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Yves. Virginia.
Al Iuirs hold In tho clerks Office oftSe
county cout. Of Lewis county, on The arTs
Monday In July, 1s1s.
T. 7, Wallis & Coz
VS.
s. 7. SommerYlie. he.
IN cHAScERT.
The object Of thissuit Is 10 subject the roai
estate ofthe defendant, L. T. Sommcsvilia,
to the payment Of Il Judgment Of the plaintiff
nrSiuSi him for 1906, with interest from ths
Sd Of GsptenbOr, 1873. and 81 35c1 costs,
and 10 ascertain tho liens EXISTING on said
real estate, and determine their amounts, or
irsJ nrd pTioti:ies.
Aud i, appearing by AFFIDAVIT; fled that tho
defendant lIea'y DiasmoSc Is non.ros-
:icu, Of this Stale, and he not appearing. Il
is ordered that he do appear NJ The eiesk's
Office Of our said court, at rules TO DO held
therein on the last Monday Ia July, 1876,
and do what ia necessary 10 protect bis in
tercst In this suit. Tests:
J. W00FTER. Clerk.
July104w
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FOR SHERIFF..

We arc authorized 10 announce c. P.
SUMMERS as 3 candidate for Sheriff Q!
Lewis coun.y-suOicc; to the decision Of the
Democratic County Convention, to be held
The lst Of September next.
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E5- VIZ noticed in our Town last
week several gentlemen who are as
pirants for Congressional hOnOrs.
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ES- A Q .LoRED NAN named Philips
died Of consumption 10 this plaO' gu
the 10Th ult.
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Local Notices.

lF SPECIAL NoT:CE.-All parties
knowing their NcCounts to be overdue
will please square up" at once. Our
terms are strictly sixty days, and we
make no deviation from this rule.
AL interested will govern themselves
accordingly.
JSo. L. Ryan & Co.
Weaon, July 20.
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Go to ]. a. Barns for your cakes.
crackers, &C., Nlaiu Street.
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..EyM Ma. Geo. BARNETT, engineer Of
The Clarksburg and Weston Railroad
chilled upon Us last Wednesday. Mr..
Barrett, is an :atCliis?ut and vide awake
gentleman, an engineer Of varied ex-
pericuce. and quite sangaine Of success
10 building tee new road ehcaply'
aud that i! will be paying enc after
/. is built Mr.. Barrett has located
tho road and work looking towards its
completion will probably be com.
penrcd OF oncu Mr.. Barrett is an
enthusiastic ad. ocatc Of narrow gauge
railroads, and it really lo'ks after uu
examination Into the subject that they
are even preferable to broad gauge
roads 10 mountainous sections, leaving
gu. the item efaxpcuse entirely. We
trust this enterprise will not be allowed
to fill through, but that au interest
will be takeu in it until the road is ill.,
i,hed from The Chesapeake and Ohio
10 Pi,.sblrg. .-tiarksLarg telegram.
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Flour barrcll Salt-G0 barrclls-aI
Chalfaats.
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Go TO J. \. Barns for your Canned
Fruit.
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A good s;ook Of Groceries constantly
% HAL a. j. A Burns
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Weston, June 10, 1873.
Salo of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, MILL


