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Policeman Nrreeich.

Officer Thompson VS. arrested iast
evening, on Il warrant issued by Squire
roliver, ut the instance OF James Mui-
doom, charging Thompson with assault
i1g John Multcon with intent 70 MAIN.
iajure and kill. The officer gave bond IN
tie sum Of $1,000 for his appearance this
afternoon, NJ which time hearing o.
the case will be had.
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Board Of Regents Mee.ing.

At meeting %; the Board Of Regents
of the State Normal Schools, Yesterday,
Mr.. A. d. Chosmsn was Ieappointed
Principal OF Marshall College, and Nj
A. l.. burlington, OF Morgsntowu, was
sppointed first ussi,tast 1t is not def
nitelv known whether the latter gentle
man will aCctp!.
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DEPARTURES or TRAINS
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

COUNTY COH'isSGO Frs OFFICE,
WHEELING, July 81, ls77.
Sealed Proposals will be received a. tim
office until u o'clock noon, August I'd, fIr
building two incline platforms in court
room, % feet by Is feet inches Also Tor
floor in fire-proOt vault according 10
specifications on file in this Office.
The Committee on Court House and Jail
reserve the right to reject any or all BIDS.
iy3Ot CHAS, h. DEITEkS, Clerk.
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Washington & Lee University
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

Cen. q. VIC. LEE. Pre>r. Full courses
of instruction in Class cal, ! literary and
Scicnt, DC studies, and in tn" Professional
depart rents of Law and civil Engineer
ing.
The next session viii open September
.lth. and close June 2th. Total expenses,
exclusive of books and clothing, need not
exceed SIS; ~ messing they may be re-
duued 90 $40 or SD.
For fun information by catalogue Of cir
cuIar address WALTER BON T.,
iyHeErb Clerk OF Faculty.
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Taken TO Grafton.

Butts, the msn who gained such noto-
rioty as Il manipulation OF pistol, day be-
fore yesterday, was arrested yesterday by
the authorities from Grafton on warrant
sworn out before Squire Caldwell, and
and taken to that place. l. is alleged
that Butts Is wsnted At Grafton to al.
swer charse o. burglary.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

slate OF West Virginia, county OF ohio,
The County Court OF ghio county, July
e., III:
The Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
Comp my,
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The University of Wooster,

I.EV. \. f. TAYLOR, d. d., PktSI-
X dent. Collegiate and Preparatory De-
in successful operation. Twelve
capable and exper euced Professors ana
teachers. Nearly 500 students. Classical
Philosophical aud Scientific Courses
graded To the standard OF aSteru colleges
french and German taught thoroughly
MorII and religious Influences prevalent.
LOCa. f.u heaItuml. building and appara
tus .y,expenses very low. OptH 10 students
Of Ell -S,T. Fall term opens september -
sen. tor a catalogue b fore golnE Else
where. Address the President, wooster
Onto Jy4egraw
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Virginia Female Institute

STAUNT y, VIRGINIA.
DEV. X. II. PHILLIPS. RECTOR, As
IL SISTED by full corps of experienced
officers. Iny I'll annual session viii CONF
monCe September 18TH, IN51. Buildings
81. clOuS, with gas and hot and cold
water. Heated by steam. fNten I've
grounds. Patronage from ~ states.
school hTSt-CIaSs. Terms moderate. Seven
churcu as within three minutes walk.
For catalogue address the Rector.
iNp,apb
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gERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SahHEH LAW LECTI ur,
weekly begin I'm July, M, and ruI Irt
september. Have proved Dl SIyuA. use
LIT, io students who design 10 pur.u. rhsu
studies ~ this or othrr i.aw-scGtnI "a. 70
ihus" who psOpus" 10 Tot1 privately als
81, 10 practitioner, who hayr nor had ne
advantage OF syst" matte instruction FJf
circular apply tP. o University Of ba.. 20
JOHN Il. MINOR, Prot com. and "a
Law. mayli@Ddb
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE..

