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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01

Among the riches trimmings made use
OF BY Parisian mOdiStes are fringes Of
f0Wers ana fruits, cOmpos I'd as Tor in
stance-StrawbeFry blossom and straw.
berries red ana black currants, mingled
win lIlles-os'the-yalley, or else tri1ges
composed only OF flo ers in shades an
harmonize with those OF the ma erials
employed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01
The October Failures,

In this city, were slXty-one, the largest
number i'll any one month Tor the year,
Aggregate liabilities were upwards of
93,6oO,OOO about $lO0, 900 less than in Sep.
LemDnr
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01
THE OLD WORLD,
Eastern War News,
THE RUSSIAN FORCES.
Nation al Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from
bucharest says the Russian troope
around PIeVna are estimated at one
nundreG and fifty thousand men, to,
$etler with tiIty siege and five hundred
held guns.
TURKISH UNEASINESS.
"A uispaLcu from CUnsLantlnuple saws
the Iorte admits the capture OF Teliche
oy lhe Huss1ans. Great uneasiness pre-.
yalls Ill Constaniiuoplo regarding
fleVna, there being rumors of success S
oi the Nusslnhs in the rear of that place,
THE SElGE OF KARS
A dispatch from ErZ .ruum SAWS the
siege OF hars has opened the garrison
which consists OF ten thousand men. is
well oYisioned, and have plenty of am
intuition.
FORMING A NEW CABINET
PARIS, NOV. Lit is Reported that the
Ministry will hold th0ir Offices till Sum
day. President Mac anon Is forming n
comprom Sc Cabinet.
1n the Dominion.
THE oRANGEMEN.
MONTREAL, Nov. 1.-The orange band
OF young Brltous held their concert in
Mecanics Hall last night. The police
kept things quiet, but there was mucb
excitement in the vicinity and a ans.
Lul DanCe was aDprehended
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01

Speaker RaudaiPs presence in the
chair is, in Mrs. CIemmel's eyes, "ex-
tremely winning. Cast in Roman mold.
tall aud powerful, he sits b e and locks
the man he is. He is just ii ty years
old, hut does rot LOOK lorty-nye. Nj.
Randall has a tine head, covered with
closely-curling black hair, clearly cut.
strong features, with square,, sofia
out not heavy jaw; u noun that could
hardly fall to have its own way, il it ses
about 1t. The very strong win OF the
man is perfectly apparent in his COUNTS
nance; tut, combined with tue neaaa.d
brow, gives tue impression of larg,
p0wefrather than oi mere willuins.s.D
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01
TWO GRAND
COLORED DRESS rnoDe
AMUsHMDNTs.
GRAND OPERA-HOUsE.

DON'T FAIL TO SEE
The grandest Spectacle ever produced in this
city,
SARDANAPALUS
Introducing the Great Premleres, MILE
DE ROSA and AEAiS lie TOURNkUR, and
OR md Italian Ballet, The storm Effect, splen.
did scenery and magnificent costumes-all
from Rooth's Theater, New York-every Even
ing and saturday Matinee.
Monday next-Mlss Fanny Davenport =
Pique
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01

Inc Egyptian troops have fought
bravery Tor the Sultan, bat some of them
evidently do not like the smell OF DOW.
der. Ii Gently there were TWO hundred
ana 'rty. four of tuem in the hospital at
Auriahople with the tops OF their righs
thumbs missing. This self mutilatlon
Will prevent them handling easily The
eech-loading guns.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01
FOR SALE.
wANTHD---M1scHLLANHous

NV AN IED-You can save money by eo,ps
w to the Cooperative lea stores, 4s Ia q,
Pearl, Locust street aud Park avenue, north
sast corner Elizabeth and John, 24i West
a lbs. of good Tea for ST.
I IL r. II. THORNEJrpy
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01
NATIONAL THEATER COMIQ[JE.

NILE. ZOE AS THE FRENCH SPY,
supported by our efficient Dramatic Company
and Twelve New Specially Stars. It.
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LOST.

