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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19
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WASHINGTON SURE OF SUPPLY AT REASON


WASHINGTON SURE oP A SUPPLY AT REASON
ABLE PRICES.
The Probable scarcity OF ice the coming
season kas been subject of serious concern
10 h0Isekeepers here, and learning that Mr..
&. e. Church, president of the Independent
lee Company, had been TO the kennebec river
region looking after supply, STAR reporter
called on him at his office and said: II under
stand you have Just returned from the keDne-
bee river?''
MIR. church, have spent four weeks
there cultivating ice to supply the demands Of
our trade in this District and elsewhere"
Rep-"W What is the quality of your ice this
season.
Mr.. C.-"Our ice will compare faverabiy
Tn any that will w be cut the
thickness, being from twelve To fifteen inches,
it's free from snow, perfectly clear, and housed
III good ORDER
Rep-'HOw is the ice crop generally
Throughout The eastern and middle states?'
Mr.. C-"The weather has been unusually
mud this winter in the eastern states; in fact,
it has only been by careful watching and cult
waiting the ice on the Kennebec that it has
been brought to the thickness of twelve inches.
BY cultivating, mean carefully removing the
snow snow as i falls and BY growing the Ice to
penetrate and chill the water. In passing
through Massachusetts on my return home l
i9Hnd the rivers and p running h streams open
on to n great extent to supply that market,
had been so weakened by the weight of snow
on the ice that the crop will be short and the
ice secured will be quite thin. On the Hudson.
up TO this date, not more than One-third of the
usual amount has been cut, and that of a very
inferior quality. so that, il the weather con
tinues warm, New York will have to seek else
where for large portion of her supply. Phil
adelphia will, no doubt, depend upon the upper
Schuylkill and the kennebec rivers; While
Baltimore will have to rely entirely on eastern
Shipments
Rep--"HOw will the scarcity of ice affect
prices in this market?''
Mr.. C-"Each of the three Washington COM
panieS own their own ice sites on the Kenne-
bee, put up, and ship for themselves and con-
Sequently are not buyers. They will have a
sufficient quantity to supply the demands in
this District, as well as their customers further
south, and do not believe there will be any
advance in price at retail except what may be
caused by advanced freight"
Rep" Have you seen any of the machines
for manufacturing ice?"
Mr.. CT have seen the 'Pictet machine,
said to be the best and most practical and feel
COW inced by the manner in which the ice is
made, with its attendant expense, will prevent
its successful competition with natural ice,
except in the extreme southern citieS.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
s. {. Mcdowell to Robert Nelson, $50, part I.
so. S94, ID. NJ. Lawrence to Julia Diviny, 81 30.
sub. Il, 81. 6S4. II. I. Wiswall, trustee to
Howard University to +. Bowie, 500. west hall
lot 3, block IS, bingham. j. q. Matlock to
J: \. X: Moore, part lot "a, mt. Pleasant" A.
Heitmnler to ii. W. Pope, $500, part II, so.
lot ). 81. 34. T. w. Smith to NJ Flanahan,
so. lots - and 20, sub. lot Is, Prospect Hill
George Smithson TO X. +. Smith, 81, loo lots n
and y, sub. , to 8. and - So. S74.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

HoUsEFURNIsHING GOODS, new stock,) Tin
Ware, &C., at HamiltOn's, Y. Nj. c. A. Build
ing, 216eo4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

GAS SAVING BURNERS, Gas Heating and
A. Building, 9th and d SITS. 2,l6,eO4:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
Duel at Berkeley springs.
Advertising
49, AaA r.

A difficulty occurred between A. T.
Dean. son Of Dr.. Dean, Of the U. S.
Navy, and James A. Robinson. Of
PittSbsrg. Pa, the parties being
guests at tho Trcgo Hotel. Berkeley
Springs, Which resulted in a dusl
between these gentlemen 90 Sunday
evening last. The facts arc as follows !:
They were IL private room Of the
hotel With nsnbcr Of other goa.le-
mon. and in q controversy. Mr.. Robin
sou fclr that be had been iasul,ed BY
Mr. Dean, and be forthwith smAcked
him with bis open hand. This scsrltsd
in a chalISnsc from Derr to Robinson.
which vas excepted. Nr. c. n.
PcudlctOu, Of Berkeley Springs. acted
rs the second Of Hr. Dean, aud Mr..
Henry Brown, Of Baltimore, Is the
second Of Mr.. Robinson. The parties
all repaired to secluded spot Sunday
evening. All prcliniaErics were ar
ranged strictly to the code, and Wher
the durliSts were asked If they werO
ready, they responded. yes. asd shots
were exchanged. RoSiu'ou firing bis
pistol in the air. Neither party was
hurt. aud no more shots being demand
cd, thc5 stepped up and shook hands.
and then returned to the hotel. The
parties to the affair have all left the
Springs, no dOubt fearing some action
On tho part Of the authorities.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
4 FaiaI Match.

