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Frank. Wilder, who has but recently
been pardoned out of the Penitentiary
where he was sent for shooting May
Riley, and man named VIM. Moran
went into Oskamp's jewelry store, yes
terday afternoon, and while being shown
some chains, &C., Wilder was seen to
hand chain to Moran, who seoreted it
in all inside pocket. Mr.. John Pickert,
salesman, coilared Moran, and a scuffie
ensued, during which Moran broke and
ran, but was pursued and captured by
f. I. Davis. and the chain recovered.
Wilder and Moran were then taken to
the Ninth street Station house. The
chain is valued at $46.
Both men were arraigned 10 the Police
Court this morning, but the case was
continued and the prisoners remanded
to cell in default Of 81, 900 bail each.
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.eir country the full measure of devo-

their country the full measure oi oeso-
ton.
In every town and churchyard, from
Maine to Florida, and from PennsyiVa-
mia to California, their graves may DC
traced, and 'the mourners go ABOUT the
Streets" The Nation, thank God, yet
lives in it's integrity, In the hearts OF the
people, and as a great power among the
governments of tho world.
"The fttest place for man to die.
Ia where he dies for man."
To-day, with warm and grateful hearts,
we scatter flowers ON the graves OF
fallen; and as the perfume rises, may
1t mingle with the air which blows over
the grave OF every soldier who died for
freedom from Lexington to Appomattox.
The speech, extracts only of which
are given occupied about twenty min.
utes, and was listened to by the gath
cred thousands with every indication OF
appreciation.
AT the conclusion of Judge Cox's beau :
tiful oration, which can not be given in
full for want OF space, the hymn, "God
Bless Our Native Land" was sung by
the assembled multitude.
Tho grand old doxology, "Praise God
from whom all blessings fow,".was next
sung, followed by a benedictlon by Rev.
IL. W. Pohlmeyer.
At the conclusion of the regular pro.
gramme the decoration of graves and the
pl anting of flowers commenced and con.
cluded at about half-past T. M.
Decoration Day at other Places.
NEWARK, N. j., May 30.-To-day liz
being observed as holiday in the city
The Post-ofioe, banks, and principa
places OF business are closed. The
Phil. Kearney, Lincoln and Hexamer
Posts, g. A. r !, will decorate graves at
Paramount Cemetery this afternoon and
hold memorial services In the City Hall
this evening.
TRENTON, N. j., May 3o.-There is nc
public recognition of Decoration Day in
this city to-day. The Bayard Post, G.
A. r sent out detachments to decorate
their deceased comrades graves. The
POst-oflce and banks are closed. which
is about the only noticeable difference
from other days.
NEW DIRK, May 3O.--Decoration Day
is being duly celebrated. All exchanges
and many private business places are
closed. The Lincoln, Worth and Wash
ington monuments were beautifully dec
Grated and soldiers graves strewn with
flowers. Hon. Stewart l.. Woodford de-
livered tho oration.
WASHINGTON, May 3o.-Weather this
morning rather cloudy but pleasant. Ii
1t does not rain it will be in every way
suitable for the patriotic object for which
it was set apart-the decoration OF the
graves OF soldiers who fell In defense oi
the Union at Arlington. All Depart.
ments are closed and both Houses oi
Congress have adj urned. The city
bears quite deserted appearance, with
the exception Of the display Of flags, and
very little business is being done. Near
ly rybody to-day who is at leisure mas
gone to Arlington or on river picnics.
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Mrs. Mary Brown, who is NO stranSnf
to the Police Court, and her daughtsr,
aged seventeen, were arrested lass
night for picking the pocket OF Mrs- =.
M. Chase, on Pendleton street car yes-
terday. The money and pocket-Dook
were secured. This morning the case
was called in the Police Court, but was
laid over uutu June 3, bail In each casa
being 5000.
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TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 80, l8'

