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Wool In Boston.

The aggregate Of sales recorded be-
low although ALP 900 pounds less
than last week, shows a very active
market in Boston, considering that
this has been broken week. The
advance here in good woods Inns mol
only held strong, but haS been i'm
proved upon in many instances. al
though some OF tho extreme figures
reached IN the West have not yet bcen
attained to-
Reports from the West show con-
tnucd excitement, although probably
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EJ- rny WEsruS lIIGu SCuouL.-
The new hoard Of Commissioners Of
tho Independent School District Of
Weston met on tho evening Of the 9th
inst, and organized by the election Of
D. NJ. Bailey, Es4., as President. and
J. W. WUiliuiiu, Esq, as Secretary.
All business Of importance was de-
ferrcd until future meGting.-Wc re-
grct to learn that the chauccs arc
against US as to our receiving any fur
thor donations from tho Peabody Fund.
The trustees Of that fund, We under.
stand, 10 tue exercise OF the discretion
vested in them by the will Of Mr.. Pea
body, PROPOSE to cx pend the greater
part Of tho fund III the States further
South, that have heretofore lacked the
opportunities afforded to the children
Of this Statc.-The loss If this fund to
our district will compel the Commis-
sioucrs to lOvy Il higher rate 0: tax, or
to limit tho school tu shorter sessions
than heretofore.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

EE' COLLIN's SETTLEMENT. Editor
Democrat. As an evidence OF the
prosperity Of Collins Settlement, the
enumeration Of tie youths for school
purposes shows 0IO children for this
year, against SIG last yCnr-un iu'
crease of ~. Iu all tho districts OK.
ccps one there will be no difficulty i'll
keeping up the attendance to 50 per
cent, tho standard established by law.
As another evidence Of the prosperity
Of our country. now fields have been
opened on almost every farm, and
though many Of them arc small, yet
they aggregate large arCa.-Corn
looks fine, aud tho wheat crops arc the
best that this section has produced for
years. Harvesting is yet gOiug on,
and il tho weather is favorable for u
short time, there will DO plenty for
home consumption, with respectable
surplus.-Among other signs Of i'm
proyemcnt, l would motto specially that
gardens present mere favorable ap'
pearance than have over seen in TIL:
section. The season has been favora'
bic; but what would specially COM
mend is tho increased attention to gar.
dening in our community. (lf this rO'
mark docs not apply to any one Of yOui
readers, he vii please make a note o.
it for future reference. 1.-The black
berry crop will DO short, but the pros
poet for next year is fine. Tho young
briurs aro growing olmiriugly. S.
jacksonville, July 10.
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i. BRiSRM4H.

EJ' Col i. W BYEXE AND IloS. R
Il. FEEEE spent several days here this
week in tho interest Of Charleston.
Mr.. Frecr madO a speech a; tho Court
House Monday evening. lie is an cl-
oqucnt speaker. and the good people Of
Lewis like to listen to him, but then
they can't afford to put the Capital
"rGy Orcr yonoer al Charleston" when
they have an opportunity Of getting it
within 23 miles Of their Court House.
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-
we have seen 10 items in your pane,
lately from our little town or t;Icny;Ilc
[ deem it necessary tia, We shout
have n few os WI NOVA ,Iopg G,or
yiIlo is getting to be- ono o, tho mos
business little places in the State, upi
should IN mcn,ioro1 in yorr r,,ro,
columns of,epcr than it is, Thero mr.,
three dry goods stores, two ,lrur store.
und ma rrocrrv bcro-rlr soo,u n b,
doiLg we'll. But tho merchants reuer.
a!lv would ho most awfulIv ylo1 IN 80,
4 rise in tho Eorovbn suiI;cisut n ,o
the lumber ont,
The Fourth wo. celebrated sOro he
,Lo S,h,o,h S,,hooJ ,,l IT., A.. ,u,
speus yerv rlcas,n,Iv in tho ,rovc
tbrse.fourIbs Of m;Ic from bora Trc
rrooromro e,r ,Lo ia, ,v,, =. ro,,ous
SIu.ic-"Ariss and Shine"
prayor bv tho SunsriOtculcnt r
NJ. Marshall.
Tho Do,,or,,;,, or r,aoror,,oooo
was read by George L, R.dlell,
Slusic-"Whcro are the Reapcrs ?''
Defamation by Master Arthur
CLrismau-Our Whole Country.
Music-"precious Jewels"
Essay BY Miss Ella lIuys,
Slusic-.lIaIleluiah. lis poncy'
Defamation BY Mr.. Christian Dram.
uOn-.llistOry Of Strong Drink.
Essay by Miss Lydia COurud-.pro.
crastiualiOn.
Select Reading by Miss Louisa Holt
Alice Caty's Sweetest Poem.
Vocal Music,
A SHIRT srocch from ,hc Suror;r.
tendept r. NJ Marshall. m tho sIur.
nhy movement. and lastly linncr he
all.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market for
Suiy 3.

