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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

There have been such o number Of
cases in which the perpetration OF sense
less and wretched jokes has led to very
lamentable results, that very strong
argument might be made therefrom in
favor OF . law against the dangerous ex-
ercise Of this propensity. A young
girl, who had been attending revival
meetings, returned to her home in Q
highly agitated state Of mind occaMoned
by what had been wrought upon her
feelings by the exciting scenes witnessed
at the "reyiyal," which fact suggested
TO some Of her needless friends an op.
portunity for fun. Accordingly, one OF
them dressed herself in flowing, white
robes, aud with spreading muslin wings
fastened 10 her shoulders and her face
whitoned, stole softly into the girls
room in Che night. The girl awoke 70
find what ehe did not doubtwas an angel
standing by tho side Of the bed. She
screamed interior, and the other gtEls
ran into The room, expecting TO end the
exploit with laughtsrI but abe had been
frightened literally out Of her senses,
and had 10 be taltent 10 IN insane asylum.
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VOL. Will IylgW WESTON, W. VA, MONDAY, MAY s. 1875

pair the brilliant prospects you seem SO
wrongly to have marred."
al wish I could" he answered, sor-
rowfuuy. "My wife is dead, Alice, or I
should not be here tonight. She died
two years ago. You are hard and unjust
as you have ever BEEN f.s r.fe Z
"Deadl" |" stammered Alice. "How
could / know2 / have but Just returned
to England" She moved nearer TO him;
she held out her hand. "Forgiye me,
she said. ttAi5 Irll,if.t
And their eyes met; and Mr.. SCrope,
looking down into hers, stopped and
kissed the quiyering lips for the second
time In his LIE. ! iii1
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

Poon Lrrrnr surrEnER.-A littlo
daughter Of Albert Williams, Of Hartford,
Conn, was fatally burned recently.
While enduring intense suffering, says
Che Post, she spoke frequently to those
Al her bedside, and the following words
show the current Of her thoughts in her
last moments: "1s my dolly burnedp
~ want somebody TO kiss me" "Some.
body do kiss me.n ~ want my papa.
~ wish was dead and in heaven like
Nellie Gridley." ~ was always good
and kind, wasn't1, papai"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03
La Nen eoddesls.

The Shanghai Gascttc, alluding to the
death Of the late emperor Of China, con-
yeys the information that shortly before
tho emperor's death q gigantic image, the
goddess OF smallpox, was paraded round
the city OF Pekin in solemn procession,
and then taken into the very bedroom Of
the dying youth, where II was worsiped
and honored with many propitiatory
offerings. As, however, the goddess
continued obdurato, she was subjected
10 a severe thrashing and other insults.
and finally burned. The fatal result OF
the attack was, we suppose, her revenge
for the nlaltreatment. y. ','".>
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03
Thc Duration Of LIfe.

The following facts on the duration Of
lifoappear in the Deutsche Rersichertnlgs
Zeitungl. In ancient Rome, during the
period between the years 200 and 800
A. D., the average duration Of life among
the upper classes was thirty years. In
the present century, among the same
Glasses Of people, II amounts to fifty
years. In the sixteenth century the
mean duration Of life in Geneva was
81. 81 years, between 1914 and 1888 IL
was l0.6S years, and at the present time
as many people live TO seventy years Of
age as 300 years ago lived to tho age Of
forty.three.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03
LOVE OR PRiDRi

