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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-11

recalled, at his own request, to testify regard
ing some points upon which his memory was at
fault the previous day. He stated. that the
amount collected by Plymouth Church and
paid to him for the maintenance of Mrs. Iilton
and children reached $1,2 Mrs. Ovington
then took the witness stand, but her testi-
mony was of little Importance. Mrs. Sarah
3. Putnam was next sworn, and testified
to the affectlonate relations existing be-
tween Tilton and his wife. In receiv-
ing friends, Mrs. Tilton adopted the
Quaker fashion, saying, II greet thee" In
receiving friends of the family Mrs. Elton
kissed the gentlemen and Tilton kissed the
ladies' At this point 3;45 o'clock, juror, Mr.
Jatfray, got faint and was assisted to window,
and given glass of water. Mrs Putnam sent
him her bottle OF smelling Salts and at the
suggestion OF Mr. Evarts the court adjourned.
FoRTY-THIRD DAY.-A day of surprises, scares
and sensations. The smallpox has broken out
in the court and may seriously interfere with
the progress of the trial. One of the reporters
was taken down with the disease several days
ago, and one of the jurors exhibited symptoms
of the same complaint. His illness will una
voidably delay the trial of the case, if
it does not compel it's discontinuance.
Judge Nelson, though usually in robust
health, shows evident signs that the
continuous mental strain and sitting
atmosphere are telling upon him, and he COM
plains of severe headache. Among the rumors
current is one to the effect that, as the laws of
that State allow defendant in a suit to address
the jury on his own behalf, and as defendants
friends are not satisfied that his coun-
sci, with the exception of Evarts, are match
for Tilton's, it has been decided that Beecher
will avail himself of the legal privilege, take
the floor, and address the jury. Should this be
correct, the speech will be one of the most
memorable and interesting on record.
FoRTY-FeURTH DAY.-Jeffreys, the juror who
had been indisposed, was well enough to be in
his seat, though it is feared his poor health
will lead to an abrupt termination of the trial.
Bessie Turner was in court and is to be wit
ness for the defendant. By order of Judge
Nelson, all tickets of admission are taken up
and the holders excluded, after the seats are
full thus clearing away hundreds of idlers
launching in the court is no longer tolerated,
and the ventilation is much improved. Mrs. S.
B. c. Putnam and a Mrs. Moore testified as to
their knowledge of Mrs. Tiltons domestic
grievances.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-11
Senate-Extra Session.

FRIDAY, March 5-Vice-P President Wilson
called the Senate to order at 70 O'clock and after
the reading of the proclamation of the President,
the oath was administered to the new Senators. AS
Andrew Johnson advanced to the Clerks desk to
take the OATH there great applause in the gal
leries, which checked by the Vice-Presi-
dent. After he was sworn in, large bouquet was
handed him by a page, and he was escorted to his
seat by Mr.. Bogy. All the new Senators having
been sworn, Morton offered a resolution acknowl-
edging the Kellogg government in Louisiana, which
was laid over at his request He then offered a reso-
luton to admit Pinchback as Senator from Louis
lana. Adjourned till Monday, March 8.
MONDAY, March 8.-Mr Clayton submitted
resolution to send special committee to the Indian
country to investigate into the condition of affairs
and report to the next session. Objection being
made, the matter went over. Mr.. Morton then
called up the resolution admitting Pinchback and
proceeded to make an elaborate speech in support
thereof after which the Senate went into executive
session, and soon after adjourned.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-11