The arrival Of hogs this week 3,O1G.
Supply light, quality fair, sales brisk
at an advance Of I on all grades, we
quote sales, good Bacon II to 7s,good
Butcher ifS. Market close with hogs
oil sold, prices Grm aud prospect good
fot better prices next week.
SuEEr-Thc arrivals amounted to
5.ll7, supply largo and sales slow at
4 to 5 for fair to good. lambs 5! to
6. Stock sheep Sly to SCI per head,
prospect fair.
C4rrLg-Thc arrivals amounted to
1875, sales brisk at % to G ITO, fOr
fair to best. Market closes frm, aui
prospects fair 10. nest week.
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THE RAILROAD.
Meeting OF lilac StOCkiioId-
cas- and Organization OF
the New Beard Of
Directors.

A meeting Of tho Stockholders Of
the Weston & West Fork Railroad
was held ut tho Court House in IVES.
ton on Thursday lust-neurly all Of
the stock being represented. The
meeting was called to order by Cap.
tain David S. Peterson, upon whose
motion Dr.. W. J. Bland was called to
tho chair, and W. L. Huntington chOs-
en- Secretary.
Mr.. Henry BrannOn, President Of
tho Company, then submitted an cllbo.
rate report, showing the condition Of
the road, tho amount Of money sub.
scribed and expended. tho funds yet to
the credit Of tho company, the pros.
poets Of the road, etc. This report is
so full in Ill its details that a mere
pcrusal will satisfy every voter Of the
sound policy pursued by the directors.
A resolution was adopted by a unani'
nous vote, requiring the publication
Of tho report in THE DEMoCHAE, and
also for tho circulation Of . 900 copies
70 h. Il; s.,;hr,od ,,,o .rorn .,xn. ,,o,,
If ,ho county
Tho o,oo.;nn If d;-o,.o.. ho;,. no,,
:, o.,o. ,ro f,,Io,,;,,,. ,on,I,.,s,, .n...
nominated and o,co3oI. + Al Ron.
no,t y. n,Is,or w II A.,;n., r
A 1,o,..or w nnnn:ra,oa n
r,Im,r1s ~ u r,u1on w q
nonror II & ro,o,,on L., r.
M, Ia, 1.vrcb rs,,c J,ctSor o,1
r 1rho,.a
A .,n,n,;,.n. .,,,,..o,., .tn fit
I'M, oor,,o,non ,ro.a .n,o;,,, -, - =,
c,,po . snool.ors and w,l.n ,nao;,,r,oa,.
FIR ,roo,irrs ~ r,,;or, rInpos il ,ho
oorn,r IN ordo. ,I,,, ,ho r II ., a1s
scrir,;on mor h, rIoooI nr rv bo w.
,Lo noon,n -. r. t.Io,1 A..
Cali ,rr,vho.,o. wm w.,as
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EJ' 0EGAN FOR SALE.-lIugh A.
B"nkhcnd, Deputy Sheriff, will sell q
No. l Cabinet Organ on the first Mon.
day in August This is good oppor-
tunity for any Ouc "to desires good
organ. 1t is well suited for churches.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