A young Freuchmau died IN Lyons
two weeks ago from the effects of
lighting a match. lie scratched it with
his thumb-naiI. and a piece of tie In
eaudcseent phosphorus penetrated un-
der the nail nna made a slight buru. to
which be paid no attention. Bu. after
an horr the pain bccsme very great.
tue thunq swelled, then the hand. aud
next the forearm. He was obliged to
a!isht a. the frst station and send for a
medical man. who declared that instant
aaputsti0u Of the arm was necessary.
The paiicn. insisted o. pos,pOuing the
operation for few hours until the ar
rival Of his ft,her. for whom h. had
telcSraPhed. liut before the latter
cOrld reach the spot it was too late;
tic poisonous matter iad passed into
the arm aud shoulder. and an opera.
tiun was impossible. lie died twenty.
seven hoIrs aftcr the burn in horrible
suffering.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
AMERICAN PIANOS ABROAD.
A Leading Baltimore Firm Fstab.
fishes Branch House In London.

From tho BaltEosr Daily Gazette.
1t Is Interesting and gratifying to
note the fact that Messrs. William
Kuabe & Co one Of Baltimorc's Lead
iuS manufacturing drns, has been So
licited By gseas London music house
to establish an agency 10 THAT city for
the sale Of tkeis piunOE throughout
Great Britain. The London firm re.
fcrtcd to is the leading music house Of
the Eaglish metropolis, Mcssrs. Metz
Ter & Co.. Of Gr.a; Marlborough street,
whose establishment is familiar to al
Americans who travel abroad. This
gives TO Messrs. Knabe & Co. aD sgeu-
cy covering all Of Great Britain. and
also an outlet for their Instruments
throughout continental EarOpc. Il is.
Of course. unnecessary to speak Of the
excellence OF the Kaabc pianos; hut
while they are so widely known through
out the United States. thsis reputation
ObrOad and the demand fer them in
other countries than ours. to srch an
extent as to prompt the leading London
firm to purchase thcta directly. is 40
event in the piano trade Of America
worthy Of special mestiOu. Baltimore
is to be eousrasulatSd r7aE tie enter
prise Of such wite.aEaEc aad public
spirited house az tha; Of Kna5s & Co.,
though whose Efforts orr Eaurtacsarcs
haze gained an cnv;aS:s reputation ia
other countries as well as the United
States. Mtssrs. Met=:rr & c.. repre-.
sentative visited Baltimore few days
ago aud closed the final arrangements
with Messrs. Kuabc & Co., leaving With
them large orders aud bespeaEiuG an
extensive business in the carly future.
A large shipment Of grand and upright
pianOs-thc style most de5irci in Ec-
rOpcau citics-was madH daring the pre-
sent week, and it i. probable th=: Messrs.
KuaGc & Co will Gai !: necessary to
increase their force o. Cte;nPloyesto meet
this extra demand, a. their large force
Is now taxed TO iIs fullest capacity 10
supplying the hOns trade for their ia-
| stErn'cGts.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
Things Worth Knowing

