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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-24
CONNECTICUT BLUE LAWS.

The following from Peters History
ut Connecticut embodics some Of the
ancient Blue Laws" Of the State, or
colony, as it was then.
No food or lodging shall be offered
to a Quaker, Adaniile, or other Here
tic.
Ifauy person turns Quaker 10 shall
be buu.shsd and not suffered to return
but upon puiu Of death
No Priest shall abide in tho Domin-
ion; be shall DO banished and suffer
death on bis return Priests, may be
seized by apy one without a warrant
No Que shall read Common Prayer.
keep Christmas or Saints.day. making
minced pics. dance, play cards. or pluy
on any instrument OF music excep. the
drum, trumpet and jewsharp.
No one shall travel, cook viotuals,
make beds, sweep house. cut hair or
shave on the Sabbath day.
No woman shall kiss her child on
the Sabbath or fas.iug day. No mau
shall court maid ip person or by let.
ter without first obtaining the consent
Of her paroats; IS pspalty for tho irs'
offeusc ElO for the secoud. and for
tho third imprisonment during ths
pleasure Of tho Court.
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Senator Morton's religious belief,
as summarized in 4 letter to Rev. j.
H. l4osier, just before going to Europe
in November, 1865: You arc right
when you say you believe that deeply
appreciate the prayers tha. have been
offered up BY the praying friends
whom l have left behind I am no
infdel. I was educated BY piOus
grandparents TO professed belief 10
Christianity, and taught to reverence
holy things; aud though may not 10
many things have led Christian life,
yet | have never fallen into disbelief,
nor have l been thu immoral man some
would havc the world to believe. Tho
Christian gentleman is the noblcss and
lovliegt character on earth. for which
entertain the highest respect and love.
| recognize tho hand Of Providence in
all tho Affairs Of men, and believe ther.
is divine economy which regulates
the lives and conduc. Of nations.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-24
AMERICAN CORN AT THE
FRENCH EXPOSITION

A Washington Dispatch states that
on Thursday Hon. A. S. Hewitt, OF
New York, appeared before the COM
mi.tGc on foreign affairs and ameud-
ment to his French exposition appro-
priati0n bill, requiring the commits
siOner general 10 establish at the expo
sitiou another bureau, to be known ~
tho American kitchen. Franco, IN
common with many European nations,
knows little or nothing Of the use o.
corn as 90 article Of food. OF the var
lou. kinds Of bread and cakes prepared
with corn meal, in the mixture OF
which the American housewife is SO
successful, the French cook knows
nothing. lpasmuch as our annual
corn crops are 80 immense, Mr. Hewitt
believes that our commerce would oe
greatly increased il tho use of'ectn
meal we're understood among the na'
tons Of Europe. In tho American
kitchen corn as an article Of food is to
be prepared in all knOWn ways; re-
ceipts for the cooking Of the same arc
to be printed in all languages mud cir
culascd thrOughOu. the exposition, and
corn meal is also to bO sold at the low
est possible price.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-24
MASSACHUSETTS AND VIRGIN
IA.

Dr.. Loring. Of Massachusetts,, has
written letter addressed to bis con.
stitucu,s, in which he gives o summary
of what be saw on bis recent trip to
Virginia. lie states that the journey
Of the President to Richmond was re.
markable tor the cordiality with which
he was received by all assemblies aud
individuals with whom hc wal brought
10 contact. The same spirit was mani.
tested BY the committee Of the city OIL
Richmond. composed Of men Of differ.
cnt opinions. DR.. LOring says be
should not have known that there were
different races Of different parties, or
that there ever had been other social
relations than those now existing in
Virginia from anything he saw or
heard there. He often heard the po.
li,ical future Of the colored people dis
cussed, and always with the full recOg.
milton Of their rights under the con.
stitution. The doctor dcv1tes the last
part of his letter to the material pros.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-24
WHAT TO DO WITH POTATOES.

