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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-22

TT To ALL Whom IT Doru Coz.
GERM Parties knowing their accounts
to be over 60 days standing, will do
well to call and settle at once. As
our terms arc strictly 50 days. you will
readily see the importance Of attending
0 this Immediately. RYAN & Co.
WESTON, Nor. 49,
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Gs- HonsE THIEF CApruRrp.-Ol

Gg- Horse THIEF CAprURED.-0n
Sunday last, q posse Of men came
through Weston having in charge
man accused of stealing horses in
Braxton county. They were taken the
thief to Braxton for t.ial. lie was
captured 10 Marion county. Report
says be served out QUO sentence in
Moundsvillc; and there is likelihood
of bis returning to his former boarding
house.
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MOVNG&.

Persons indcb. cd 10 the late Dr.. Thomas
D. E!iaiston, for pro e.s;onal services, will
pleas: cal! and sec NE, at my fathers house
I'm. F. Arnold's) and settle the same, as
/ wish 10 pay of all his debts MS soon Us |
Gun collect money sufficient to do so.
MARY 4. JOHNSTON,
Administrative Of T. B. Edmis:on,
decd. novS2w
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Eg R. J. SIMPSON, ESQ.,, is agent
for the sale of Zcll's Encyclopedia 1t
is very valuable work, and should be
in the possession Of all who are able to
purchase it.
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E Ngw TINE TABLE On and
after October 81, 1875, trains on the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will run as
follows
Trains Going West-due at Clarksburg.
No 110-daily-s!Ops at all
stations 400 p m
No 1l2-daily. except Sun.
days 3:13 a m
No 114-daily except Mon
days 9.41 a m
No. ll6-daily, except Sum-
days,stops at all stations 6:5S NJ
Trains Going East.
No 105-daiIy-stops at all
stations 1l:47 N
No l0l-daily, except Sun.
days 9:0l p m
No ll3-daily, except Mon.
days $3.50 q M
No 1l5-daily, except Sun
days, stops at all stations 1855 p m
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g- L0ST-MEMoRAXpA Book
On the road between our store and the
toll .gatc near town, on the Buckhan-
non pike. The person finding the
same and returning to us, will be
suitably rewarded.
Ross & VAxDERvoET.
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w MAnn,Ep-On the 18Th, at IL

~ MARRED-On the 18th. at the
residence of the brides father, by
Rev. W. Il. Loyctt, Mr.. John Z,
Morris to Miss Cora L! Wilson-all
of Lcwis.-John and bis amiable
bride have the best wishes and
hearty congratulations Of all connected
with The DEMOCRAT. May they never
regret the step they have taken.
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EE- TAx-PAYERs will take notice
that [ will be in my Office every Satur.
day to receive taxes tor :lS75. Come
forward and pay up, or bsi ready when
called on. A. ". WooDYoRp,
Sheriff.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-22

TT A full line of Ladies', Misses
and Children's Over.Shoes, in Alaska's,
Arctics and Sandals. at Ross & Van
dcrvort's, at greatly reduced prices.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-22

On GEoRGE Is. MORRls, Of the firm
Of Morris. Jarrett & Hall, Dentists.
al, 9th Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa, will
visit this place twice year-spring
and misunderstanding others report
to the contrary.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-22

E ASYLUM SrAT1sTIcs.-BelOw We
present table giving the number Of
insane now confined in the Asylum,
the number admitted during the past
year, and the number admitted since
tho opening Of the institution, by
counties:
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NorIcE.-All parties indebted to mo
arc hereby notified 10 call and pay up,
unless otherwise agreed, If you fail
to come to time, your accounts will be
given to an officer for collection.
Respectfully. F. BRISKaAN.
Weston, November 5.
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Eg- Tue postofIice at Sycamore.
Calhoun county, has been re.es'ab'
lished, with james Barr as postmaster.
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BUCKVDEAT CAKES

Now is tho season for Buckwhcat
Cakes-a choice lot Of backwheat -four
for sale at Ross & Vandervort's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-22

TT Miss LOUISA ScuMirr, Of Staun.
ton, is visiting relatives in this place.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-22

re- II is said that nearly 'onc-hali
Of the surplus hard woods Of tho
country arc to be found in West Vir-
ginia.
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LAND SALE.