PROPERTY, 80.
By virtue Of two lndcntuses executed by
Taylor L. Stump and Taylor R Stump aud
wife to Robert &. Linn Assignee, Of record
in the Clerks Office Of tho C0uuty Court OF
Calhoun county, the undersigned will ofres
Tor sale 10 the highest bidder At public
auction ST the front door Of the Cour; house
Of said county the following described prop
er;y, towit:
S. ACRES OF LAND,
situate Oh the south westerly eide OF tho
Little Kuuawha river in calhoun county,
a!au,
. ACRES AND s POLES
of land, situated in the town Of Giautsviite,
and y certain other lot adjoining same.
containing one fourth Of an acre, also
si0ro.house and lot situate In said town OF
EVANSVILLE, being the game now occupied by
C. Stump & Sons, Alto, cue Portahls
Steam Ensihe and Saw Mill complete, with
al the fixtures aal apparatus thereto be-
longing, together with the mill house and
al the rights acquired by and held under n
,rr'ai Lease from Simon p Stump 70
Il. ". ileironimus and 7. R. Stump, bear
iug date December IS, l573ja and on The 10Th
day o; August, 1876, At thu said slota house.
will also sell tho interest Of !. 4. Sum- in
the stock Of goods kept therein BY l..
Stump [; Sons.
TERMS OF SALE-ouc.!ourth cash in
hand, and the residue % eTedi; ofs, ls
and "a months, tho purchaser giving nous
with good security, beating tnteres: from
the day Of sale, Aul a Lea to be sttAiEed on
the real es;a:c and miII property Ms fur
lheg security. -.
ROBERT @. LINN.
I'll. OF IT,
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Goto J. A. BArns' and get the best
and cheapest groceries in Weston.
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Fresh bread every day at J. A.
Barns.
Barns has fac assortment Of
Fresh Groceries.
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Essences Of all kinds at J. A.
Barns.
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MARSHALS SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued from the
United States District Court, held At
Clarksburs, HurrisOn county, Hest Wiz
ginin, will soil, on
liOnduy. The 9Sh dnycf AugnS, 1876.
on the lot fronting tho Little KanHwha
River, In the town Of GrantSSillc, Calhoun
county, West Virginia,
One Steam Engine, Saw. Mill,
Grist Mill, and the Ma
chinery and fixtures
Herewith,
rs the property of Taylor n. Stump, to sat
isiy m execution in favor Of Harrison "
ileitUninus.
Given under my hand, this 2oIh day oil
April, 1875.
II. L. BRANNON,
Deputy Marshal for Il. Slack, U. S. NJ,
.Disiric! Of ". Va. july24 Az
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incest syrup in town at A. N
Smiths.
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Machine oil ind LinseCd oil. by the
barrel or gallon, at Chulfaut Il Bare's.
Fine cigars and ,obl:2s at ChalEsnL
& Barc's.
Two gross of Gilpins Pills. The best
in use. for sale at Chalfant & Dare's.
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BLACK Strap" for machinery.
NJ. Smiths.
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A good assortment Of extracts, oils
and tinc:urcs at a. NJ. Smiths,
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re- A CARD-To Whom il Nay
COnccrn.-This is to certify that s. Il
Barrett. Of Weston. il my only author
lied agent for tho sale Of the Peloubct,
Peltou & ComPuny's Standard Organs
for Lewis and adjoining counties.
JOuN NJ. HALE, PiusLrg, Pa.
A general variety of notions, for sale
cheap, at a. N. Smiths,
The best candies ia Weston at J.
a. Barns.
Chalfant has Just received timoth J
clover. orchard and blue grass seed.
Cooking stoves aud hollow ware, of
tho best metal, new supply just re-
ceivcd, at reduced prices, ut Chalfaurs.
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Peterson Gcos. are the only author
lied agent for tho sale Of Bonds Rheu-
matte Imminent. It will DO sold
wholesale or retail.
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300 gallons Of stone ware, assorted
Just received at Cha.flrts.
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Best quality ofTcs ut J. a. Barns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-16

ner complete restablecimiento ensayo metico, de-
dao los qe padecen lie resultas de excesos, dc
habitos solitalios del copagio seguido de observa-
Clones sohre la espermatorrea la npotenc Ia esteil-
dad, ec.; e iatamento de las Stills, de la Goi1 areas
de la Blenollaia; del contagio sin mercnla,
pleyecol ,tsando la receta del autor (SU INFALl-
BILE LoCs0N.) .-
Tn tomo s. cen IL larainss estampadas con tnta
Il, olor IL preoo de peso franco de porte Ven
delse e5tas oras en- Londres, domieilio del auter,
x9, A14xs IA &a II xs&s ssSGAEEs an, Barcslo
g,a; casa dc Salvador Manero, Plaza del Ieatro,
panlS, Bracelet T.. 4bbaye, i, America, los agente'
ieI LofYeo tte Otsramar.
Los enerlnos pueden dirigrse por correspondence
II essl.o al Dl Curtis, para cousultaris, 81 Doctor
vi;ara s0s obras franco ds porte mealane un peso
ier.o' daia .etdpas cuys suma se pnede remallf 81
ss,a stn raHinu,s psis
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RRQnUkEes vAa,a01

