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The daily gazette., 1877-01-18
jan1-tf

U. S. DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT of DELAWARE.
In Re
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE SIS:
Upon reading and considering the petition
of George Mccall, praying that Charles
Weiley Weldin may be ordered to deliver
up to said petitioner his Bond and
Mortgage, executed for security for the pay
ment to said Bankrupt's creditors, of GER
tain notes accepted by said creditors in
pursuance of a resolution of competition
adopted by meeting of said creditors !;
which said notes are alleged to have been
fully paid and that the said Weldin may
be ordered to satisfy said Mortgage OF
record at New Castle,
1t is ordered by the Court that notice be
published in the Delaware Republican and
Gazette, newspapers in said District, for two
times, that all creditors of said bankrupt
and other persons in interest may appear at
this Court as a Court of bankruptcy, on
FRID AY the 18TH day of January, 1877, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and show cause, II any
there be, why the said Bond and Mortgage
should not be satisfied and cancelled.
s. REDMOND SMITH.
Clerk U. s. District Court,
dec291taw2w District of Delaware.
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\. M; e. A. REvIvAL.-The Young
Mems Christian Association are holding
iortn at Ohvet Church with full congre-
cations, Last night B. johnson conduc-
ted the exercises speaking from Isaiah
hrst chapter 10 verse, and many seemed
to realize their last condition.
This evening Henry w. Morrow, will
cad the meeting and will speak from Mat
thew, six chapter 80 verse. He will take
out some of the best material of the AS
sociation.
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Iape Worm.
rliracnlous Cure for Coru .

hiraenl"us Cure for COrps
brgl ieihedy Cd, Of great popularity for
Pr1, without pain.
bhlAGHURST & CO.,
ro,,,,,= Apothecaries.
ofher Sixth and Market SITS.
me Nail Scissors
Straight, ), Nail Brushes, Hand
y iies, , Nail Brushes, etc, for
H. =bhlNGHURST d co,
nef sixth and Market SITS.
For the Path.
XIII, l,fS' balh Towels, Bath Sponges,
S"ps IN extensive variety. Also
straps, Brushes, &c. of horse
v',oa I.,,. Gloves, and many other
same classes.
T., BltlNGHURST & co.
0'''ei sixth and Market SITS.
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NEW YORK went to work in good earn
est in regard to the removal of the snow
acclrmulations. All day Sunday Broad
way was crowded with men and carts, en-
gagged in removing the Objectionable de-
posit, and with such energy and success
did they work, that great thorougtare was
rendered comparatively passable.
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ioLlcE CoURT.-Esquire O'Neill, pre-
sided at the hearing this morning, in the
absence of his Honor the Mayor.
The only case heard was James Walls,
Ior assault and battery. and using thre-
tening language against George Nc
dongal. He was required to pay So and
costs anu give ball in the sum OF $500, to
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Local Mates.

!. >. CoCHT.-The U. $. District
CourI meets tomorrow morning at 10
CLOCK, Tor the purpose of hearing argu-
uien1 on the motion of Charles j. Lore,
Ess., counsel for Charles Baker. tor a
new trial - :
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.JtLStice'S C0aeR.

Yesterday afternoon John Venter was
gwen hearing, before Squire Frazer,
charger by Annie Hammon with assault
ing her. just as the Squire was about to
pass sentence, Annie relented, and asked
him to dismiss the case which he accord
ingly did.
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JOHN q. HARXEE.
MACHINISy.