Great purple shadows swept across the
hayfelds; tho distant landscape was be.
coming indistinct, and the moon was
slowly rising in the heavens.
After awhile the twilight deepened
into as much Of darkness as there would
be in the summer night, and silence fell
upon the earth. Then q girl stole noise
lesSly across o small garden, and stood
beside q gate that led into the adjoining
churchyari. a yew tree spread It's
dark branches wide above her, but The
silver tihts TINT were slanting down upon
tho tall grayestones, and bringing out
the delicate lines of tho old church
spiro, touched also her white face,
makingit winter tlian usual She did
not start as o tall figure approached from
the further side Of tho churchyard.
She had evidently been expecting some
one, and when she heard the words
"You are out late, Miss Jervis," she
quietly answered:
soy goodbye to you before you went
III thought you had done that al
ready" replied the young man, with
some bitterness > lii aittl.. }
0Not quite returned the girl,
wearily; "you were too angry for me
to say Il aS / wished.n
nHad / not the right to be esoi" he
asked. "Eyer since i have been OF
Shelford you haye been dcceiyihe me,
Ibeiieycd you TO be as earnest as1 was
myself, and now y .A 'l''4
He paused 'it e
Sand nowi"
Her voice had q sharp ring in II as she
repeated his words, as though she would
give denial to what he Ind said; but her
face looked like stone in the moonlight,
white and immonble, as she continued
az did not understand TINT you could
really be il earnest, otherwise ] might
have told you before what I have told
iiYou did not believe in me-you
looked on me as heartless-as O deceiyer.
You do not believe in me now"
"I do !,
aWhat do you believei' he asked,
impetuously; ''nothing good, or you
would not give me the answer you have
given me.
Everything good except the know.
ING what d good for yourself. Iwant
YOU now 10 say goodbye TO mo without
any anger in your heart, The day will
come when you will perhaps bless me
for what / have had courage TO do to
day" And she held ont her hand.
The young man hesitated. there
no hopep
"None." ~ /,
Her voice rang low and clear through
the SUMMER air. Again he hesitated
then suddenly taking both her hands u
his, ho bent down aud lsissed her for thu
first time.
herseli, !.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

IT Mfonr HAVE BEEx.-A Wisconsin
lady who attended many parties with
Jefferson Davis when he wasa young
lieutcnant, recently described him aS
ycry retiring and meditatiye, and always
seemed to be contriying something, Or
thinking Of something outside ot the
company. She suggested that Rhe knows
a laiy Il, wisconsin whomight have been
Nh, Davis, and would hnye been but for
her fathers constantly telling her thatan
army officer wns like u sailor, and had q
loyor N every post atsffs
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03
1t Passed.

"Fiye cents fare for that child,
madam, said q street car conductor as
he opened the door and put his head into
every well, 9 shc replied, feeling in
her pocket; "thiB Is an orphan child and
I'm It's guardian. must have receipt
for all moneys paid out, and as soon %
you write one I'll dropa niclle in the
H He shut the door and leaned over the
brake like 0 man In deep thought,
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The Spelling School. ! ~

III. -. r,h..,,, p,,.a,.,,. 40. 49,,
ll nAIo VI lpa. D'V4s''s' NV 'pe'''
Except "a champion speIlor, in All the coun.
Try round. o' az s,a4
orthosraphieal asp,ran.n were apt to fare
quite slim sasri s6f,rarw,
At any spolllhg match where they encounter.
I'd Rphalu. 6,5.i,.lt
.,.. r,... =. ,...
4n' Pps'ag Soss a' nsa " aeIf spa exc
And sciSncc, al hIs ionEuo'a end. laid h,
oaoe- yo,abulary.
Tho dabloa, a,nosyilabio hsd door Win
perisc. case, 7n4ra
Andgo through words Sesquipoaal like light.
ming through A cheese.
-. ...,,,.,,' ....''. : a., -.
AOu 0ouilh Nsa'0 spon' WIN any common
Dy which to capture Ephraim, or put him in
sweat II .3.
And Ills admirers frequently remarked ioi
Ephe that hO iaigs sai
Could spell the chIna-glyphics on from 4
chest Of tea.'
,rhon.o,,s ,,.,oa n Ana. IN .no,,i,s .,hoo,.
,h.,. 40, a. - - 20 s''SS''' ~ :
What allow Was thorO against !his ortho-
graphic gattllng-gun, se i-s7
That moved down all before 1t with rat.
fling f1atlade lF in
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

srrAExo.-The following is ono Of
the efforts at poetry Of Mason, arrested
in New York for passing counterfeit
money:
"a little stealing 10 dangerous part,
Iut stealing largely u q noble art
OfhIs good name lls mean 10 rob . man
Bat stealing millions fashes . eougresai
1 -. mAnin --L- y n
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-08-19
NOTICE OF MORTG AGE FORE
CLOSURE.

