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Ctti.ens' Association Municipal Incorporation till d

COMMITTEE ExrETBEs.
AreAn]ut!on d!rrctur tho members Of committees
WIN l,.vn htcn on jrnketng 70 report their h!1a to
tho fon.lnlttce Contingent Exrothcs wsa Adopted
THE UnAHp TALK or Ti1F DAY.
In th1 mlist at tho u,nal urrnaf wa precipttatel
thr particular nproar Of tbs day. II was brought
real tio it, fnuA Doots account OF s alteration Of
yfst"sl1y with HerrinGson. The report, which ~ss
fkhtr htsiScntored account Of ta affair." Was read
mutt! The Clerk whee 1t bad for once aints
gu EntAl shng. Thsrsu3,on IIalneA sprang 10 ha
irt, and VILLA with rage. ordered tte Clark to Tead
tsntriIsn r.!l thc C!csk had read further than ho
l.ahtrlg.nl had t".cs!c lfe thea proceeded 70 de-
ho'hce tha rrlrt a. MI atsocoHa ,!e aid aaid That
Wien tas ,ioo: '0s: aslonisht inttnatfd ho Ind
don, that ie t7nasaan) lad begged pa4sea from tn
railroads Aud then to1d thcfn IT, lied,
, 1875-04-08

QuEaHx7own, April 7.-AsEissd. steamer KaolL
worth from Philadelphia.
New YoHx. April T.-ArrtEcdt atcanshiPs 6"tt1eF-
htad FROM Antwerp and E,blo.Aa fFvm takyoE.
LlvEHFooL, April 7.-The steamer Iuols satled for
phl.adetphta to-day,
ANrwInr, Apsll 7.-Tho steamer NcdeElAnd aal1od
for Philadelphia toJnAy.
aAa FnAEcno<, Apsll 7.--Ths Ine.to Mali chartered
steamer EAacoli dau& aailel for p4na&aI.
, 1875-04-08
OTHER STATES
DIt0DE I6lAHp.

rRov1nzscE, Il. l.. April 7.--Tho State election %.
Cured today Thu question Of thu repeal Of tho 1o-
h!bItosy law partially bro.s up political 1aEsiea sud
seudess classification OF the Assembly ,uposstlly.
Thore no election Of 1o1e1uaF Or putensut auyeEu
o. but tho rana.ulsr Of tho Republican Slate ticket
Il elected BY . vary largo naajosaty-tho hrYsfs:
etW E31sA ia 4a kass. Win thres
, 1875-04-08

F7setal uIstatA IA TIA CAeas" FFttass,
DfcATun, Ill, April 7.-A tho annnkl meeting of
tha Decatur putllu Aead!ng1loom aocety AAs nlght,
Dl!.cers wcte nominated fur tic comiug year. TAv
eecllon will tAks place tho 9th- 1t Ia des1ted 10
uni.o this 9ocissy with the Ladies' Library Aasocis-
thu, aud VII en consolidated turn thu Eoeity ofGx To
tho City Council 10 caro- for 1A A!utsin, IN accofd
s1ea Win ths 6aas Lx xsgulating pablo a1rssaas.
, 1875-04-08

s,.<rtaf Dt.nu.ch II Tas C6ieaa" Ff4Laas.
DLooM1sGTox, ILL.,. April 7.-charlsa Avs. saloon
keeper ot bloomington, in nm acrcstlon with dead
beat a.d vaHsaut uauul Elnlcr, from MMon equity,
H.. ts afternoon. WAS stabbed TWICE With pockos-
lulfe receiving wpula likely to result In his doa:h
Onr cut III tho nrck b1rply missed tho ugu!ar vein,
aud aauhes III ths luck tho sralIa, 1t II feaEed,
ppuctrnted tho lungs. Elmer tn In jail.
, 1875-04-08

SEw Yons. April 7-t nav Rt.it nnos tho recent act
Of the Legislature Las besn bcEuL =Galns wia,n H.
Tweed IL rocoycr buck slas97, which Was ;rafd out
,.nor tito board Of Auiit Of 1a71. Some Of tue ray.
t,euts wcre tho baaiH Of the Indictment on which
Tweed w1s conylctel for which o Is now undergoing
Retthlce. an orlEr Ut &rrcst has bean granted Aul
Uall Gxod ut 81, ,1l1 u1o,
, 1875-04-08
A MILWAUKEE idALTffus1Ah.

