principal Office or place Of business
shall be at Parkersburg. For the pur-
pose of forming said Corporation forty
thousand dollars have been subscribed,
and twenty-six thousand dollars ana
thirty-six cents have been paid IN
The Changers Mutual Benefit Lille
Association, for the purpose OF lnsurihg
the lives OF persons, more e'PecialI!
grangers. The principal Office or place
of business of said corporation Is at
Charlestown, in the county of Jefferson:
Thirty dollars have been subscribed ana
paid in on said subscription tor the pur-
pose of forming said corporation.
The Lewiston Coal Company, for the
purpose of mining and shipping coal, and
manufacturing and shipping coke. The
principal office or place OF business oil the
corporation shall be at Lewiston, Kan
awha county, w. Va. Twenty thousand
dollars have been subscribed and pald IN
on said capital stock OF said corporation.
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WHEELING, March 3lst, 1879.

The Peabody Insurance Company re-
spectfully solicitS a continuation Oi the
patronage Of the late Fire and Marine In
surauce Company, guaranteeing satisfac-
ton by fair dealing, ample protection and
prompt settlements.
v VI. BAILEY, President.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
y. ARTHUR, Secretary.
J. l.. V. RODGERS, Assistant Scc'y.
DIRECTORS.
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The Board of Education will meet in
regular session this evening.
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The folks at the Zane street NJ. f,
Church, held a spelling match last night.
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DECORATION day falls on Sunday this
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-15

LILAC trees are budding gand coming
to head.
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THERE is no dead certainty about
spring yet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-15

THE fancy striped awnings are being
put in place.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-15

THE boys around at the Gymnasium
now call kiss shots, "Brooklyn csroms.'
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To thaw out and appear in the window
sashes, flies have begun.
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-,AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES. sp5
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BaltiEn Ore CUttIc NJ a r.lkct.
THURSDAY. July Is 1879

BEEF CATTLE.-The market h,s been more ac-
tive this week than for several weeks past clos
ing much earlier !han IL usually does The Quail
iiy OF the offerings was scarcely as good as last
week, there icing fewer tops, many more middle
Cattle, and few more common. Prices have
advanced tc per 10 on ell grades possibly kc on
some Of the middle. A number of the offerings
were taken East on speculation.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows: Beat Becves at G O0G4S7 40-that gen.
orally rated first quality 00@$6 00-medum
or good fair quality oO@f5 OO-ordipary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows SO (9SI OO-vener
al average OF the market to-day Sc OO-ex-
IRENE range of prices 3 BOOST 40. Most of
the sales Were from 5 so to Sc so per 100 fb..
OF the receipts 2TS head came from Ohio hGs
from Virginia, liz from West Va, l4S from Ma
ryland, "a from Pennsylvania, 30 from Ky
90 from Tennessee, and 90 from Indiana -totn
receipts for the week 1890 head, against 1906 lsst
week. and 1899 head same time last year OF
the offerings 100 head were taken by baltimore
butchers, 81 sold to Washington city butchers
"a to York county PA. )dellers, aud 10 to Ess.
tern spectators = total sales for the week lO45
head, against j Ill last week, and I3D7 bead same
time last year.
Cows--We quote Mich Cows at 3O(3fiO ne
head, and market dull.
Hoes.-The market has been fairly active dur
ing the past week, and prices have advanced &c
per IL. Prospects are favorable for continI-
ance Of our present quotations. The demand has
been best fer neat light bacon Hogs and for
these the prospects are best. We quote Iigh,
neat butcher Hogs At l0(d9Slo IS, common @ so
as IL, and best 10 25G)sl0 50 per loo lbs net
The quality was very little, IL any better than
lsst.week. Receipts this week 5lS3 bead. agsins,
4O40 last week, and 1868 head sans time las,
year.
SHEEP AND LAuBs.-With decres,e n the re-
eeipts there has been slightly more active mar
ket this week, but the movement was chiefly con.
fined 10 a demand for the hest Sheep and Lambs.
the latter for Philadelphia and New York The
quality was scarcely as good as last week We
quote Sheep at as cents per 10 gross Lsmbs
when cold by weight 5CD73 cents per 10. md J
(9S4 per head. Stock Sheep are in limited snp.
ply, and are seldom called for, selling st 26sa
per hend. Receipts this week 1918 head. ,gsinst
529j last week, aud 1862 bead same time Isst
year.-San.
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By Yesterdays Mail.