No. I2O6 East Second Street, and
No. 5I3 Orange Street, (up-statrs,)
Keeps on band and makes to order his Pat
ent BoIS>and Rivet Cutters, Drilling Ma
chimes, Meat Choppers, Improved Pipe
Wrench, Punching and Cutting Machines,
all of which are very superior for the pur-
poses intended. He also repairs Guns,
Pistols, Locks, and does light Machine
Work generally. All kinds of edged tools
ground in the best style.
A person with some knowledge of ma
chine work will be taken as partner, as
the subscriber has IL ore than he can attend
ofPublic PATRONAGE respectfully solicited
eetl7 I6wtf JOHN G HlRZEI..
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LhCsIEEs OF THE PooR.-The regular
Iuarterly meeting, of the Truestees of
Sne Ioor VIII be held on Wednesday
January 81, all persons having claims
against the Association are requested to
present them before that day.
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD SUIT.-On
Tuesday last proceedings were commenc-
ed In the U. ). Circuit Court in this city
against the Maryland q Delaware r. r.
The suit was brought by Stephen A.
daruner anu others, representing the 1st
mortgage bondholders, praying for de-
cree OF Court, to appoint a receiver to
sell me road. Hon. James Il. Gtoome,
eX-Hoyernor OF Maryland, and George
Gray, Esq, represent the complainants
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The midnight marauder should not be
banished from our dwelling any more
quickly than should cough or cold of
any kind be driven from the system.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup quietly yet pos
lively places all colds under its control.
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RECOMMENDED DBYTHEFAcULrx

ALIENS Strengthening Cordial anc
Liver Pills.-They have cured thousands
of hopeless cases where all other known
remedies have failed; this, too without
of the horrors that attend Surgerv, or
the heroic medicaltreatment. TheyJ are
worth whole army of Doctors. Try
them and be convinced. For sale by al
Druggists. Jan 18-d&wiy.
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HENRY ECKEL, Trea

HENRY EcKEL, Treasurer.
The meeting proceeded to the election
of officers for the ensuing year, with the
following result:
President-Daniel Farra.
Secretary and Treasurer-Henry Eckel.
Curators-Joshua Maris, Philemma
Chandler, VIM. e. Baugh, } ohm G, Yates,
Thos. w. Stimmel, John Fl. Britton,
Hallam.
The Board of Curators then organized
and after some unimportant business do
clared dividend of per cent. for the
last six months, payable February, 1st
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SALE OF MoNEf.-At the regular
monthly meeting, of the Germania Loan
Association, held last evening, the fol-
lowing sums of money were sold:
sdoo0 at 20, $500 at 49,, $400 ht q /,
Si1oo al ~ s4OO at 20, $1,000 at 20 $1,000
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NorlCE.-The Y VI. Z. a. particularly
dt sire all persons having tracts or teligi-
Gus papers, no matter how old, to send
them to their rooms for .judicious distri-
button.
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NOTICE