R. P. Camded, etai,
vs..
John Harvey, ct al.
In pursuance Of decree rendered In the
above M med cause at the August term,
1875, Of the County Court Of Lewis county.
the undersigned Commissioner appointed
for the purpose, will prctecd, at the front
door of the Court House Of Lewis county on
the first day of the December term, 1875 ,ofihe
County Cour, Of said county, 10 sell ut pub.
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder,
A TRACT OF 1859 ACRES OF
LAND,
in Lewis co unity, lying on
Sleepy Camp Run # Indian Fork Of
Sand Fork,
and known rs the Harvey tract Of land.
Said tract will be sold upon acrcdi. Of Q,
Il and Is months, the purchaser giving
bonds with good security, and bearing ia
tCrest from date.
". G. BENNETT, Commissioner.
Soyl 4y
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H Pianos AND 0RdANs.-Wc no.
,iced Mr.. 7. II. G. Fitzhugh, Of
Bridgeport, ". Va. on hand during
tho Fair with an Organ which was
awarded the lst premium. This is the
second time Mr.. Fitzhugh has been
awarded tho LIST premium on Organs at
our Fairs. He informs US that he is
no agent, but buys all his Pianos and
Organs for cash, and is enabled to sell
them ut his own prices, without any
general agent saying do not sell for
less than list prices" &c. We would
advise all contemplating the purchase
Of a Piano or Organ to write to Dir.
Fitzhugh, believing that he can and
will do better for you than any other
person. He will sell you any Piano or
Organ that is manufactured. giving
you the compauy's guarutee as we'll as
bis own. He furnishes any music
book or sheet music by mail on receipt
Of price. Terms made to suit all.
Sept27 3m
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AJov @ e loom
AND GROCERY.

Shearcr Brothers have opened at tho old
Bailey Stand, On the corner Of Main And
Second Streets, fine assortment OF
GROCERIES,
CONFECTIONARIES, 30,
Pure WINES and LIQUORS.
ALE,
BEER,
SODA WATER.
~ Call and see them. "a
VA Don't forget the place-iaSs below
Ealslon's and Ryans', on Main Street.
Weston, August Q.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-22

ESr Dr.. 4. NJ. Dent has located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of his profession. Having attended a
thorough course of lectures at Sterling
Medical College, after an experience OF
twelve years as practical druggist, the
Doctor has obtained not only an ac'
curatc knowledge of diseases, but also,
from his long experience ms druggist,
understands perfectly, the properties Of
medicines, and their application in the
treatment of disease. Tho Doctor
can be found at his residence on Centre
Street. nearly opposite the Court House.
All calls, night and day, promptly at
tended to.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-22

Everybody to know that Ross & Van
dcrvOrt are selling choice family -four I,
made from selected whit, wheat, at 80
per barrel. delivered in any part Of I be
town. They also sell the same quail ty
of -four by tho sack. or in small er
usntities, to suit purchasers.
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Noy154W
SALE UF sioux
In The Lelcis.. County Fair Society.