ColcrsqenO RigGud, en- 8 8 dias dev1sltS al cabs
tn primitive color sin mAnchaf sl CUTS nj sDsuciar
ropa. Entsfansnts inofsnsiv0 este prsddCtJ 10 soh
tiene nitrate dsgDlath . d 5Is g
Ja5an Miyana, as jao de- y;o a. iscaodI.I s,II j iia.
suays, mas enioliantssy I'll mag psffscto az tod los
jahones de tocador. fe5 ss ~
4ce'ses IoDsaad irGada, para tietsnier Ia cada del
eabsll, haesle elsser darle shagidah brillantes
Agun de h0n01gg, nueya aqua tie toeOcadoe del
Japon, extraidaj del Pirus Jdb6aica i9 81
rtactc de aeao para el falueloy sbtenide por
Ia d.st zion de las flores del Psrus .5apon;ta. )
Agsaa dc gorss 1e Lirio Bgaady para blanqhssr y
atercicpelaj 81 c1tis. ~ sl =
Dsp6sitc IN las principalss Pa1fumeria az psldou.
Mas. en- Puerto Rico, - - -.
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+ De Puerto Pats 81 ~ y negarA 4
Mayagtiez ef 28,'i ~ s'@g xas5
De Nay 4gfles .el :2S = llegara &
| Aeaao iilss I'll 2S.
De Axaadilla st29 y'llegara 4 Puer-
to- Rico eli 80. t"7
De Puarto Rico 81 80 J llegard
ISsn- Tbomss el le - So y
RN % ..-s-...|. !. 'ss'....'
T. b Puerto. -Pl.ta g. 6 y llegara Z
Cuba ell S.
DE Cuba el 8y ilegara al Baracoae!9
DeBaracoel9 y llegsra 4 Gibarael10
De Gibara el 10 J llegara Nuevi
tss al L..
De Nnevista el II y llegara s la Ha
tana 81 Is por Ia ma1lana temprano.
80 i Hs
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80. EE0usZlo tftaSss aEklsffg;ff;;? L.
= Lf&EGA5}A. 4Asz$&sA.

adas y salidas soran un dla antes IN el primer
y NOviembre, eli vapor ingl6s ilsgasa este
Ia Isla llevara un inrerprete.
2IMERAf LESE EN- MONNDA 'ftORRTENTF.
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2
nsNpW Q 0noOgI mMo0eIa.-
amusa
chs ps raos
u y %
aCompaMa
&a.W b '~@NN0A""
iran MM IA Vsnrw Pnn@NQ IA d rmnsdfa Canom TpatI5obe
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z Perfilnlerfa Y ict
RIGaUD 7 O0MP.
8, yae Vsvieswe, Payas

assssssss4yEsss aYa.AN4rYIANxS 80
extraiiode la odegat;ssise perfume iaportade
de Manila " exclasivananiss preparado para nuesifs
casa 49,
Eaxtracto dc YlAngylang; Ramete de M Manila; Jaton
ID Ylangylarg; Pomada al Ylangylang; Acete as Ylan
gylsbc; Cosm6tco ds Ylangylang Agus de to1aAor ds
Ylaugylang; Polvos de arroz de Ylangylang;; Cold
Cream de Ylangylang. q sse s.assfas = =
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SERVICIO DIRECTO

Pasaes Havre Burdeos aunac da de cada mes
tf !: Csegora 5000, 2: $175 81 $3.50 Entrepuente
De Rcoa Snan1er ell 25 de cda mes nor
Cestanero e frances que 6 de San
Thomas - Is: s ~.r Il 1@''~ s~-. .:-~
L. aegoa $780, q caegr $l75 categ $780, etrepuene poa
$40. ss-5ss es.e. s>oeass 81 'ta~2sA
,saz stF8s.t .,.s.s PASAJES De FAMILIA ~ .#s ~
Toi ss
sA -. - PASAJE DE IDA Y VUELTA
@ expden paaes Europa ida rsbaia del Is
sobre e tctalde Waldo por IL pagan
LPASAJE INTERCOL0NTAL, sa4.A e~-9@~2
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lsEIN NnAkSL
SslMEsR !ViAJE MEEsSliAL
SIAJaEC2AlfA, 4