X n
1877 JANUARY. 1877
From This date we have reduced the price
Of
HANGING WALL PAPER
as follows: Unglazed or blank paper redu-
ced from 18 to 10 cents per piece; glazed or
satin paper reduced from % to 20 cents per
piece; all other qualities reduced in proper
ton.
am thankful for your patronage during
the past twenty years, and trust that with
my practical knowledge and personal su-
pervision the busidess will be so conducted
that 1t will be mutual interest for you to
continue your patronage.
We have hopes that on or before March
25th we will be able to reduce prices in the
material department as well as at present
in the work department.
Yours very truly,
JOHN r. HOLTv
jan1-tf 223 Market street
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M4STERA' NOTICE.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE U.
S. FOR EASTERN DISTRICT OF
PENNA.
IN THE THIRD CIRQUE
EDMUND d. R44NDOLPHrS rs. IILE VII
MINGTONdnd READING RAILROAD
COlfPANYet Ct. al.
or October Session, 1915. No. Al.
The Masters appointed by tie Circuit
Court to report distribution OF the proceeds
of the sale of the Wilmington and Reading
Railroad, in the hands of George Richard
son hraham Gibbons and George Brooke,
Trustees, under n decree of sale inthe above
entitled cause, will meet the parties inter
ested for the purpose of their appointment,
on MONDAY, January Sth, 1871 at three
o'clock j. M, at No 1O9 south Third street,
in the City of Philadelphia, when ana
where ali parties having claims must pre-
sent the same or be debarred from coming
in on the said fund
SAMUEL BELL.
WILLIAM NCAiICHAEL.
dCag7 2taN2w Masters
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The sci ooae, Lucy May, which left
Hav, rhill fJr Jackson,on DECEMBER 10th
Is helieyea to 70 lost with al on board.
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"ANTED.-Poultry, Butter and Eggs,
w for which the highest price will be
paid by Nicholas Il. Appleton, Third street
Market ian8God-ltw
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Saturday, January goth. 1877,
mt II a. m, sharp.
shares stock Wilmington d Lancaster
Turnpike.
shares stock Brandywine Loan, 81 pay
ments.
lot on Adams ST.. bet Gilpin and Shall
cross Avenues.
G lots on Union Street, bet. 9th and 10th.
2-story frame dwelling, Orange between
18th and 18th streets.
story brick dwelling, French between
11th and 18th streets.
Lot on 18th ST., betw. French and Walnut,
with houses thereon.
lots corner 9Th and Harrison streets.
lots, Harrison and Oak street.
2-story frame dwelling, eth, near Duncan
avenue.
3-story brick dwelling. 105 Tatnall street.
Terms of sale and particulars on posters
j. r. HEAID,
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
ian.13 l7&19
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kIINGToN MARKETS.
MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY. Jan. H-5 i. NJ.
lhe high views of holders restrict
IS. Sales Of 1000 barrels City
,ing at ~ % Z aG 70; Minnesota ex-
eoOd at -: do do do, choice. at
|do. fancy, at :, 80. Rye Flour
d ,a4 20. ,.,
tlemand confined 10 the wants of
lllcrS. Sales of 1000 bushels Jer-
Il 5O.Pemnsylvania amber at 81 65
m white at ~ J0. Rye Is quoted
4 Corn is in steady rcques at the
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LPIIIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY, Jan. ID. . P. vi.

MONDAY, Jan. 10, L. NJ.
] Market was moderately active
md prices were without material
head sold at the West Philadei-
Hard at 4a7c., and 1000 head at
philadelphia Drove Yard At 5a
gross. as TO condition.
fe in fair demand; 5000 head sold
Philadelphia Drove Yard at IA
% head atthe North Philadelphia
at j9a7c per Id, gross, az to con-
"a higher; 1000 head sold at the
.dclphia Drove Yard at SaI01 G.;
BIZ lnr choice; and 900 head at the
pdclphia Drove Yard, at siia9lac
|price; Prime Timothy, 81 25a1 10
Y0al 20; Straw, I5aS5c per 100 lbs.
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,,c, and ConsssisrciaI.

.utSGroN, Del, Jan. rs, is7.
|ck quotations furnished BY II.
III Co, Y. Il. Cor. Ith and Mar
FiImington, Del, at I p. NJ. to-
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Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, l A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

In the Middle and Eastern States, SLOW
ly falling or nearly stationary barometer,
stationary to rising temperature and gen
orally clear weather, southerly to west
erly winds in latter and easterly winds
shifting to southerly in the former.
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NOR RENT-The Blacksmith and Wheel
IL wright shops and dwelling house. at
Del. Apply to
janl1- 1-2tw-dd# Mrs. B. BRACKIN.
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WANTED.

NTANTED.-A girl to cook and DO kitch-
w Ell work, Apply at 1l05 Market street
jan4-4t
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DOR SALE.
II Stock. Good Will and Fixtures of the
Did established Hat Store, Z33 Market street.
Is offered for sale one week. None need
apply except those meaning business.
jan9-it
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ECIAL NOTICES.
LGREAT DlSCOYERYl