In pursuance Of m order Of the Directors
Of the Lewis County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society, made on the 3lst day of
August. 1875, Twill proceed, on Saturday,
the llth day of December, 1875, in front Of
the Court House door in Weston, Lewis
county, TO sicily at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the stock Of the fol-
lowing stockholders in said society, for the
payment of the following balances due on
Said stock:
James Burns. one share SO 90
James Trowbridge, assignee Of
T G Dawson, oue share, 4 90
John b. Simpson, one SHARE 4 90
William Simpson. two shares 10 90
Johh II. Bailey, ono share 6 90
John Carpenter, one share 0 %
Dabney Higgins, one share 4 90
4. A. Maddox, ono share 4 90
W. B. Roach, one share 1 90
II. Rostnhein, one share 4 90
Jacob Bond, one share 4 90
L. h Skinner, two shares s 90
John Z, Taylor, one share 6 90
William Taylor. one share 6 90
L, RALST0N. Treasurer
Lcrts Comfy 4, d n. Society.
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e. DIX. GEORGE B: SIMPSON desires
US to state that he has now got bis
business so arranged that he can at
tend to all professional calls-thc firm
having secured the services Of a CON-
petent druggist. He respectfully So
licits calls from the country, which will
receive prompt atteatiOn-night and
day. When not at the store, the Doc
tor can be found at his residence (the
dwelling formerly occupied by Judge
EdmiStou) just below tho Bank
LET TuE ELECTION NEWS has
had happy effect on Aspinall &
Rohrbough. So far from being dis
cOuraged are they, that they have just
received an immense addition to their
already large stock. Persons having
rag babies to dispose of. aud who
want to purchase the best of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes.
Groceries and Notions, CHEAP, will
consult their own interest by calling
upon Asphalt & Rohrbough.
Es RYAN 4 Co., wholesale and re.
tail dealers in Boots. Shoes aud Leath'
or, Harness, Saddles and Brides, have
4 splendid assortment Of goods on
hand, which they offer very cheap.
Special bargains 10 dealers. Satisfac'
ton guaranteed. We pay the highest
cash prices for Hides. Good produce
taken in exchange for work or goods
j. Il. RyAS & Co.,
Main Street, Weston.
September G-tf
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WANTED

Laurel Lick, Nor. JIG.
, 1875-01-31

is ut home, and Miss sarah F. Gilbortt, only
daughter Of ths Hon. u. J. Gilbert, OF St.
Mary's, Mo. They were marred Tuesday at tho
Church Of the Redceuer, Cairo The presents
were numerous aud very elegant.
The marriage Of Hiss Mary Hal1oWelt, OF
Wheeling, and Archibald Campbell, Es1-, editor
and proprietor of the Wheeling lnte1ig2ncer, on
the 9th inst. has been the society event Of that
city.
Ls National, OF Montreal. Of tho 18th Of jan
uarT, contains an accouut OF the noces dor, or
golden wedding. OF II. Antoine ArcbanbsuIt, aged
u years, and his wife, Clothilde Gausiettc, aged
tho Rev Jean Baptiste AEchambault, OF st. Law
rence's Roman Catholic Church, East Eighty
fourth street. New York, most eloquent and
distinguished Jesuit. The ceremonies were most
interesting, commencing with tho celebration OF
solemn high uaas OF O'Clock in the morning
by the son, who also delivered an impressive ser
mon, and concluding with the traditional dinner
feast, which was prolonged till late in the DAY.
The venerable couple hare had fourteen children,
nine Of whom. attended tho mass and dinner.
Toe entire family, including the aged couple
nine children, forty-fYe grandchildren, md two
great-grautchi1dren were present to gladden. the
hearts Of their progenitors. The ceremonies
and feast took place at Chambly, in the Parish OF
st. Antoine, Canada
sir. Mounsey, First Secretary Of the British
Embassy as Vienna, is to marry Miss Bradhurst,
of New York.
Rumor connects the names Of Mr.. Pelegrini,
the ca1icaturist OF Vanity Fair, and Mrs. Collins
. daughter Of Dickens and sister-in-law Of
Wikie Collins.
Also James Gordon Bennett and Miss Lewis,
the daughter Of a wealthy English manufacturer
prospec:iyely marrying hr. Bennett to some
, 1875-01-31