M1IwAuuEK, april I'D. y. L. Ngauun Tas to-day
brought etose con!Ralouur uloudcuod charged viii,
sending olaceno literature through the mails. nauley.
circn1ar4 ~ to nlethmls Of iteyontlnX conception.
TAs examination Wx2 conliuuel.
, 1875-04-08

Spretai Di1'ateh 10 Tat ehirnya 1r1hunr.
lies 1totHEs, 1a., April .-S. ]. Miller, the regis-
terel1steE clerk Injured by the burlington Mlssou-
II Euash-up WAS brought here today lie IL comfort
ube but his iaee, eye, and neck arc burned deep
to solid crap. and possibly the bonr The furgcon
th!akk ho will no: survive the secondary hernor1h4Ee
when ths dead Aesh slouchs oil.
, 1875-04-08

LELAND, ILL.,, April ia farmer nhmei oinordt
nloug with some four othuts Of his family. living about
!loA norlh Of tl.a plAce dsugged last Thursday
night whilo aaleeP and tl75 taieu fro under has pill
fow. Thu fa,niy did not wake lii about " o'clock tks
nr1t morning. No clua TO The thIef.
, 1875-04-08
TRASH STn1EN.

Sptefal Dfsrasth 10 TAt Ehfeaq" tribune.
LONDON, OAuada, April ia Mr. UeeeheE, Of
Cleveland. oonaIn Of Hcuzy Warl Baechcr, Wa
knocked down the street last nigh. and ribbed ot
32;0 iu greentachx l1o had purchased land fur
AuHary In London Township, aul hid tho moaey
Will him +" 1slate payment 30 far the tltf has ea'
capped Altentlon.
, 1875-04-08
DROWNED.

Ssttial uisrath 10 The fIir,tao 1ff,4he.
EAST sAclsAs, 3ltcl., April :.a :,an nsnsd tiatea
drowned III tlle north branch Of ua ;uyur ST.
Chares yesterday. Deceased VA attempting To ride
tavog, and osug h!a balance, fell Into The river spd
wpa drowned before lie could he rescued. liz was 43
yua1a OF ago, kd icavea wfc and flrny at Owtsst
lie wna member Of The Odd re!Io.s' lodge tn that
r,ae
, 1875-04-08

I1TrLE AocE, Ark, April IA man named Foy
chssgsl with murder In Monroe County, Iud.. thres
years ago. waa arresto al Atkin gasion on The Fort
for H11l.
, 1875-04-08

Sr-riat pitpafsh 10 Fat tHies9s Tribune,
DIS MolsfH, H., April 7.-Char!cs kingunn, while
luutiug thla morning. rest Of sas cisy pulled hts gun
fron the wagon .n,,z1r first with tho usual result. liz
xok It, contents III h!s +ft arln.
, 1875-04-08

PAnsoNs kan, April 7.-I. u understood that tzu-
roEt1nt changes are to to undo Ia tho manage
.ent Of tho Missouri. Kau1aa Tozas ll,Ilroad, Col.
stevenson, General Manager, who haa brea In New
York tho past month, will rsturn to ssl... Mo- tha
week. with full authority to mako nscessary caugas In
tho business Arrangements Of tbs roal u.nnrai gu-
Isr1nleAde'lt Q. A. ChapNl znl Gener4 1tcket Agent
Ihnnha uasyeM VIII rcst9ps End their no.t.vpE viii
ho 1llled 0y gentlemen Of arXs railroad a, ,aue IN
eipeEsnces aud other changes will probably be ,nae
NJ md IL etup!oyaa. -. ~~sS-
, 1875-04-08

