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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-11-19

English ply sicians are in The habi;
of sending patients to Italy, to get
the benefit of the climate and drink
asses milk. In order to ensure the
purity of the milk, the asses are or
dered each day TO the patients door
where the milking is done under his
own eye or that of servant or
friend. A traveller, writing of this
custom, says that "the ass-milkers in
the Italian towns usually carry a
bladder of IukeWarm water under
their cloaks, kept up to the heat of
the body under the armpiis, of the
contents of which they furtively in-
fuse a portion into the several milk
jugs in the face of the domestics
who never suspect the trick"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-11-19

The most extensive establishment IN
Southern Kansas. Double and single
teams. with the best and incest carriages
and bnggies in the city, ready 1t all times.
Also, saddle horses for ladies and gentle
men,
BUYS and sells horses, baggtess and car
riages. Auc4son every Saturday.
EspecssI attention giVes TO boarding
orses By the week. o
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-11-19
Offers new and short reute, via the
GREAT ARKANSAS VALLEY
70
Southern Colorado, New Mex
leo and the Great San Juan
Mining Region.

CONNECTIONS
At KANSAS CITY and ATcHIsoN, with the
trains of all Railroads eeHtering there, for
all points East, West, Nerth and South
Direct connections to and from Chicago,
Quincy and st. Louis.
At VALLEY FALLS with Kansas Central
r. L. for Leayenworth-
Daily Stages run in connection with trains
on this road as follows:
From EMPoRIA. Tor Eureka and Howard.
from FLORENCE. for Marion Center, Clel-
sea, Augusta, Douglas and Eldorado.
From WICHITA, for Augusta, Douglas.
Winfield, Arkansas City, Wellington and
Prom HUTCHINSON, for CastIeton, Sun City
and Medicine Lodge.
From West Las AnInas for Trinidad
Pueblo, Del Norte. siIverton. Wagon
wheel Gap, Etc, Colorado. and
Las Vegas, Santa Fes and ali
the Principal Points I'm
NEW MEXICO.
The whole equipment of this road is new
and arst;eiass, sassf1 PIatfarn ana West
inghcuse Air Brakes
a ooo 0oe Acres of the best Farming and
A0ricuIturai Lands In America, situated In
and near the beautiful Cottonwood and Great
Arkansas valleys, the garden of the West. on
81 nj 20 Der cent discount for i'm
1~1sve1nenfa Fare Refunded 10 purehas-
ers or Land Circulars with map. giving full
sor. Acting Land Commissioner, ToPeka. KS
BE sure your ticket roads via Kansas
CITY or Atchison, and sake no of i.rr
GenI Ticket Agent
n ]. ANDERSON,
General Pass Agent -.
c. +. kORSE. superintendent 4is
Topeka Kansas
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-11-19
NEWS.
1vEMBER 10. 1875.
.DN,T WOwx.
How Ma :. Stables Tried so goa
her I.YcargWs.