the National Bank. circulation issued
during the present month. This leaves
the outstanding greenback circulation
1870, 123, ,G6S.
Excitement prevails at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, over the shooting OF John @.
Hale, a prominent citizen OF that place,
and s0n-in-law OF Ex-Governor Brown
low. of Tennessee, on last Saturday, by
VIM. +. Walsh, Postmaster and promfn-
ent politician.
John and James Young, under SEN
tence OF death for the murder of Mr.. ID.
Mcdonald, in December last, and con-
lined at Cauga, Canada, on Sunday re-
moved their shackles and attacked the
Jailer, leaving him for dead. They took
the Keys from him and escaped.
1t has been decided in the East that a
lawyer who makes it his business to OBJ
tain divorces can not be damaged by
anything that the English language may
be made to say Of him.
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IHu IVkIvHfHE HtAKFIhze iIcsuSod Wc<6 ts
sued since our last report:
Jacob Dorst and Caroline M0hn.
JHlius Leya and Beatrice <. ScherR
Thomas M. Dignan and Kate DoWney.
Horny Metz and Lizzie Shafer.
Mike Kramer and Annie Moilsrd.
: A. W. Evans AMI Ida II. Gardner.
John simpson anil Smiley Dickerson.
w. Sticpel aud Mary A. Hayes.
john voss and PHILIPPE Schulrnth.
Ernst Stralie and Louisa Eflin.er.
Ben. A. Clyde and Elixahoth NJ. Hunter.
charles Ryan and Elizabeth Thompson.
yoseph Sendelbach and Mary Folmers
Johh Lcesbts and Nina MeWker.
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Henry Rank, % years, Canada
Infant Waltz, city.
Katie Schmidt, . months. city.
Katie F0stcr. 81 yeara, city.
Henry Schuhlar. S1 years, Germany.
Margaret Brockmann. q years, 0srmanE.
Eddie Wickmoier, ID monsbss city.
Infant, unknown, oity.
Jacob OFT. t6 years, Germany.
Chas. brinkusns Il months, c&fys
n Ami ~ yeaysp QoEJn&Ayt
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1t delights the Ohio Democracy wien
William Allen smites his ample chest
and cries: "Boys, them lungs is good for
years yet, agin nything that don't run
by steaTlo
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TNOp sALE-HOUsE = In Avondale, moo
IL now frame Of 10 rooms, pleasantly situated
81 Clinton atrcot. noay Main Avcnuei tae house
4 eii fnishcd aph rery coniplete n every Ie.
ipeQtI. prleq 1lQ,o!0, y snsy pAymsnts. MQwT
)fuAttt, w VI }saxln sNssA ny~-~
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First District-James E. Sherwood .N.asp
Second District--A. 8. Reynolds laD
Third Distrlct-Chas- IL. Evans. - I90
Fourth DIstrict-Samuei G. Harvey Ialg
Fifth District--Jobn Mick elborough Lg0s
Sixth District-Noble X. Royce - i199
Seventh District-PeterJ. j. Fox Lac
Eighth District ii. Lacock LsGa
Ninth District-Wnl. s. Finn. . sa09
Tenth District-H. I'll. Rascaig .. 1S0
Eleventh Distrlct--M. b. Wheeler so
Twelfth District--John Akels .. LQIa
Thirteenth District--A. I'll. Boie ... Lem
Fourteenth District--J. b. Scheidemantlo ana
Fifteenth District-- VIM. Miller i.aS
Sixteenth Iii trict--Wm. u. Orr I.sfa
Seventeenth District--J. s. HiQhlaa,Is I,a7s
Eighteenth District II. N. Chopper ~. I.S,l
Nineteenth District--A. E. Weatherby. :, i.U3
Twentieth District -Tnos. N. Dili .. i.aa5
Twenty-first District--G. w. Oyler lem
twenty second DistrIct--Geo. W. Nye i'q0i
Twenty third DISTRICT henry Doernsr. I..oo
1wenty-ivurth District n. G. Yowell. l.gm
Twenty nth Dl,trict--S. l.. Miner -. ftD0
Twenty-sixth Dist, ict--M. s. Turreil - s.saD
First Iutermcdiate--G A. Cafnahan A.l1a
Second IntormedIato--W. A. Fillmore alu3
fhird lntermediate--E H. Pritchard ~. AIM
Fourth Intermediate -Geo. n. Sands 49, y a
Games High Scaool--Pctcr Fl. Clark n 4, 10
The above nominations were theis re- 4
ferred Co the Committee on Salaries, ma
der the rules.
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Balance, January /. 1s77. 81