VIC OlJSll1ll$3 dIIu dJ VIC ClOS6.
Opening. Closing.
No. aspiring wheat cash 85l086% sc a86T
No. 2, seller March,. :. . 95560@S61I S51%@86
No. 2, seller April. ...... 87IOGSS 86z6@87%
No. 2 corn, cash. ........ 643{(064z% 633I064
No. corn, seller March,. 643a(06456 633IM64
No. corn, seller May. Tx 7116M71L
No. oats, cash.. ...... 533&M53h 5211M52L
No. oats, seller March,. 533a(05315 52hM52L5
No. oats, seller May. -. 5635 55M0956
No. Frye cash. 98 (999 81 @9719
No. barley, cash. $50. .$1.12@12O $1.O5@1.12
No. barley, seller Mar. 1.12 CLOS
No. barley, seller April 1.09 1.0211
No. barley, cash. 81 .O1@1.07 99Q9101
PROVISIONS.
The packing season having closed the interest
i'll the provision market was less marked, and
only moderate business was reported. Values
have declined materially ; mess pork ruling
20@25c lower, and lard 1910 off, but closed
cash and seller March, and S182715 seller May
Lard closed at $500 cash, $13.2719 seller
April, and $3.50 seller May. Meats steady.
LIVE STOCK.
Under favorable Eastern advices and light
receipts, both the cattle and hog markets have
ruled frmer and higher. Cattle advanced about
15@25c per 100 pounds closing firm at 81. 800
$40 for fair to good and $5.7506.25 choice
steers; extra, $6.50M700; common, dull,
50. 7503.75 medium grades, $4000l47 rs stock
CATTLE $2.75@4.25. Hogs 20@25c higher clos
ing steady at S36200D69 poor to choice York
ers, $6.60@7.4O poor to choice heavy weights ;
bulk of sales at $6.50M6.75 for Workers, and
$6.75@725 for heavy; extra, $7.75@1600 90.
Sheep active and higher; sales at $4.00@600
poor to choice
DRESSED HOGS, SEEDS AND HIGHWINEs.
Dressed hogs were in good request, and
prices ruled firm. The receipts were light, and
the market closed with about all sold, at 81. 80
for light, and at $8.25@8.3O for heavy weights.
Seeds were in large supply, and the market
ruled dull, particularly for timothy The mar
ket closed at So 40QD2.50 for good to prime
timothy; $6.25@6.30 for medium clover; $1.95
02.00 for flax; 80085c for Hungarian, and
90M95c for millet. Highwines were quiet,
with buyers and sellers apart in their views,
and values nominal at 51.0801.10.
PRODUCE.
The movement in butter continues light, and
rather weak feeling prevailed. Sales for the
week ranged at 16W20c for poor to fair, and at
22025c for good to choice fresh roll Broom
corn was in good demand and firm at 11013c
for No. l and extra. Beeswax remains quiet
but steady at 26Q028c for good to prime yellow.
Eastern beans were in good demand and prices
were firm at $1.85(02.00, according to quality.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

eg TIM Nrv Assrs.ons-A sys.
opsIs or rnr LAv.-By virtue Of m
net Of Tho Legislature passed Decem.
bar 27thI 1873. entitled "An aet n
proyide for a re ssessment II The Wi.
De Of all real estate within This State y
the Auditor has appointed assessors for
Tho various counties Of Tho State. Tbe
40. provides that tho Auditor shall,
mupon lilo recommendation Of tbe
County Court Of each county, appoint
one Commissioner for each assessment
district whose duty Il shall be- d re-.
assess The value Of all real estate with.
in bis district, etc. They give BOND
within sixty DAYS after being notified
Of their appointment il the penalty Of
$4,000, and TO DO approved by The
County Court, or BY the presiding
Justice therefor by a circuit Judge
Each commissioner Is provided by he
Auditor with proper books and In.
structious. He shall on thc, first day
Of Anil. 1875, Or as soon thereafter
as possiblc, proceed 10 assess he fai,
ea,h valNe Of ali rcal estate within his
distriet in manner and form nreseribed.
and tShen mineral or coal pripeleoe or
orant h lela bv a marin or tartie,.
exclusive of tie surface. The same
shall bs assessed soneraiolv. 10 suob
marty Or 'parties. al its cash market
value. Any person refusing to an.
swer questions upon oath pus by The
conmlssiouer shall be- fiped moi less
linn twenty NOR mora than one hun.
dred Dollar for every such refusal. 10
BE- recovered before Justice and to
be- paid iuto he county treasury as
otser iines arc pa;d. Az appoal from
the assessment shall liz 70 lhe
County Court, but without taxing
costs 10 Tho appellant or to Tie State,
whereupon lhe said court will, if good
cause 81 shown, rec.ify tho error. dc.
creasing or Increasing the taxes as lho
error may have been made. For each
days service actually and diligently
rendered, the commissioner shall 70.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

The story that man was killed
during q meteoric fall on a mountain in
Webster county. by being struck by IN
aerolite in It's descent, aud that his
companion had been arrested for bis
murder, turns out TO DO q huge hoax.
The statement that two horses were
obtained from McBall Of is..city, to
ride to Webster county, 10 incorrect.
Ehe two men did not stop at Weston,
as the story has Il. There isino man
under arrest in Webster county for
murder, nor has there been. There is
no such q point in Webster county
known as Terror Pinnacle; and lastly,
Il Is limited that The whole story was
invented by q brilliant fellow who
drives goose quill 10 the Wheeling
Register office, and who has net been
outside ofWheelipg for FIVE ycars. He
should DO presented with q leather
medal as The prince Of all liars.-
ClarksbiEy Telegram.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