CNKLES 5 BITTER WINE OF
the cure Of weak stomach, gene
\, Indigestion, disease Of the ner-
pn, constipation, acidity of the
fhd all cases requiring q tonic.
includes the most agreeable and
~ of iron We possess Citrate
n Oxide, combined with the most
vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
in many cases of debility, loss
and general prostration, Of an
+ tof iron. bined with our val
q, Is most happy. 1t augments
raiSesthe pulse, takes Off mus
''pess, removes the pallor of de-
ves q horid vigor TO the coun-
Tant something to strengthen
want a good appetite? =? Do you
q up your constitution? DO you
. well ? Do you want 10 get rid
Ness? Doyou want energy? Do
. sleep well ? Do you want brisk
es feelings? II you do, try
Vine of Iron.
valuable tonic has been so thor.
Pd by all classes of The commu-
Is now deemed indispensa Bile as
licine. 1t costs but little, puri-
and gives tone to the stomach
e system and prolongs life.
y ask a trial of this valuable
+ &c - per bottle. II. +. KUN
+ proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
uggist for Kunkel's Bitter W inc
take no other make. Sold ONLY
All others are counterfeit, so
@nem, ~
Tape Worm.
moved with purely vegetable
tSsihg rom the system alive
the head passes. Come and
ms treated. DR.. f. F.KUNKFI.
L Ninih ST., Philadelphia. Ad.
sal, Pm and Stomach Worms
~ ASK your druggist for KUN
SYRUP. Price 81 per bottle.
'''H' novld&w1m
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DOR RENT.-A Farm offs acres of good
l. land. with acres of Strawberries on
the Hare's Corner road, about ~ miles
from Wilmington. Possession given at
once to good tenant. Apply to
dec19-tf WIN BRIGHT
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E0R FENT.-The subscriber offers the
i FARM he resides on, in Mill Creek
Hundred, near Brandywine Springs. for
rent. DAVID GRAVES
jan11w4t
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NOR SALE.-Three building lots on
IL Jackson street, between 9th and 1th.-
Five building lots on Fifth street near Van
Buren,, four on Front street near Jackson,
and a lot 81 feet front on Delaware Avenue
near Harrison. Apply at this Office. mar4tl
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TYPE FOR RSALE,-Fonts!2O0 to 400 lbs.
l. of second hand nonpareiI type for sale,
would work very well on slow press with
damp paper. Price 20 cents per ID. Apply
at this Office. noyT-tf
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR RENT.-Thc Dwelling No 3i3 Ship
l. ley street Apply 10
jan1s-2w* HENRY LATIMER.
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nor SALE OR RENT-The handsomely
IL located new dwelling 1210 Delaware
Avenue. Apply next door.
jy28tf II. SCOTT.
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EOR SALE OR RENT.-The old estab-
Il lished Bakery, together with dwelling.
fixtures and stabling, at the ". w. corner of
Fifth and Tatnall streets. Apply to
ROBERT TAYLOR,
jr6tf On the premises.
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EOR SALE OR REXCHANGE.-Ah hand
Il some fine toned second hand Estey Or
gan nearly new. Apply to this office. febstf
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EOR RENT-Thc dwelling No. 325 East
I Eighth street, between Walnut and
Poplar; one of the best hborhoods, in
the city. Apply at this Office. nov2ltf
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.


The farmers of this vicinity are
done thrashing. Wheat did not
yield well. 1t will not make more
than half crop as the hail in
juned it badly
The people of this place are all
mixing great preparations for the
CANCERS picnic to be held on Satur-
bay. Wish them success, am friend
to the grangers.
Mr.. james Groves furnished q house
last spring With a view to taking n
partner for life the partner "weut
back" on him aud he is doomed to
keep bachelors hall for some time
yet.
Huckster wagons visit almost every
house here and gather up the produce
viii have weddings to report next
time LILY DALE
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PERSONALITIES.