]eos) oocurs In February. They also Offer thatE
se:V1ces to any beneyoia1: eceetv wishing tLeH
help. aud will ba pleased 10 give ono Of their eE-
terta1nInonts in their behalf. Communications
may be addressed to Nathan Ouey, Pzesldont,
or s. r. Ireland, Secretary.
Tho sharpshooterA' Club will giro ball Al
North Side Turner Hail Saturday evening.
Judge and Mrs. Caton viii entertain thei,
friends Thursday evening.
The Central Pleasure Club will meet Wednea
dav evening.
The Minerva Club will give another plessaa
party at Caledonia Parlors Monday svanins.
Tho Cinders Club will give their next paxt3
Friday evening.
1lr. and Airs. Rumsey, corner Of Huron and
3Ir. aud Mrs. Apple, OF Cos North Clark street,
will be ut home Tuesday evening"
Mr and Sirs. Nathan, Of 164 Twenty fourth
ntree:, will give q reception tomorrow evening.
Grace Church Mite Society will meet at the
residence Of lIr. Albert Crane tomorrow eyon-
ing:
Tho st. James' Church Industrial Society will
give dramatic entertainment tomorrow oven-
lug, at the residence OF Julian Humsey, No. 3l3
Huron street. A private theatre has been fitted
up, upon which Eil bo given = Translation Of
Dames."
The following is the cast OF characters:
Dragons. Mr.. Frunk Wheeler
GuataV de Gregnai. .Mr. Charles Gregory
Henri de Fayigneu. Ar Josep.i 6jrkiand
L. Baron de Aontrichard ...-.... Nj Walter laEnsd
Leonte do Viueeautier. Miss Anne Rally
LIZ Conteasa dAutreya rs. Herbert Ayat
Only very limited number Of tickets haya
boen issued, and from present appearances the
entertainment promises to be one OF the most
elegant Of its kind ever had in Chicago.
, 1875-01-31
Fl,RTATtONS.
THE ETA1E6 AND THE FURNACE cohSEB.
dozen engagements I've broken;
I left in tlp midst Of ! set;

I lett III tub lnlust OF > 6eL
Likewise proposal half spoken
ThEt W1;ts-on the stairs-for nc yct-
Those stsirB,-how much the bcaux and bellies
know Of them. Even the young belle from Cali
fornia who attended the bali at Harrison's barn,
and once went down the middle with the man
that shot SANDY McGee as soon as her father
had struck pas-grayel and migrated east with
with her, learned the sentimental and society
view Of stairs. With her robe that "cost cool
: 3 thousand in France" she, bediamonded out
of all reason," with her ~ hair done up in cue,
soon found out thar stairs were put to very DIFF
ferent uaes from the ordinary one Of mere means
to change Of a1tidude.
Could the stairs tell tales, what secrets they
would reveal tragedies and comedies farccs
and nelodramas, concerning different parties
vho had sought their semi-secluson, and wh1sp-
cred words which those silent stairs will mover
repeat. How has Adcliza waited aud seen Tom,
Dick, and Harry Gil up her programme with their
uninterestipg names. How skiilfully she has
fought to keep that favorite waltz clear, and Jet
dance has followed dance, and still the locked
for hero hns not put in an appsarance. Win
hs Gomez At last, but 90 late, Ae ands
, 1875-01-31
C1-[}R PARTIES.

TIE RECORD OF ORGANIZED D1BsnA11os.
The club parties Of the week opened with the
Sans Sou:i party Monday night, at tho house Of
Amos 7. Hail, No. $50 Prairie avenue. This
Club have chosen fortunate night for hops, us
there are usually fewer other attractions SO early
in the week to draw away their members. The
attendance has, therefore, been excellent, and =
successful series of social entertainments has
been the result. They give their final party
next week.
Tho calico party OF the yereiu Club was givon
at Madison Hall Tuesday evening. II proved
very pleasant. Many invited guests were pres-
eut, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. Blake, Mr.
aud Mrs. Crandal, Mr. aud Mrs. Morton and
Miss Morton, DR.. and HRS. Ludwick, Misses ia
cobs, Sprague, Cole, Wasnburn and Petr.e, and
AfesHra. Newton, Napes, BOOM. Cole, Lyon, Ja-
cobs, and Washburn.
The Entire Nous Club gave calico party at
Eare's Hall Wednesday evening, which was
yerv largely attended. Tne ladies' pretty dresses
of dainty print and calico wero beautifully and
a.iisticalIy made and all who participated en-
joyed themselves fully. Amoog those present
were tbs three Misses Tie@eman, Misses Eur
burg Foruekcaus, Doerner, Helmhoz, Roolle,
Wailbautn, Frost, Deverman, Sweeney, Herman,
plows Clemens, Meyer. Ehrsum, Griffin, WILL
ncau. Mrs. Dr. Bluthardt. Hiss Bluthardt, Mrs.
Diamond. Mira. Junker, aud many others.
Among the special events OF the week must DO
mentioned the ver7 pleasant party given by the
s:Garllner," at tho Gardner House. Although
late ia the terpsichorean field, 1t Is quite posi-
Bile that by this delay this orga; :zaton may nave
Skinned tho cream Of society to grace Its halls.
Each member having the privilege OF issuing q
limited number of Invitations, representatives
are attracted from tho ar1stocrat1c North oloe,
and tho fashionable South Side. Here tor lew
brief hours charming women anu ioIoly 4 aeon- ,'e
tautes in une1ceptioosble tolettes try to eludo
f1.e rF,caa 1f t}rn hnur6. Ihe SpC01a G2Tu-
, 1875-01-31
OAK PARK.

The Entire Nous Club met Monday, tho 10Th
inst, at the residence OF the Hon. William e.
Ferry. Everything was done by the host and
hostess, assisted by Mr. aud Mrs Gibs to insure
the members a pleasant time, aud they suo-,
cceded admirably. A nav feature was inau-
gurated on this evening,-the frat number ct
what rhe editors call 3 livery weakly" paper,
entitled the Chonticleey. Tho editors are J. T.
Farwell n. Butler, and William Fl. Ferry, Jr.
Each member Of the Club must uE;ts chapter
OF serial story. Miss abby Farreu wrote
the opening chapter. Besides this, here were
articles religion, art, literature, ana p1se Of
original conundrums, which u1de 1t exceedingly
interesting.
The next meeting OF the Club will be at the
residence OF Mss. William Hoa r Smith Feb /,
when stIci On Parle Franca:s." or - Frene1, De-
fore Breakfast" will be played, with the follow
inG cast:
5aT. sp1tggtns Butler
MAI Eegalas Rattan. ~ i. Perry Jr
:irss soa sprtxxns sf.. Wis: sah ssd,
Annz Maria Minnie Baznuu.
MIS-. Nal .aaiss E9o Need
There was eoiree musicale given by the De
Clerque Qu;ntette Club Friday evening. after
which tho young people adjourned TO the rcsi-
deuce OF Mr. Lake anl had soxee dansante-
/ very pleasant entertainment was given Fiji
day afternoon BY tho pupils Of Dh;senson Home,
consisting OF recitatious aud 7lusic, which re-
hected great crelis both On the pupils and shai-
teacher, Miss Deahon. ~.
An entertainment OF similar, bqt much moro
elaborate, character, Was given last evening ut
the Academy, aud the enthusiastic applause of
the audience must hare been exceedingly s7ati-
firing to the pupils, Capt. and alt4. 6abin, aaii
xl5o Miss Warne. their teacher in music
, 1875-01-31

u1o the enjoyments Of the evening. After
spending several hours in dancing the guests as
gembled around the Il festive board" and not
until the early hours Of the morning did tney
turn away from the pleasant scene.
, 1875-01-31

promenade for those who wish, dancing for the
Young people. and euchro, cribbage. or whist in
the side rooms for those elderly people of whom
the club is largely composed, who, having either
not learned to dance in their younger days, or
grown too sedate to care for such frivolity, pre-
ter quiet game at cards. The ladies deaerve
much commentator for having go thoushtfully
catered 20 tue tastes Of all.
The Chicago Calcdonian Club gave bali Mon
dEY evening.
The Woman's Hospital party at Bournique's
Friday evening, was, as usual, well attended:
The usual club party was given ut Judge Hig-
gins, Aenwood. Tuesday evening.
Tuesday evening, the 'tInfoEnal" Club wero
delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. G.. q. Lane, Of
No. 603 Monroe etreet. Tho stoilettes wero
elegant, the music such as can only be produced
lT W. ". Pound, and The refreshments we're
delicious. Among tho Indies were slisses Dora
Johnstono, Emma Lovejoy. Jennie Abbey, Alice
Baker, Clara Whitman, Lulu Stevens, Katie
Scott, Hattie Bingham, Virginia Chaplin, Gersie
Gardner, Cora Page. and Miss Dartaiotte; and
the gentlemen guests were Messrs. Il. aud E.
Gn1lbcrt, BaItalotte, and Bowes. The member
ship OF tho Club is limited to fifteen gentlemen:
w. p. Gregory, President; G. II. Butler, Sec
retarY acd Treasurer and Messr5. ". II. Lane,
G. Z. Wo'thington, John I. Hoyne. G: n. Bishop,
J. F. Brine, .. ]. Kennedy, Granger FarWel, J.
Sheahan, I. @. Goodman, A. Hutchinson, E. H.
Ioush, George Hoagh and w. l.. Prettymau.
Carr Sare another of his agreeable parties at
his North-side Hall "Wednesday evening. The at
tendance was quite large, aud the time passed
pleasantly.
Among the many pleasant entertainments held
during tho past week. that OF Tuesday evening
held at Standard Hall was one Of the most en-
joJable- The ladies' and gentlemen Eho had
charge Of the party e1erted themselves TO- their
utmost ability to please their g1es:a, and sue
Wendell, Wde!is. Steele, Foreman, and Messrs.
Wendell and IoLeoehon il dua In gze&t meaa-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-01
For Members of Union School Board
JOHN G. VANDEN,
L. Z. CABOT.
New Salary Law.

The General Assembly, on Thurs
day, completed its action upon the
bill regulating the salaries of County
Officers, and it is now a law, taking
effect upon its passage. 1t does not
apply to officers elected prior to the
passage of the act, or to Sheriffs
from receiving the same compensa-
tion they are now allowed by law for
conveying convicts to the Peniten-
tiary, and for subsisting prisoners in
the county Jail.
AS a means of showing how it will
operate in Gallia County, we an
mex a comparative statement of the
salaries provided for under the new
law, with those received by the same
officers, for the year 1874, under the
old law, to-wit:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-01
wHAT rs
v e G. E q TN Eg

It's a compound extracted from barks,
roots and herbs. 1t is Natures Remedy.
Il is perfectly harmless from any bad
effect upon the system. II is nourish-
ing and strengthening. 1t acts directly
upon the blood. 1t quiets the nervous
system. IL gives you good sweet sleep
at night. 1t is panacea for our aged
fathers and mothers, for It gives them
strength, quiets their nerves, and gives
them Natures sweet sleep-as has been
proved by many an aged person. 1t is
the great Blood Purifier. 1t is sOOth-
ing remedy for our children. 1t has re-
lieyed and cured thousands. 1t is very
pleasant to take every child likes it. 1t
relieves and cures all diseases origin
ating from impure blood. Try the
VEGETINE. Give it fair trial for
your complaints; then you will say to
your friend, neighbor and acquaintance,
''rry it; 1t has cured me-"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-04-01
For the Gallipolis Journal.
VfntOn items

VfntOn items.
The roads fast drying up; will be
good in week.
Maylon Guy and family have re-
moved to Oregon.
B. Martin has bought the old
store house, ON the bank of the
creek, close to the bridge; price
$3.50.
Flowing commenced.
Wild ducks plenty along the creek.
Masonic Lodge doing some work.
There are plenty of candidates for
township officers; seven want to be
Assessor and four want to be Justice
of the Peace.
Now let some arrangement be
made that work will commence on
the railroad at the earliest moment.
We would dwell upon this. but do
not deem it necessary. We must
have a railroad.
The old folks and young folks
both want the JOURNAL twice week.
Yes. We want Ben Wade for
Governor. Harness the old hoss,
and bring him out.
PHILLIS DEAR.