How Ma :. Sninles Tried so goa
her LycurEWs.
Mrs. Smiles has had more trouble
with Lycurgus, and has been
strengthened in the belief that he is
totally unlike other men--in fact,
tetotally unlike many of them. He
had been on long sober stretch up
to couple of weeks ago. About
that time he learned that his only
aunt, q rich old lady in st. Louis,
had died and left him an immense
fortune-to get, if he could. This
friend, for he had expected to be
this Zone respected) relative. Never
was the news of an aunts death
read with more poignant grief by
SURVIVING kin. A postscript to the
letter conveying the sad intelligence
stated that the good old soul had be-
queathed her entire wealth to be-
nevOIe1t institution. This was the
rusty rod of iron that pierced his
soul, and made nurky the fountain
of hope. He tore the letter in frag-
ments, and bent his faltering steps
10 the nearest saloon. He drank-he
fell y
Those stars represent drinks-40
drinks TO the star.
Mrs. S. was in despair. She had
thought his reformation was COM
plete, aud now "Ihe old man was
drunk again." with no sign of ever
letting up. Finally she bethought
her of the system In vogue at GER
tain inebriate asylums-that of mix
ing liquor with every article of food
until the paiient,acquired lasting
distate for alcohol. She determined
to try that plan on Lycurgus.
She procured gallon of the worst
whisky TO be had, and put some OF
il in the old mans coffee, TO begin
with. II has been his uDvArS lug
custom to drink but one cup at q
meal. That night he passed his cur
back To he refilled, say ing, as hi
smacked his lips:
"Better coffee 'nusual, ole gal"
Next morning she Increased tht
dose. He drank three cups, and fel
from his chair as he was reaching
for a fourth. lie slept 'uniii noon
and went out to dinner. There wa
beef soup aud whiky--half anC
half. Sni1iles a.e il all, and said, al
he wiped his mouth:
"Yoe're git'n 10 bee "a bet CT coo k'l
anybody, n'drar' But yer didu'
make soup 'nuil.,
At supper every ihiI 4 was aainIa
ted with whisAey, and S"i1ll al
until he became helpless, atd hi
wife had TO dag him 10 Ice I.
The gallon or whi.ky WAS sooI
gone. and the only change that Mrs
5. noticed in her husband was tina
while it lasted he came 10 his meal
with greater regularity than usual
She is not the woman to give VI
without fair trial. She got anothe
gallon, and came near starving her
self TO death while she fed it L
Sniflles in everything that he he at
and drank. His appetite increase'
at q fearful rate, and he compliment
ted her every day on her newly &C
quired skill in cooking.
The sscond gallon soon went tn
way of the first, and after two o
three meals had passed without tn
seasoning of which Snifiies had be
come so fond, he said, in tones tina
would have touched the heart OF
tax collector:
"Mirander, dear, the vicluals don
taste as good as they use ter. Seem
ter be sometin' or 'nuther missing
Is it any wonder that the poe
woman gave mp in despair ?-BrUn.
Icick MOI NeIcS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-11-19
THE MEN WHO ADVERTISE,

BEATTY'S es SnsSs f G9Ia;
Organs are highly recommended by Prof. O.
II. Hunger. Rev. A. NJ. Jciley, Baltimore,
Washin ton, ID. e.; G. S. Dysart, Bloomfield,
Iowa: q. W. Robinson, Prof Johnston. Pniia
deIphii, and thousands OF others, rs the best
in use. send stamp for extended list of teSti
mOniais before buying prior organ. gents
wanted everywhere. Address, Daniel r.
Realty. Washington, n. j. 4j-1y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-11-19
ROOF CEMENTl
STEWART & co.'s.
FIRE and WEATHER Proof

Is now offered to the people of Kansas The
undersigned Is duly authorized and prepared
to use and sell the right to use the above in
valuable roof coating in the state of Kansas.
have had this preparation under test since
last fall, and am now fully satisfied that IT is
Heat, Cold and water Proof, and with
other evidence Of its superior qualities, am
now prepared 70 recommend it in good faith,
and prove its utility, by coating roofs nth it
at very reasonable prices. VIII also sell right
Of territory This is undoubtedly the best fire
and weather proof compound as yet discover
ed, and promises 70 last three times as long Is
any other roof paint put on At the request
of Mr.. W. w. w iniamss late of this place, 1
have Just coated the tin roof on the NEWS
building in Emporia. where sample may be
seen. For further information and certifi-
Gates showing its protecting qualities against
sparks and weather, for upw ards of six years
call and see me.
32-tf SONNEBECEER.
EAPoRIA. KS. July Is. 1875
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-11-19

Grand square and upright Liberal terms
TO dealers. E-Send stamp for Circular. Ad-
dress, DANIEL +. BEATTY, Washington New
Jersey. 45-1y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-11-19
REALTY PLAN O.

UTanU SVU8T6 anu OL'TIEHt'
These Pianos are the finest in the world as
regards tone ami excellence. - huntington
)Tenn.) Republican.
The Beatty Piano is pronounced by all, the
sweetest toned instrument manufactured
Gettysburg PA Century.
The Beatty Piano, grant square and up
right are remark able for their beauty of fin
ish, as well as for sweetness and volume of
tone.-- Middletown n. Q. Mercury
Mr. Beatty is responsible business man.
Washington IN. j. star.
Agents wanted everywhere. Send stamp
for Catalogue. Address, Daniel F. Beatty,
Washington, New Jersey. Ally
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31
r5r srnANos Vlmrons. :. jiaqaif.

