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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-02
West Virginia to.wit:

West Virginia to.wit:
Atrules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court of Lewis county on tic first
Monday In July, 1875.
John A. Ilorncr l. Co. PLAINTIFF.
vs.
Benjamin F. Lowell and others defendant.
~ cTiASCERv
The object ofthis suit is 10 recover against
defendant Benjamin F. Lowell the sum Of
Sl?j Sc cents, with interest from the 18th
day Of February, 1875, md the costs OF ,hi'
suit, and to subject 10 sale to satisfy the
same, tract Of seyenty.eight acres Of
lard lying in the sand county Of I.ewi',
on the left hand fork Of Laurel fork, n branch
of Fink's Creek, which has been levied on BY
virtue Of m order Of attachment issue!
II the cause, as the property Of dcieudal,
Benjamin F. Lowell.
And it appearing by affidavit filed, thu,
defendant Benjamin F. Lowell IL non.resi.
dent Of this State, il IL ordered that he DO
appear here, at rules 10 Le held in the Clerks
Office Of said court, on the first Monday in
August next and DO what is necessary 10
protect his interest in this suit.
Testc ". II. BYRNE, Clerk.
Henry BrannOn pq
July 12 NV
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Most Virginia to.wit:

West Virginia to.wit:
Strales held III the Clerks off &c Of the
Circuit Court oil Lewis county Oh the fir.
Hopday in July, 1875.
LANES " Miller, NaIIanic! Bush and Charles
a. Williams plaintiffs.
VS.
Fcstus Williams and others defendants.
II CHASCEEY
The object OF this is 10 Tx Il liability or
rcs,us Williams in favor o! Nathaniel Bush,
Lanes ". Miller, Charles a. Williams ~.
Johp D. Hard for money paid BY them as
surcl;es Of Festus Williams in bond Givel
by Fes,us Williams aud said snretics to A.
". WoodCord, conditioned for the ai,hfu!
discharge BY said Fcstus Williams Of bis du.
tic, rs a deputy of A. ". Woodiord, Sheriff
of Lewis county, and 10 subject debt in the
hands Of Elizabeth Waldo due 10 FestCs
And il appearing tina, Fcstus Williams,
n nonresident Of this State, it ls Ordered
that he appear at the Clerks office a'ore.
sad, a, rules to be held therein for the sail
Court on the first Monday in August nex',
and do what is necessary 10 protect bis in.
tercst in this suit. ,,
Teste W. II. B1hNE, Cfers.
Henry Brannon, pq
| July y 4.w
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West Virginia to.Nit:
Atrules held In the Clerks Office of The
County Court of Lewis county on the first
Monday in July, 1915.
Il. ?. Camden and G. D. Camden, surriT.
ing partners Of r. P. Camden, e. D.
Camden and Nintcr Bailey and Others
plaintiffs.
vs.
John Harvey &c. defendants.
IL CuAScEGy
The object of this suit is to enforce ven.
doris lien for $500, with interest from Tho
18th day Of March, 1855 unit il paid, agains:
tract Of l59 acres Of land lying on Sleep
Camp Run Of Indian Fork Of Sand Fors
Of the Little Kauawha River in Lewis colu-
", sold byR P. G.mdcu, G. D Camden
and Min,er Bailey on the 18th day Of March,
1855 TO John Harvey for 100 acres, ald TO
obtain compensation for m excess Of 80
acres at the ratio Of 81 80 per acre us Of the
day Of sale. And it appcaringthat detendAa.
John llsrncy isa nonresident Of this State
1t is ordered that he appear at the Clerks
Office aforesaid, at rules to be held therein
for said Court on the last Monday in July,
1875, and do what's necessary toprotert hi,
interest herein.
Tcstc: J. WOoFTER, Clerk.
W. G. Bennett, pq
Ijuly Il 4-w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-02

WITHDRAWING tho currency and
funding it Into bonds is running the
country in debt, by increasing the il.
tcrcst.
To issue fifty millions of currency to
be used in buy!nn up interest bearing
bonds, would be 4 step towards re-
,duclion Of tho national debt, at least to
The extent Of the interest on the bonds.
1t would change the current of mon
81, and force it to expand to where it
is most needed.
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Wost Virginia to.wit:

West Virginia to.wit:
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county on the frs,
Monday in July, 1875.
ELS. Bovine plaintiff
vs.
BENJAMIN F. Lowell and others defendants
IN tIlAScERY
The object Of this suit Is 10 recover ngains!
defendant Benjamin +. Lowell the sum Of
500 60 cents, with interest from tho 25th
day Of March, 1875, and the costs Of this
suit, and 10 subject 10 sale to satisfy the
same, tract Of IS acres Of land lying in The
said county Of Lewis, on the left band fork
Of Laurel fork, branch Of Fink's Greek,
which has been levied on rs the property Of
sdid Lowell, by virtue Of m order OF attack
ment issued In this cause. And II appear.
ing by affidavit filed, that said Lowell il
non. resident OF this State, II ia ordered thai;
he do appear here ut rules to be held in The
Clerks Office Of said Court, on the frE
Monday in Angus, next, and do wba, is
necessary 10 protect his interest in this suit.
Tcste ". II. BYRNE, Clerk.
Henry Brannon pig
july 12 4.w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-02

Says the lOya! Chicago TnJpc,
"Grceubacks closed yesterday at 81 a
:S7s.' Wien "Coppcrheal" newspa,
rers snccrcl at grecabacl;s in this style
during the war, the defenders Of the
nations credit" used to talk OF ropes
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-02

As soon as the Democracy succeed
t. the control of tho government, the
boud,d aristocracy created by the
Radical party will be compelled to pay
taxes on their wealth, like other pco.
pie. All who desire to keep these
lnoncycrats free from bearing their
just proportion Of the burdens of gov.
crnmcnt, will, Of course, keep on 70.
ting the Radical ticket.
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LAND SALE.

Caroline W. Quarter, cxccutrix, &C.,
VS..
Peregrinc Hays, &c.
~ cnAScERY.
In pursuance Of decree OF tho Circuit
Court of Gilmer county, rendered at The
September term thereof, 1873, the under.
signed, Commissioner, will, on the frs, day
Of the August term, 1875, of the County Court
of said county, ut the front door Of The
Court House thereof, proceed 10 sell at put.
lie auction, n valuable tract oflanl, lyir:
on the Vest Fork of the Little Kanawhl
River, in Calhoun county, containing
1856 ACRES,
being The same tract Of land conveyed b
Alexander W. Quarter md wife 10 PER-.
CRIME Hays, by deed dated 18th Of JULY
1852. Said land will be sold for cash.
W. G. BENNETT,
July l9.4w Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-02

A sound financial policy is demand
cd-onc that will secure to all one
hundred cents to the lcllar-anl not a
,bloatcd national bank stockholders
dollar, plus cents, and a laboring
mans dollar, minus cents.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-02

We have received information that
Hon. j. W. /. Allen, Judge Of the
Fourth Circuit, composed of the coun.
tics Of Hampshire, Mineral, Hardy,
Grant and Pcndlcton, died at his
home near Moorcield, on the after.
noon Of the 10th inst, aged CO years.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-02

We are authorized to nanoLnec Wa. I.
WHITE, Esq MS candidate for Suprrin-
,tcndcnt Of Free >cliools Of Lewis cOELty-
suLjcc, 10 the decision of the voters, Oh The
18th day of August, 1915.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-08-02

We are authorized TO announce MAJOR
n. SMITH, OF Zig Skin Creek, US candidate
for Superintendent, Of Free Schools, oiLcwis
county.
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VEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Full instructions, under able and expcrien.
ctd professors, in different departments
Literary, Scientific, Agricultural, Engineer.
i NJ, Military and Preparatory. Practical
Tvlrgrnpny and Vocal Nnsie have recently
boon added. An excellent Library and fine
supply Of Appar a,us. Large collections of
Geology, Mincraloey, Couchology, ana Pa
lcUntulUey Expenses moderate. Terms
kcsin Fall, Sept. ,, Winter Dec. ., Spring
March II.
ALEX. MARTIN, President
Mersan;ewp. ", Va ang7i
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NOTICE.

10 Inc Creditors Of and those indeJ'%
to Thomas Collins, deceased
All parties having claims against the e,
A'e Of The late Thomas Collins, Of Gi.oN;
S.Oan'y' West Virginia, will pleas rTc',,a''
, MS.s eIalIns nj onre, 10 the undcrsisnci W.
payment. And persons indebted to sail g
@'eAust Gelle their Indebtedness with |'
n once
CHARLES Collins, .l'iG!'r'
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Episcopal Female Institute

{Uulcr the charge Of Christ Church,
WINCHESTER, "a.
REV. j. c. WHEAT, A. NJ,
Principal,
Assisted by competent teachers in the vari.
Gus departments.
The Exercises Of this Institute will be re.
sumed Sep lember s, 1875.
The number Of boarding pupils being lin.
itel, an early application for the pTCsCut
vacancies should be made.
.Gau- For circulars address tho Principal.
REFERENCES:
DIT b CAMDEN, JUDGE j BGANSOY,
JuuGE NJ EDMIsroS, NJ " HARRISON.
llEy a a MepoSgvqn,
I,,lv r tS16
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The attention of Patrons Of FIusbanlry,
md all Others in want Of goods in onr line, is
called 10 our large and varied stock now be-
ing placed in our spacious ware room, re-
Gently refttcd and modcruizcd, at No. 10,
Main Street.
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The Festival.