7 OSr-STAR ROUTE BOOK-Fnder viii
IL please leave at this Office or No. 2 Stavriv
street. Ii. TAYLOR. oc9i .Yt*
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wv WANrED-WET NUR5E-Apply to DR..
A7P. N. ' ''' '''V'' as
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
The Reunion at Marietta.

MARIETTA, August 25.-ArFangc.
meuts are completed for the fourth an-
nual Soldiers and Sailors reunion,
which vii! be held hero September 4th
to It'll. 1t is expected that President
Hayes will be prcseut one day al least.
Tie Governor and stuff will iuaugur-
ate tho exercises, rcmnin during the
entire cncampmcnt, and 10 hold gen.
cral review ono day. The following
named prominent military Generals
arc expected to address the audience
during the four days: Generals Shtr.
man. Sheridan, Fitzpatrick, Crook
ScOlicid, EcsleY, Fearing, lIaum,
Powell. and Lcggct; aud from the
South, Generals Jos. u. Juhnson
CockreH, Bradley johnson, Hood
Leslie Coom6s. Col. McningcrOdc u
Fi'z Hugh Lees staff and others
Hon. Il. NJ. Bishop, lion. W. II
West, Hon. J. 4. Garfield, Hon. ThOs
Ewing and others, With large mum
Der to hear from. 'rrnia have bee,
secured for all troops and for those VIII
bring blankets and wish to 60 iut'
c,n,n
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
The Senate.

The United States Senate now stands
thirty-nine Republicans, thirty.thrcc
De,pocra IS and three vacancies, which
will undoubtedly be Oiled by the seat
ing Of Democrats. This will give the
republicans but narrow technical
majority Of three, counting oil the
disafIcctcd Republican Senators ms Re.
pubIicans. It is easy to see that the
D cmocrats will soon have CONTROL oil
the Srnatc, us tho Republican Ssnntns
from South Carolina, Alabama, Arkan-
sas aud Florida will DO succeeded By
Drmocra,s.-N. ]. World.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
News Summary.
How Hayes Arm was SAVED.

At tie battles Of Antietam and South
Mountain u C0loacl was Rounicd-his
arm fcarfully sbattered-nnd he was
borne from iLo field by his brothers
and private soldier. They carried
him across the country long and toll.
some distance, every step Of which was
torture to the sufferer, ~ the house Of u
Maryland Urion Garucr. Ttcn came
the ubiquitous Yankee surgeon with
his giiurriug knives and cruel saws,
and made hasty preparations 10 ampu.
tate tue ailing wcmbcr. The farmer
vchcpcrily protested, declaring the
man would die il the arm was cut or
The Surgeon insisted that the patient
would die il the arm was not taken of,
and the COlOnel's brothers conceded
with the surgeon. But the determined
old farmer dispatches his SOP on his
aeCtcst horse across the fields to the
other side of the moun.ain after bis
friend AMI ncigh1or. country physi.
clan, and rank rebel. When the
rustic EscuIqpius arrived there cnsucd
a long contention with tho Yapkcc
hcwer Of bones oyer the sufferer, but
the result vas that the arm was saved.
and after some weeks Of careful nurs
ng The Colonel gallopol off to join bis
regiment, comparatively sound man.
lie subsequently became Governor Of
Ohio, and noy fills the Presidential
chair,-PM'oddIhia BHlleii@,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
General Grant.

LoHp,S, August !7.-Gcn. Grant
has remained very quiet since his nrri'
sal in London mud intends to take Il
brief rest after his somewhat hurried
apd fasiguiug continental tour. lie
will proceed to Scotland tomorrow
(Tucsday } The date of his reception
in the city Of Glasgow has not yet
been fixed. The General and Mrs.
Grant arc both in excellent health.
having much enjoyed their TIP through
Sweden, Belgium. Germany, Italy
and Switzerland. The preparation 10.
presenting Gen. Grant with the free.
dom Of the city Of Glasgow ara pro-
gre 'sing.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Tie Presidential Party.