COLUMBUS. CHICAGO INDIANA CENTRAL.
Tho pcnnaslvania Railroad Goup~uys defsnt In tha
payment of tho guaranteed inLsseyt & tns hrst-
mortgage bonds Of tho Columbus. Chicago b Indiana
Csntrul Railroad has caused quito An excitement In
satlway c!rcica THIS esout appears to le Of greater
public importance t4an ID generally aupposed,
~ 1t utritta q aosious blow ut tho
value of tho bonds Of every lcascd
ut ali taoso casel to the lenaky ylyanis Company Tic
fc~ York Tribune says thut It this Company eau,
upon The tinhs prctext ret up, brsak Tho ltnao Of The
Crunbus, Chicago l. 1hhana CcEtrui to tho Pitts
burg, cis,cnuatl l. 1T. Iou.s Railroad and linus re.
lcaEo itaul from a eoicnn guarantees IL l.y tho in.
eoseaeus for 1t IN o the sanla will tls 1tsburH,
eaI Wayne y caleago, or any otl,er roads wh!cl',
amht,ouss "Gob.ca up7" II becomes Of 3lietest 10
asc.rta.n TIC axact point to which Corporation .sy
50 In giving LIS Rlarancc and Etill 10 held at,u
~hsu II bttunea couyeicnt to rcpdixte 1s ro,nIses
, 1875-04-08
THE CHICAGO l. PACIFIC.

THE CHICAGO PACIFIC.
lilo annual meeting Of The atoekhollcra Of tho Chi
ergo Pacific Railroad held ycsterslay ns tho ofcs
Of the Company, III the Metropolitan niock.
President r. 8. poDhuA sisted thas, owing to hia
nbsonco III Europe during tho fast few MONTHS lie has
been unable to prepare Ills anuuas report In mo 10 ho
presented to tho inccng. lie ttate1, however, that
tie road was In prosperous condition. and IL bolnR
rushad forward to completion ut rspid rate. Tia
report will 10 sent to the etockl,odets ~ koon ~
lx3a6ibIc.
The atociholle.a t!lcn osc.ed ths following Dire
tors: 4. T. Dobun-, t3eefge Dlweu, Joha q. Wco <,
Grorso yuuast, u. l. lssAc. r. h. D-Adtey. L. Q.
Campbell. e. -- ...-.... =
At suhsc1leos naee:ng Of tha Directors tho 1olow.
lag 0!lircra wers elected for 44a ensuing year:
pstxdeHi-9'. Il. Da,,bits.
FITS. observation-disclosures :. Bowen.
Stc1etrrg-W. T. un*,rs.
GrMtrut SHiic,iot-e1o.sn s. Wilcox.
us"rrst Suprr.':s'l.nt a:I tHiY .Engt:esr-l- ii.
Whitman,
, 1875-04-08

TOLEDO l. WAnA3H.
Fnrr W.~ .ssas o.soatsA 10 ~ Chicago tribune.
nA4Ah- April 1.-THE Tolelo 4 Wabash Rsil.
so3a today siyestises reduction IN n, n,,s,g.f.-.
" ~" xosx 70 III, and ~ Buslop tia. F"'"'s''
, 1875-04-08
RFpucTions.

The Canada Bouthcrn natroad hhs again relue&d
the passenger satca from Toledo 10 Buds1o and ot-r
Esstern popta. Tha new rates arc "a follows, nuf.
falo, $500; Buffalo aud return. 800; Nav YORK
tt2s Boston, $leB5.
Tho Illinois Central 1a!lroad ANNOUNCES ths fo,lo,
;nE reduced f&ses from 81. Louis to East.rn cl,i+s:
Toledo. $ll: uotrnit, <ti8s; Cleveland. &la: P.ttu
h!!rg' ~; Baltimore, &+; Waa1inYtoa, SIS; tutsio
~ H'ss.rs F.lx, 80; Philadephis 3iJ; New York
*!a bostou. $ll. Ths Chicago Atoa lsallfusi ~
kaA44 kln1Inr r,.fI..tinu N@%
, 1875-04-08
ACCIDENT,

1esseTday morning, about o'eloet, tho Sterling
1sss0t train on tao Chicago Northwestern Railroad,
E0aa "sss. was thrown from tho track at Lombard.
~, " misplaced switch. Ths engine lies upon tta
s, eaa'1 lured, q DO also tho freighscsrs. Tia
sbo.i ts III H. iamed an tho wreck aud ta4y bsusst
, 1875-04-08
rnSt{A1 DitDaffA Ia The f'hjruSa fvf},unt

THE GtoSI-Y -Yasd biil was tAe taken III mud was tbs
aubtttt Of y hot debate, su which As urausors Craw
Finally nsaIws col ilaa aoor ncanas The bill, whrn
~ voiss 1aa ru~nca by hat-adoztn Of the sansssa
ciatln!pg thu tlsler At oure.
1aa!nus said till II nr.fer not preserved he
should daclare lhd iloaae all louruea.
lartys 1aoyed ia nppo!nt temporary Speaker, aud
hln'k"'f put tho Yaeat1nn. to wAica there cAino a
tnhllersn4 rcyyouku In ayIs
llauea. sna.. sAi1so1dlusry t,nult, even tar this
Moss. t.y snssssdsd II tss,sostug osdsF TlsrS.
siius to Ish .ln blu 10 vote, and 10 prnyenl yats
teu,: takta. Motions to adjourn call of tbs Hel,s.,
ind .s iaass adjourned pending ,nus.os! 70 .c:oa'
nait ihe Ill.
1larph to-day tusfnlltcu resolution recit1pE thtt
tic State Eyin1er had omitted Jtrtonk Of It's teAt-
tlnouy taken Ly tho psntehtlary coutnistte. aud ~
strusng ho cosatsea to iassaux4ts tas natsas. Ihs
1x THE SENATE
Krones ILL providing that tue County Hoard ot any
recover tales lu forfeited p1orerty aulh, astoa
Of axsu,tliSlt, and that ts 1ruyoa s..eua alao "
'ufHS,n.*I. 4. ise x1i :;Sa s's v,.,,,nv
do 6usuess III slts atu forcen Insurance comlal-
niea mlirh sal appeal any s afaiust ths,ll 10 ihe
Wstea LII proy!dlas thas no railroad "a. posa.!cn.
running rarullel lines sla be col.,olsdato, Lid, On
s,,oat .Gs ss St tSs fssa In s with s..
lsrs power within tha stAts Of the illnot Company,
Aau 01FSE1luF4 upAlEAuo0k LOT |01tlteA OF kRA
reaes IN Cook County were Ill today cunlr1,,esi.
After aharp debate, during which lAe woo!o 9uoa-
I'LL 'eallzuR Discrimination In rates betwtcu cumpet
iuH ltin!s MAS ordered 10 thti rca4sug..
1ns LII lrollbising tho Institution u moro suits
aRainat railroad companies H., lie Iaiirusl a. Warp
house COMMISSIONER until tho sui!a ending 10 Dc
tcFuiusd, "ss ordered to u third reading.
uunEASAToA1AL APrAorAt.
Tho Governor to-day si1ued KGloe4 ya1-Cpllsctlo0
TN tnd the uuiau ue{ot tilt,
CORRECTION.
"a raeogt esa& from here tk&e b. had signed LIE
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22
W. o. ssSssTr. ". wcIgNntn
LEWIS COUNTY
REAL. EsTATEA aENeY
nsssRAsge
improved Property end
Farms For Sale 9

/ - - = ess-As-S . = - - bArNdfAk0t y
TheundsrigHcd osergfcr sale the FOLEY
/ lug real estate h4ft VI
LOT a.. FARAi, one mile from c;lea-
VILE, 100 aerel 40 acres under cultivated.
and 20 acres hacked and deAdened and IL
grass. The tract 10 well ,wateted and lin.
btrtd, and haA upon 1t . iine orchard, leg
l house siAble, &c, Price, st,oe0--eno.
| fourth cash and The gcfnaindtrin feureaual
annual ipstalniepls. Ti'lsindisputable.
LOT 3id- A large HOugElin Weston,
suitahleioi Hotel plrroste. 10 rooms, In
dnc order. Good lot and elegant stablint.
one Of the most public places IN tsuI.
| Ttrmsvefy Reasonable. lfa
| LOT No "a desirable r,i.
GRAZING FARM,
three miles from Weston, 10 Il gooi nsfth-
horheodi convenient 10 ischool.houss Isd
church, containing ,.., n ~
| Ihfee Htndred and 1hiriy.Tares
dcres, a
one hundred and styenly-dyc efwhieh ara
4 Improved. Is well watered By two running
streams and four never failing pprinrs. ii
| has Limestone soil and limestone quarry.
II has on ia good tvo-story frame house.
containing Eve rooms, all the necessary out
buildihgs, stables, corneriba. 81. A good
young orchard aud q Hhe well OF most en-
| eellentwater tr
aIoT no. 5-An eicEsu. DWELLING
Houke and large lot ia the town oiWe,ton,
This property Is situate on the lower part On
Main Street, and isone Of The ncst desirable
residence ID town. Can be had cheap. nj
tie perfect.
LoT NO. GA very comfortable mail
Dwelling House Ia weSten. Situate or
agood lut--ha stable, well, and ever. other
convenience. viii he sold II the extremely
low nrieo Of $500. Half cash and The fe.
mainder In one and two years. Tiilcpeticet.
LOT NO. IA large aud convenient
Dwelling House, and quarter acre lot.
We'll, huitiGsts, stable and every cenyeni-
entc. Houie nearly new. Situate min.
ltes walk from tie Bailey Iiousr. on The
Polk Greek road. Ptiee s., 600 half cash
and The tctnaindes ii one and two Jears.
LOT NO ga large House Ia tho town Of
Jane Lew suitable for d
"a % no TEL
Its nearly new, well finished, has ssvsa
rooms Jorge cellar, and every convenience.
II 70 situate upon an mere Of ground, on
which Is new two-story building, suitable
fora
STORE HOUSE.
This property can 10 had ut very low
iefms. Title perfect. aiilo lf'
lor. No. g,sA FINE FARM Situate a.
niilts from Weston, copiainiug l5o sores.
Well watefed, 80 netes under cultivation.
Good slolylog llou1c, Frame barn, aud
all necessary ont.buildings. Title perfect
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

10 tho wind, When the golden grain
was gathered 10, Autumn came, and
then Winter. And the marvellous snow
lay pure and white over al tho Garth,
The trees, too, bending beneath their
flashing jewels Of Ice offered their hom-
age with q graudure that eastern kings
never knew. Surely, Borrowing friends,
a road SO full Of rare beauty and magi-
cal changes must leHd 10 something
more beautiful than i.self-more beau
liful than grave. A grave-what is
il but the Gate Of Lilo. Within ityou
will soon lay these ashes; and tonight
"in6niie love- will bend over 1t a con.
siellation Of stars; for
"0ur God Il God Of the night,
The night Of death 80 grim,
AID the Gate that from this life leads ouI
i the Gate that leads TO Him.
\ Then back with tender hands aud
loving. trusting hearts," bear her,
Through the streets where she has
moved for more than City years o be-
: loved and loving wife. carry her decay,
ing askes, on past the "old-iashionet
low-wnlled homc,p dearcr than a pal
ace carry them. Up tho hill 10 IL,
family yard more sacred than fable,
gardens, by the side Of her loved one
lay them, assured that
AZ last you will meet her all beapliaed
in the dear homeland 90 the other side,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

hot no. 5-An clcFau. DWELLING
House and large lot ia the town oiWe,ton.
This property Is situate on the lower part Oh
Main Street, and isone Of the incst desirable
residence ID town. Can be had cheap. ri.
lid nerit,ri p f-l -
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22
SslE
.MsMaaM Nss ~
EIec.Iaa q aenstor.

Atlait Nc can inform our readers
that cur Legislature has chosen a Uni
ted States Stnslot. Hon. Allen Cap.
crtcn, Of Monroe, vas elected on We'd
pesday last. l'rou what We eau lesrr
this selection will giyegenrril tatisfsc
ton all over llis State. Mr. Caper,ot
is au eminent ttstesmsn, Of high in
tegriiy and standing, aud will brisl
dignity und honor to the position f.
which he las been chosen,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22
ncmo1nl or the Capital.

The Capital Of this State hos been
rsmOvedto Wheeling. The bill, VIC
think, proSidts for 4 temporary loSs-
ton only What will become Of poor
Charleston 7 now that tho Seat OF Gov
eminent Is gone, "sud tho plAes that
new it will know it no more forever"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

cover Tue winter glaciers,
! sec the summer glow,
And through the Wild piled snow.drifl,
The watin lolobuas fellow"
Dragrr llparun-Aluy these lessons
subdue and soIlcnour spirits, and will
trusting faith may We journey on over
this cyer-changing marvellous road that
. being wondOrously wise and loving
has nadO for US. How eycr.yaryiue
tile beauiyof tic roal over which va
have come when we had had enough
Of ehadicci aud chasing leafs hdoWsI
and bright butterflies, youth and the
roses came, when the roses faded, maa.
hood came and the grain iiolds waved
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22
FAETll ANp slgADoyYs:
Substance Of Sermon delivered IN
Weston, Jpn. 8, 1915, 81 the fun.
eral Of MRs. BARpARA DuionEn,

PSALM AAllliN lea tnpuSn l-Wnlk
through ihp valley 81 tie shadow Of death, l
will fear nd evil, fur thou AIT with me; thy
rod and thy slRI they comiottnv,
Death is tbs great siladoS that hsngs
over human life, there is 10 possibility
Of escaping il. 1t isu1sol.,tls eerttin.
THERE'S topo llaterery Other shadow
will pass away, but The 1ea,l.,ladow
never lifts from tho horizon Of tho ia,
turc and that, pAlilp., can 30 said Of
nothing else which hes not yet occurred
hut filth assures US that,
1.-THE grave illell I, hut a covered bridge
Leading from light lolight, ihEOugha brief
catkngSi"
Only q dark entrance into a marvellous
light Possessed with thiJ faith ne
can say With The rselmist.
Yra, i!ioush wax through tic valley Of
tic Shilolg Vi legh, viii lear no evil.
j ~. cvnstiuGs lhni tile grave itself
isGomeiliing toMctLiLs ,oofp thnD
q shadow II is NOT mere human fancy
that ihvetsil vlilig.oom J kuox that
tic graveis cold aud dark; and ycl from
tue iUck.tOeib on calvary, a lisht las
letn Iicd intc every ItaSethat to'teus
into sweet tEapqailiiy l'.s shadows that
hover about these place. Where Onr
loved ones ltlt The eoelien Impaired
" cur leadlns text loaHill sCc,is Goa.
neeled ciFcSially sil1tsr other world,ii
Is drrHn out d lliat lpluie untefn state.
Now , lal,il y we lSSilancc ol'hlfs, A9p'
- ~ 4yy'lsspys + 'si ,,'i pO'HYA
,,. 9'sapgg Moyas rs,'n Is shal
-''p = 'pv seyNaNsG o' lungs hoPeu
WI aI ,,,', 'ae 'u'ae.eG % 'nlngs no.
Ecu ls ,,, SoEos! Lsl every
,l0l'ier s',H " laSui Us lhe Sefy ne
,As ~ e,su s, .,@, WV W.. ias1saVsv i,nhs
y .pe asu,es' u l's Sal'gly sha heav-
guy .teAs ,ut y, l.e' moSgnMs heat!s
lo,upy ,Vss 'HeNsei,es ASFo aHu' ,hslr
susue,p y lf Is, ana 'ue saauow'
\ IlsS ,,s, tn.l ls ~ "F'asht lor
Wv u.a'",' e., W. . ia',n !. ~ eoNs,ns,n
~ DOWN., ~ wy , . u, a"a Mnai
!, ao.s 1 WIZ Dglleyga ~ W. pun! apq
hnyNn lo' " ~ 10 n 't lnlsn., !
i1. , y 'p'' 'al.p ''sel' the
p.''s.lns laeu'y ssa power os'ons'ns
y .Hu n s.. 'g,au ~ ''s own pSss eSi-
psIeS u ls 'eal, ,r.
i'e. NV I''as''a'e NY Iloueht; us
ii'.u N w ~ aYs osAu''lul'g g. where
w.. ~ "i' ", anu Ou cannot fseape'9s psau'
INV W. w., guy Snero ll'sn uSs'ls IN tue
Y !. ". gu we "i9uI'sl9 up covered
y; .i LEI .aSNs ~ VIZ .aS ele'l fosS anl
n sas R!en, yes syety"h,'e NC ii'eSts
.ns Pspg,Nu W e'sah amidst Tue
tpOH ai,g v ~ P'lsf hisRs aGa lAefe
tNu gFis'p H,Is ~ Wy not'i paine
l'su's.' apl . sa,'l wv ,ns tple1uos Of
Wy ~. a.l,a's 'es 'oIfiu , waste,
~. usS .. ,.iu 40. saoa Ies,
80 Wv" y, g'VO ' is , !0Ee@s o.
F', ~ y y'tI ~ y. S wy, lvES:
a., Nv G''T . . ,u.. ~ '@e go0qincsa o.
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-02-22

IIIIlT7I 1IIT 2 dcfts, II7N
one hundred and stvsnsy-fyc eiwhieh arc
improved. lsvell waiered BY Two runnlng
streams and four never failing eprinrs. ii
hAs q Limestone soil and limes,6ns quarry.
~ has on II d good tvo-st0ry frame house,
containing Eve rooms, all the necessary OUT
buildihgs, stables corneriba. 81. A good
Young orchard aud aas well Of most .I-
The daily gazette., 1875-03-15
SH ERIFFS SALES.
sAaERlFE,s aAa.E.