To bury potatoes in the field, select
place little elevated, and dig down
as low as you can drain the excavation.
1t may be two feet, one foot, or a few
inches, according to the drain that will
command it. Suppose that you have
200 or 500 bushels to bury, the bed
should be made about eight feet wide
and as long as necessary, with the po.
iatoes four or Eve feet deep in the
centre When all ore 10 position,
take long rpe straw aud set against the
sides Of the heep thick enough to she d
rain Then throw earth against the
sides Of the pila six or eight inches
thick but none at the top, where the
straw meets. as an air.hole must
be left open here ill about the time
when the ground may DO expected te
freeze, When thick covering of earth
all over must bo applied. 10 cold eli
mates, as in the Northern States, this
covering should be from fifteen to eigh
teen inches thick; and il the straw is
well applied, the potatoPs will stand
any weather that may be expected
This system is better than to put them
into deep pits as was the custom fifty
years ago.-T. B, Miner, in the
Horll,
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CHIEF JOsEph'S SPEECH on
sURRENDERlNG TO. GENERAL
MILES.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Lieu.eaan'
Wood, assistaa. adjutant general to
Gen. o. .. Howard, is in this CITY,
At the time Of the surrender Of Cbiei
Joseph to Gen. Miles, Lieut.. Wood
made o verbatim report Of the speech
delivered by tho chief. which was as
follows: "Tell General Howard |
know bis heart. What he told me be-
fore have il in my heart. | am tired
of fighting. Our chiefs are killed.
LoOking'Gla is dead. The old men
are all dead. It is the young men
who say yes or no. He who led on the
young men is dead. 1t is cold, and
we have no blankets. The little chill
dren are freezing to death my people.
come Of them, haze run away to the
hills, and have no blankets, no food.
no one knows where they aro-purhaps
freezing to death. want to have
time to look for my children, and see
how many Of then can find. May be
I shall find them among tho dead.
Hear me, my chiefs ; I an tired. Ny
heart is sick and sad. From where
the sun now stands I will fight no more
forcgar."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-24
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN CLARKE
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

Mrs. Mary Pope, wife Of Conrad
Pope, Of Clarke county, was before a
magistrate on Monday, charged with
shooting man named john G. Grubbs'
According to the testimony before the
magistrate Grubbs has rented piece
Of land from Mrs Pope, upon which
he raised crop Of corn. In entering
upon tho land to get the coru, Gtubbs
was 10 the habit of taking down the
fcucing and driving in. Against this
Mrs. Pope protested, because, as she
said, the hogs had several times gotten
into her lot aud destroyed its products
On Monday Grubbs ~us taking down
the fence, when Mrs. Pope appeared
md expostulated against tho act. in
sistipg that he should enter BY the gate
which Opeuel into the lot. Que word
followed another between tho parties,
Mrs. Pope declaring that she would
shoot Grubbs ifho pulled her fence
down again. The fence was pulled
down, when Mrs. Pops discharged the
gun gbc carried With her, and the con-
tents lodged 10 Gruhbs' back. While
his injuries are painful they are not
considered dangerous. Mrs. Pope was
cent on to the court for trial, but was
released to appear ugaiu by giving bail
in the sum of Sj0o.-Garks, (Ta.)
Courier.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-24
A FATAL SERENADE.

On Thursday last Jos. B. Mann. Of
Loudoun county, Virginia, was mar
ricd in Frederick City, Nd, and re-
turned that evening with his bride to
bis mothers residence near Lovetsvillc.
On Friday evening club Of young men
in the ucighborhoOd. composing what is
called the I" Rattle band" proceeded
to serenadc the couple by the use OF
tin horns, bells, aud such other instru.
ments as arc best calculated to make
night hidcous. Mr.. John Brislau, one
Of tho number. was elected captain Of
the crowd. A brother Of the groom
bs;ne mado aware Of the contemplated
sersnade protested against it, telling
them that his brother had asked him to
advise them moi to como, as trouble
might grow out Of it il they did. Thsy
paid no attention to the warning. but
going to Mauu's house had scarcely
made one circuit Of the premises before
he fred upon them several timcs.-One
Of tue shots took effect iu Brislau'i
neck. INJECTING a wound from which he
died on Saturday morning. Mann aed,
but returned on Sunday md surreu'
dered himself. He has been commit
ted to the Jail Of LOudOun county ioI
tue action Of the grand jury. Brislar
leaves wife and three children
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-24