ES- By late number Of tho Stcu.
bcuville Ca=et'c, We notice that I. NJ.
FOglc, Esq, of Jefferson county, Ohio,
has been nominated by tho Democratic
County Contention for tho position Of
county Treasurer. Flo is 4 brother OF
W. W. Fogle, E.q., Of this county.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, June Sth 1877. of consump-
tion, EMILY JANE, vito Of ELIAS Bush,
and daughter Of ROBERT and GATHER
fSE RODGERS, aged 80 years.
The subject Of this notice resided
near her many relatives aud friends, on
Stone Coal, in this county, aad was
beloved by all who knew her. Her
quiet uuObtrusive manners, her dcYo-
ton to her husband, aud her Glial love
for her parents, together with all the
attributes Of n noble Christian woman,
won for her tho lasting admiration OF
the people Of tho community in which
she was reared, and where she died.
\ short time before her death, she
publicly announced her faith in the
power Of cur Lord to save all who
would come unto him; and doubtless
She is now enjoying that happiness ard
freedom from suffering, which was
denied her here GU carih.-WLilo we
cannot but gricyo heartily at the loss
Of such on estinable woman, We know
that she has but gone boiorc, where
shO will wait to gree. the loved ones
She has left behind, when they are call.
ed upon to pass "Oyer the Beautiful
River" -.
Weston, Jaiy II, 1877.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

az PEnsOSAL.-Judgc Edmiston,
and Andrew EdmistOa, ESD returned
home on Monday last from Pocha1on-
las county, where they had been spcn.
ding several weeks. The Judge looks
much improved BY bis trip.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

LIZ SNAKE BIrE.-A gentlemen
from Roanoke informs us that on Tues.
day last Mr.. James NYhctzeI was sCri.
OuSly bitten by coppcr.hcad snake,
aud it was supposed that he was in a
critical condition, but DR. EdmisiOn,
who attended him, prOnounccs him
out Of danger.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

EE' FINE WnEAT.-NIr. Isaac
Butcher left a sample of his ClaTson
White Wheat at Mr.. Ealston's few
days since, and any one desiring to see
au extra class Of wheat should go there
and examine it. Mr.. Z. Wilson Smith
also left there q sample Of his blue
stem wheat. which is very fnc.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

EI- CADET ALoNzo OBHIEX, our
representative at tho West Point Mill
tury Academy. is now at home, enjoy
ing furlousA which will expire sumo
time in August. 1t affords US pleas.
uro to state that our estimate Of his
character and worth have been amply
verified by his remarkable success at
the Academy. IIc is ranked among
the first of tho students in that iu'tiIu-
ton; and if blessed wish health during
the remainder Of his term, will gradu.
ate with hOnOra that have rarely fallen
to the lot OF any of Virsiuia's sons.
In his lardablO efforts to sccarc an
honorable distinction. he has the hearty
good wishes of all our people.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

LEI SENATOR TUESGR, Of Clarks.
burg, aud Henry BrunnOu, Esq. re-
turned on Friday last from Braxton,
where they had been speaking in the
intcrcs! Of Clarksburg.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

Az Hon. J. NJ. BENNETT is bull
ding substantial board fence around
his pasture field, jus! baCk Of bis dwell.
ling.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

Eg- ShvERAL of our young men
have formed an organization for the
purpose of gymnnstic exercises, and
practice every evening. A good idea,
boys, il kept up.
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VIM. l.. DUNNINGTON.
Weston, May Isl.
Special Notice.