ET STRANGE vlsiroRs. = liagaif.
cent fishing I'VE presume tiiat more
than half lie residents ofihis county
have never seen au eel. Ia fact that
sort Of iish are 70 seldom heard " this
side Of the mountain. that they ate
uevpr thaught OF, aud no instance IL
known Of cells being seen 10 our waters
uatil the capture If two huge fellows
Of the eel prrsausi M on Monday uisht
last, Crpll Buiehetihail seta trat-liue
in the Wrst Fork river. . few niles
below here. and on Z .uesday mptning
last, found be bld gobbled y splendid
pike. weighing Is pounds, aud two
large cells The smallest IT tie pir
was brought to town. mud scores Of
persons wentto see The curiosity II
wa. 81 ipches long aud weighed four
pounds laa loil.f
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31
IN RRAxTON.
Mysterious Crime.


FnEsp wergispn II have jnst re.
turned from Llnls otter Creek. 4 OF s
milss from here, Slifrc cpId blooil-d
murder was committed last night. The
victim was . woman BY the name Of
Jeniiua Green. who lived with her two
children -sue two yvars old. aud the
other an infant but three weeks old
The corouef's jury, upon vAirh |
served as juror. iupnd verdict Of
'dealhl caused BY bruises on the head
Snl slraagulaiioa, at the hands Of some
party or partissio them phknovp.
The whole affair is snyeloped III lnys-
terry and no clue vhateyer has been
obtained 10 the perpetrators Of this h0r-
rid crime.
Tbs woman was very poor, 20 that
robbery could not have been The motive
VI the criminal Our community IL
very justly excited; anil steps urs b..
lug taken which W. haps will result IN
The arrest aud speedy punishment Of
The murderer j $ llYgR.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

E5- Tux Fool KILLER NtEpkp =
Some svap.silyk fesiuiug u this place.
Who sieus himself M ~ !" writes es
iivItowsto The Iye,o lpk Le,iysrs
..Uueu upon iiuiv t,,ok = iancy
to young Judy who was engased y
another uiau. | ii outs Employed all
ny thinking iaeuities 10 conitising =
pau rs witch to viii her affections,
i suveetJrd. Two Years after tliatise
we're sugag,d. sillce the engagement
/ cisncsti u ,aeet augilier lady whom
lcannot help adaiiring. 4 have talk.
cd viii her. tihie aud agaiu tipd
that shp Is itul, fluid of NE | have
no epgagsnnuls with her whatever
/ an, vgmpl,i,iy mastered; | know nut
what 70 d.. | believe that either Of
them w,ll.betfue to me aslung rs life
viii last AT ,iluts | & lux Que u
nearest 10 iae, aud then | thiuk the
othoris. ldo not xaat to take any
step iliai sill dsstlpy The hapliuessoi
either ofi ourliyes. Now do not cast
this aside. hui give ME your advice a 4.
oucv.pnd you viii obliye one introuble.H
The Leiger editor very lensibly
replies as iuIlows;
'aNe ihiuk ypu arc a weak vacilla'
ting young msn. CRAFTY lacking IN
pr,1vlpie, aud unworthy of apy WI.
mans love The beat Thing yuu can
do Iori boili these ytuug Ia4Esis 70 tell
tbeiu Just wlistsort VI fellow you are,
aud MISUNDERSTANDING ihein.p
--ltiean'tDe possible that N W.
i.an inmate ofihu Asylum but that
he ought " DO. no ole will DOUBT,
Audii there are Two girls 10 Weston
WIN are fools enough 10 DO fooled by
such ! fool as N NJ, W. they should A.
once 30 subjected TO a commission %
luaaties ipqrirsndo' sT b
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