NEW YoNK. August 90 The Pres
dental party arrived here shortly If.
ter & o'clock this morning, and after
breakfasting at the Fifth Avenue hotel
took the S:jj train for Washington
With tic exception Of three rousiig
cheers from the crowd gathered in
front Of the hotel when the President
left there was no demonstration what.
ever.
WAsluSOroS, August 9l.-Thc
President and party returned this even.
ing from New England. The prcsi,
dent leaves September 7th for IRE
mont, Ohio.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Fires.

RlcuAoSD. August 2G.-Thc hotel
at Yellow Sulphur Springs has bceu
burned. loss S25 900; insurance
$4,000. One cO!Orci boy killed.
San FEANcIsco. August "G.-The
City Hall at Oakland was burned last
uight. All the important documents
aud books wcro saved and the rrisO'
ncrs removed 10 the cOuutyjail. None
escaped, The building i, is,latel aud
the fire originated in the upper story
which was no; finished. The [Iall was
built eight years ago aud cost 500, 900,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
A Witness That Morton Didn't Want.

San Francisco, August GA
Portland press dispatch says ", i.
Highly. who was under indictment for
sugOrdinaiiOn and perjury, and now in
jail in default of bonds. has just made
the following affidavit in regard to the
Grover investigation: I, ". j. Highly
being duly sworn. would state that A..
". Waters, U. S. Maud aud J. \
Kelly, collectors Of customs revenues,
hired md induced ". II. Stiles to
mike the aihdayid that he did that
| was present at the Cosmopolitan Ilo'
tel at Portland, and heard and saw the
above done; that John Kelly paid
Stiles way to Portland, and that he
paid his way at the St. Charles Hotel
while hc was there. and thu John Kcl.
~ induced me, ". B. Highly, to pro.
cure the aiiilavil of Il. a. Lake that
Morrison &. Athey wrote the allidavid
Of +. \. Lake; that he kdows all about
the transaction that it was done in
David S. Goodselrs, in the Holmes
block, and | never induced any one 10
swear to what he did ; TINT in payment
to Lake for tue above gave orders on
Walters, in accordance with John Kcl.
ly's ordcr,thc object Of the whole thing
was 10 destroy any influence the Gov.
ernor might have with the United
States Senate, aud also to affect the
next June election. interviewed
Morton and len Holiday in Portland,
and informed him Of the act that if |
was but on the stand, my testimony
would DO III accordance Herewith. lie
sui / for inc not to come before the in.
vo:Iigatins committee in Oregon, bu,
to come to Washington, D. G.; that my
mileage and fees would be puil, mud
that | kept out Of the way under Nor.
tons instructions,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
The Eastern War.

LoSEoS, Angus, 21.-Tic continue.
ton Of the DncIy Aces correspondents
description Of fridays battle in Shipka
Pass shows that the central pcuk Of ll.r
Turkish position vas carried with the
b1yOuct by the Rus 'ian'. part Of the
troops who &C 'Onpli he'd this being lei
By General R'dctsky IN person. The
correspondent. says tho. Turks cnlcav.
orcd to rciaka it, but were repulscl.
As well as thus clearing bis aauk, Gen.
eral ltadczky also pushed back the
Turks from the front. The Turks will
doubtless renew the attack tomorrow
or SGuAsy With fresh troops, pos IDLY
both IN front aud on the tanks. They
arc reported as pressing on through til {
narrow aud difficult pass 90 the east
side of sIiPka, lcalirs down into Tri.
anoSa, but | know that the Grand
Duke NichOlas has ordered 0 brigade
to that point With moro troops to fol,
low; also that rciufOrcemcuts are
dreaming OF TO slipka. The position
o. General RadcIzky has broken tie
dangerous pressure Cd bis aauks. All
danger is not yet over. but The uimos.
phcre looks much clearer. The cor
respondent estimates the Russian loss
on Friday at l,5OOkilled md wounded.
BELGrADS. Ausus: 2G.-An extra
ordinary session of the Skupscll;ua will
bp convOkcj to decide bctwccu war aud
tho CONTINUANCE Of neutrality. All the
commanders huyo been called to the
council Of var.
a correspondent at the headquarters
Of IAe PieTpa army, tciesFaphs. August
9Th : Osmun Paslla receiy.d rein.
forcc'ucn. Of $4,000 regulars yesterday
from Sulc:man Pusl,a: Til. plevna
army now pumbcrs 75),COl, with 200
gpHs.
ST. pErEE'HuRG, August 27.-Thc
nc rs from COustautiuoplo announcing
tho capture o. several fOIts it shipka
pass is, according to the prescut iufOr.
nation, uufOunded. The following Uf'i'
ciaI intelligence is published: Accord.
lag to The latest news from hcal4uar.
tiers our troops have not yielded ap inch
Of their position in Shipka Pass.
LuSDoS, August 47.-'rhc Turks
took Hiz,imctFc, but in a'teup'ipg to
take KurukdOra were entirely defeated.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Fifteen Minutes TO stop IlugginS,