TIE DEMOCRATIC CoNyENTroN.-The
Democratic Gubernatorial Convention
met in Baltimore yesterday and after or
ganizing commenced squabble over the
admission Of the Baltimore city delega-
ton, which lasted through two sessions
until midnight. At IL AS this morning
We received from our Baltimore CORE
spondent the following despatch:
BALTIMORE. July 22. 1885 A. NJ.
baltimore city delegation admitted
for Carroll A motion to adjourn until
morning was defeated by vote OF 63
to IS. Convention still in session.
Up to the hour Of closing the Bal.
timore telegraph Office q so A. M.) no
thing further was received Cumberland
Ne,cs Of yesterday.
"High water in the Wabash river,
Indiana, is doing considerable damage
to crops on bottom lands About three
thousand acres OF corn between Terre
Haute and Hutsonyille. s. distance of
fifty miles, has been destroyed by the
overflow and it is thought other local..
ties along the river have suffered pro-
porionately.
IVA vein OF gas has been struck
near Portsmouth, Ohio, ut adepth of 1875
feet. The gas burns to height of ID
feet. and it is thought that enough can
be obtained from the well to supply the
city Of Portsmouth.
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IL A contemporary says: There are
many drawbacks in this world. Among
them is the fashion for pinning-skirta.
VThe gentleman's newest standing
collar is called the "Romulus.''
1A basbful young clergyman, re.
Gently. rising to preach for the firsttime,
made terrible mix of it, and announc-
ed his text in this wise: "And imme.
diately the cock wept and Peter went
out and crew bitterly"
VA philosopher asserts that the rca.
son why ladies' teeth decay sooner than
gentlcmen's is because OF the friction OF
the tongue and the sweetness of the lips.
9 Lookout now tor the first sam.
pies OF the new postal cards. The'il be
out in day or two.
~ 1t is not right, but the man with
the least mind has the greatest trouble
in making it up.
RA man in Washington county, 10.
wa, only ninety-one years old, has just
buried his fifth wife, and is bashfully
looking around for number six.
WWomen are extravagant in dress.
because they know this is just Whist the
men admire-excepting always the chap
who pays the bills.
~ When you see n couple, Mt night
chewing and biting and eating each o.
Their up over front gate-post in the
beautiful moonlight, just let them alone
they amt half so mad ns you think.
and before they separate will be as good
friends rs ever.
tS Pillars that should be shaken
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WBST VIRGINIA, TO Wit .--At rules bsid
w In The Clerks Oosce Of The County Couss
o. Bampshife County, on The Gst Monday In
May, 1875.
VIM. - Powell, Sheriff Of Hampshirs Coustv.
and ss such Committee Administraior Of Joba
Royce, decd, Piaind9,
r.
Jesse johnson and NsFy J. his wife, Elizabeth
Sibole, John Alderton sad Sarah bic wife
Daniel s., Frederick w. and wn n. Rove
Wm. ~. Royoe. infant son u John Royee. Jr
decd, and Jobu 3. Sbsrard, Defenders.
IL CHANCERY.
The object q this suit IL 10 ascertaia re dshts
Of John Royce, decd, and 10 subject 70 the pay.
meni thereof the real estate IL said Coanty. cf
which said John Royce died seized. and FOR gen
efal and special relief. &c. And II appoafiaa
y affidavit that The defendants Daniel 8 Royce
William n. Royce, John b. Sberrart, aod Wm.
". Royce, infant soa ~ John Royce, IT,. 10 DOT
reside In this Stats-the ssid nonresident dsfen-
danis are required 70 sppess o. the next rule
day 81 said Court beisg the fsst Monday IN Aa.
gust next 81 TIE Clerks Ofics Of said Conf Al
90 wbs, - eecssssry 70 protec, their Interests IA
this suii Teste,
G. s. WHITE. c. c. c. nc.
July .. ts7s.--4w.
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VWe hardly pick up an exchange
That does not contain accounts Of out
RACES committed upon the persons of
unprotected females in some one or 9th.
er section Of the country. Ninc-tenths
of these are committed by negroes
Snch infamies. should in every case,
white or black, be punished with burn
ing at the stake. Let the brutishly in.
clined undertand that this punishment
will be visited surely and quickly upon
them, and it would go far to deter such
from committing these heinous crimes.
-la,tinSbwg Statesman.
tV Dio Lewis says that il a man will
eat blackberries and oat meal for n wear
he will be able to lift horse. Friends
and brothers. will you loaf around like
droues and miss this golden opportuni-
ty.- Wheeling Hteligeacer.
VThe Norfolk Tiyi,,ian, after con.
sidering the subject Of Hard Times"
expresses its conclusions in the follow
ing language: Let the nation 90 to
work; let every man, woman and child
GO To work; and in few wears peace.
industry and economy will replace what
war, extravaganza and speculation have
destroyed. Then shall our waste places
be rebuilt, and our wilderness all bios
som M the rose.' 81,
LARGE CATTLE.-On the 14th inst.
l2O head Of fat cattle passed through
keyser for shipment over Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Philadelphia. The
Tribune states they "were fed and graz
ed by Messrs. Jacob and William Van.
meter. Of Hardy county, and John Pan.
cake. OF Hampshire, respectively. These
cattle average over 400 lbs. gross. and
were sold to Major Bowen, cattle broker,
who received them at the station
Waters New Scale Pianos pos
sess qualities which commend them high
ly to all who use them Methodist. ". Y.
The tone OF the Waters Pianos are
rich, mellow and sonorous; they possess
great volume OF sound, and the contin.
uation OF sound or "singing" power is
one of their most marked reatures.-Ne,c
York Times
IVA Kansas girl says nothing makes
her so mad as to have transformer
crawl mp and down her back just as her
lover hns come to the proposing point.
10 The Wells Tea Company. who nd.
vertise in our columns. are old Tea Deal.
ers and q thorough reliable company
Dealers in our section will do well to
| correspond with them.
TR'Waisting weetness-putting your
arm about pretty woman
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South 8sauds autslIige,.esr.
Death Of Judge Allen.