Default having been male ia the conditions Of a
- certain inden,ure Of Mortgage bearing date
the 7th day of December 4. D. 1877, made and exc
her husband Of Redwood County Minnesota, to and
in favor Of William II. Kelley of the same place
and recorded in the office Of the Register Of Deeds
in and for the County OF Redwood snd State Of Min
Drsota the 21st dav Of Decembcr \. b, 1872 At =
O'Clock r. NJ in book Of Mortgages page Is, which
said mortgage dniy sold and assigned by said
William H. Kelly to I.nvini. Prescott by deed of
in the Office said Register Of Deeds the I'D day
OF June 4. D. 1875, al o'clock +. u. in book Of
mortgages page 2S9.
Said Mortgage was given to secnrc the payment Of
certain promissory mute for hundred and sixty
dollars bearing even date with said mortgage, and
falling due two years after date signed by said Han
nal, c Vinns and in favor Of said william H. Kelly
there is claimed t.. be due, and there is due said
note at the date Of this notice the of two
hundred thirteen ard 79lO0 dollars, aud proceed
ings at law otherwise have been instituted to
collect the same any part thereof.
Now therefore Notice is hereby given that by
vr.uc of power Of Sale in said Mortgage contain-
ed and pursuant to the Statute in such case made
and provided said Mortgage will he fo-"ciosed and
the County Of Redwood and stat" Of Minnesota to
wit The South West qnartcr of the North East
quarter Of Section thirty five (35) in tow ship
West Also lots ons u) two two q, three ts} four al
south half OF five 80 and tho south half Of the esst
.w"-thirds Of lot six {6) all in Block four a. in
Hitchcock's first addition to the village Of Redwood
Falls will be sold at public auction to tho hghest
bidder 1t the front door Of the Court House in the
town of Redwood Falls in said County and State, on
Saturday the 18th day August A. D. 1873 at 10 O'Clock
grther with the Of Thirty Dollars Attorney fees
stipulated in said Mortgage to be psid in case Of the
foreclosure thereof besides such other expenses and
costa ~ are allowed by law.
Dated Redwood Falls. June 22d, 1875.
LAvINIA PRESCOTT, Assignee.
Baldwin l. Wallin. Attys for Assignee.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made in the payment Of one
nstallment Of $2a5. principal, and $7O'50 interest,"
which became due and pay able on the Sd day OF
the ID Day Of August ls74, executed and delivered
BY William McCutshan, mortgagor, t. James John:
son, mortgage, which mortgages w~s duly recorded
County Of Redwood State Of Minnesota, on the 18th
day OF August 1874. At o'clock J. IN Book "S
Of m .rtgages on pages 206, 2O7 and 20S. and was
given to secure the payment Of $7O5.-..payeb!e In
three equal annual installments from tho date Of
SAID mortgage with interest At ten per cent. per
annum, to be paid annually, according to tho condi
tions Of Promissory note executed and delivered
by said William AcCutchan, bearing even date with
said mortgsge-said mortgage was on the ssd day Of
Deceu ber, 1874, duly sold and assigned BY said
James johnson to David Eshbaugh, together with
10 toe 81 the
Register Of Deeds In and said County Of Redwood
on the 10Th day Of April, 1875, atlo O'Clock A. n,
Ct o and
is the sum Of three hundred and six dol,ars and
thirty-seven cents, and NO action proceeding at
law otherwise has been instituted to recover the
amount Of said mortgage debt or any part thereof,
Now, therefore, notice Il hereby given, that BY vir
tue Of the power Of sale in said mortgage contained
provided, said mortgage will be foreclosed and the
premises therein described, to wit The North halt
Of the South West quarter OF Section in
.ted in ~" ths County % Of REDWOOD I ststs u Mnnesot
will b sold at public vendue to the highest bidder,
for cash. BY the Sheriff Of said County, 1t the front
door OF tho Court House in the village Of Redwood
Falls In aaid County and State Aforesaid, on Friday
the 2lth day Of September, 1875 at 10 o'clock A. u.
for the purpots Of paying the money due upon said
mortgage together with the costs Of sale and the
sum Of thirty dollars attorneys fees stipulated in
said mortgage to be paid 10 case Of foreclosure
thereof
Dated August 10th 1875.
David Eshbaugh, Assignee.
J. J.Nswhaxt, New Ulm, Ninn., e,-
- Attorney for Assignee.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been n.ae in the conditions Of a
certain ind-nture of Mortgage bearing date the sd
d,r "t August, A. D. 1874, made by +. u, w.lch
an I.a,i,.a 4. Wclch, his wife Of Redwood County
Hinm sots, to and in favor Of 4. II. Northrop OF
Redw.."d Cnu"ty Minnesota. aud recorded in the
Office of the Re. lister o eds in and for the Coun
ot Re,'wo"d snd State Of Minnesota. tae 3i day Of
August 4. II. 1874 at 5:A O'ci"c1 l.. in Book OF
in"tlag' on rag" l3l.
Fi.v pronissory OF fifty dollars each caring
even d ATE with said mort gage, SAID not, nrawiug
in rtest ut the rate OF twelve per cent per sunuai
td notes are PAYABLE follows. vE; one on the
18th .iay "i August, A. H. 1>el and oE. the 18th
day OF each sud every month thereafter uniil ait G. (
sal notes pail, alt of SAID nots sign d
iy +. y. We:r.i au in ftv'r f said A. ". Northro
There is claimed to lie due and tn. Is .uc
OF Said notes at :hr date OF this h.:tir. the "r
fifty six dollars and t~rnt fv. nts, and pro-
ceehngs xt Law OF. iwa have been instituted 10
e''l!ect the san,e 'r any p,rt thcre".
Now therefore EOticc is hereby given that b. vir
tue OF power of cal" in said mortgage c,ntni ed
aud pursuant t" the statutes in such made and
provided said mortgage will be for-cluscd and the
pr"n.srs tn rein cScrib Il wing AID u ing in the
C"unty OF Redwood :'n. Sta: OF Minnesota t. wit ;
Lots three t3), four AZ, aud 1--WE ~ in Block seven
20 in the original .lat Of tine village Of Redwood
Falls. will be sol! at public auction to the highest
bidder at The front door o: the Court House ia the
town Of Re.!w"n. Fails in said county on Saturday
the 2nd day OF o, tober A. d.. l>75 at 10 o'clock A.
with the If fifty dollars Attorney fees stp-
usaed to Ike pai! in said mortgage ls si,ls such other
expensra snd costs as are allnwe'! hv law.
Dated Redwood Falls, August 18th 1875.
BALDWIN l. WAII.IN,
Il Attorneys for Mortgage.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
BY ADVERTISEMENT.