TIME UNDERS IGNED HAVING BEEN
| duly appointed and qualified rs admin
istratriX Olthe estate of Dr.. David Ba2uley.
deceased, late OF Ohio county, West va -
ALI persons having claims against SAID
estate will present the : me duly au'nru-
ticated to the undersigned, ana all persons
Indebted to said estate vii. make pay
ment 20 the same.
SARAH BAGULEN,
i,.lga Administrator z Of said estate B..
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Norwood High School & College
Norwood P. O., Nelson Co., Va.

Endorsed by the Faculty of the Uni.
versity of Virginia as one of the U.-j
Training schools IN the 50 IN.
The Session Of lsT-S, viii open Eep'.
2ith, IS77. with n full corps Of Instructor r.,
and tuil and thorough Instruction Ia AL
Departments.
Co WrIte Tor Catalogue.
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NOTICE.

LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
a selves indebted to the lat" firm OF
Hennegen, Bates & Co. Will ind II 10 their
interest to call and settle without delay,
at No ll5I Main street. ieII
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E.traets from Test,monlnI..


ISIFEKsITY OF VA, July ~, 100
SIR-It gives me pleasure To state thar
theSDrwOyd High School has sent young
rn=u 70 this Institution well prepared m
the advanced Glasses Of the Academic
Schools. u ranks among the best training
schools for hiEh and thorough culture.
It's discipline j. excellent, ana the health
fulness OF the location Unsurpassed
am, with great respect.
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NOTICE.

CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATIOE
a having been granted 20 the under
sIgneI 70 become a corporation under the
name OF The Belmont Nail works, " this
Is 10 give notice that the fret general
OF tie st9ckhoI ers OF ,Uch cor
yOTallOu VIII De held al ne Office Of the
belmont Nail Works Company, In the
city OF Wheeling. on the 2yth day Of
\ gust, =. y. 81, al Z o clock p. n.
II MY MOORE,
MICHAEL hEILLY,
IhOMA~ O'BRIEN,
ROBERT LEH
ANDREW WILSON,
W. G. HAFDLAN,
jyS1OawrA !. D. Dubois.
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at'heellng ge9later,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 20 New Advertisements.

Preserved Flowers-Hutchins' Art
Store.
Mattings-Friend x Son.
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic Local
Page
Thos. Hughes X Co-Merchant Tail
ors.
NJ Crossman " atches-C. z. Brown.
Paper Box Manutacturer-C. Stein.
metz.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE,
MEADFILLE, "a

The College year Will open sept, lsih.
The Preparatory School viii open 80 "e
day. .-,,,,
Boarding on cooperative plans rom
81 ~ 10 $50, IuclLdln. all Netnr. 81,
BOARDING cheaper Board IN families 'rom
- Nc. =
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select school.
MO. d THIRTEENTH STREET

~
Miss ewham beg 10 inform her friends
and the public IT Is her intention TO con-
tiuua her school at the above addr ~.
Course OF in tructl0us includes french.
Miss y. would be pleased 10 add to e.
nun Der gipupils now Judging with her
In preparal ion iur college.
Lessons In French during The vacation.
Terms, ST.; pupils under twelve, si.5I.
iylUI- -SFb
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TUITION FREE

contingent Fee $40 per Term. Four
College Courses. thartered IN LNI'' NtVtu.
fmnr0vemeDtS extensive; patronage last
wear - per cent over previous year caol'
nets and Libraries equal 10 the est. AP-
ply to President BUGBt r or u the Sr'Te-
tary for Catalogues or information
lNNh.ENl
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The cheapest shoes 70 the city a. L. '
BiOnd's
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-01

G gSTs' fine Shoes .. the latest sLy!es
ust received ~ L. V Bonds.
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II you want t. get cheap and nice
fitting pair Of Shoes, 20 to L. Y. Blond p
1875 Main street.
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iSE skIII mai one and One-hali don.
" - Will cu ~ the most beautiful
new Curomos, IN French OIL color, ever
seen for 8 uu, They are mounted In sIlg
bIGCK eIame. ana gold mats, oval open
iug,aad out-ell anything now before the
public. satisfaction guaranteed. Two
pies Tor - cents, or six for 81 cents.
1eud ly cent, tor grand illustrated cata-
lngue with & rOmO OF Moonlight on the
Rhine. or -g cents :. p Two Landscapes and
Gala Lilies on black ground. J. LATH-
NAN q o., 4.g Washington ST, Boston,
Mas .1S H !. ES9g1aytgs i2[ A FORTUNE
Al "orks. Jejeg sep q Oct
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LAEsT STYLES OF SHOES ut received
Ut L. Y. Blends.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
o J. " FERRELs.
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JUsr received. lot OF Children $
SHOES OF the latest s.vI-s, %. l.. Y.
Blends.
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The object OF this suit Is 10 compel tue
defendants TO iutCrple9d and ascertain and
adjust their rights TO the mOncJ Guy from
plaintiffs 10 the defendant, X ID. Nal>l
amounting to 81, CD.2l, which The ptalulHS
have paid into said Court; also 10 enl"N
such of the defendants as hnNc instituted
proceedings al law against pia.H ms ON
account of said money from iITtncT pro.
ceedings therein, and the residue II ne
defendants rom commencing suits
AGAINST plaintiffs touching their claims
against said muuev, ana also 10 OBTAIN q
d .cr . dischaTgiuE planiitiS rom u IA
hili'y to defendants by -,aS pi ll4"h' ~
ms to sail Walsh. and ION "a plain, T.
costs in this ult.
And it appearing that the defend Ms,
r. u. Walsh, James Roberts hud William
OBrien have not been served with proc s.
In this suit, and IL turtn aPpe ring from
an affidavit fled in this suit That they are
not residents Of the State of West Virginia,
on motion OF plaintiffs by their attorneys
II is ordered that said nonresident de.
PENDANTS, K. ID. Walsh, James Roberts and
william O'Brlen snail appear AT Iul 10
be held for said Court in the Clerks Office
thereof, in the city OF Wheeling IN tho
county and state AFORESAID, Tor the IN MN
of August. ls77, commencing on the first
Monday of Angus, 1917, and do what Is
necessary to protect their interests.
Teste: RORERT b. WOODS
Clerk OF said COurf.
CALDWELL ~ CALDWELL, soils. for r. .-
ti1S lyiOlW
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Down. DowNl DowE - Another
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell 81 some price
whether the mills ruG or not. Corper
Main and 10th streets.
+ W FERREL
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CONOENSED rIME TABLE,.

DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
ANA Mp. n p. NJ.
Balto, : Ohio X. h 4:4p !O:$5' go .-
Central y. Div ......... 7Ii 4:lUt $50
W. P. & 4. Div. $50 . ~
:. ".
Cleveland & Pitts. 6:l2 0:SO S:27 5O2t
ARRIVAL or TRAINS.
"A. Mp. 4. p. Up. NJ.
BALTIC. & Ohio X. H.. S:S5 800 lO:45
Central 0. Div. 5:4i II :Sj+ 40
w. p. s. b. DIV. $50 i:1o
IA. NJ. A. If.
Cleveland x Pitts. 10 s.. 81 S:29 902t
tDally except Suuday-Newark Accom-
mediation. ~
tSteubenvllle Accommodation
train during the day passe, backward anu
forward between Martins Ferry and
Sellaire, stopping when required al Sher-
man House, Etnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter Fri
Gay, May D, 1877:
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2i>t sEMI-AN>UAL SESSION begins
SleubenviIIe, Q Female Seminary

BOARD, ROOM AND LIGHT, PER
ID year, SIS; 4 OF tor m inisicrs' Gaught.
ers. Iuitiou 10 the English COure, Ian
guagcs, Music, Painting, &C., very mOder-
ate. -cnd tor CatalO cue. Rev. e.. &.
BEATTY, ID. D., l. D., Supi; Rev. 4 VI.
REID, Pn.D., Principal. Jy96egq
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rs-Of superior ENGLISH manufactured
and Justly celebrated Tor FL stlc!ty, Dura-
bility and tvenness OF Point. In 10 Num-
ber-.
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If you want /, gcs suited ~ a pair OF
Shoes, 20 to l.. Y. Blends.
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Object and Cbnrncie