l. That 6sh may be scaled much
easier By dipping into boiling Watc.
about minute.
.. That fish may as we'll be scalcd.if
desired, before packing down 10 salt;
though in that case, do not seaId
thcm.
8. Salt fsh are quickest aud best
fresheued by soaking in Eorr milk.
4. That milk which is turned OF
ohauged may be svectcued. and rem
dsred fit for use again. By stirring in :
little soda.
5 That salt will curdlc new milk;
hence, 10 preparing milk Porridge.
gravios. etc.. the salt should not be ad-
ded until the dish is prepared.
G. That fresh meat. after bcgiatiug
to sour. will sWcc,en if placed out Of
doors in the cool Orer night.
q That clear boiling water will rc-
mOrO tca.s,ainS and many fruit-stains.
Pour the water through the stain, aud
thus prevent its spreading Ovcr tue
fabric.
S. That ripe tomatoes Ei:l remove
ink and other stains from white cloth !;
also from the hands.
.. That q tsaspOonful CT turpcutinO
boiled with ySar white clothes will aid
the whitening process.
10. That boiled starch is much in.
proved By the addition Of liulO sperm
or little salt, or both. or little gum.
Arabic dissolved.
IL. That bscsWax and salt will
make yOur rusty fat irons as clean and
smooth as glass. Tie lump Of wax
in a rag, and keep it for that purpose.
When the irOus are hot, rub them frst
with the wax-rag. then scuur with a
paper or cloth spriuklcd with salt.
-. That blue ointment and kcrc-
'ene, mixed in cqaal proportions, and
applied to bcds:cads, is an unfailiug
bedbug remedy; and that a coat Of
whitrEash is ditto for the walls Of q
log house.
Is. Tha: kcrOscnc will soften boots
ur shoes which been havc hardened BY
water. aud reader them as pliablc as
when nov.
II. That lcrcac1c will make tir
teaEittlcs as bright as new. Saturato
a woOlen raS and rub with it. It will
also remove stains from clean varnish-
ed furniture.
Is. That cool rain water and soda
will remove mach;uc.grcase FROM
washable fabrics.-ErchaMSe.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
cOurtshIp In Turkey.

4 lady gives the public curious
and interesting volume on Turkey. 1t
seems that 10 some parts of the MOs-
lens domain u lady is Eoocd with a
big stick, and, after tue ceremony of
marriage, her fair head is knocked
against the wall hy the tender BRIDE
groom. il the presence Of the relatives,
just to show her what she may expect
habituaIly- The most stylish and swell
way o: courting is to catch your girl
and lead her home By safe halter
around her neck-a ceremony as nee.
cssary as the marryiuS-FOr it is .ypi-
cal Of the husbands authority. and his
determination to use it. The kiss and
tho rope arc, thcrc!Orc. regarded as
equally and cOnjointly Indicative Of
business. and scclarztory Of intentions.
A mother might missrrSs the kiss, but
when she secs the rope around her dar-
Iins's little neck. she get, perfectly
composed, knowing that the lovers iu-
tentions are honorable. and that she
Is about to become mOsher.in-!.S.
Iecustoui, however, iG t5rsnical 10
til. ceremonies it pEcscEi5es fer the
masses Of the people. it is correspond
iugly lclicns to the kings, for th c
Sultan may marry without rope or kiss;
in fact, he may scts wife as ha would
a horse, and so many ths: he does act
know their rames or faces.
In the scragIio, which is the scene Of
Don Juan'a adventure; tho walls are
cIlBoratrly decorated with the French
illustrations Of Byron; for some poetic
Sultan frIt that the Northern baEd's
verse wOsli prs.crrc his gorgeous pleas
ure.houss ages after its crsmGliug
walls had lost the memory Of the lazy
monaIch and bis lOrcs.
Beelcr- Eey. one Of the three naS-
uifesn, ScrasIias,is ike a dream Ofthc
Arabian Nights, for it is as beautiful 10
architecture without as 1t is gorseoss
in the interior furniture aa1 lceaEA.
iion,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
A Good Showing.

whsa Cos. Matthews and the prcscnt
administration came into possession Of
the State Government, tt. State was
$4,000 in debt, and the Governor
Sad to borrow $50. 900 to carry on the
State Government. Nov the SIS, 900
has bccn paid, and $4,000 borrowed
money returned, and upwards Of
$4,000 IL tho State Treasury, after
all appropriations to State institutions
have been paid, aud ibis Without Apy
increase Of tAzation. The School Fund
for distribution is larger. by 900. 900.
this ycsr than evcr before. These 6g-
urrs speak we'll for the present man.
agcment Of our State aHair,, Under
Democratic rule, aud at tho same time
argue a better condition Of financial
matters through our State. and a de-
grec Of returning prosperity. The
sherifs have paid u? more promptly
than heretofore, and returned fewer
deliuquenu-
1t is very crafty to chronicle these
facts. and We may reasonably hOpo for
still better results, after our abundant
crops Of all kinds have been gathered
and marketed. We earnestly hope and
confidently believe that better times
aud more prosperous season is not
far otf.-Hcratd.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
Broad Run Baptist Association.