1t is our painful task to announce the
death Of Hon. JAMES w. +. ALLEN,
Judge OF this Circuit, which occurred at
his home near Mooreield. on Friday eve
ming last. 18th inst. Judge A. had been
long painfully and greatly afflicted, for
months past confined to his house, but
his sickness and suffering were borne
with sublime fortitudc and patience, and
confirmed by the hopes OF Christian.
lie was something more than sixty-one
years old, and his long career Of useful.
ness, integrity and honour, both as a
lawyer and Circuit Judge. affords q bright
record of the past and example for the
future. AS Judge, he took high rank
on the Circuit Court Bench, for he was
an industrious, scrupulous and exact law.
yer, most faithful and conscientious i'm
the discharge Of duty, and greatly devo.
ted to and well cultivated in his prores.
sion. He was exemplary in other walks
of life. ss citizen. christian. father, hus-
band and gentleman.
We are requested to say that meeting
of the Bar & Officers Of our Court will be
held here on Saturday evening next. ut
the Clerks Office. to pay suitable tribute
to the virtues. worth and usefulness of
our departed and worthy friend.
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CAMP MEETING.

The North River circuit VI. T.. Church.
South, will hold q camp meeting on tho
old ground in Parks Valley. common
cling the goth Of August next and con.
tinuingone week. Ample arrangements
will be made for the accommodation Of
all who desire board, &C. No hucksters
will be permitted to sell anything with
in two miles Of the camp.
y. III. WIIfSNER. =. +.
JOHN w. SIREVE. p. G..
July l6, 1875.
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July ., ls75.-4w.

WEST VIRGINIA. TO WIT "A, rulss held
w Ia the Clerks Office OF the County Court
OF Hampshire county, on the frst Monday In Ju-
ly, 1878.
Richard Parker, administrators OF VIM.
Atkinson decd, Plaintiff,
as.
John n. Buck. NJ Is. Buck and Thos.
n. Ashby, also Thomas l.. Blake
more Giles Cook, trustee, and Geo.
w. Dobbin and j. III. B. Latrobe, trus.
tees, Defendants, In CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is to recover
the sum of $3.50, with nine per cent. per
annum interest thereon from 18th De.
cember, 1871 till paid costs OF suit Sub.
ject to n credit Of the interest up to the
18th December. 1874, said debt being
due by single bilD and also to attach tho
estate Of defendant Jno. N. Buck and
M. Is. Buck sufficient to. pay said debt
and costs OF suit and particularly to At
tach the interest undivided or otherwise
OF the defendants Jno. n. Buck and M.
Is. Buck or either of them In lots Nos.
20, II, %, %, %. 20. 80, 81, SO, IS. "a.
IS, in the town of Watsontown i'm said
County containing IL acres more or less
with all the improvements thereon and
subject the said land and property to
the payment ofsaid debt interest and
costs, and for other general and special
relief, &c, and II appearing by afiidavit
that said defendants do not reside in this
State-the said nonresident defendants
are required to appear on the next rule
day of said Court, being the first Mon
day in August next. at the Clerks or.
flee Of said Court and do what is nee.
essary to protect their interests in this
suit. Teste,
G. S. WHITE, c. c. c. II. c.
July ., l875.-4w.
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SPRINGFIELD. July IA. 1875.

VIZ. HARrkn, Esq. :-You are authorized TO
announce Prof JAnn J. EwERs. Of Springfield
District, as q candidate FOR the Office Of County
Superintendent Of Public Schools, at the Elec.
ton to be held on the 2nd Friday in Angus,
next.
Mr.. Ewers Is q graduate Of the State Normal
School, Fairmout, West Va, and a teacher OF
experience, temperate habits, and good moral
character. And oblige,
MANY VOTERS.
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MAIsRITcD-

On the 9th inst, near Oakland. Garrett conn
~. Nd, Ne. ANos WHIP, or Mineral countv, 70
Miss ELLA THOMPSON, daughter Of Mr. Isnsc
Thompson, OF Garrett county, I'D.
At the residences OF Nr. Aquilln Nhilacre, nv
Rev. l.. II Grsybill, July 2stb, 1875, br wv
u. SINS TO Mss NAScY V. WnIrAcas, all of This
ounty.
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SAVE MONEY

in these tight times is much
Gauge Ore beds fterng
only makes one rich imagination What square
business with; and call will satisfy this point
well
lions OF the country and know full well that the soberer
well enable
special appeal knowing they will
this notice You know full we'll that dollar
and to buy '
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M. VIZ HARpsR, SIR :-Please announce Rev.
o. p. WIRGnAS, as candidate Cor the Once Of
County Superin tendent Of Free Schools, ut the
election 10 be held on the 2nd Friday in August
neI' r., Ard os!ise Many VOTERS.
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DIR. J. L. McALENNY.
RESIDENT DENTLSE
49,
'oNs AT rHE ARMSTRONG HocsR.
ROMNEY, w. Va.

Rooms AT THE ARMSTRONG HocsR.
ROMNEY, w. Va.
Carefully performs the most scientific
operations in the various branches OF
Dentistry. Office hours after Q A. N.
May %, 1873.
INVEST VIRGINIA TO WIT AT rule hsld
w In the Clerks Office Of the County Court
Of Hampshire eounsy, on the 6rst Monday in Ju-
~, 1878.
Richard Parker. administrators do bonis
non with the will annexed Of VIM. NJ.
Atkinson, decd. Plaintiff,
NJ. IL. Buck, Thomas n. Ashby and
j. X. Richards, also Thomas l.. Blake
more, Giles Cook. trustee, & j. IL. n.
Latrobe & George w. Dobbns. trus.
tees, Defendants,
In CIfANcKRy.
The object OF this suit IL to recover
the sum OF $4,000 with interest thereon
after the rate OF nine per cent. per an.
mum from the 10Th October, 1872. till
paid Subject to credit OF the interest
paid mp to 10th April. 1875. said debt
being due by single billy and also to at.
tach the estate of the defendants. 81. u.
Buck and j. r.. Richards, sufficient 20
pay the debt aforesaid interest 4 costs
OF suit and particularly to attach the in.
terest undivided or otherwise Of the de-
PENDANTS Nj. Is. Buck and Jas. r. Rick
ards or either Of them in lots Nos. 40.
Fl, 22, 2s. 20. 20, so. 81, SO, IS, "a, IS. In
the town Of Watsontowu in said Coun.
ty containing IL acres more or less, with
all the improvements and subject the
same to the payment Of said debt & cost.
and for other general and special relief
&c, and it appearing by affidavit that
the defendants do not reside in this
State-the said nonresident defendants
are required to appear ON the next rule
day OF said Court. being the first Mon
day in August next, at the Clerks or.
nee OF said Court and do what Is neces-
ssrry to protect their interests in this
suit. Teste.
c. S. WHITE, c. c. c.n.o.
July ., 1s75.-4w.
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ALI of that beautiful Stock
of Calico

of which have
off at 10
cent of $500 will sacrhc a
We could
the but know make
this kind of matter anything
how and where can = ~r'~
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7 h E DO TT 0 M
DROPPED OUT!


The FIRST and
TWO MONTHS
get
through
e seasons business We solicited liberal patronage friends
generously responded
creased sales have more than douby
is past Our be to turn - - - ~
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@ II T G O O d S

at the price we will sell then at for the
next 90 days, will be making dollars very
rapidly
You all knOw as come and see us at the
cold Armstrong Corner opposite the
Courthouse, where we intend to do bust
ness for the next GO days to get money-ig-
noring entirely the idea of making money.
II. I'D. SheetZ.
ROmncy July @ 1873.
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GOODS INTO CASH

shortest possible time without
sooo oo only
us 5000 60
OF CLOTHES that
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- We are authorized TO announce A. 81. At
wa SOC. ECO, rs q candidate for reelection TO
The Once OF County Superintendent OF Free
Schools for Hampshife County
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- The 2nd Quarterly Meeting Of Rompey
Circuit, will take place, in the ". y Church. in
Romney, July 81 and August J. Services on
Saturday At ~, A. N.-Al3O at night. and The
regular Quarterly Meeting services on the Sab
bath cordial inVitslion Is given 70 the pub
JIG 10 be present.
ID. d. wINSTEAD, r. c.
JULY ic 1874
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DIED.

In Philsdelphis. on the 9Th inst rfter lin =.
gering illness Nrs ELyfRA ALixE, wife Of ur
Edward ". Hest, daughter Of the late Geo. X
Harper, Esq :, Of Chambetsburg, Pa, and siste
OF the editor Of this paper. aged Sc years ONLY
those who knew the deceased intimately. can ap-
pfeciate tie unvarying sweetness, purity, and
goodness, which marked her quiet aud gentle
life. Early devoted To her Saviour che never
fnliered in the Christians duty, nor wavered in
her faith. more loving and faithful wife-a
more devoted mOiher--a more sincere friend. 49,
never blessed home. Pesce 10 her gentle spirit
On the 10th instant, near Hartmsnsvilie, in
Mineral county. Mrs. AARoS THOu1s, widow Of
the late Aaron Thomas, ~ an advanced sge
In Woodstock, Va, after lingering iiness. Of
Consumption, on the 18th inst, Mr.. GEoRaE IT..
TnEa NnLut eldest son Of Rev 2. md n Mil-
Ter, sged - years, months ADD dave. He
was worthy and much respected Young man
and consistent, member Of the Lutberao Church
May he res, in peace