"a schoolmistress 10 n suburban
town, who had long been annoyed by
the pervcrsities OF male pupil nine
teen, on one of the closing days Of the
last term, kept him in and undertook
to whale him. lle however, disarmed
her, and returned several kisses for
c,ch blow. The schoolmistrcss, una,
blc to forgive this breach Of discipline,
looked him steruly in the face, aud,
shaking her fOretnscr at him in o
mcnauciug manner, said, solemnly,
William, l will give you precisely
fifteen minutes +, stop huggins the, uud
il you disObey me, | shall punish you
very severely" Chicago Tribune.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Proclamation by the Governor.

Whereas. the Legislature, on the
twenty.drst day of February. in the
year one thousand eight hundred and
seventv.scvcn, passed an act cutitIct
!" An act providing for the location oil
a permanent seat Of government for
this State, and tho erection tlcreat Of
the necessary buildings for the use Of
the Stat. > and whsrcas,as was rcquir.
Cd by said act, an election was held
GU the FIRST Tuesday Of the present
month uuG whereas, it appears from
the returns Of said election from each
OF the counties Of the State Except the
county Of Tyler, from which county 10
returns have bctu received, made to
INC 10 accordance with the provisions
Of said act, that Charleston, in the
county Of Kanawha, received fOriy.Onc
thousand two hundred and forly.tlrce
votes; ClarksLurg, in the county Of
llurrison, received twenty-ninc thuus.
nnl nine hundred and fOrty.two votes.
aud Martiusburg, in the county Of
Betkley. received eight thousand aud
furty.fOur votes.
Therefore. I, Henry N. Mathews,
Governor of tue State Of West Virgin.
ia, do, by this my proclamation, declare
that at the election aforesaid, q mujor-
ity Of all tho votes was cast for Charles.
ton, in the county Of Kanawha.
Iu testimony whereof | have hereunto
set my hand aud caused the Seal Of
tue State to be affixed, at Wheeling,
this twcnty-ffth day Of August, in
the year one thousand eight hundred
aud scvcnty.scycn, aud Of tue State
tue fifteenth.
Henry N. MATTHEWS.
By the Governor.
S. BRADY, Secretary Of State.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Earthquake.

PANAMA, August 1S,-Callao dates
to August llth, report serious earth
quakcs at COquimbO and Sarcns, in
Chill. The extent of disturbances aud
amount OF damage is not stated. The
Guile frcm Gallo has been broken BY
the earthquake, and details of the news
are therefore not received,
Many priests arc leaving Ecuador
on account Of hostility 10 the govern.
mGut.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Reform is Necessary, even
in the Tobacco LING.