Obteci ana bHrHCtPr.-IH his School is
modelled, In It's courses and methods Of
instruction, as far a. possible after the
University OF Va, and H. designed - PEE
pare young men for thar Institution But
At the same tim" M course Of instruction
j. 50 thorough and 50 complete eHbTac-
ing A. lt does all the branches Of kpDWl-
edge belonging 10 a finished lucatlDU,
that those VINO prefer ~ do 50 can here
p riectIy qualify themselves tor lmmedI-
ate entrance upon the responsibilities Of
life.
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thorough a. that OF any institution IN The
state, following the most approved ms h.
DDS, and embracing full cOune iu the
following Departments Of Study: I. The
English Branches. 2. The Latin and
Greek Languages. B. The Modern Ian
guagss, !. Pure Mathematics. ) Applied
Mathematics, Cigil and Mining Engineer-
ing. b. The Natural Sciences. 7. PenmHn-
shin and EgDk-keepluR
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SOLD BY All ERIa8ISTs
UNIVERSAL HISTORY,

The great Interest Of all nations ana J.
our own thrilling history o. 10 ysI
max es this book sell ster than az o'AeI
Three books in one, beautifully t.-'
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HELPHEkSTINE g. BENTLEY.
DRUG GlSTS, WASHINGTON, 0. c
DK- d Ii. RENsON,s

CELERY AND tHAMOMILL Pills
are prepared expressly 20 cure sick Head
ache, Nervous Headache, DgtI, pu.
Headache. Neuralgia, NorvOusnr,s, r .rsY.
les-ues-. and Will cure any cS-,. pIlr' ;.
cc us. postage tree. Sold by nll druggist.
aud country stores. ONCE, lO5 norm Iursv
street Baltimore, nd Kofpr,nc. 10.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-07

einmal beiae sludlid,sn Sinner an, bic aus
tarsm 5immel nieoer lfeieenp fanm msbr fir
bic @rbe pa6en mGasn!
Die SHUTTER psdlelte sinen lhmer:lit
serffdntnibvollen Slif NIT 5srmann.
Da tpsrp id forssn mIilen, meia Ser.
5ensfino, eatsesuets iie nit ictwer untsr-
oriidfer Be,rsauna. pae Gin prcia;itsr s'e
nub eua ein wsnis erniihtert ; Gbrltine
pirp uns tisr elm fraltigss 6rublsHd fer
otren, eas eu6 eas trbilde Daisin rtsosr
ertlarllh MAIDEN fuu.
Nl|o fein MmbrpNa, ldheIte tas jsnee
Wdsden uns fabte 5ari!isb tie Sano Der
SHUTTER unt lsste iie in Sermann's 8edte,
ber Fs earfurdtspctl an ieiae sippsn briidte.
g8ir haben chamber 1hon unten tenillz
fommt, iuete Grau Selm sfprsBt uno b!idte
iheu pur iih nistsr.
Sd ead!e Mrs, e5sr e5 bausrts fp
leuss, bob Id faf erniilid unseoulois
wuros, bis sr enblid ba tpar, betarnte
Senns nit fineliher Naisetat, unb wurpe
babel rotb Bis untsr itre 0odsn. g8;s i'm,
bsa tu gscn's Nuslebsn, WIttsrbsn :?
Sd tsnte, es IN prdhtts - nur id,ent er
mir Elm renis ld'psiaiam, eeuts eu mret
uns teiuen tefsn 6eltueim crenen,en, Der
ic1 ism fhca bic 3uass lSlsa uae Isiaen
alten Sumpr ,psden,
(5ortissaas folsi.)
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@aaosn b!Ub matsrielle uno fs!bIt pielt
niat sOn at,u grocer 8ebeutuus. inoem
fsine rer yumten Elm paus traf sislmsbt
alle In ben Ga6sn nteeer fieIen.
SnIanb.
- Snl Seuat mnrben cine Wfcu9e Bes
titicnen BON Trauen eiusereidbt, pside
Steuern 3ablen uno bebbalb bas Stimn,=
reAt anlpruden.
Wian bet>adtet Senatcr Wab(eisb
pon Stem SampIbire als Nadfctser Wcr
tons I'M Gcmite fiir Yripile9ien uno Wab.
len.
- Sn Sbrepepcrt erlrdblten bic Re<
pubtitauer ibreu Wabors Ganbicateu nit
600 Wajoritat.
- Sn Seem Dorf uuroe Us. sttpr bon
ben 8epubtitanern ais 9seprdientaut er@
mdblt.
- Sn WaiIaduIett5 iieten pie Wabtsn
5u Guniten Der 3eputlitaner aus. 5ie
erlan3ten cine beoeutenoe Waicritdt in
Der 9egislatur. Der Council 1T fali gang
republifanild.
- Ote VerhanolnnJen ga5en garocjo
lIno eeidlciisn unO Der Surp uberssten,
wslae lid nuh in Sibuns beineet.
-. .. 80. @ortess 1T pom @pupsrneur
bon Sabiona als 9iamfoissr Wortons er>
ncnnt puresn.
- 3u rem esiaenbeeansnib Mortcns
bate l;s1 trcb Ses 9fssen cine uasebeure
Wsuidsenmen0e ein9eiunosa.
- Iud, in Gcnnecttcut erlang!en bic
Rsputlifantr Die Gajoritat.
- Die Drssours 5anr!sr Solomcn
Straub & 60. III gisw sjorf baben faatrt.
Qetisa 100000. palfca 140. .000 Muh
6snrp Gimme & 9'ro. bateu fd, banfez
rutt erfldrt. @nulpen $4,000 Dollar.
- gtah ben letteu 8ablna hridteu lit
.teru Orrt NIT IS, 900 Stinmen Waicris
Lit rcmcfrutld9 &c ;ansen, unp Wiscpnlin
nit 5000 reputlitaniid,. pennlplpanien
id)eint cemctratiih sewablt ;u 1aben.
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& c : a ..

- 81 Reao DAT in Gais gount9 Ser.
tsannts ris Go;,onain nvn 6. S. WaQer
uno r!s poa Sstn 5imt.
- elui sin:r barm :. S}aas County,
NO :3uAtbaus. S!ca af!!nse arteitsn, aina
snsm Der sodtttsr oes Gsirsbr lcs, NO.
putd Elm SiraIing getoetat uno alpei Der.
lpunDet lrurcsu.
- SIN Gjalvstcn bate man 80 hurh
cae neulitAe 6eusr 5sId,obiste Bauen
Saummole nadb cinsm leeren Got gebraht,
mcie!tit Ill, tislsite lpleeer entjiinpete unD
{ammsiit) ptrtrannte.
- Sa Brciru County ianb cine beoeu-
teoce us5srihwsmmuns fatt uno in
grpwnwoce tano bas @aIsr in ben
6auiern ;ipsi SUI both.
- Sa 5;latoro iuute sin farbieer Gre.
oiser pcrbaftst percsn eui Bic Nnflase
sines ieiner wsibliAsn @sasinpemttsliepsr,
bae CT ierer 2uaeuo nafssifslt babe.
Salne 0enisinhe ibaar.e fb ober um ibn
uao ltstlte ldalieb!ith 9arsihait.
- Ssi nem Bau pes 3uhtbaules In
8usf wuroe Elm iyldnbil1er 9rbsitsr BON
enem leIncr Mitarteiter topt eelalosen.
--~ Die Gcmpasnie Wtinutenn,ilmer in
Guadalupe County bat tis jeet yers
BREEDER uerbaftet.
- Sn Wtllau 3cuntp Iru lid bic
Gbotera uuter ben SAneinen seseist
baben.
- Son elanc County sinsen cine Gin.
3abl Batrioten at, I'M iit in Gan Gin
tonic einer Gcmpasnie an5uldlieBen,
welde 9e9en Wteritp marldireu Icute, ers
fubrsn atet paielbit, ouB bic Ser. Staaten
nit W'erifr in Srieoen leten.
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Dte
iGdetime Treie @refie
er11eint
taell9 nit Musnabme hes Spnntass
unb fptet
$40. 90 fur tas Satr peer $3.50 fir rrei
Ipnate.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-10-24
Married:

In this Town, on Wednesday, Octo
Der 18th, at the residence of the
brides parents, by the Rev. A. N
Ogden, Miss SARAH HILTON to
Mr.. ROBERT E. RICHARDSON.
In returning hearty thanks for the
appropriate remembrance of the
DEMOCRAT, we can scarcely recall an
instance in the hymeneal line, where
we were more pleased to watt the
good words and blessings of an old
Editor to such ga heavenly made up
MATCH" and surely and de bon coeur,
we do it in the broadcast sense of good
wishes, happiness, contentment and
prosperity, in favor of and towards
our young friends.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-10-24

A WORD TO THE UNEMpLoYED.-Our
attention has been called to new cook
ing utensil, recently invented, which
makes baking pleasure, instead of a
dreaded necessity; the inventor Of
which has conferred an everlasting
blessing upon every housekeepsr. We
refer to the Patent Centennial Cake and
Bread Pan, with which, by simply raj
sing hook, you can remove the sides
OF the pan from the cake instantly,
without breaking or injuring it in the
least, thus enabling you to ice and frost
it while warm. To remove the tube in
the center, insert knife in the slot in
the top of the tube, and simply give it
a half turn, and it will drop out. 1t is
also provided with a slide on the bot
tom, SO that, when you remove the tube
you can close the hole, making pan
with plain bottom, for baking jelly and
plain cakes, pudding, bread, etc., thus
practically giving you two pans for the
price of one. The Centennial Cake Pan
is highly recommended by the ladies as
being the best and most convenient pan
ever introduced. They are made of
Russia iron, are more durable, and will
bake your cakes more evenly and
much nicer brown than you can bake
them in the old-fashioned tin cake pans.
These goods are sold exclusively
through agents to families, and every
housekeeper should by all means have
them. A splendid opportunity is offer
ed to some reliable lady or gentleman
OF this Parish to. secure the
agency for a pleasant and profitable
business. For terms, territory, etc.,
write to L. E. BRowS s. Co., Nos. 2l4
and 2l6 Elm street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-10-24
Court Room Scene.
KENTUCKY JUDGE CqNFEssEs HIS
WEAKNESS AND LEAVES
THE BENCH.
VANCEBURG. KY. }

VANCEBURG. KY. J
Sept. 30, 1877. :
Our Criminal Court was opened 10y
Judge Sands in a creditable style, as
reported through your paper, but no
business was transacted, because Judge
Sands failed to sustain his judicial and
personal dignity. There was much
bad feeling manifested at one time to-
wards this young and gifted Judge,
until he came into Court aud said -
Gentlemen and fellow citizens-I ap-
pear before you to say I am a victim
to vice which has disgraced me be-
fore you and my country. AS enter
ed this Court room I heard some one
say, There goes pretty timber to make
q criminal Judge off, l feel that re-
mark as steel through my heart. am
unworthy of the high honor and trust
you have conferred upon one so young ;
and return to you the office 1 have
lost, being unworthy oft. Pardon me,
friends and countrymer, but you shall
bear this no longer. My judicial in
tegrity aud official acts are blameless.
Thank God, am no longer Criminal
Judge of Lewis county. May Heaven
keep me in my affliction." This elo-
quent and feeling appeal was never
heard here before. Prejudice was
turned to sympathy, and sympathy to
compassion for Judge Sands. He has
a warm place in our hearts, and we
hope he will return to us reformed.
-[Correspondence of the Cincinnati
Gazette.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-10-24


-Do NOT scowL; it spoils faces
seiore you know it your forehead will
resemble a small railroad map. There
lsra grand trunk line now from your
c9Wlick to: the bridge of your nose, in
tersecsed by parallel lines running east
ana ,1.s west, with curves arching your
eyebrows; and, oh how much older
yea look for it. Scowling is q habit
tnas steals upon us unawares. We
irown when the light is too strong, and
wnen It is too weak. We tie our
orcWs into knot when we are think.
ing and knit them tightly when we can
Aotr think. There is one consolipp
: Thought about these marks of time and
troab!e--the death angel almost ALWAYS
sgase them. Even the extremely aged
In death, often wear a smooth and
peaceful brow, thus leaving our last
meRnries Of them calm and TRANQUIL
bas our business 10 with life. Scowl-
lngsm . kind Of scolding. 1t shows
sias our souls need sweetening.-
For PHYS sake, let Us take a sad-iron.
osf p giad-iron, OF smoothing-sool of
some sort, ard straighten these crea-
sea out Of our faces before they can
-[Exchauge, goo 'I'A'