RI Love IN the PEslrEsTrARY.-
Our readers no doubt recollect the
Brown Winomiller love affair that oc-
cured in Upshur county, . few years
ago. Nov comes . similar story, in
some respects, to that, from Ohio.
It is as follows: ~
A case oftrue love has come TO
lightin the Ohio State Penetentiary
that has romantic twinge TO IL. In
May, 1873, Thomas Miles and Ann
Mcfarland were sent to prison from
Licking county for burglary, under
the same sentence. Not long since the
woman asked a guard about Thomas,
wanting 10 know how soon he would
get out. On inquiry Of her, IL was
learned that they were engaged to be
married before coming to the prison,
and that she was not really guilty Of
burglary, but pleaded guilty that she
might DO allowed 10 suffer with her
lover. she told tue guard that II
Thomas was.siill true she would mar.
ry him when they got out. Thomas
was interviewed. and he was still true
to.his Anna. Tho prison authorities
wero moved at tho situation, and al.
lowed them an interview which 10
said to have been very affecting
scene. Their terms expire on The
same day-saturday, January 31st,
1875. II has been arranged at their
request. to hold the marriage ccremo.
nylin the prison chapel on the day Of
their discharge, the chaplain ofioia.
ting. The twain will start out With
freedom again after two years confns.
ment within the same walls with but
one interview ID that time. It may be
added that both have been exemplary
prisoners.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18
LAND SALE.
benjamin F. Ross, plaintiff,

Benjamin. F. Ross, plaintiff,
Napoleon r. Marsh and others, defendants.
IL CHAScERr. s.l
tly virtleo Of q decree OF the County Court
orGiilmet county, entered In this case at It's
December term, 1874, we will sell, by public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, at the font
door of the court house OF Gilmct coanty,on
the 9th day Of February, 1875, the same be-
Ing The "a day Of tho February term Of the
county court Of said county, straetof
40 ACRES OF LAND,
situate In said county Of Gimer, on the Lit
lie KauawhA river, at or near the mouth OF
Dust Camp Run, and particularly described
In a deed from plhinlitf and wife 10 defend.
ant Napoleon 7. Marsh, filed In said cause.
Said sale will bs made Tor sufficient cash
In hand 10 pay costs Of suit and expenses Of
sale, and the reSiduc upon credit of0 and
IL months, the purchaser giving noics with
good security for the deferred instAlllueuss,
bearing interest from tie day Of sale.
Il. +. FLEMING,
N. NJ. BENNETT,
jau11 4w Commissioners.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

Eg- "TaE winter Of our discomfort
is upon US, aud grumblings are loud
aud deep. We heard a gay aud gilt
edged cuss object, a few days ago, q
the practice OF mixing puddings in The
coal bod, on the score that in these
hard times tho waste Of fuel conse.
quent upon being cooked with The
puddingis 90 outrageous negl.e OIL
the poor Discussions Of oonnu'
biouS private character arc also 10 or
der, and maintained with an energy
andsoloquenco that leaves the result
nebalOus. They generally commence
aud terminate In this wise: MARY
Jane, arc you gOingtc sleep oil day,
why don't you gel up and fix the tirer
This mild iuterrogatory Is followed BY
a prompt aud cheerful echo which 70.
spends, an sec you dod.roltOd frat,
and then I wont, you old brute"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

EE GsrERAL DuvAL, Of tue Inter
nal Revenue Department Of the First
District, says The law requires all per.
sous filing checks to not only sec The
stamp is thereon, but with pen and
ink cancel stamp by writing tho date
of Tue mouth and year and initial Of
The firm who signs tue check thereon.
The General has been recently been
engaged in oyer.hauliug dspositor's
cheeks in the banks to ascertain IL this
law Ia executed. y
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

GF TuE State Grange Of Patrous OF
Patrons Of Husbandry met IN Grafton
last week. About 100 Oranges were
reported. Tue order is said to be in o
aourishing condition in this State.
Our friend j. Il. Hall, Esq Of
Elk City, Barbour county, was elected
Grand Secretary. With ono or two
exceptions. the old officers wcrc re-
tanned. Delegates from this county
came back we'll pleased with the SEES.
sion.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