4 r.
NJ ISspaIATR AsyLuMs.-We arc
Iindeb,ed 10 Dr. n h Camden, Super.
infendent Of the Iusane Asylum at thii
place for copy Of tho Auburn
liorniag News, which contains an ac-
eaunt Of the proceedings Of the Asso'
citation Of Medical Saperintendents o.
Ametiean Institutions Tor the Insane,
ut The mssting Of which Or. Cumdep
was present. The most Interesting
question under discussion was that oi
es,lbIishipg State Inebri to Asylums
for the reform aud cure Of druukards
and the following resolutions were Of
ftred
RssOrsd, That in the opinion Of The
Association Of hlcdical Superinicndents
If American Institution for the Insane,
it is the duty Vt each Of the United
States and IL each If tha Provinces Of
tho Domipion, to established and main
tain a Sinte or public institution tor
the custody and treatment offnebriutes,
on substantially tho same fopting in
respect tn organization aud support rs
that upon which tue generality 1t
States and Provincial institutions fHr
the insane areorguniz.d aud supported
RtSI@d, That rs IN the opinioa Of
this Association, any system Of man.
agenient of institutions for inrbtiates,
under which The duration Of the resi-.
dtnce oflheir inmates, aud the charac.
ter Of the treatment IL which they are
subjected, is voluntary on their part.
must in most cases prove entirely fu
Tile II not worse than useless. there
should be in every State aud province
such positive Constitutional provisions
and statutory enacimeuts as will in ev-
cry case Of assumed insbristy secure u
careful iuanisilion into the question oi
drunkenness md f,npss for The restraint
aud treatment III an institution for in
sbriatrs. mud such a manner aud length
Uf treatment a. will'render t0tal absIi
nrnee frum alcoholic Or other hurtful
stimulants during such treatment abs"
lately certain, aud present the best
prospects Of cure or reform Of which
each casa IL susceptible.
R,aipai, That tue treatment In in
siitu,inns far the iusuue Of dipsomani
hcs. or per.ons whose only obvious
mental disorder is tim excessive use oI
alcoholic or other stimulauts, aud tht
inlnsiiits effects of such excess. is ex
crvdingly pr+jWiiciaI IN the welfare O
those inmates for whose benefit such IN
aitutimis are established aud niain
pinsd, aml should b. diseoniinue'
just as soon ~ dthur separate prOvis
ious can BE- male for he inehriate,
These resolutions were Discussed d
considerable length, and the subject o
drunkenness, un'l the forcible dsten
ton If iuebriaips considered in its cv
cry phase. After il Ind thus beef
thoroughly reviewed, the resolution
were almost unanimously adopted
there bring but one dissenting voice
| Dr.. Camden informs US That many dis
I iinguishpd gentlemen from tbs Unite'
States and the D 'nliuiOn Of Canad
were presen. at this needing, and itwn
nv learned u body US be ever saw col
lected together.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

ET Tnr llE.AssEssagSr.-AIesWs
Cousuian aud llorusr. the two Cunmis.
,iOuyrs appointed to ra.sssess the real
estate Of the county, have comrl.te,l
their work, aud ATE now elgag,d in
preparing their books. which will be
sabmiitsd at the June term Of the
Comfy Court We are informed that
IN purceptihls increase has been made
10 The value Of the real ehate gener
ally. but that the Land. have b en-
eqdalisad Ia value a very general
Impression prevailed that our lands
we're yaluedt ao high; aud tho Com
u,issiuners have sndvayored to carrect
ilis IS far rs possible. The people
generally arc we'll satisfied with the
work performed by the Commissioners
aud 10 their bshalf We congratulate
tile Commissioners upon the successful
and satisfactory completion Of their la
bvts.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

ET l,Ey. \. N. lluuilEs.-Wa no
iict by au extended article IN the
Bte:ianaoa Dei.a. that Rev. Z. N
ilusties. formerly pastor Of Tho NJ. N
G ,arh ia this place, il 10 luck. Re.
Gently, the Buukhanuoniles, in order
10 ply otfa debt due on thsM L
Church, pu, up u valuable gold watch.
with Mf Hughes and ltv l. D.
Caste US Candidates So much q vote
was charg.u; aud upon closing th,
polls it was discovered that Mr. Hughes
was tue winner About $500 wa,
realized. Mr.. Sislk Arnoli made a
handsome presentation speech, which
vas appropriately responded to by Mr..
iluslIts. We e.ngratplaie our for
lusr townstiau upon his good luck.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

fg Dos'F XIII Ir'-The enemy
Of tho potato bug is lit,la red bu ;
shipped like a lady bug. perfectly red
They have made their appearance on
lhs potato vines, 10 search Of the eggs
Of The potato bug,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31
F. esh Fruils7o,fAll kind. a. va.sar's