Mrs. J. X. Durr's mother is visiting
that lady.
DIR. w. Gay Fairfax of Preston Co.
visitel our city recently.
Ferd Basnett is making another
commercial tour through this section.
w. L. Boughner of Rowlesbnrg, was
in town last week visiting his parents
and friends.
T. +. Protzman Esq. of Morris Y
Roads is in town. He will remain UNI
til after the Fair.
We noticed Dr. Hall of Reedsville
in town last week. The DR.. is portly
looking as ever.
Mr.. 4 Mrs. III. S. Dering are in town,
making their home at Mrs. Agnes
behring's.
Rev. A. l.. Wade will attend the
NJ. +. Conference at Charleston next
week,
Lewis S. Layton Esq. of Pittsburgh
paid our city flying; visit the first Of
this week. He was suddenly called
home by sickness.
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THOMAS LUMpKINs, was arraigned
before Judge Lewis, last Thursday,
for stealing grapes, and when asked
whom he would choose to defend him,
looked around the courtroom and
said, ''B'lieb Eli take Mistur Stur-
giss.' This so moved the heart of
Mr.. Sturgiss that Tom got off with
ten days in the county Jail. Judge
Lewis before passing sentence upon
Thomas treated that gentleman to an
impressive lecture, during which he
made Thomas feel that unless he de-
sisted from robbing gardens and
kitchens he could never be man of
influence. His capabilities were shown
him and when Thomas began to see
that his past life might ruin his pros
poets for ever being President of the
United States, he seemed to be very
sorry and his countenance showed
how truly he repented. After he had
solemnly promised the Court that his
course in the future should be differ
ent from the past, he was taken to
his old quarters, the Jail, to serve ont
his sentence.
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UNIVERSITY ITEMS.
by our Special Reporter. ]