ET FRozsS TO DEATu.-As We 60
10 press, we learn that Isaac Waggy,
Of Gilmcr county, formerly of this
county, was frozen to death on the 9th
inst. He won't to a shooting match,
and on The way home, by some means,
he procured some whiskCy, and il is
thought he fell from his horse and
froEs to death. His remains were
found Sunday morning frozea stiff,
near Charles Collins stable within a
half Of mile Of bis house. Further
particulars next week.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

eT AccrpESrAL Saoorise.- On
Saturday last, Jacob Nicoles, an en-.
gincer working at The Asylum. acct
dentally shot himself Tho details, as
wc got them, are about as follows!
lie bad been cleaning small revolver,
and after cleaning It, he put in some
cartridges. aud put Il in bis breeehes
pocket. lie then went 70 one Of the
boilers and stirred The fire, while al
tho enginsit exploded. Mr.. NiColel
noticed that his clothes were on fire,
bu. did not feel any other injury atthe
time. A short time afterwards, be fell
a singing sensation; aud found on ex.
animation that the ball bad grazol bis
.hlgh, INJECTING a flesh wound. The
ball was extracted by DR.. Kuntz. Al
last accounts the sufferer was doing
we'll.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18
Notice to Take Dispositions

To Mssss. Jonas Q. sehraier, J. D. Price,
n, D. huffman. l,Ouis n, llumtnels, John
N. Burns and John Z. Roller;
Take Not &C, that on tic 18th day ofFeh-
ruary, 1875, between the hours Of 0 in tho
lorrloon anil . 10 tho afternoon oflhat day,
at tie dwelling house Of one Frances u.
Dobbrns, Ia Holly District known .ss Dis.
lrici No. ., In tho county Of Webster and
State ofWest Virginia, | shall proceed 10
take lie dcpositonS Of Cornelius q. Cool,
Joseph Hannah and otllers, To be used as ey-
ldeuee In my behalf In certain suit In taqu.
ity depending In lie circult court Of lhSEi
county Of Wooster, wherein ! am plainlif
aud you arc defendants. And ifitom any
cause tue taking ofthr said dcpnsltlons shall
not be commented. OF Icing commenced
should not he completed OIL That day, tho
taking Of The same will hA adlolrntd from
day blhay and from iinc to tlme, al tie
same place and between the same hours gn'.
Ill the said dispositions shall 10 completed (!
Given under ny hand ibis lat day otFeh'
tuary, 1876. ,,,,ao,, ,,,.r,,N
jauil.lW
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

ET TuE DIFFERENCES. III am as
great a man as ever General Lee was
exclaimed an insane man at the HOspi'
tai tho other day, as be was busily
spreading cinders on the road. "Yes,'
We mildly suggested, "but General
Lee was a great military chieftain, u
"Don't care II he was" said the man,
"that was bis business; but I can beat
him all to smash spreading cinders.r
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

E1- TINS Scientific American says
"GrOwn people should not kiss babies
now, as what is supposed to DO merely
a cold in the adult may develop into
dipthcria in the child" All that can
be prevented by keeping bread and
molasses in the cbild's hands.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

ET AND as hO fell he spoke Of the
lady who had thrown water on The
cold pavement in terms that would
cause her husband, IL he had heard it,
to get right up aud kill some one.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

AT A ruREE.cESr stamp will now
Garry letter from any part Of the
United States to Canadian city, and
q single Canadian stamp will perform
tho same service the other way.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

E A horrible murder was commit
ted 10 Gleenbrisr county, Thursday
msrniug. Al. Dotson, formerly o.
Richmond, Virgins, was murdered by
= regroi named Ned Riyea. RiveH
was arrested. ~. ---l..
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

Raisins and Currants at Brinkman's.
Fruits Of all kinds at BrinkmRn'S.
Dried Peaches at u cents a pound, and
Hominy at Drinkmau's.
ESSEN es and Flarorlng extracts OF all
kinds Al BrinkmRn's.
Patent Peanuts at Brinkuan's,
Salt! Salt! salt! Az
Brinkman's.
Good, sold at Grauger's Prices OF Brink.
mans.
Fresh Pickles at Brinkm ,n's.
Hagerstown Almaaacs Tor sale at Brink
mans.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

ET MAJOR ALBERT REoHa, has
withdrawn from the Editorial depart.
mont Of the Phillippi Plaindsaler, and
Mr.. W. w. Corder taken his place.
Success to both the outgoing and in.
coming editors.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

RI Afno steel engraving, "Going
70 see Grandpa given away with
number 90 Of Saturday Nigh. Go
TO the post Office and SEQ a'specimeu Of
the picture For sale at the News
Depot. e -
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

~ AICAtiiooY county man EYho
lately a'tsucd a prayer meeting with
bis "gal, ? felt impelled to rise up and
remark: II wantto be good, aud 40
to henyen, batif those fellers in The
corner don't quit vinkin at my Sal,
there'll be ahcap Of praacin' round
hero, The frst thing they know
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