Balance, January l, 1877. xiS,z9B
The Committee on Normal Schools
and Teachers Institute offered repass
asking:
1. Authority to purchase diplomass
cost $40.
2. An allowance of $3.50 for expenses
OF Normal Institute.
8. $3.50 for Commencement expenses sg
Normal School.
After considerable debate the reDara
was adopted.
The Committee on Lots submitted q
resolution that the President and Cloik
OF the Board be authorized to purchase
the lot on Walnut Hills from the Trus-
tees of Lane Seminary, paying $2.Ule.
The resolution was adopted.
The Committee also offered a rosetta
tion to authorize the Committee ON Lote
to subdIvide and sell the said property.
which was agreed to.
The Clerk read an Invitation extendezl
by the Turner Society to the Board oR
Education to attend the Fifth Turner
Festival, to be held June 8, 4andB.
Nominations were next made by ta,s
Trustees OF the various Districts of Prin-
cipals in the schools Tor the coming year.
as follows:
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FOUND.

TOUND-CIGA A RS-Two good cigars for q
E nickel, ats. Q. cor.sAIain and Orchard SITS.
my10-tf
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

VNT TANTED--SITUAT ATOMIC do upstairs
Wv work or dining room. No. 1888 Cost ct.
my30-3t
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Country near station on Lit
Id tie Miami Railroad; private family; loca-
aiOn very pleasant. Address or inquire at
Price Current oilice, 81 w. Fourth street, third
foor my3O-4t
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VNTANTED-SI1UAT ALTON To drive car
wv riage and work among horses. Best OF
references. Address CARRIAGE, this Office.
my2y-3t+
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WIANTED-slTUAT girl six
w teen years old, to take care OF children
and DO stairs work, In city or country. Call
at 40V George street. my30-3t
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LOST.

II Osr OR sTOLEN-POCKET-Boo
L tanning a small sum Of money, either at
LeB0utillier's or Shillitos belongs to widow.
Leave 108 w. Fourth street, my30-2t
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n chance; q railroad eating-house for sale in
4 lively town In Indiana, doing . good busi-
urs6: GOOD reasons for selling For particu-
isrs address Loci. .box eo2, loRsnsport, Ind.
mySV-4s
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FOR RENT.

TNOR RENT STORES-One large or two
II small, with i've or ten rooms. 5lS w. SIKH
street. my3J-3t
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FOR LEASE.

ISOR Observation-Disclosures residence
II at tOakley-Elegant mansion, of ID rooms,
finished in splendid style, with all desirable
accommodations; SIX acres in lawn, garden,
shrubbery, fruit, grape arbor in full bearing:
on long, very cheap lease. PAUL SCHUsTER,
~ Court street. my25-5t
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NT ATION--By . girl to do
wv general housework in small family; no
objection to the country. Inquire at SS7 Free
man street. my25-4t
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FOR RENT-.RooMs.