DEFAJLT has been made in the conditions Of .
- certain Mortgage executed and delivered BY
Sver OIs"n and Eliza Olson his wife mertgagors, to
Dwight Goodrich MORTGAGE, dated the nineteenth
day of June A. D, eighteen hundred and seventy
four and recorded a. mortgage In the Office Of the
Register of Deeds OF the county Of Redwood in the
State Of Minnesota on the 26th day Of June A. d.
1874 At II o'clock A. N. in book Of Mortgages,
pages 49, 1888 and 1884, on which there 10 claimed to
b. due at the date Of this notice. the amount OF
Thirty Four and 7O-1eO dollars, i$3I.5o }, and NO
action proceeding has been instituted :t law or
gage or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that BY virtue of . power
Of sale contained in said mortgage and In pursuance
Of the statute in such made and provided, the
said mortgage will be foreclossd BY . sale Of the
mortgagcd premises therein described, which sale
In the village Of Redwood Falls in the county OF
Redwood and State Of Minnesota, at public auction
by the Sheriff said county, Saturday the 25th day
Of Septembr A. y. eighteen hundred and seventy i've
st 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to sstisy the amount
which shall then be due said mortgage, with the
interest ereon and costs and expenses Of sale, and
twenty Ave dollars attorneys fees, stipulated In
said mortgag- in case OF foreclosure.
The pr misses described In said mortgage, and to
bc Sold the lot piece parcs of land situated
In the county Of Redwood and State Il Minnesota,
and known and desc .lbed as follows, to wit;
thiry-four .34) in township one hundred and
twelve north Of range thirty EIGHT (38) west, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres more or less
according to the U. 8 Government survey thereof.
Alzina A. Goodrich, and Lyman r. Hodges, I'd.
miuistrat0rs ofths estate Of Dwight Goodrich de-
Ell. HoDGsoN,
Attorney for administrators.
Dated Redwood Falls, Minn,. August 10th, 4. D.
1873. ~
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U. s. LAND OFFICE,
Redwood Falls, Mimi, July 3lst, 1875.

U. s. LAND OFFICE,
Redwood Falls, Mimi, July 3lst, 1875.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Frank D. Wasson against William Fish for abandon
ing his Homestead Entry. No. 172, dated January
Is, 1873, upon the North West quarter, Section 70,
Township liz, Range 10. in Lyon County, Minnesota
with a view to the cancellation OF said entry the
Office of F. b. Jewett in the Town Of Marshall, Lyon
County, Minnesota, on the 18th day Of september,
1875 At II o'clock NJ, to respond and furnish testi
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
Ben. F. SAIrH, Register,
46 VIZ. H. KELLY, Receiver.
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STATE NEWS.

The popolation of Yellow Medicine
County, number 2f85.
A swede named Millback, living at
Stony Run. Yellow Medicine county,
was injured by reaper last week. It
will, probably provr fatal. He has =
wife aud ten children.
The Sentinel says those fields Of
wheat in LeSueur county not disturb
ed by hoppers will go 20 to 25 bushels
per acre, and on Sharon prairie, where
the crop was supposed to have been
entirely destroyed from seven to ten
bushels per acre will be harvested.
From nearly all portions of what is
called the grasshopper district the
reports are more favorable than they
we're few weeks ago. The Manksto
Record says that iu Blue Earth, not
withstanding the vast amount Destroy
cd there will be more than an average
crop.
A gentleman at Lake Shetek writes
The Window reporter that the people
Of Murray county feel jubilant over
their prospects, Many fields of wheat
that were supposed entirely destroyed
will yield halt crop, and the total Of
the county will be twice that ever be-
fore harvested in = single year.
A large bear has of late been giving
the farmers of Cormorant town con-
siderable trouble. Last week he made
away with calf belonging to Mr..
Hawley, and on Sunday succeeded in
badly soaring number Of children,
who we're out in the woods picking
berries. Some Of the young men Of
the neig ghborhood declared war Mon
day and started iu pursuit of bruin,
but up to the present time have not
brought in any scalps.-Marshall
Schooner.
The approach Of harvest renders the
suggestion appropriate that farmers
should not neglect the preoaution to
stack their grain. instead of running
the risk Of threshing from the shock.
There is a magnificent crop, and It
would be great pity to incur such
loss. as has been experienced some sea.
sons, when wet weather has followed
closely upon the harvest, through .
failure to stack. Millers SAY that the
wheat is greatly benefited by stacking
~ it goes through sweating..peooess
that is essential to the production. Of
good Aour.-Faribsult Republican.
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The editor of the London Standard
says that among Americans there are
not many of the better sort "who
would not thankfully exchange their
e!ecred Preident, their elective Senate
their elective judges, and their popular
sovereignty for the order, the honesty
and the loyalty Of the empire from
which, just 100 years ago. they made
their insane revolt.
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,ly once before 10 the hi story Of

Only once before 10 The hi story OF
the country Was there no living ex.
President. That Was in 1899, when
Washington died. No one who had
held the Presidential Office died from
1849 to 1862, and Eve living ex-Pres.
iden,s-Van Baren, Tyler, Fillmore,
Pierce, and Buchanan-might hsys
graced tho Inauguration Of Abraham
Lincoln.