EF Tus. Wheeling lntdligener
came out in a new dress and new head
on New Years morning, and on a
slightly enlarged form, which greatly
improves It's appearance.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

n re- MONEY and time ore tue heay.
lest burdens Of life, and the unhappi-
es. Of all mortals are those who have
more Of either than they know how TO
use.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

R- ALpEADY pleasing ripple
steals over the silent countepapce Of
the meditativc female, as her fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of spring
bonnet.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

ET LAST Saturday night tho wealth
or was exceedingly cold. Tho Their
mometer standing at aud below zert
all day, during tho evening got as low
as II degrees below, aud early Sunday
morning, from IS to 20 degrees below
zero. No wonder We had plenty OIL
ice.-Buekhanuon Della.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18
LAND SALE,

Harvey D. Beall, rlainaa,
John NccOOk, defendant.
IN CHAScERr.
BY virtue Of a decree OF tue County Court
Of Gilnler county, entered In this case at Its
December term, 1874, we will sell by public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, at the from.
door OF the Court liop g OF Gilmer county,
on tho 9th day OF February, 1875, the Samo
being The I'd day OF the February term oftho
County Court OF Eaid county, two tracts OIL
land, situate 10 The county Of Giliuer,. on tho
waters offending Creek, and adjoining each
other, one Of said tracts contoiulng
1901 ACRES,
and the olher containing
1871 ACRES,
and particularly described 10 deed from
the plaintiff and wife To defendant McCook,
filed in SAID couse.
Said sales will be made for sufficient cash
in hand 10 pay costs fSuit and expenses OF
sales, and the residue upon \ credit Of 4, 8
and IL months, tho purchasers giving notes
with good iccurity for the deferred install.
ments, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
r L FLEMING,
N. NJ BENNETT,
janl1.4w Commissioners.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

ET Do you know that you can get
monthly magazines as cheap at the
News Depot .Os they can DO bad Of
the publishers!
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

sOld-our neighbOr Of the Times by
the Webster county Terror Peak story
and tho Forsythe- Barton murder. It
is a welI.told yarn, almost equal to the
famous moon hoax Of Richard Adams
Loeko.-IJii.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

The New York Police Ga.ettc says
They have one John Forsytche, ofNeN
York, in jail OF Webster Court House,
West Virginia, for killing P. Barton,
Of Philadelphia; and Forsythe is try.
ing to get ont Of IL by saying that a
meteor struck him and killed him. He
is In q bad fx.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

ET WHEN a BaekhannOn youth
goes to spark::his Sweetness" no fnd .
the old lady IN one corner, and q dog
under the rocking chair. aud he Is
made 70 speak up like . LAWYER.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

ET SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL shor!
time since, tho Rev. O. @. Gould, who
owns q mill some eight miles above
this place, on the Buckhannon river,
constructed . rope ferry across the riv.
er, in order 10 accommodate bis wife,
who had to cross the river to attend
her school. On Sunday, January Sd /,
Mr.. Gould and bis son, undertook to
cross the river by this ferry TO attend
church and had reached near tho mid.
40 Of tho river, where tho current
was SO strong against the boat as to
upset and sink Il, and leave Mr.. Gould
and bis son to got out the best they
could, which they succeeded in doing
by swimming, tie father to one side
and the son to the other. The river
at that place is quite swift and rough,
we consider the escape q lucky ONE
Baekhannon Della.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

H LIT US all SEQ to it that upon
the new leaves We have just turned
over, We write nothing which, during
o year hence, we would wish 70 blot,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

N- News from tho Permanent
Scat will DO anxiOusly looked for du-
ring the next few days.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

w R1Rr--wc were shown the
other day u bunch Of flowers, which
had been sent here from Louisiana.
Although they camo a fright smart
distance, they looked as fresh as il
they were just pluuked, We also seen
the cotton plant, from The same place.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

Gg Dr.. RnEA, Of Flatwoods. is
said to be The happiess man 10 Brax-
ton county. It's boy,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

re- ANOTHER attempt is making
by the Sewing Machine fmonopOlists /
induce Congress to extend certain pat
ents connected with those useful invcn
lions. Any Congressman who favor
an extension Of this giant monopoly,
will prove derelict to Bis duty to Tic
people. Seventeen years Is enougl
for any patent monopoly.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

I5 Tux Springfield Academy, 10
Hampshire coupty, vas burned . few
days since