THOR RENT ROOMS Three good rooms,
LNoOR RENT-ROOM-A nicely furnished
H. room for gentlemen, at 246 Plum street, be-
tween George and seventh streets.
EOR RENT-ROOM-A we'll furnished two
IL story front room, suitable for one or two
gentlemen in a private family; reference ex-
changed No. 1877 George street. mySO-2t
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sE1UR sALE--COTTAGB-Of two rooms on
r Prices Hill Road. only bali square from
Prices Incline and Grand View. Reasons for
ceiling, gong to the old country. Come and
zee. Il. r. MCsW WEENEf.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE--LAN D--5O acres prairie land; ;
K. good. spring on same; in thfckiy- settled
county seat. Or viii trade. Address "W."
shs Ofic8. jJ14-H
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THOR sALR-COUNTRY REsIDENCE-Of
Il roouhs, nicely finished; largo lot, shade.
Euis and shrubbsry, stable, well and cistern
IIadjsonvillq, M. 4 G. Il. Il. Apply at a0l
broadway. myso-st
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EN0k RENT-STO RE-And two rooms. NO.
It 6W Central avenue; rent $40 q month.
myH0-9t
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VTT TANTED-SITU ATION--A teacher Of s
wv years. experience in Antioch College,
competent to teach all English studies, Latin
anu book keeping, desires position as Super
intendent or assistant: 5Oi Yellow Springs, o.
my3O-6t
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MTANTED--sITUAT ATlONS-By two Prot
wv estant girls, for general housework.
Also, o No. l cook, laundress, nurse and seam
Stress with reference, at sO Ludlow street.
my25-4t
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T. dale; beautifully situated and well adapt
cd for subdivision, at 81, 600 per acre. Inquire
Of STROBRIDGE & CO.. LithoSraphsrs, COR
mel Fourth and Itace streets.
mhT-Tu.T .Tn&S-tf
TNOR SALE = PROPERTY A splendid
JIG building site Of two acres, corner clinton
Springs avenue and Frank street, Avondale.
Apply at the premises, Or to Judge DICKSON,
northeast corner Main and Third streets.
my30-4t
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I l6k hands high, blooa bay, and very hand
sOne; weighs ]. 80 pounds; good gait and
6euiie, NOS afraid oil locomotive; years old
Ind sound. Address Lock box 1854.
my90-st
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T1OR SALE-CHAISE-T wheeled, shift
L, ing top, made by Geo. G. Miller for $286;
VIII sell Tor 800. Post-ofice Box VIC.
myS0-6s
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TSOR sALE-FEATHERS--L Large AZ pound
IN pillows, 81; choice feathers, 10 cents per
Pound: 80 pound beds, 80. q. W. MORRISON
b Co, 81 West Sixth Street myN-lOt
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vAEraUA@ Ia 9
Cattle, Horses, &C.,
Of the Estate of r. ?. Camden,
deceased,
will be Sold On