All business heretofore carried OH under
t he EmIrMtIiul |, st. II -
hereafter entrusted to T. G. Dawson ns the
copartnership is dissolved by mutual con-
sent, The books ri the fra mus! lie closed
At ONCE, and all indebted 10 the firm are
hereby warned to pay up Immediately or
take ran coysEQugNcEi OF THE LAW. Tho
business ofthc firm can only 10 settled when
dclinquent5 pay their debts. MOaCy is
needed Pay or the Inv must be enforced.
Pressing claims compel the firm 10 warn old
deilnQucnts besides, John .Nlllaly wishes
to locate elsewhere and money Is necessary
10 do so. His old friends and customers are
invited to call at an carly date Tho SOOnV
the better.
DAWSON & MULLADY.
Weston, June 30-4w
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ls- Mn. Smith, (tho boy lccturcr)
aud wife left for thcil home i'll Ohio,
on Tuesday last.
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oIDEHANCM

AT q County Cour: continued aud held
for the county Of Lewis, at the Court
House thereof, en- tie It'll DAY of
june, 1871, it was
Ordered, by the Corniy Cam! Of
Leris Coaaty, That the Sheriff and
Commissioners Of Election appointed at
tue present tern oftLis Court to conduct
the election to be held in August, 1877.
shall, on the It'll day Of August, 1871
open polls at tho several places Of Yo-
ting in this county, to take the sense of
the legal voters Of the county on tho
question whether the couaty shall sub.
scribe the further sum Of Fifty Thor-
sand Dollars to the capital stock Of tho
Weston & West Fork Railroad Uompa.
ny,a Company Incorporated to construct
i Railroad from the town OF WGston,in
the county Of Lewis, 10 some point on
the Northwestern Tirsinia Railroad, at
or within seven miles Of Clarksburg, by
tho construction Of which the county Of
LcwiO is likely to DO benefited. Such
subscription is to DO paid TO said Cvm-
paDy in the coupon bonds oftho county,
at par, in denominations Of ono hun
dred dollars, or some multiple thereof
payable in twonty years. Or sooner, ut
tho option of the county, bearing inter-
,estsfrom date, payable annually. Tho
'said bonds shlll DO delivered by tho
President aud Closk of tais Court in
irstallnciitSt tfroln tinO to time during
the progress Of the, work OF the con-
atructiOn Of said Railroad, AZ the Beard
Of Directors may require. Procid,d,
That the assessments made By tho
Board OF Directors OF the s:0cl; of tho
county shall not bo Ola greater rate per
cent then that made Un other stock
holders Of the company. Voters voting
EOrssail subscription shall have written
or printed on their ballots the words,
" For the Subscription, and those 70.
ting against it the words, Against the
Subscription" 1t is further ordered
that the Clerk Of this Court cause as
many copies Of this order to be printed,
with his signature thereto, as may be
necessary. lie shaI! place one Of them
in conspicuous place in his Office and
deliver the remainder 10 the Sheriff Of
this county, who shall post one Of said
copies in conspicuous place at every
place Of voting in tho county without
delay. Tho Clc5l; il also directed to
cause this order to be Published in TIN
WESTON DEMOCRAT, newspaper pull
lishcd in this county, for four Successive
weeks prior to the day of sail election
The Clerk is further ordered to prepare
tho poll.books aud cause to DO printed
suitable ballots for tho election hereby
directed. A COpy-.lttcste: !
JESSE WOUFTEN, Clerk.
junc23lw
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

At BriukmaR's one broom, ono
bucket, and something else. Your &C.
count is made outcome in and pay or
render q schGdulc.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

ES' VIZ arc indebted to tho Hon.
W. L. Arnold for copy Ofthe Act.
Of tho Legislature Of 1877.
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Es- NOrIcE is hereby given to all
parties indebted TO me, BY note or ac-
count to cOuIo forward and settle up :;
and il you cannot pay all, pay a part
thereof, or will have to proceed to
collect BY law. And at the same tine
examine my stock Of Saddles and Ilar-
ness, which l will sell at the loves,
prices. have jus: received a full
stock Of everything in my line. l
hope you will all pay attention to the
above notice. Elias FlsuLR.
Weston, July 0, 1871,
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Ryan & Co, will furnish on short
notice. anything in tho Hardware line,
frOm a Camel Engine down.
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Fresh salt Fish received aud for sale
att A. Barns.
G. q. G,-Gr0gOry's Great Grocery
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A fine lot Of groceries for sale at
Mrs. Pattersou'a.
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Mrs. Patterson has just received
new liue Of Family Groceries.
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Iron, Steel, Nails, &C., at Brink
mans.
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Go to Mrs lattcrson's for your
fresh and pure groceries, she keeps
full stock.
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Great rush to GrcgOry's not only
to draw for the clock, but to buy SUI.
gar, coffee, md groceries of all dcs-
criptiOns, candles, nuts, and spices.
1t will pay you to buy OF him.
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Hardware, Cutlery, Agricultural
Implements. &c., at Briukmau's.
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EJ- BRAxroX CoUSrY has five cand;.
dates for County Superintendent. In
this county, Captain Crock as yet has
no opposition.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