Caando el mes anterior tenga Fl dias, las llep
S1aIo mensual. En los mesesde FebrerO, Mayo
puerto on los dias selalados 8 un dia despues.
Para comodidad de los pasaieros el vapor de
LISFA DE wREClOS DE Los PASAJES DE PF
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PASAJE INTERCOLLEGIATE,


rebaa los pasajeros de camafa 4.a. 5f @ = =
$3.50 Il s's 1,rxoaI >essaf t7a4.
hospa
tCRIADOS . ae..s. u.
eles
snsnexsa
aunahor
6lo
1en~g d lsh
- 1a9 $ .s ]. S. J. ,. ss 1Aistv gQsv
.,ss,ssIsas ss'a i ss.s a1,sAs = a'Fss''b
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einstruos
GIJIl IED.CA Dll ul1aII19yI ::@s: ..::.! Il: i:
ob}eto 0oral
AcompaTada de direccones personales de !nportan-
cia VITAL dedcadas los casados solteros de ambos
sexos. = el medico consuor. Tn toino en- 80 de 20V
paginas peso.
lie las causas d.
Db LI tlRII)II) =::::: ::::::.::.::: :s::.: +:
- Us AA "a S@A II = AF b ~ clones para obte-
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DE- :aev,'as el % :y:Iegara Giba-
n Ell q
De Gibara el % y llegara & Bara
Goa si "a.
De Batscoa si "A J llegara a Cuha
al 2S. a X
De Cuba ei Is , liegara & Puerto
Plata al ~.
r ET t
De San-Th6mae 81 2 y llegara4a q
Puerto Rico al 8.
De Puerto-Rico 81 s y llegara &
AgusdllIa nj 4
De Agua<3:lle al 4 y l|egars q Maya
giiex 81 4.
De Msyagiie1 al 5 y llegara 4 Peer
6o-Plata 81 s.
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!, CONSIGN ATARIOS

Nuevtas Sr f. Sanchez Dnz- Gibaras Sre Longor to
Comp Baracoa Mones HjoCaba, Sres.
Puerto pats, srsa Ginebra, He M ysgdss D F1mn
10 stes n Loccheta Comp
1ppFsnts @ s0Sfa9 o sl'99a QaaPE:ss:
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<CEa-12 precie del cc..Afrllle no ns.. x1L.a POI
5ua eI.E&.:a. as sp8a(i0 sea de lilo - do a4s-
%s!} 7ag9 osGab.8cisnlento hay cOnsUSntomenr
e. h<. 9ls.tQs, M p;spei d alio do las ineJores f.
SAA.-ei.a
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VAPuRhS INlEkC0 l0NIALTS,

Para Agaadl
yaues His Kram CEu Ponce Ses. Wiehe ca
de Pueo-Rco
SOION WILLINK COMP
San Juande ePucro-R Dciembe de 1876.
, 1876-11-18

The Barbadians have taken offence at Lord
Carnarvon's sending Mr.. John Savage, the
Jamaica Inspector Of Schools, to report on the
education qualifications of the working classes
In that island, upon which Bishop hutchinson,
Sir John Sealey, and Mr.. Elliott, all men Of
education, had already reported. In discussing
the Governors message to the House of As.
sembly asking them to make provision for the
payment of Mr.. Savage, Mr.. Darlington, an emf.
nent Barrster, objected, and amid shrieks Of
laughter, read some extracts from several Of Mr..
Savages official Reports to the Governor of ia
maica, plainly showing not only that he was ut
terly unfit to hold such a position as he did hold,
but that his educational attainments were ao-
tualIy below those Of the working Glasses Of
Barbados, whom he was sent to examine. The
discussion Of the subject was q source Of great
amusement in the House, the result being the
unanimous refusal Of the members to accept
of such services from Mr.. Savage or to paw on8
farthing Of his expenses. The newspapers are
full Of the discussion, aud Mr.. John Ashton
Savage, Chief Inspector of Schools in Jamaica,
has become sort Of Educational Exhibition
for the people Of Little England. We quite
agree with our contemporary Of the Barbados
Agricultural Reporter that Lord Carnarvon
can have very little idea of the sort Of men who
are appointed to gill Offices in the Colonies
when this John Ashton Savage" can be an
Inspector Of Schools in jamaica. We trust
Lord Carnarvon will now take the hint and
look into the staff We In Jamaica are compelled
to pay $500 a,year to sustain, and then Get
somebody like Bishop hutchinson, Sir John
Sealey, or Dir. Elliott, the very excellent In.
ppector of Schools In Barbados, to report on
what a herring and q half worth only three
hallpence is doing With $500 a year in Jamaica,
aud what ii ten years with 100000 a year at
bis command, he has now to show in the way
Of Savage results in education If this
Cl0.C00 a year had only been expended on
Railways our people would have been educated
sufficiently by this time, and Mr.. Savage might
have been better employed in taking photo.
graphs
, 1876-11-18
TR I ID.
From tie Chronicle J