EB- On. A NJ DESr has located
ia Weston f,r the practice
ii his profession. Having attended a
thorough course Of lectures at Startling
Medical College, utter an experience OF
twelve years asa practical druggist. the
Doctor has obinined not only an ac'
curate knowledge u diseases. hut also !,
iromhis long experience asaidruggist,
understands perfectly the properties Of
inadiclues, aud their application 10 The
treatment Of disease The Doctor
can be found ut hisresilenco on Centre
Street, nearly opposite tho Court House.
Allcalls. pighl aud day promptly at
tended 10, 4gf
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

EI TUE l'e.yss Guaos ApPIiEp
TO rlE GRls,lihPpEhs THE Governor
Of Missouri, bus issued a proclamation
calling IN the people If The State I.
sbsrtye Thursday ,Iune 81. as day
Of humiliation. fasting and prayer
.Informaiian coln-s 70 him from all
sources that the State is thrpatene
with The gtasshcpper' pesiilence, to be
followed by the failure. great Distress.
aud pasablefamine. Nothing but the
in,erposition Of Pnyidrnee can save
US from the pest. and the Governor
recommends that the supplieaiipns Of
the peopl- BE- raised for divine relief
and protection go ~ II
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

nr w.sTos Brirrs-n6 .lEi,.fa
80 liam, a,ui 8 Jfinn,,s -Wes,ou
~, ~ a,ss, vslki.,, VIM visited lila pIac.
Wv ~, . ~ ,vo mon viii bays 10 INK Ia
Nj, ls,rsl., for all u d sudden. IN d.
hs;,,h,'orb;. rans. n c,,mpstitor spripp.
~, .si,o NH. f,;r h. throw nj. bal 'f.a,.
IN, nj" m. .hade This wonder beats ,l,u
. "s eno,yh name Of Daniel
s,,i.a,y md slthourh he CONES fr,nn
flisss,, /, "a ,,ot kno IN that he hears
M, iloui .relatim,hip 10 the ,lrs
sI ,..s ,,lo.,, ,,,rnlv saw kicked ov,er
y y ,. sS lin, .,arlsI n fife winch nearly
-. ~, ..,i IL ..w;stsd Il !, Ir,u stbe man
~ N. t1,;,sl s,a..s. lIe said H.
" ,",oI NJ ~, w.son' and when III.
, "o l. s;,t.,i kn.vinvly. II. h
s !, s,,.l, Isilt ,s.llSv, Win sn,d ,n,i,cu
+, A d.y slsn,ns,,ts. md critical iuip4s
~, ,,,,a..',b,.ir mind nm not 10 be too nah
!; ,,'s ssp,r,;ns ,is;F hose easb AMIN, 4,
snn,.' :, In F,iIay. IA ,he eloak
NJ .,,nsI midpioht. U'Lsary started at
\, ~, M ~. ,,nn, s,r.st rink philad4lphia.
/, ,a' ri. III am sundrpd an,l fifteen Mia,
4. o ,'.a.., y s.,s ham. n nfsssnes II
IA !, Z ,s,n,y n ,,unbsr, vI,o ware
w. W . ys IAN o;h.r NJ in,ervnl, An
. y. ~ ,,,.a and nisksd m. NJ this
WI ,,,I'.sr 10 .tsr,sd off Win nm
H.. us, soi,. hui viii yisOr and rapidity
mi nfisr he warmed % |. was seen
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

Ed- UATOas, ASp EscArk rio
August 1872 two prisoners. NAMED
ioas. aud Jenkins rscapsd from tue
Penileuliary lhl0fais!ion subs ss-
queu,ly rsushed hJor iNishers. thea
eheriti Of G'lmer county that the par
ties were lurking iaihat nvighbact hood;
aud following up the information lis
bad received, he captured fuust' WIN
Nns rflu,ned to the RshitfntiaIya
Jsiklas kept CLEAR. But about Two
week. ago al. u Branlioti. I United
States Deputy MarshaD aserrtalned
his wheteaboais. aud Obtaining assls.
taucs, arrested hi.p atd lodged hlai " y
tue jail of Gilli,er county q ord was was
Immediately s.ut % Cppisin bridges.
superintendent Of tho Peniisntlsry)
snd lhai gen!leniaii reaelied Glen N'l
ou sunday night, the 2Sd Upon ex
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