a,Y virtue of a writ Of Plus Fieri Facias TO
~ me directed will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the Hotel now occupied by Benjamin
u. Eongland,
IN TIE TOWN OF DELAWARE CITY.
in Red Lion Hundred. New Castle couny,
Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY
THE slst DAY OF MARCH. lS'5.
at o'clock, p. NJ.
The following de. cribed Real Estate, via:
All that lot or piece Of land with adwel
ing house and stable and her buiInlngs
thereon erected, situate i'll the town oil Deia-
ware CT y, Red Lion Hundred, eew Castle
county, ana State of Delaware. ON the south
westerly side of Fourth street. northwester
side of Adams street and south eaSterly sioe
of Jefferson street. in Delaware ,iiy. aiote-
said, containing in front or breadth ou the
said Fourth street Two hundred and eight
(2OS) ieet and extending in lenyih or dep'n
of that width along the said Adams aud Jel
ferson streets respectively one huhuIed ieet'
bounded northeaster.y by sait Fourth street,
., nth easterly by said Adams street northwest
.rly BY Jefferson street and southwesteriy by
other land of John Ashurs who conveyed
these premises to GEORGE Clark by deed bear
ing date August goth. 1869. and recorded ut
New Castle, in Iced Record ID, vol. y. page
22I. &c, be the same what II may.
Seized and taken III execution IA the pro-
perty OF u.orge Clark, and To be sold by
WM. II. Lam BSoN, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Castle.
March L.. A. D. lo'5. } marlZ-2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-03-15
The Plymouth kissing.

The Philadelphiu Chro"ieie expresses
the views Of the greater part OF females
doubtless. 1t says
so far as kissing mania in Plymouth
Church is concerned, We could stand
almost any OF it, except kissing the men,
We might manage to go through the
osculatory process with maiden al old
as Susan B. Anthony, but as for kissing
Beecher, or 1ilton, or Moulton, or Gen.
as soon-well, we don't know what we
wouldn't as soon do, but We do know
that we should never consent to the
wasting OF our sweetness on suoh un-
womanly subjects.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-15

CARDINAL McCLosKEY's APPOINT
MENT.-A cable dispatch from Rome
says: Count Marefoskcy, Of the Noble
Guards, serving the Pope, will start
from Rome Immediately for New York
bearing the biretta or official notifica-
tion to Archbishop McCloskey Of his
elevation to tho cardinalship, and in
few day subsequently the ablegate
Mr.. Roncetti will follow with the car
inaps hat" GThis should probably
read the cardinals cap. The red hat
which Innocent ~. decided cardinals
should wear as sign that they ought
to expose themselves to the shedding
of their blood in the cause OF the
church is generally given in poblio
consistory, a number of symbolical
ceremonies accompanying thisinyesti-
ture. The cardinals, when chosen, have
caps sent to them by special messcn-
yer from the Pope, but the hat is given
by the Pope's own hands. Many cardi-
dal's who fail to visit Rome die with
out receiving it. The only exception
is in favor Of member OF royal houses,
to whom the hat is sent. Pope Urban
VII, in 1880, gave to cardinals the title
of eminence.
The Pope conferred on Friday with
Mgr. Chatard, president of the Ameri-
can College, ON the subject OF the best
routes for the Vatican messengers to
take on the occasion of their journey
to American. Mgr Chatard here
mentioned Is Rev. Silas Mareau Chat
ard "a son of DR.. F. E. Chatard, No. 11s
Park street, Baltimore, and is about
forty of age. Rev. Mr.. Chatard was
graduate of the University of Maryland
receiving his diploma as physician,
After practicing short time he went
to Italy, and became a student OF the
Propaganda at Rome, in 1858. He was
there six years, After he was ordain-
ed priest he became for some years
assistant director OF the North Ameri-
can College at Rome, AN institution for
the education of young men for the
priesthood in the United States. By
the recent action of the head Of the
Catholic Church he has now become
president of the North American Col
isgs at Rome. Rev. Mr.. Chatard visi-
ted the United States in 1857. The pre-
sent bishop of Louisville, VIM. Nc
Closky, was the first director of the
North American College.