EiEtur Dtnn-rzi:-Thc Broad Run
Association me; nth tho EIurph5's
CrsOk Church august 9s,h. The
Alnusl sermon vas preached By Revs
J. S. FISHER. Tho letters frur, the
churches Errc read. and the delegates
names enrolled. Tellcrs ~crc then ap.
pointed to sako the vote fos permanent
officers. They reported the election Of
Rev. R. A. Kempsr. Moderator ; 7.
c. johnson. Clerk, and Rev. L. ".
Holden. Treasurer. Our Foreign Mis-
siuns work was a leading item Of busi.
ness. For years past tho Broad Run
Association has been supporting q na-
live missionary in Burmah, and il all
the churches would do their duty, we
could support three instead of one.
Last ynar's salary vas raised. with a
small balance 10 The Trcasurcr's hands.
The State Mission work is not in =.
aouriIhing coaditiua es Ee eorld hope.
for this york does no, receive that at
tsution that its importance demands.
aud mas7 Of thc-chrrchea soem to be
wholly Indifferent to its demands;
though there ,ra some counties in the
State that has not a Baptist church
in them. nor Baptist preaching.
The Rspo TT Of Committee o. Edu-
cation called cot Rev. 4. J. Willis. the
Representative Of the Shelton College,
Of St. Albans. aad BroedrS Female
College at clarksburg. Young men
may receive liberal education at ShsI.
ton College At a very small expense.
Then We have college at Clarksburg.
for Jo7ug ladies. thu. IS second to norc
in the State.
The subject Of trmp.rlncc was di,
eustsd in its ptaes. 1t is attracting
particular att.s;iOn jest uoW. and it
=as agreed that We would not support
men zith oar votes iOr any Office who
drink whiskey. Tie Sunday School
work. aad many other subjects relating
to the general interest Of the cause Of
Christ, were considered and discussed
in their order, By Rers' Willis. Holden.
Li;htburu. Kenpcr. LanSford, and
others. By vote Of the Association
it was agreed that hereafter :hc sale Of
eiies. cskes. caHdiss. melons, or Suy
thing else. would lie psoLibi;cd on the
grounds believing it has tcndcncy to
annoy and keep peo?l' from attending
the serricrs.
The meeting va v:ry pleasant and
agreeable oac EHsrl body seemed to
c1jpy themselves. Quite number
were 7rcssnt from Weston. We had
several visitors from other Associations.
The next meeting will meet with the
Broad Eun Church. II. I.ausfVrd is
to preach the annual sermon.
SIX.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
CETrRCHES

u. f. Church, Res. s. E. Jones. Pas
tor. Preaching cresy Sabbath. Prayer
ncttiac WedneSlar night. Sunday School
y 4. Earues. Saperiatcndrnt-eTrFy Sun
dar at O'Clock, p. v.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. George u.
Fleming, Pastor. Services every alternate
Suuday. Sabbath School-wm L. Dun
uiugtoa. Sup-rintendeat-eveFy Sunday u;
. o'clock, A. y.
CathoIic Church, Rev J. 4. Tracy, Pas
tor. Services every first and third Sundays
GI a Hnd 10 4. ", and +. y. Sabbath
Sehool-Iaeob SsEnit;. Superintendent
every Sundar At 9 o'clock, p. y.
Episcopal Church-aiiended occasionally
br the EcT. Sr. Wood, OF ClArkShurE.
Baptist Church, Fer. John 5. Fisher, Pas
tor. Prenchi7c every SSeend Sabbath in
each aoaSl. Praysr E,eetilg every Tues
= AfricaH ". E Church, rer. T. Il. cytis.
Pastor. SerEires every Sunday As 10 o'clock
Sunday SChool-Georre 7. Jones, SuPerin-
tendcnt-ererT Sunday at ? o'clock.
coIored y. E. Church, Eer- John Hughes,
Pa=isr. Services eTr5r Sunday at II
o'clock. Sunday School Charles Lcr. Sr-
perinIcndrnt-errry Sunday at'9 O'CLOCK,
+. ".
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
Gen. Grants rrOther Insane.