The Railroaders' Union Supper and
Festival at King Street Hall, closed
on Saturday night, (instead of We'd
nesday, as the printers made us say
and was grand success throughout.
Over four hundred persons were pres
ent on Saturday night, and the clos
ing of the contest between candidates
voted for was quite exciting. The
voting resulted as follows For Sill
yer Ladle-Thomas j. Frost got SO
votes, a. $. Ringer "a.
For Small Goblets-Miss Ida Wright
got y votes, Miss Lottie Shaw 10.
For Second Size Goblets-Miss An
ma Scarlet, Independent got 81 votes.
For Sugar Bowl-Mrs. VIM. Bal
ley, independent, got "a votes.
ror Large Size Goblets-Mrs. Rose
Mullen got 33 votes, Miss Lizzie Null
len 20 votes.
ForGold Ring-Miss Mary S. Cage
got 1872 votes, Miss Jennie Zepp 81.
For Knives and Forks Mrs. Henry
Links got So votes, Mrs. Isaiah Stev-
ems 80.
For Silver Pitcher, Miss Ella Hol-
Than got l40 votes, Miss Lizzie
Thompson l22.
For Sofa-Mrs. A. s. Chambers ,.Jr.
got 81 votes, Mrs. William Smith
$50.
For Silver Castor-Miss Lizzie
| Carpenter got 262 votes, Mrs. Samuel
Rockwell 1872.
The members of the Union request
us to extend their thanks to all
who kindly contributed to the sue
cess of their Supper and Festival.
The ladies who had charge of the
Festival deserve great praise for the
excellent and satisfactory manner in
which they conducted it. 1t gave
general satisfaction. The festival
was probably one of themost success.
full, in every respect, ever held in the
4 TOWN
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honored you by making it "to or

hon0red you by making it "to or
fer.v
/ wonder if such people know
that Queen Victoria has been seen
in black alpaca, and linen walk
ing suit when she takes her early
summer promenades or that Bis
marck'S furniture is no better than
his favorite actors, and that his
wife entertains frequently in a
muslin that he might purchase
here for the contemplate sum of
fifty cent? yard?
What . DEPRESSION from the IT,
tie!
Entire nous Fashion is mon
ster, let them preach and moraiiZe
as they viii, fell into like extremes,
and it appears to US that the ca
price of the mode were even more
outlandish than those which rule
us to-day.
Imagine, If you can, an Avenue
be lie tricked out in the guise Of
thirty years ago the full, short
skirt, the quaint pointed stomach
er, ;ha sleeves confined by a tight
band at the wrist, containing en-
ough material for Miss over
skirt, and kept in bouffant posi-
ton by paper or full, plump bols-
ters of genuine feathers. Fact! /
have it from the lips of a lady who
was an authority in her sex thirty
years ago the feathers composing
these charming accessories of her
toilet having been obtained from
the geese on her uncle's planta-
ion.
Comfortable! A tri1e warm in
summer, but delightful in church
when you had only to incline your
head a little to the right or left,
and snooze as deliciously as though
yon we've on your own soft couch
at home.
Then the small awkward bon
net, all flowers and frill, deposited
just upon the apex of the head
barely sufficient to cover that part
of the Uranium, beneath which
learned fogies place the brain-box,
ending in wide, full-mo0n borders
at the ears, and broad strings, tied
in a Haunting bow squarely be-
meath the chin f; and to complete
the tout ensemble, we have the
French clock stockings and slip
pers, guiltless of heels.
Can this period produce COM
panion piece more ridiculous, even
including the preposterous humps
of few years back, and the cor
responding altitude q la Kangaroo.
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summer.

summer has made its appearance,
asserting itself with an intensity of
heat, that gives warning that we
may expect sweltering time before
it is over. Everything points UNI
erringly toward q heated term. You
see it marked in a heaven pulsed with
summer stars, and a look toward the
open country, reveals the broad fields
silently beating with many tinted
summer views. Take light diet now
and drink cool drinks to slake the
thirst; be careful Of suntrokes and
snakes and don't get the spring fe-
yer. Its very dangerous this time
of year.
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OUR NEIs:HBoRs.