by our Spccial Reporter.
Cadet Henry, new student from
Clarksburg, arrived Sunday evening.
Harry j. Snively, of the class of
II, is engaged as assistant principal
of the public school Of Grafton. Mr..
Snively has been reading law since
he left Morgantown.
Quite large number of students,
attracted by the fine music of the Cor
net Band and the inviting aspect of
the day, attended the Grange Harvest
Home picnic at Laurel Point. They
reported plenty of fun, good grub
and fine speaking.
The voluntary attendance of the
students, with so large a number Of
the citizens of Morgantown, upon the
services conducted by Pres. Thomp-
son in the University chapel, is not
only work of high respect to which
he is justly entitled, but it may serve
to prove to those cynical persons who
are always too ready to see and hear
of the baser qualities Of students that
they are guided by purer motives
than he whose office it is to absent
himself from church influences and
seek to injure an institution of learn
ing by continually assailing its young
men.
President Thompson met the Literary
Societies Of the University Friday even>
ing iii joint session and proposed, for
their consideration, several important
changes. His proposition to substitute
for the society university literary con-
test should have the unqualified support
of the two Literary Societies. Its adop-
ton will give greater variety to the per-
formances of commencement week by
thus allowing the Alnmni one night
during this week. The interests of the
University demand it, and if any par
ticular class desires to meet and give a
class performance that they shall have
the same privilege. Joint committees
were appointed by the presidents of the
societies to consider and report on the
proposition.
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The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Jacobs was, last Thursday evening,
the scene of happy festal occa-
sion. The entertainment was given
in honor of the arrival of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Jacobs and was attended
by the elite of town and vicinity. Ev-
cry one present enjoyed the hour very
much and it was not until the APP
proach of the ''wee sma" hours that
the guests bid their friends goodbye
and their carriages began to depart
for their various destinations. The
Cornct Band was in attendance, dis
coursing excellent music, to the de-
light of all. The. boys were invited
to the dining-room by the host. AZ
ter banqueting and more music, they
also retired and the festivities of the
evening closed.
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fcrthcir efforts to make the celebra-
ton a success.
We owe debt of gratitude to those
members who labored so faithfully to
prepare the grounds and who furnish
ed their teams to haul for that occa-
sion, and we owe many thanks to
Prof. Martin and class for their splcn
did vocal Music and to Prof. Lcmly
and band for furnishing martial mu
sic. Yours truly,
a LOCKER On.
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SuIcIDE-A MINISTER OF THE Cos
PEI HANGS HIMsELF.-We learn from
the Fairmont Inder that Rev. John
II. Satterfield, better known as
blank" Satterfield, a minister of the
gospel for a number of years, residing
on the Kingwood road, four miles
from Smithtown, in this county, in a
fit of alteration of mind, committed
suicide on Tuesday night, 18th inst.
He was found by members of his fam
lily hanging from large ounce bush.
with his knees resting on the ground,
quite dead. The ounce bush is in
cane field, between his residence
and that of his son, Mr.. Rily Satter-
field, which are situated about two
hundred yards apart. The circum-
stances attending this sad event, as
we are formed, are about as follows
Mr.. Satterfield has been in i'll health
for the last six months, and at times
his mind became unsettled, being sub
ject to spells of insanity. On Tues
day n;ght, the 18th inst, between the
hours of 10 and IL o'clock, he re-
marked to his family that he felt one
of these spells coming on, and would
go out and walk it off, He went but
did not return, and in about an hour
a search was made for him with the
result above stated. Mr.. S. was
about 50 years of age, and leaves a
wife and family who have the sympa-
thy Of large number of friends in this
aud Marion counties. Rev. Sat
terfield was, we understand, a
Methodist Protestant minister for a
number of years-up to the time of
the division in that church, when he
united with the M. f. Church. He
was licensed as a local preacher OF
that denomination, and labored in
that capacity until about two years
ago, when his health began to fail
him. He was highly esteemed BY all
who knew him.
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WHO DESERVES PATRoNAGE.-I put
the price of beef down because ]
thought it but just to put it at a liv-
ing price, at the present cost of cat
tie Mcssrs. Fisher d Shean have
now put beef down so low that they
carnot make any profit in order to
run me out. then, if they do, they will
raise the price on their customers. l
have put beef down to living price
where | will hold it. / now leave it
TO the public who should have the pat
ronage, those who by scheming hope
to draw their customers in, or he who
wishes "to live and let liver
r. j. MEATIRELL.
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ALBEIT G.DAvIs IN LMBo.-An in
dictment was found against Albert
G. Davis at the late term of the Cir
cult Court for using the name Of f.
J. EVERY improperly, and last week
Davis was arrested by Deputy Shcr-
if Sanders and confined in Jail. The
ofiense was committed several years
since. 1t seems that Davis was en-
gagged in the sale of fruit trees and
when he procured his bill from the
nursery he did so on the recommend
alton of Jack EVERY without that
gentleman's knowledge. His health
is poor and it is thought he will give
bail for his appearance at the next
term of court.
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The Western Rural.

The WESTERN RURAL, of Chicago,
the leading Agricultural and Family
Paper Of the West, has just issued a
Magnificent Premium List, containing
over $4,000 worth of prizes, to be Civ
en- to club-raisers. Send 10 cents for
Premium List and outfit to
THE WESTERN RURAL,
Chicago, iii.
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Something Entirely New

CIRCUIT COURT adjourned on Satur
day night and his Honor Judge Lewis
left for his home on Monday morning
after holding Conrt for one week. The
session was a short one but large
amount of business was dispatched.
judge Lewis is determined that the
business of the Court must be dispatch-
ed and insists on bringing clients and
counsel right up to time. This is right
and our people are well2-pleased with
this disposition on the part of the Judge.
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MORE ATTRACTIONS At THE FAIR.
In addition to the other interesting
features at the Fair, Prof. Dunham's
Museum of Oriental Curiosities may be
seen. He has a monster African Boa
Constructor, a Circasssan Lady, a Hap
Ply Family, consisting Ct monkeys,
birds, etc. Also Punch and Judy. -
This is the nearest approach to show
that Morgantown has had for a long
time, and no doubt will be visited by a
large number who attend the Fair.