ELrzAuErH. n. J., Sept. 4.-orville
Grant. the ez.Pfcsidents brother. va,
taken in custody here on his aFriv-
al from New York. aHd vas sent this
morning to the iusauo ssglun at tror-
ristown. HI, mind runs on immense
'pecuIa.ion'. starting new business
Or siSautic scale, &c. he vas sent
to the asylum At the request CT friends
and Dr. Morton.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
IRPITIL AND DEPARTURE
OF TIE NAILS

clarkSbur:-daily xcertSsndays-leares
wcs'ou at 8 \. M.-arriTes at I r. u.
Erax,on Court Ilouse-daily exsrpt Sun
dnrs-arrircS at Tr4tnn by Ja3n r. ", ula
leaves Weston Eamc day At $50 ?. y.
GlrnEille-leareS HestOn NJ A. ". on
Mondays, WcdneSiavs Rad EEidays-arriTei
ASP v Tuesdays, Thursdays laa Satur-
days.
Buclhanuon-arrircg nj Weston ic y.
Ta-sdayS, ThutalsrS and Satu'days-lrarC1
Weston : P y. sane days.
Philirpi-nrr:ves at Weston Tucaiay5 mad
fridays nj 6 r. N-lsareS Mc;tDa Wednes-
dar and Saturdays al A. y.
Mount PIeasaui-leares Weston Mondays
and Thursdays Al \. .M.-arnrcsT Tuesdays
and Fridays By r. u.
West rniOn-a=rirrs Mondays AZ ; +.
-taveS Weston Tuesdays at ! \. ".
Sand EogG-oner werE-lcareS Weston
Noad4ySat G \. M.-afrircs Mondays at
r. u.
sS- Parties having nall to 20 should
bring II 10 The o:sirr bali an hour before the
departure of the r'aiiJ
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
4 Cautious omcer.

The sounds Of blows and sbriGks at.
tr,c;ed a crowd before house on Mul'
lett street the other day, and directly .
policeman came sauuteriug ulOuS. He
seemed trifle anxious. hut get made
no movement, and one Of the crowd cx.
claimed:
"wby in the name Of bcaveu don't
you stop that"
as it 6sbt:" qucEied the officer.
"of course it is!!'
Sure: Why. even foo! can tell
that some one is being pounded to
DEATH
Perhaps so." nuscd the officer;
but yea can't telI-ean't tell. !
Jumped in oacc in just such case as
this aud fOnud that it was . younS lady
taxing music lessons instead Of a row
Keep still, yOu boys. and let M see il
| can hear croctery bang against the
walls"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21

When young ladies' 60 out black
berrying, they should be carcfrl where
they stand, A young lady living not
far from Carthage went the other day.
uad it so LappcneI tia; she stopped
directly over humble bees nest.
Distance to the house, half a mile j
time, two and Une.half sceOuds'-Cdr-
htg9e EepHt4ieaH.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
HOLDING OF COURT.


CyHesSyt Courts.
LeEis, iss day Of March aud September
Gilmer, 11th Of March and September
Upshur. 9s1:l Of March and November
Preston, Tth Of April and October
Randolph. 2Sd Of april and October
Tucker, Cd oi SlHy and November.
Barbour. 9Th Of May and November
Webster, 26th Of May and September
Braztoa. 12th March and 18th August
Harrison. SOth SIay and SOth October
Calhoun, 10Th Of May and 18th ofOc
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
The Tiernev Hotel.
THE sHAMRocKHoUsE,

(ncarly opposite the curt II ousc.)
W:4E-, Hee 9sy
4NES BURNS. Proprietor
Having redited na5 ssI1EniShed this e.
tahlishment. I am prepared to ofer the best
Of accommodations TO the public. Good
stlbIiaE on ihe premises.
~ CHARGES VERY MODERATE -sS
THE BAR a; my house is alwayt sup
piled with pure liquors, Of all kinds.
Conc and Sec me.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
EoyANtM Cowyts.