II luVNlt fNNiH - SO ~
reference 70 our AhhuunseIhenls, 10 be
fonnd elsewhere IN this paper. i will
bo seen that Pref White, Of Weston.
d a candidate ior the o@ceof County
Superintendent He Is practical
Teacher. having been connected with
tho ires sellosl system since ila lbssp-
lion in hi. state Hy biz long con-
pee,ion with free schools. II Is fair to
presume Inst Prof White il cmiueutly
aualifieI for the position 10 which hu
s.pirr. and il elected he will beyond
douS, m.ks faithfal and elscieui
public seryaut.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

Z E1- Barter srArE Cosygsrips at
ALDErs,s.-'rhs Baptist State Conven
li0h of We. Virginia. will meet this
yeur at Alitr.nn, 90 the Chesapeake
4 ohia Railroad. 90 "Wednesday.
June. glh The railroad Company
with great liberality has pgreed to
carry ptss.ngers to aud fr,m that
Convention for half fare; that Il. full.
fare ons way. they give return tick.
ct free ofcMrge
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

N- wns.rhas suddenly jumped
ia lLe Wheeling market from Sl.l0
aud 81 l5m SLs5, and tue four
market has bve0ine aetiye and qaotu,
lions higher Corn Is bscoaiug trn.
er, also unis lf7 Ir'7
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

E1- Hon IRAJ McGlsSls. Chair.
man If the Centennial Committee for
West yirgiuia. will have au agsu, mp.
polluted IN sauh county in the State for
ihe purpose u collecting specimens to
DO sens to the Centennial Exhibition,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

~ Coalso. The Charleston Coa.
disr ays The grasshOppers have nnde
their appearance IN fays,s county.
lie is an abnundIng little insect; thu.
muds upon thousands have arrived aud
tue indications are that luore will cOuie.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

ES- TnkY don't have many car.
riages in Mellow II county. The As.
SCISSORS for 1874 report all the wheel.
ed vehicles, wagons, carts aud all,
amounting to ten. Tucker county
bOasts Of 81; Webster 81; Logan Al
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

70 RoDENr II Glpsos. aged eigh'
ty.Ihrte. residing In tirernbrier coun'
". in u letter to one Of his sons in
tliis county, utts,that he can retuem-
Der buck seventy years, and that hs
never saw such freeIa as occurred
during the Month Of April; nor does
liz ever remember seeing as lite a
Spring Us the present one. Ia the
sitIeiltiier ls states that he sheared
sixty aud ons hull pounds Of wool oti
oftwrlye sherp lie also adds that
tho wheat prospects are looking up
very much recently.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

TT Tns BgcklasSos lilysR -
The name Of tllis river is an Indian
name aud was given To it because
there weruso many tine buck deer
found along it This river from It's
h,pathtpiIs source. passes througlia
very fertile aud pretty country, The
.tirst white men that ware ever in West
virginip cauped on this rivei nj the
mouth d Turkey run. for nearly two
years jn asyeamore tree. the root of
whiehis sill there Tue mouth Of
,his river Ia about four miles from
,Philippi and Is destined soon to be i
place ii no small importance a. a II Ill.
road from Backhannan will intrrssol
che Grafton and White splphur Rail
rpad at ,hi, poiut -ihilippi Plaza.
deulsr. "a
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

iruEHr was man in our town,
who was 50 wdudruus wise.
lie Jumped into i iirst.class bank,
Aud drew out bis supplies;
Aud when he got hls lnoury out,
With oil bis uiglit aud main,
liz ru-ned INTO uuOlIirr biuk,
aud CONCLUDED that all thing cousid
cred hs might ~ we'll deposit It agalu
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-31

AZ A REACTION irom tho violent
palisy adopted by OhurlsstOa 10 the
injunction proceeding " retain tue
Capital, seclns to 10 going on ID tue
Third District. The Grssnb,ir llnis,
pendent sas,aius tho decision Of tue
Governor, Us being in tue liae Of lbs
duty, aud as being las conclusive upon
o'llers Us are the Judgments Of courts"
aud hints IT impeachment. Us remedy
tor dlshuuesty, false jadgmeut or OPP
preston $50 ,fs