Ell Rev. Dr.. TnollpsOH, President
Of the West Virginia University, dc
livered bis lecture on "Drain Culture"
to large and aPpreciutivo audience at
the Episcopal Church Thursday even
ing. The Doctor is fac speaker, and
handles his subject with much ability
md in tho most entertaining and in.
struetiye style.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

Great reductions have como Mt last
Call cr l.. Kahn, tho City CIothier.
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EJ- MARSHAL FRAME. ESQ. o
visited Weston this week

E5- The post Office at Gnlltowu,
BraxtOp county, has been discOn-
tinucd.
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Go to Grcgory's for your fruit jars.
Good Timothy Stcl-warrantel, at
Brinkman's.
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Consult your own interest, and buy
all your groceries of Barns.
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Barns stock Of Groceries arc Of The
best quality, and arc sold at very low
prices.
Fine Gravely Tobacco at Brink,
mans.
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AZ ASP the "Oldcss inhabitant"
informs US that this will be The great.
ost fruit year that there has been for
years.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

Eg- RECEIVED letter from Mr.,
Joseph SleOsmnn,. sub.cOntractor on
the W. & F. h. Il. few days ago,
and he Informed me no would rc'ura in
. few days Mr.. Slcasman wos called
home by sickness.
i. BRiyRMAX.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Superintendent of Free
Schools,

We are authorized to ANNOUNCE G. ".
CROOK rs n candidate for reelection to the
Office Of County Superintendent OF Frco
Schools.
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Candies, cakes, crackers, cheese,
&c, g., at Mrs. Pattcrsons.
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Ez''Thc best Fec Cream in
WcStil al Hrs. Eaindcnarl,S,
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StOgics aud Tips Mt Driukman's.
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puro Crab Cider at lIriukmaus'
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Grass Seed OF ali kinds at Brink,
mans.
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White Lime at Briukmuu's.
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Glcarills, July 8.
La crónica., 1877-10-24
CONSTRUCTION

Curada Perfecta1nente.
Todos los pacientes de esta enfermedad
qus estan ansiosos de ser curados de berian
probar los POLVOS CELEBRES CON-
SUNTIVOS DEL DR.. KISSNER. Estos
Polvos son In unica preparation conocida
que cura CONSUNCION Y todas las enfer-
medades de Ia GARGANTA y los Pull
MONES-en realldad es tan grande nues-
ira fe en- ellos, y a la vez para convence-
ros que no son engano, envfaremos q eada
pariente, por correo, porte pagado UNA
GAIA DE PRUEBA GRATIS.
No queremos vuestro dinero hasta que
esteis satisfechos perfectamente de sus
poderes cu~rativos. ST vuestra vida es dig
ma de que Sc salve, no dilateis en- dar una
prueba d estos POLVOS, pues ellos segu-
ramente os curaran. Precio por GAIA
graade s3.0e: Sc envia por correo q cual-
quleIa parte de los Estados Unidos 6 Ca
NADIA, al recibir Ell precio. Dirigirse a
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
2Smyla
La crónica., 1877-10-24