LeWis.-Firss MOnaa5 10 February.
April, June. August. October and
Decru,bcr-tbe June aud October
terms for fiscal and police business
only.
Gilmcr.-secoad Monday in February
April. June. August, October and
December.
UPshur Moa5ay in February
April. juno, August. October and
Tcecnbcr.
Braxtou. Tuesday in January
March. Mag. July. September and
November.
wcbsier.-FOur:h Tuesday 10 Eebrua-
r.. april. June. August, October
and December.
alhOun.-Fourth Monday in Frbrua
ry. March, June, August. Scplem-
bcr and November.
TOWN OFFICERS.
lI,yn--Wm. T.. Lively.
Rerorier-Gcorge Fius,cr.
.ihlermer-lI IEdrd-J. II. Clifton
si Harl-A C. Hal-.
3f Hr.i-JaeOb !Atchinson.
ih Hur.i-JcEcrscn Knight.
S=rgednL-J. S. Wilkinson.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21

4 shsrp.talEinS lady was reprovcd
by her husband, who requested to keep
her tongue IN her mouth. "My hus-
ba=i," she said. ait is against the law
to carry concealed weapons"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21

"wbst is so rare as an honest
man g asks The Ciri'tiuH LttelligsH-
Ger. Alas! yes; there arc but few Of
us left now, and sometimes feeling Of
louclines.-but let it pass.-Sarto'd
IA,vsn.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
RUSHVILLE HOTEL.
Rusllvillc. Lewis Co., W. Va.

Rusllville. Lewis Co., W. Va.
WEN. l. WHITE, Proprietor.
The undersigned desir-s to inform the
public ihsi he llaS leased tie abose Hotel,
and hns Fefuruished and peii,icl the saz:c.
lie Offers the best o. accommodations to the
travelling public. GOOD STABLISG and
Feed IN The premises. He has made SPECIAL
arrangements for Travellers and ieamsIess.
Ea- His Bat will be constantly s7rPlied
with the hest Of
WINES AND LIQUORS.
lie respectfully irviurs cal! fEOrl Iii. old
friends aud travellers.
WI L. WHITE.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-09-21
SDEI2YI%SS,

A.F. IA. M.-StNtrJ commune lt:rns
Of Weston Lodge No 10, 4. F. md 4. ~,
vii! % held OF tie FIN: sud Third MOn-
davI OF sErEy mouth.
". C. DESSETT, n. v.
~. FETERSoS, Sec
JANE ELEW.-Stafcd communrcAilons oi
Jackson Lodge No. IS, 4. F. and 4. y +,
will he held In their Hall, In Jane Lew, on
the keeoadSa.urday In each month.
ISAAC JACKSON, v. u
v. D. CARrEE, See
ST. Joscrh's C. T. \. B. Socefr.-Stated
meetings are held on the iirst Sabba:h In cT-
err NINTH. FATHER TRACY, Prcs't.
n. J.SNftoS, Secretary.
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TIE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

Tie STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
CLIENTELE, G7mer Co.. ". TO-.
which has a full Normal cOurse, an nd.
vaaeed course, and department Of muic.
Ia crrry study the mos; earsfE! aad
thorough work is always done.
Fall Term begins September 9th, 1873,
Winter Term brSias January 5th, 1879.
Spring Term begins April 9Th, is'9.
Much Advantage is Gained
10 those who teach during the yeasr By al
tending two aoa;hs 10 the fall, getting
"leare Of abscncr, - from November till
March, and returning in the spring.
EaEagemenU 10 b-Gin teaching at the
middle ofSorenber Gao be made in Gilnrf
OF Other co=z;is; now.
For catalogue and particulars EeSasaiuE
FREE TUITION see the County Surerin-
Ieudeni, or wrIie 10
7. MARCELLUS MARSHALL.
Principal
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Local Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

OEEASERSs
Judge Circait Court. BRANEOS.
Clerk W. II. BYRNE
!, pres't County court-J. PETERSON
Clerk J. WoOFTER.
Prosecuting Atfy-A. EDMISTON
Sheriff J. G VANDERVORT,
Supt. Free Schools G. ". CROOK,
County Surveyor D. T. PETERSON.
Assessor 1St District JOHN KEE.
" q +" GEO. FISHER.
Gca9aaoD2e
Court House DiS'riet.
G. ". Turner and P. Dargan.
FreemaR's Greek DiaHf.
Elias Fisher and ". Y. Wood
Lineker'I CreeE: Diiiriet.
N. New hortcr and D. X. Sw:Sbcr.
COliR'S Settlement Digfriet.
S. .. Smith and W. K. Wilson.
Skin Creek Diaria.
wv. Chidsstr. and " G. Mcwhurtrr