At Eckhart mines. Allegheny csun.
ty. Tuesday. tho wife Of Vim. Folk
was about to retire for the night, and
during her devotional exercises, while
kaeeliug before CRATE FIRE, q piccc oi
blaziug wood accidently fell upon her
dress, and before being aware Of her
danger shO was cnvelOped in aames
She ran ou. Of the house and as there
was high wind blowing q. the time
before her cries could summons assis.
tance her. clothing was entirely burnt
of and her flesh vas burned to q crisp
She cannot possibly live.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
OF THE NAILS

Clarksburg-daiIy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wes'on al s A. M.-arrireS at ! !. y.
Braxton Court lIouse-dally except Sun
days-arriyes at liestOn by $3.50 P. ~, and
leaves Weston same day at $3.50 p. y
Glrnyillc-leavcs lIeston at A. NJ. on
Gonlnys, Wednesdays aad Frdays-arrlves
nj + u Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Satns-
days.
buckhaunou-arrivcs at Weston /. VI.
Tu.sdays Thutsdays and Satqrdays-leaves
Weston Q P u. same days.
philippi-asrises at Weston Tuesdays md
Fridays at 9 p. II leaves Weston Hednes-
day and Saturdays At I 4. II.
Mount Pleasapt--leayss Weston Mondays
and thursdays at I A.n.-arFlyes Tuesdays
and Fridays by ?. 81.
West Uniou-arrives Mondays at 5 7. NJ
leaves Weston Tuesdays At I a. NJ:
Sand fork-onCc L yceE-leAyes weston
Moudaysat 0 a. M.-arrires Mondays at
7. u. =,
GS- Parties hayiag mail 10 90 Ghonld
bring II to the Office half III hour ba(Qre tht
departure Of the mails
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-24

The following, whether true or
not, is a cuto bit Of sarcasm. 1t is
taken from Kentucky paper:
During the sfternuoa service at the
prison last Sunday, the officiating min
lister was annoyed uud interrupted by
some men who got up at intervals dur
iug the sermon and walked out Of the
chapel. After the services were end.
I'd, an intelligent aud vell.bebaVsd
convict came up 10 the preacher, and
apolOgizsd for 'ho disturbance made,
BY saying that the ''men who had
acted improperly we're newcomers, and
had not been in prison long enough to
saru good manucrs.'
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SDsI8TJE3.

A.F. A. M.-StRtcd commune ltiC ns
oi Weston Lodge No 10, 4. I. aud A NJ,
will be lIcla on the First and Third Mon
days ofeyery month. -
J.J. Peterson, Sec
JANE W.-Slatcd communications Of
jackson Lodge No. 3s, A. r. aai 4. N ,
vii be he'd In tlsir Hall, In Jane Lew, on
the seeoudSatuFday In earll month.
ISAAC JACKSON, w. IT,
W.D. CARER, Sec ,
St. Joscph's .. r. A. 3. Socie,y.-stated
meetings are held on the first SabOa hin ev-
cry mOnlh. FATHER TRACY, Prest.
L. ]. SixaSaS, Secretary.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-24

Halt an hours practice ou a piano
every day will briug on fatal attack
Of paralysis in eight months. (Thls
is lie, but. il the press will kindly
assist in giving it tho widest ciFOul'-
ton, q grateful people will neither
misiuterpres nor fail to reward tho
generous md humane motive which
prompts the item.)
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-24
HOLDING o. COURTS
C,ve,,,t Courts.