EsPASA.-H Paridniento, peri0-
dico espaIol, pinta con los siguien.
tes pensamientos la situaciou de la
nacion espahola y 81 estado santa
rio del gobierno,
Ell pals estornuda y tiene toceci-
LA SEGA.
No faltara quien lie de pasta de
caracoles, que lie ablanden ell pecho.
Hay fundadas esperanzas de que
para fin de Octubre pr0ximo csiga
algo mas que las hojas.
ST es algo mas que las hojas jse-
ran los troncos
Seria bueno saberlo.
FL sehor presideute del consejo
ha vuelto q resentirse de la gargan-
Ia.
FL senior ministro de la Goberna-
cion esta constipado.
Ell senior ministro de Ultramar ss-
ia tomando bahos para corregir el
reumatismo.
Ell sehor ministro de Marina tam.
POGO anda muy fderte, y Sc dispo-
ne tambien q tomar banos.
Dentro de POGO, pues, y 81 esta:
dolencias tienen feliz terminor e.
ministerio sera un ministerio dc
convalecientes.
La crónica., 1877-10-24

peligrosos para nosotros, 81 Sc con-
sidera que a no mas de diez Y ocho
millas habia un cuerpo de mil de
sus compstriotas bien armados.
Ell mismo Sabado en- que los pri-
~sioneros fueron puestos en- libertad
bajo palabra, dos hombres y una
muger hicieron su sparicion vi.
niendo por la costa y del rumbo de
Rivas: resultaron ser ell captain
Daniel O'Reagan, de San Francis
CO, quien un mes antes habia llega-
do como Captain de una compahfa
y al cual Sc recordara como uno de
los miembros de la vieja guardia
Sarsfield. Habia traido consigo
toia su familia, 81 muger y dos 6
tres nifos; uno de estos era I'm
hermoso muchacho de doce amos, ell
cual envio en- menos de una semana
despues de su llegada q Granada.
Mis-. O'Reagan estaba enferma y ell
Captain iigeramente herido. Lie
60 despues de la soverbia matanza
que hubo Ell Granada ell l3 de Octu.
bre, pero tom6 parte an ell ataque
de tres dias contra Masaya, hacien-
dose ALI notable por su bravura y
temeridad. Vuelto q Granada ell
ejercito en- derrota, halo q ST. mu-
ger enferma y la acompah0 q la isla
de Otnetepec.
Era Ell otro nuestro misico ma
yor con su muger. FL pobre O'Rea.
gan lego q nuestru campo trayendo
en- brazos ell cadaver de su nino
muerto y nos dijo tambien que gu
muger habia muerto al segundo dia
despues de dssembsrcar. No. dijo
que mientras velaba ell cadaver fue
atacado Ell hospital, asesinados to.
dos los enfermos Y heridos y, no
teniendo arEas, corri6 en- direction
al lago; en- su de~senfrenada carrera
y EN- la oscuridad tropezo Y cay0,
aplastando al dnico resto de SUI re-
cientemente pr0spera familia, la
cual hacis apenas I'm mes que
viva comparativamente Ell la opu-
lencia en- San Francisco.
tContinu0r6.
La crónica., 1877-10-24

EN- LA HISTORIA toda de la med
Gina, no hay preparation que haya
hecho tan maravillosas curas o man.
tenido tan estensa reputation como
ell Pectoral de CereZa de Aver, que
es recouocido como ell remedio del
mundo para todas las Intermediates
de la garganta y los pulmones. Su
larga v continuEda serie de curas ma
r~avillosas Ell todos los climas Ia ha
hecho unlversalmente conocida CO.
mo On salvo y SECURE agente que
emplear contra resfriados ordinarios
que o los mensageros de desorde-
nes mas serios; obra con seguridad
V prontitud, aliviando siempre & los
paeientes Y salvsndo con frecuencia
la vida. La protection que presto,
por su uso a tempo en- los desorde-
nes de la garganta y los pulmones
en- los nifos, hace de 81 un remedio
invaluable para tenerlo siempre q
la mano en- casa. NO hay persona
que pueda pasarse sin Ell, y las que
10 han usado una vez nunca podran.
Conociendo su composition y sue
~efectos, los Medicos usan ell Pectoral
de Cereza estensamente en- su prac-
tica Y los Clerigos 10 recomiendan.
Els absolutsmerte cleric en- sus efec.
tos como remedio, y siempre curara
cuaDdo la cura sea possible. Lo ven'
den todOs los boticarios.