The NesrS says despite the hard
times considerable building Is going
on in Cumberland.
A. W. McCleary has been elected a
Director Of the Jefferson Savings
Bank at 'Shepherdstown.
The County Court Of jefferson
has granted license to three hotels in
that county to sell liquor.
The Hagerstown Nacs hasnot made
its appearance at this Office for sever
al days. What the matteris?''
Tile memorial services ut stone
wall Cemetery, : Winchester, viii
take place on Saturday, June 5th.
The County Council Of the .Jeffer-
son county Changers will meet at
Duflields, next Saturday. 10Th inst.
Business on the canal is now in full
operation, and something of old time
activity prevails along the entire
line.
An old lady named Freaner was
run over and killed at a crossing in
Harrisburg, ON the G. V. r. r.. by u
North Central train, on Saturday.
Deer Park Hotel viii open for the
reception of visitors on the first of
June, and the demand for apart
ments is has been largely III excess
CT nc accommodation.
The Charleston people still hope,
and confidently Assert that the Capt.
tai, like the apples of Sodom, will
turn to ashes in the clutch of til
WHeelingites.
The Hagerstown Reporter md Id
rertiser says Mr.. James Barnes shear
ed nine head Of sheep last week. the
fleeces aggregating lis pounds, one
in particular weighing 49, pounds.
and wants to know who can beat it.
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III Limbo Again.

We learn from the Wheeling pa
pers that A. b. Steinmetz was tried
before u :. Commissioner Forbes in
that city, on Friday last, on a charge
of using the z. ). mails for the pur-
pose OF defrauding persons by lotte-
xles and other schemes. He was com
united in default of bond. We pre-.
sumo this is the same Steinmetz who
was sent to the penitentiary from
this county in 1868 for forging coun-
" bonds.
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OUR COUNTY.

=" " here shall we spend the sum-
mer?" There is nothing about which
there is more daily conversation in the
towns and cities; it nonplusses for
the time being the attention of the
whole family, and every known place
of popular resort passes in review be-
view before this august body, if they
have got money enough to leave home
at all. Every place is separately crit
ically and infinitely discussed, its
accommodations, air locality, the
class of visitors, its conveniences for
arriving and departing, the walters,
rooms, frequency of balls, the socia-
bility and tone of the people you
meet
After having considered the claims
of every place and its objections, it is
not unfrequent that the mind turns
toward quiet residence in the coun-
try, away from the busy hustle of folly
and fashion. Every year the per cent
age of those who look for quiet health
full repose in the country is increasing
and soon the farmhouse will be a
more favorite resort than the seaside,
Elegant leisure finds no better rep
representation than in a ramble thro'
the woods on summer morning.
while the forest echoes with the mus
ic of the birds. What more delight
full than to spend an afternoon on the
banks of beautiful stream, under
the shade OF the trees, and read, con-
verse, or muse, as suits your humor.
And this quiet country life finds no
better representation than in our
midst.
Those who are fond of fishing are
afforded all the advantages that could
be derived along the banks of the
Potomac, Opequon and Back Greek
The lovers of mountain scenery will
find it here in all its picturesque beau
ty and grandeur.
In addition to the inducements that
nature presents with lavish hand
there is the most persuasive of all in
fluences, the well-known generous
hospitality of the people themselves.
Our rural friends are glad to see the
faces of city visitors and the few who
have visited our county on such ex-
cursions must bear witness to the
uniform kindness and courtesy with
which they were received.
With nature and the people invit-
ing the tourist to the realization of
his fondest dreams of summer life in
another Arcadia, would it not be well
for those who are looking forward to a
jaunt in the country to consider well
the superior Inducements of the coun-
ty of Berkeley.
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FROM MORGAN COUNTY.
BERKELEY SPRINGS.
May 20, 1870.
Messrs. Editol.s !:

MesSrS. Editors:
Warm Spring Mountain has been
on fire since Saturday last, and for a
day or two has threatened Bath. The
Railroad Company yesterday sent a
large number of hands to our assist
ance, and the fire is now well headed
and all danger passed.
There is great deal of sickness in
the county outside of this place. The
disorders are mostly mumps and
Whooping-cough, generally of mild
type.
Complaining near about through.
Wheat backward and suffering for
want of rain.
Bark coming in in large quantities
and we have seen several loads from
as far back as Puetown.
Business brisk and money getting
plentier
Guests beginning to arrive at our
Hotels. PETER.
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Now comes ON apace the strawber-
ny festival season, but where are the
strawberries ? Enterprising matrons
and energetic maidens have all their
plans laid for assaults upon the purs-
ass of husbands, brothers and lovers,
fhe only difficulty in the way being
the uncertainty in regard to the time
when thered-cheeked berries will put
IN an appearance.
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Ball Matters.
street

A letter from the Base Ball Club
at ChaInbersburg which recently
challenged all the clubs on the line
of the Cumberland Valley Railroad,
was received yesterday by the Secre-
Gary of the Star Club of this place,
who had accepted the general chal-
Henge issued by the former club. The
Chambersbug boys rather go back on
Gheir published challenge, but invite
1he Star Club of Martinsburg to play
them game at Chambersburg on the
Fourth of July.
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Tor tNe Indepepaent
THE FASHIONS.


Last fall it was. jet; this spring it
is strnac, and those who worked
their eyes sore over stringing null
titudinous beads and hughes upon
the embroideries of unique cos
tunes, must patiently sit down TO
pick the beads off and sew the
straws on
But, "picture it! think of it'll"
this pretty rage will not survive
the summer because it is Cheap
So says our oracle, the ladies' de-
partment of the New York Week
~ SIN, prophetic as the priestess
of Delphi, and we are obliged to
admit, infallible in such matters, as
we have too often experienced to
our sore dismay.
Cheap forsooth and so it is on
ly the fanciful caprice of the mo-
ment. How American! how re-
publican! Don't say we haven't a
separate nationality from any 9th
er people on the Clio DE. | don't
wonder that John Bull across the
"mill-pond laughs in his quiet,
stingy way at the lavish expendi-
ture of our representatives in his
metropolis, nor that restauraters
and waitres u hotel in France,
chuckle over Les Americaines as
so many fat ''gesse" to pluck and
plumber at will, nor that provinci-
al shopmen sell them twenty shil-
ling lace at a quarter of a hundred
and palm off their cotton Paisleys
for twice the amount of their du-
plicate in silk.
| "Chedp apd prettyw these are
just the commodities we want in
our markets, SO that we nay APP
pear as our richer neighbors with
less calculation, heart burning and
notifying disappointment. Not
every one can lay her hand on lac
es that came over in the Mayflow-
er with a Puritan, princess grand
mother, but if she can trim her ja-
comet with "Italienne" that looks
as filmy and pearly as "d' Allen
can," it is shame that naughty
dames-shoddy and not shoddy-
should pronounce the fiat against
it by that one ill-omened word,
cheap"
If it be pretty and becoming,
what matter that it be cheap. The
end is gained, and it leaves-more
for the next time. But
'Pitiless is woman who doeth keep
--Of her rich lord strong box" the
golden key"
The spring millinery is out and
what woman does not
'Love the-miliinery p
Madame in q downtown, sec
ond-class shop, shows you stylish
chedpaa, elegant and genteel, you
go home and consult with mann
ma, who is pleased with the des-
cription and declares it "the very
thing" until she hears the price
and the milliner. "My dear, / am
surprised at your want ofjudg-
ment. You can get nothing ele-
CANT at Madame -'s-nor for
that price," So the pretty chapeo,s
that has everything to recommend
it save the price aud the manufac-
turer, Is laid aside for an equiva-
lent quantity of silk, lace and
feathers, only labelled at twice as
mach, from the fact that tho first
authority in millinery matters has
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a Collar.

Adams, the harness man, has
amounted over his front door huge
horse collar done up night made for
him by Vernon & Co., of Sa-
dem, Ohio, who make speei-
salty of such work, It's we'll
shaped, good-looking sign for Adam IS
business and none need have a diff
Guilty in finding him now, as its large
enough TO be seen anywhere on the
street.
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Col. I.anon.

Tie Charlestown FIRE. Press says it
lis rumored that Col. Lamon has been
mentioned as the probable Republi-
candidate for Governor of this State.
We are not advised as to the correct
ness of the rumor, but if Lamon
should get the nomination he will
make it warm for whoever his com
g,etltol lnya be.
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4 father IN Martinsburg who grew
impatient the other evening, at the
prolonged stay Of an ardent admirer
of his daughter, entered the room
and invited the young man to remain
10 breakfast. The young man declin-
ed the invitation.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-29

Maj. Clark, of the st. Louis Times,
and Ex-State Auditor of Mo-, is in
town on short visit to friends and
acquaintance. The Major is a clev-
er gentleman and a jovial companion,
and his advent among us is always
welcomed by his many friends and
acquaintance.
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The Receipts.

The gross receipts of the supper
and festival of the Railroaders Union
amounted to S725. rs, and the expen-
SEES Sl7O.75, leaving a net balance of
$554.70, which, in view of the dull
times, was certainly remarkable.