TUESDAY, July 18th, 1876,
at the farm Of tho late r. ?. Camden, on
POLK CREEK. LEWIS COUNTY
Eve miles fiom Weston, tue following live
stock and other personal property Of said
estate, consisting OF lat cattle, thoroughbred
horses, cows, sheep, c!c.; los head uf thEee
aud four year oil Tat cattle; 10 head OF
yeArliGgs; one two year Old and one year
ling bull, aud two yoke OF oxea.
HORSES.
Nine fine hIooled colts, three, four md
five years Oll-lteTenue's and Doswsl!'s ;
two iwu.ycar.eli colts, aud fOuc farm aad
brUVI IaGTes.
COWS.
Sixteen bloodcd cows and calves Dur.
hamS-and Ten ycIEIinE lIrI'rri.
Also. Il lot Cr household and Office i1rr:.
ture, farming uteGJils, harness, and d lot Of
FOR RENT.
There will aAO be rented, II: n" snrt
tine, for term Of ,c:r;, the FiS. GRASS
FARM belonGi~: . SAID cSiH'J Of 1901
acres, and capable OF grazing SCI head OF
cattle
The sale will he Continued from day to
day until completed.
TERMS or SALE.
Cash for ali sums under SIS. For all
Sums Ov.r Si5, credit Of "a months will be
given, nkirg nole1 with Guttieirnt security
from the purchaser
FLORA CAMDEN, Admir-.
Above sale Is postponed ill the 9Th Of
September, when II will certainly take place
FLORA CAN'T EN-, Adm'rT.
July 18th. 1876
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West Virginia.
At Rules held in the clerks Office Of the
county court OF Lewis county, on tho fTSt
Monday in July, 1876.
". g. Bennett, administrator Of Josiah
DiScIow, deceased,
rs
Elizabeth Lehman, &c.
IN cIIANCEnT.
The object ofthis suit il TO administer tho
estate, real and personal, ofJoSah BiSclow,
deceased; to convene his creditors; iuks
proof OfhiS debts, md IN Orlcr To pay the
same to sell certain tract OF land on Sand
Run, in Grshur county, Nest Viz, inM, con-
tanning 100 acres, Of which the SAit Josiah
BisrIOw died seized. And It appearing by
affidavit filed that the defendant Elizabeth
l.ehmauis nonresident of this State, and
she not appearing. 1t Is ordered that she do
appear At the clerks Office Of said court, ut
rules to he held therein, on the last Monday
IN July, 1876. aud do what Is necessary Ia
protect her interest In this suit Testo
J. WOOHTER, Clerk.
July 10, 4H
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eE BALTIMORE CATTLE MAnSEr.-
From tho market report this week VIC
quote as follows: Very best on sale
tae; generally rated fIst quality
48a5; medium or good fair quality
3fa4t; orliaary thin steers, oxen aud
cows S1a33; general average Of tie
market 81 er!sclue range OF prices
3la6; must of the tales we're from
Il to 81. The cattle were f'om the
following States: Virginia SIS; Ohio
SIT; Maryland oil; Pennsylvania
&, Illinois IS; Tennessee lOl; West
Virginia 99J Total, l, 4S2. ,
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- DR.. u. N, DENT has located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of biz 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 ar ao.
carate knowledge of diseases but also,
from his long experience as druggist,
understands perfectly, the procrtits Of
medicines. and their application in tho
treatment Of disease. Tho Doctor can
br found at his Office OH slain St, !
door below RaIsion's Jewelry Store.
All calls. night and day, promptly ut.
tended to.
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~EyDEAD-AuoILet chapter IN Tug
tragedy otlast week was ended BY tue
death of D. II. Ayers, the mnn who
was wounded, which painful event &C.
Cured on Sunday night lust between
The hours Of twelve and ono O'cIoek.
A short time previous to bis deutA Mr..
AYERS seat for Mr.. Mckinney, who
wen, Immediately to the bod side Of
the unfortunate man, when q most
touching scene cnsucd' lie kne!'
down beside the dying man and by q
fow whispered words was in'or4ed
that he was fully forgiven by him
(Ayers) for the deed be had commit
ted. Weeping was not unnauIy then
aud these two msn-Oue just preparing
to give up lifO. and the ether sui 10
tho full enjoyment ofit-freely n'Ogled
their tears, aud We doubt not thai
Young Mckinney would huyo aImes
willingly laid down his own liie' cOGIS {
DO have restored Ayers to full tcalIl
and vigur again, for it is said That h'
(sIeKinncy) is almost heart broken
Among tho last requests made By
Ayers was that Mckinney should moi
be prosecuted nor held accountable fol
his death. The fuucrnl oil Mr.. Aver:
took place from his late residence il
palntine on Monday evening following
his death, aud the remains wero i'l
lowed 10 tho grave by vGry larg'
concourss offelatives and 'ympathiE
ing fisnds.-FairmoEt LAacz.
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R9~ IN this issue ot Tug DETocRAT
will be found part Of an interesting
letter in regard ia the Centennial. We
regret exceedingly that Qua space pre-
vents us from publishing all Of it this
week, but promise tie remainder next
week.
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NJ. WoEindin: Thinking that the upper
portion OF the county Is entitled 10 some e
the county offices, we respectfully announce
Nj. n. Z. RulIRBUuGu, of Collins Set
tIcmcnt District, as d candidate for Assessor
OF tho ID District Of Lewis county, subject 10
the decision oftke County Democratic Con.
VsHlion, should one be held.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Public Lectures.

Rev. ". COlCgrovC, President oil the West
Yirginh College, Pennington, will deliver
public lectures, at the following places and
times:
Weston, July 81.
Big Skin Creek. July 90.
Jacksonville. July a.
French Crack. July 20.
B,Hkhannon. July 27.
Subject-EpucArioS.
GT The public is respectfully invited.
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NMNOVMCBMBMVS,
County and District Offices
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Nr. Wodindin PLEASE state that VEL
LlN6TON Y. CiilDESrER will be candi.
date for tho llouIc Of Delcgalee from Lewis
county, subject to the decision oftllU County
Democratic Convention, and oblige.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Ftslon, Julg4, 1876.
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ir:J- Dr. GEoR6S B. SIM rsoS desire
US to state that he has now 60: his
business SO arranged that he cau Ut
tend to all professional calls. lie
respectfully sOljcits calls from the
country. which will receive prompt
a,teutiou--uight and day. When not
professionally Cugus ID, the Doctor can
be found at his residence (the dwell.
ing formerly occupied by Judge Ed.
miston) just below the Bank.
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EPISCOPAL
Female Institute.
\VTNNuEcTIR VA

WINCHESTER, VA,
Rev. ]. G. WHEAT, D. D.. Pr'pal.
assisted by competent and experienced
Teachers in the diErrcn, Departments
The Annual Term will begin September
1891 For circulars, stating cOursa Ot study,
terms, &c, apply 10 the Principal.
RgpxuENcE< Tho Bishop and
Clergy Of Virginia. n " Harrison,
Judge NJ Edmiston. Judge John
Brannon and Dr. r. B Camden, Yves.
ton, W. Va
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Try Gilpin's Vegetable Pills. They
vii! asous6 tie liver. cleanse the siom-
ach, restore vitality to the rrcs:rate
sys,em. Thirty years before The pub
lie. ChelEnnl I EaEs, asents.
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Ma. WoYYrap;S: Please announce that
Mr.. GEORGE FISHER, Of Eurphy's Greek,
tpresQnt ASsesi9r) will DO a candidate for
Assessor OF the "a District Of Lewis county.
And ob!ise, MANY CITIZENS.
iPeston, Nurrh |, 1876.
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SALE or VALUABLE LANDS.

L. g. Eeitz 4 Co.
vs..
f. A. Bennett, administrator ofjsnsa Ben.
ne:t, deceased, and Others.
N GaAScsRY IL THE CIRQUE COURT or E,Tclir
COUNTY, W. Va
BY virtue OF y decree rendered by said
Court at the 0cioter tcrr, 1878, thereVf,is
the above cause, will, on thH
9th DAY Of August. 1876.
Chat being Court dny) at the front door Of
The Court House At Lewis coIn:y, v. Va.
sell Ht public auction, to he Highest si1dsr,
the following zeal estate situated In tie sAit
c9unty OF lewis to-wit
i4G ACRES OF LAND
or Indian Camp and Carton Kun Hud
2l3 ACRES OF LAND
on Gap Euu, nnl being owned By the tsta.s
Of JnmrJ Iilunelt, diseased.
TERMS OF SALE.
Qne-,hirl of tho purchase nouey cash in
hand, and the residue upon CREDITS oiB aai
IL months, bearing interest from tho date Of
sale, and tic purchaser giving rrtSs with
goNd security for the deferred instainicn,s.
and a lien hCiug retained upon the property
to further secure the payment thereof.
Z. D. MERRtCk.
julyl74w Special Commissioner.
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gUsTICE-FREEMAN'S CREEK
DISTRICT.

Nr. Woaiudin Please announce that our
present efficient Justier, GEORGE W.
STRICELER, will lie supported loE rc,t!sc
ti0u, by MANY VOTERS.
Freeman's Cre.it. .Rarch %.
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Eg- J. Z. Mccoy. OF the Grm Of
jenkins, Jackson u Co, will call upon
our merchants III few days.
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FOR As$EssoR-1ss DISTRICT

Mr.. wof!indin Please announce that Col.
JOHN KEE, Of Hackers Greek, will be n
candidate for the U!hce Of Assessor oil the lsI
District Of Lewis county, subject to the de-
cisiou OF tho Democratic cOuaty COG'cn.
loa, should one b. held, ard obligc
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Jane Leu, March II.