G,ve,,,t Courts.
Lewis, lss day Of March and September
Gilmer, llth Of March and September
Upshur, 22i Of March and November
Preston. Tth Of April and October
Randolph, 2Sl Of April and October
Tucker, % Of May and November.
Barbour. 9th Of May aud November
Webster, 2eth of May and September
Brax,on, 18th March and 18th August
Harrison, 30th May and 3O,h October
Calhoun, Goth Of Mag aud leth Of Oct.
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TOWN OFFICERS.

Myr.-John II. Todd.
Reconicr.-Joscph B. Neff.
Aldermen p. N. Hale, 7. 6. Dawson
II A. Bunkhcad, ". j. Duugherty
aud 0. II. 2. Washburn
Symut.-J. S. Wilkinson.
7orn attorney. James W .Woiindi D
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-24

It destroys mans confidence in the
dinner to come homo aud fud bis wife
clubbing n strange dog out Of tho yard
With the vegetable masher.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-24
Local Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge ircuit ourt-J. BRANNON
lcrk ". II BYRNE
Prcs'touu ty ourt--J. PETERSON
lcrk J WO0FTER
Prosecuting Att'y-A, EDMIST0N
Sheriff J. G. VANDERV0RT.
Sup't. Free Schools G. W ROCK,
County Surveyor D. T. PETERSON,
Assessor 1st District JOHN KEE
" ID " GEO FISHER
Gm26d0o9e
Court House District.
G. " Turner aud p Dargan.
Fireenmn's Greek District.
G. ". S,rickler and ". Y. Wood.
Hackers Creeh District.
NJ. McWhot,er and D, K, Swisher.
CURin's Settlement District.
S. B, Smith and ". X. Wilson.
Sk;in Greek District.
WV. Cbidester and " G. Mowhor,er
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Gbe 3sI1tprtaT.

EkUEGS OF aVF eI IISKl1b'
''s ser,,Un 81 90
For cnch subsequent Insertion IS
One Square, twelve months 10 90
Ono. fourth Of column, II moaths o. 90
Onr-haIf nfa column, II months IS 0"
0ns column, IA mont Is Q1
Local Notices 20 cents per line, which
must be paih in advance. s. will 6=
charged for announcing candidate. ioF
County, and $40 for State and U. 5. officers.
Lengthy Obituary Notices must be paid t"r
Gns An Legal Notices arc charged to the
attorney presenting them.
D0b Irdmodng
Neatly aad::promptly e1ecu'ed.At this 0 fttce
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9nlanO-Depe(ben.
AZ. Gouares. Grtrafit,tt,a

9Saibtngto II, %. Sftbr.-Sm Senatt
murOen heute inter 2lnoerenl folgenoe 8l1S
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sung bes 1000. Yaragrapben Der repiDirter
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ten in SeSng auf Die Otilis. (0ie Siu per
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SoHnerttag, I'M ben &omite'u bes Senat
@elegeubelt Su geben, ibre Serifte oor5ube
reiteu.
Ses Observation-Disclosures
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ScridJte aus Dem SSnncrt SeS
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simmer aN8geitattct. Der '6rauSQeber uno
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s4n ste sttmmseber Saltimore's!

SD 5ebe mid 9enotbi9t, fpieberum mid ON Si
gu nenben, oieies 0ial gum 3tuede Der 9Sberlesune
bes pom rgpenng Bulletin ON Samitaae IN lmlau
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uno neue @ner9ie einFi6Ben molen. - Santtioniren
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numbering Iir Die 8attter, uebe berartige Nfai6tz
merle an ben Stranger iteaen, aber ilieBen Sic iit
ben Nad1tnenmeern an, penn iie fie fitr bre eisez
men 3iuere sebrau6en f0nnen. - Grobt, rpie Gnse
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(2j3-5D SeenrD NJ. gSarfieio.
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: G01torS SeDrie1sf

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76 Sabren geitorbeu; nit t9nt gebt ciner Der
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