a very heavy shower of rain fell in this dis.
triot yesterday afternoon (Noy. 81. A good
deal Of rain fell also the day belore-a change
from the fine fair weather of several preceding
days-aad good for the ~rat0ons at least. Ii
has been dull and sAowery to-day also.
Varied reports Of The prospects Of the Cane
Crops came from ;ho different quarters bub
they ais, on tle whole, favorable. The canes
are mostly in arrow just now and the estates
present q very pretty appearance, especially
shortly after sunrise.
The Governor has read his annual message
to tbs Council. III estimates the gross
revenue for 1877 at $500, 900, and the gross
expenditure at 5e207, 200. The revenue has
increased from sC2I6. 143 in 1871 to 9256,5O
In 1876 the expenditure from eel85,9S6 to
9220,4o3. The surplus of revenue over ex-
pendtture was G74,006 in 1871, and eos, 874in
l876.-The railway continues TO do we'll. It
Is found that the receipts Of q year may be
safely estimated at eco, 900, and that the
working expenses, interest on loan, and sink
ing fund to redeem the dehentures, will all be
met without charge on the public purse. 1t
has been decided to carry on the line to
Gouva.
SOUTH NAPARfMA EAST, (TRtNIDAD).-The
weather in this district during ths past month
was most favorable for cane cultivation. All
over the ward, canes promise wall-but rat.
toons are short, and will be 50, unless we get
showery weather between this and the FIRST
January next. The crops Of the Island, I
have reason to believe, will fall short of what
was expected in the early part Of the season
by seven or eight thousand hhds. Instead of
being $4,000, you may call it $1,000 hhds. The
falling off is attributed TO the constant heavy
rains we had in the first three months of the
season, and then a slight touch Of yellow
fever which the canes have been suffering
from for the last month.
, 1876-11-18
G. r N ADA.
From tie D0mSn5can.)

A heavy thunderstorm which burst over this
island on the 23rd uItimo has caused much
damage to property in the country districts.
With reference to the political situation the
Chronicle Oct. 2s) writes t.
"We have heard nothing as to the expected
Inauguration of the new Grown Colony Gov.
ernment. Time flies, and fthe delay lasts much
longer, the whole machinery of the tax assess
ments will fall to the ground as regards the
coming year. Our Legislative Assembly,
which readily put off the evil day by adjourn
, 1876-11-18
A CUNNING ~EXPEDIENT.
IRON Tie EUening Telegraph. J

There is q fable among the Hindooa
that q thief having been detected aud con-
demned to die, happily hit upon an expe-
dent which gave him hope for life. He
seat for his %jailer and told him that he
had a secret Of great Importance which he
desired to impart to the King, and when
that had been done he would be prepared
to die. Upon receiving this piece of intel
Iigence the King at once ordered the cul-
prit to be conducted to his presence. The
thief replied that he knew Che secret OF
causing trees to grow which would bear
fruit Of pure gold. The experiment might
be easily tried, and His Majesty would not
lose the opportunity Sc, accompanied by
his Prime Minister. his courtiers and bis
chief priest, he went with the thief to @
spot selected near the city wall, where the
latter performed a series of solemn ~incanta-
tions. This done, the condemned man
produced a piece OF gold and declared that
if it should be planted it would produce q
tree, every branch of which would bear
gold.
"But," ho added, "this must be put
into the ground by q hand that has never
been stained by o dishonest oct. NV hand
is not clean, therefore I pass it 60 Your
Majesty"
The King took the piece o. gold, but
hesitated. Finally he said :-"I remem-
Der in my younger days that I have flched
money from my fathers treasury which
was not mine. / have repented Of the sin,
but yet hardly say my hand is clean.
| pass it therefore to my Prime
Minister"
The latter, after q brief consultation,
answered, "It were q pity to break the
charm through a possible blunder. | re-
ceive taxes from the people, and as / am
exposed to many temptations how can /
be sure that [ have been perfectly honest
| must give it to the Governor OF your
CITADEL"
"No, no." cried the Governor. drawing
back. Remember that | have the serv-
ing out of pay and provision to the soldiers.
Let the High Priest plant t."
And the High Priest said, f" You forget;
I nave the collecting OF tithes aud tue
disbursements for sacrifice"
At length the thief exclaimed, "Your
Majesty, I think it would be better for
society that all five Of us should be hanged,
since it appears that not an honest man
can be found among u.s."
In spite OF the lamentabls exposure the
King laughed, and so pleased was he with
the thiefs cunning expedieut that he
granted him a pardon.
OBEAH AND IT'S SUPERSTITION.
, 1876-11-18
A SEE.

1t Is understood that a Ooadjutor Bishop for
the Roman Catholic DIOCESE of R)seal will
BE- shortly appointed in the person of the Rev.
Dir. Naughton, at present stationed in ST.
0roIx, The Rev. gentleman was Parish
Prlest Of st. Mark, in this island, from 1859 to
1851 Upon the de~th of Bishop Poirier, it is
proposed to detaoh tho Islands Of ST. Thomas
and st. Croix from tbs Diocese Of Rossau, to
form a separate See.-Ibjd.
, 1876-11-18

Ing to 31st instant, will, after all, have to
grapple with the difficulty and 60 resolutely
to work on the imposition of the necessary
taxes for ~supplemeuting the permanent revenue
after the fashion Of Parliament, putting on
taxes yearly"
, 1876-11-18
4 N TIG A.
From tie A4tigua Tsmss.)

Rainfall in the City for the month of O1to.
Der 2.76. A very heavy shower fell over a
part of POpeshead on Thursday. We ara
informed that during last month the rain was
very partial, anil that the fall IN the country
was much greater than in st. John's.
, 1876-11-18
OBEAH AND ITS SUPERSTITION.
(From the st. Lucia Observsr.l

We are again reluctantly compelled to
refer to the continued practice OF obeah
by our people. It 10 not long since we
had the unpleasant duty Of chronicling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-30
ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means Deslrous Of
Engaging In grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
CandaaIna

On account Of advanced Rge l nm dcairous oil
changing my residence, and therefore oer for sale
my farm Situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
the river hank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining tho VII
lAEe Of 'tnavlllc. The property consists Of 60
acres Of b: and table land and Is Of river bottom
In the hill iheic are two seams Of coal Ok and ~
fe0t thick, three deposits Of limestone, al foot
vain Of close texture sand or free stone, an Is foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed Of dtlualts Ol rich and valuable
character.
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lies
gently sloring to the cast, and all under direct OK
p0sure to The sun, Ia Vineyard Of sc acres neatly
CataWhl grapes, all in Hle bearing condition, about
seven years DID, which has proven Itself RbC 10 pay
handsome per cent othe CultIyatOr.
The property Is being approached above and be,
low by an advancing tide Of peTSOns Beeking small
hOmeStcads aud Is now really tho only unoccuIied
territory betwccn Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
It's valuable u an Investment for capital seeking
SAie purchase, and valuable to those who want mar
k6t gardening ground close to the city. II lronts
beautifully upon the river aud commands view Of
tho city, The Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
Tho forms Of salo will 10 one-thIrd eRfh, balance
ii two annual payments, per cent intercst on de-
laTrpl naylnents. For further particulars Inquire
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, Or By mail at Bridgeport, Ohio,
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