Great Reduction in Prices,
Have you been to The CITY CIGAR STOLE
Main Street, WESTON?
u you want Il five cent Cigar, with Irov,,u
Killing, you can get il thprr.-You ,s,, r.t !;
Connecticut TIPS for II dime. -Yoa rnn ret
. u Domingo TIPS Tor linlc-You rnn srt
! SiOgtcs for ) crntS,-You can ri mir,
li"rannn for ~ ccnis.-Or, II Won wani
iiomc-MNde Smoking Tobacco Won rnn Lnwr
d package for liccnts-rou can rct Kiliirk.
lHick, real Turkish, Porto Eicco, Anrirot
The Weed, NAnillg, virginity, Sweet Morsrl'
or Fun Bob smoking tobacco vCry chem.
And now look nj my great variety oil
Chewing TOhArco-0ld Dimiuion aOs,s n
plug, Paragon Twist only lSrts II Ming, t;ol.
den Twist 2Octs. Golden iFlat-stii nfrssrsl
-;Orts, Double Navy 9jcts, Gnyrly 10 i
"a fine ariicle-jOcts, Fine ut-CjmaIu.
ion, 81 pound
lfyou want n good blue Match YOU can
get It -'oriryOu want II handsome Unmarried
ripe you eau get Il. Yon can gel A Stonr
pipe for almost nothing. Or would Won IKE
TO 81 some Scotch SnWIr? You can crt i,
and Rape Snuff Hisa. You can 70, torr;-l,
tobacco SEED. D"
there isanything in the way Of smok.
ihs, Chewing or Shutting, it Is ALWAYS ioLr
lIad Mt tic CITY CIGAR STORE,
CONC OMc.--Cow>c M.
ROBERT JUFEIe.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01

Tx. TREASURER SPINNER has bceu
interviewed BY u representative of tho
Washington Samiy Acnsi.!, aud is
represented as speaking iu terms Of
ridiculc Of President Hayes civil ser.
vice aud Southern policy. In regard
to the latter. MIR. Spinner says
victorious urmy surreulsriug itself to
prisoners Of wur would very much re-
scmblC tho actions Of the President"
Mr.. Spinner also lavOrs Mr.. KelIcy's
iu;:rcoayeTIlb!s curreuey l,vulE.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Reunion OF the Army or the Tcnncs.
sec.

CHICAGO, August % The reunion
Of the Army of the Tennessee takes
place at S.. Paul tue first week in Sep
TENDER. The local committee Of this
city has made half.farc arrangements.
Delegates will go from here via the
Northwestern railroad, aud return by
the Milwaukee and ST. Paul. Tickets
good for twenty days, Trains will
leave at 10 o'clock on the morning Of
September 4th.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Kind Advice.

The Philadelphia Inquirer. referring
to the letters Of the Governors of Mari.
land and West Virginia uprising the
President that they no longer need
federal troops 10 preserve the public
peace or TO project railroad property.
says: "NOw that tue trouble is over
it will be Of tho first importance for
these two Governors to prepare for fu.
turc emergency, aud save themselves,
their party aud their States from tho
humiliation Of having to call upon tho
government to help them cut of diff.
Guilty FROM which they ought TO be abIo
to rxtricatc themselves" low about
Pennsylvania ? Did she Cx,ricalc
herself without Tue aid VI federal tIuop.?
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Large Grcenback Convention.

New HAVEN, CoSS., August a.
At meeting of some $4,000 Green.
back men last night, resolutions were
passed calling for the unconditional
repeal Of the resumption net, the full
mone,izatiOn Of silver, the passage Of
IN act making grccnbacks full legal
tenders and interchangeable with
bonds, the adoption Of an equitable sys-
ten Of taxes and the abolition Of mon.
opOlics, in opposition to subsidies, AMI
eondemniug Secretary Sherman and
calling for his removal.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Sitting Bull Commission.

WAmISGToN, August 24.-Gcneral
Of St. Louis, having declined
a position on the Sitting Bull Commits.
siOu, the Secretary Of the Interior tel.
cgraPhcd the appointment Of General
Francis A, Walker, Of Yale College,
who declined. Another, no! named,
has been requested to servo.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Illness OF Bishop Lynch.

The Right Rev. Bishop Lynch, OF
Charleston, lies SERIOUSLY i'll at Boston,
Mass. Tuesday prayers were offered
up for hiu ut tue carly masses in the
various Catholic churches in Chstlcs'
tou. A surgical OPERATION will be
, rrfor,ncI on him somo timo this week
ly eminent surgeons 10 Bostol.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01

SENATOR THURMAN expresses the be.
lief that Ohio will 60 Democratic this
IalI. lie says the one point causing
an uncertainty is tue wOrkiugmcn's
movement and its results. and his in.
formation is thut it will probably work
favorably to The Democrats.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01

Little Washington is prolific O'ased
people who arc taking their first rides
on tho scars" The latest mentioned
is Miss Mary brown, in sidcn lady Of
ninety years, who took her first ride il
The cars, on the Narrow Gauge
Thursday.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
The l.atc Gibson J. Butcher

GlnsOS j.. Burcurr dica at bis
home abou. ! o'clock CD the evening of
the 29,h inst An appropriate oG'u.
DRY will sppes: in the nest issue Of oRr
paper.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01

Judge J. S. Blacks article on 1.-The
Electoral Conspiracy" is to be replied
to III tho September. October number OF
the NORTH IinlcricaM Reriec, by the
Hon. G. ". Staugh,Ou, the associutc CT
Secretary Evarts before the Electoral
Commission.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Loan Negotiated by D. & o Railroad
Company.

New YoRk. August Git is re-
ported that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company have negotiated
loan in London, sufficient to fund the
floating debt and leave a surplus.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01

by tho terms Of the new law (Which,
by the way, is statute which renes's
no credit upon its frpmcrs) the new
Boards pect 90 the first Monday in
September, and appoint The trustees for
tue various sub.districts. Fix the school
levy, make arraugemehts as to the sal.
aries Of teachers, &c,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
Senator Nturt0n's Condition.


IXmASApoMs, August 81 The
following Inns been received here:
RIcnNoSD, lSU., Aug 2i, 10 a. NJ.
Senator Morton rested we'll last
night. This morning at { o'clock the
pain returned to his right side, but i
rapilly subsiling at this hour. He is
now easier aud comparatively comfort.
able.
RrcuMoSD, ISD., August ei.-By
request Of a representative of the Asso'
ciatcd Press Dr.. Bliss, Sen ltor Nor.
toms Washington physician, made the
following written statement ut ten
o'clock tonight: "Thc Senator has
been steadily improving since ycstcr'
DAY, making rnpid recovery from the
attack Of indigestion which occurred on
Wednesday. lie is cheerful and hope
full, occupying his chair several hours
to.da, reading and discussing tho more
prominent topics of public Interest
Ills physicians feel warranted in pro
nouuciuy him out Of danger, and
should no unexpected complication DC
cur, his speedy recovery will be iusur-
cd"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-01
District School Officers.
TIE QUESTION OF school,
LEVY.

We have neglected. heretofore, to
present TO our readers the result Of the
late election Op the question of power
TO levy for schools iu the various Dis.
tricss; and Oh ihc p.iucIple Of "bctter
late than pcyer," We annex below the
names Of tic officers elected, and the
yOtr on the question Of ievy;
couEr House DISTRICT.
i'rca,lcnt-Wm. J, NatLcwg.
tNc,ajrrs cfthc E9ard-'j. NJ Ian.
caster and Thomas White.
sElS GREER ptsTmcr.
l'rcsidept-l. N CASTOR.
Members Of Tic R@'d-Grapville
Gibson and y. Il. Harris
PnxE*AS's CREEK DISTRICT.
I''esidsM-Wm. lGultcrman.
.MemIersg he l}pgd-J. F.. Hull
a1p Slpcou @N'Hec.
HACKERS CREEK DISTRICT.
l'resi,lent-Soah fife.
MemLcrs ct'Me Bowd-S. B, Wag.
gouer and I. II, Bailey.
cOLlA>'s SETTLEMENT DISTRICT,
l'resi,le1-G. /. payisson.
Members cfthc Boards. ". AL
nan aud ". W, brown.
On the question Of school levy, the
solc in tho raricus Districts stood as
follows: