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DIED.

On The 2nd inst, a. bis residence ia Frank
fort, Mineral county, very suddenly Of heart
disease, Nr. RongRr ALLEN, aged 10 years.
OtParalysis, OF bis residence ia Dresden, O.
bio, July 10, 1878, THouss BsssT Caesar, aged
81 years, months and 20 days The subject
Of this sketch was bern in Hampshire county,
Virginia, October 20, 1870. He was united ia
marriage with Miss Minerva e. Thistle, daugh-
ter % Thomas Thistle, Of Cumberland, Februa-
~ Z, 1887, who, with FIVE children, survives to
mourn bis loss Cumberland Civilian
On the zeth ult., Mrs. PBoEag J. sr1Es, wife
Of David @. Sites aud daughter q Joel Hartman
ESQ Of Grant county. aged about % years
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. An

BALTIMORE, Ang, 5, 1873.
DgKY CATTts.- The market this week has been
one of the hardest that has been experienced for
weeks past, havin g been dull throughout and
prices sa3c OF from las, week, being grta,ly de.
moralised, - nearly oil tho dealers prod6dnc ed.
The quality was scarcely as good AZ IL was last
week, with the exception Of few tops, which
were equally as good ne were those OF last week
We quote ut 50aS5 25 per 100 lbs
Mich Cows. -The market WAS slow this week
for common Cows, while good ones are in fair
demand. We quote ut 30 aSiO, only but few
at SIS per head.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as
follows: Best Beeves a, J5aS5 25'; that gener-
ally rated us first quality 37aS4 rs; medium or
good fair quality 25.sSi l2-ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen anil Cows 2 50a$3 0o-general
average of market this week =: extreme range
of prices 50aS5 25 Mos, OF the sales were
from IS to 81 so per 100 lbs. OF the receipts
47s head came from Ohio, 1884 from Virginia.
ll9i from West Virginia, GO from Maryland, 90
from kentucky, 90 from Illinois, 90 from
Pennsylvania, and 90 from tennessee
total receipts for the week 30;5 head, a.
ganst 1903 last week, and 2G2O head same time
iast year. OF the offerings lO20 head were taken
by Baltimore butchers IS sold to Washingt
city dealers, 7l6 TO country Dealers and 26o bead
10 Eastern speculators-total sales for the week
I'll head, against / SCI last week aud 1855 head
same time last year.
SwiEE.-The market has been fairly supplied
with ST ock this week, but large part, far too
many, were grass Hogs and they are very slow
of sale. Other grades were fully as good as last
week, and sales have been moderately active for
this class. About 1000 head were received pri-
or 10 Saturday, and the balance since then some
500 head. We quote Mt 5}a63 cents, per ID. net
very few OF either extreme. Receipts this week
GO55 head against G91s last week, aud $685. head
same time last year.
SHEEP AND LGNBs.--The opening Of the mar
ket for Sheep was dull, and so continued for
some time, but became more active before tho
close, the receipts of good Sheep being quite
scarce. A large part Of the offerings consisted
o: stock Sheep, the better grades of which we're
in fair demand. We quote butcher Sheep at 81
al cents per ID, and stock Sheep at 2aS3 per
head, as 10 quality. Lambs 3ia4Y cents per H.
gross. Receipts this week s778 head, agaius;
972] last week, and 1915 head same time las,
ycar.-Sqn.
RoMNEY MARKET, Aug 9.
Reported weekly by ]. H. G. Pancake.
subject TO Market fluctuations.
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CO5tnfU COJlrcnfiOn.

Tie Democratic County Convention,
for the nomination Of a delegate TO the
House OF Delegates. Will he held at
Pleasant Dale, on Saturday, the 2lst
day Of September, 1873.
The voters OF the respective districts
are requested TO meet at their places of
voting OIL Saturday. the path day OF
August, 1878. and select eight delegates
TO the Pleasant Dale Convention.
JNO. w. MARSHALL
Chairman Executive Committee
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Cold Spring Picnic.

Ma. HAsYxx III left home on Friday last,
the 2s,h uli., with the intention Of visiting the
Burlington Picnic. but was, By the rain, pre-
vented from going. But a. . .for,uae favored
few" my "lard'' .acd were lucky enough TO
have tie pleasure of visiting picaic, or rather
a social. aud reveling 10 some Of the luxuries
and good things OF lovely womsn's fabrication
In the nature OF Kitchen produce" When Wis.,
ting relatives and frieeds. after the picnic, and
on expressing our regrets at missing the grand
affair, after learning OF its success We were in
formed that we were TO be parties to a eoeial
that was 70 be beld at NJ. J. T. Peerces Cold
Spring on the following dav. Happy surprise
What lovely place FOR pleasant repast, where
10 seen the gushing stream Of natural fount or
mountain spring, whose crystal waters are cal
cuIated 10 charm the poet, and quench the
death thirst of the thirsty, as IL wends its
peaceful way adown the mighty clif, amid the
majestic stiffness Of the o7er. hanging elm, the
lofty pine. and the beau teous spruce and fire.
qaen,iy intcrmingled with its ripliug sounds is
heard the pathetic chorus of the fea,hered choir
Of the deserted rookery. Pursuant 70 arrange
ments the party, twelve in number, assembled
about one and-a-half o'clock, p. NJ. The edi-
oies were soon spreau on one OF natures tables
large. moss-covered rock, and we all j oyously
partook of a snmptuous repast. The spring
was perfectly lovely fiow, from the siie of the
mountain in a copious vein of crystal water,
which was beautifully decorated with "living
green" mountain moss. Directly over the
spri nc projected large staf or post, beautiful
ly adorned with a handsome boquet of lovely
flowers. "Aii went merry as marriage bell. -
About o clock appeared "old women chill
dren," who are ever on the qai rice on such &C.
casions and TO our pleasant surprise Mrs. -
stepped forward aud favored the party with
few remarks. We had no tournament nor
dance, but amused ourselves equally well by
promenading, social chats" and occasionally
relishing the vibrating anthems which spread
their dying echoes across the vale beneath
Beauty to the eye
|. And music to the car"
The party, on the whole, was n grand sue
cess, and We shall ever remember the hospitality
with which we were entertained, and the pleas
ant manner in which we spent the day.
DRY DEN.
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Cbalrman Exeoutlvo COMMITTED
ne-Tbe Executive Commh,ee Of the Demo

ne-The Executive Committee OF the Demo
cratic party Of the Second Congressional Dis.
triei request the Democratic voters Of the vsrl-
ous counties composing said District, TO elect
delegates 10 a Convention, 70 be held 81 Keyser,
In the county OF Mineral, on TUESDAY, TIE
18TH DAY or AUGUST, 1878, 10 nominate a
candidate to represent said District in the House
OF Representatives OF the 10th Congress Of the
United States
JOSEPH SPRIGG,
Chairman OF TIC Executive Committee
July 10, 1878
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E1On Saturday evening last Mr..
joins IIIErr. living nca- Forks Of Ca
pom, in this County, had large stack
OF lay struck by lightning and entirely
consumed.
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To the Voters of Hampshire County:
hereby announce that am a candidate for
election 10 The Office Of Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of said County, subject. however, to the
iccisio of the nominating Cow entiou 1T one
is held. Respectfully. &c,
CHARLES +. HEATWOLE.
July &c, 1873
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NIAISRIED.

At the residence Of the officiating minister,
Rev Daniel B. Arnold, near Burlington, Nine
raj county. on the Both ult., Mr. JONI BLAcK-
BURN, con Of James Blackbsrn, to Miss HAnRlsr
LEATHERN4N.
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To ne Vo'ers Of Hampshire County:
respectfully announce myself as a candi-
date for the Clerksh' Of the Cir cult Court of
Hampshire County at the ensuing election, and
will he grateful for your suffrages.
V. II. POLLING
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w The Court OF Appeals OF this
State commenced its session i'm Charles
town on Wednesday last. The Court,
it is supposed. will remain in session a.
bout six weeks.
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GRANTS REMEDY.

iu effects are truly marvellous IN Dropsy. Ora.
vel, Brights disease, Seminal Losses, Lsucor.
rh6a, aud lost vigor, no matter Of how long
standing the case may be, positive relief is had
10 from one 10 three days Do not despair
hesitste or doubt FOR II is really a specific ana
never tails. u is purely vegetable prepare
ton, by its timely use thousands OF cases t6at
have been considered incurhbIe by the rnost
eminent Physicians, have been permanently
siciaus aud Medical Societies throuohos., *.
country, sold 10 bottles ~ Two DoIIara eseh
or three bottles whieh Is enough 10 cure the
most aggravated case, sent 10 any address ON
receipt q FivE dollars. Small trial bottles
OSE dollar each, all orders to be addressed to
Grants Remedy Manufacturing Co..
55l Main St.. Worcester. Mass
August 2, lS-5.-4m.
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QpD we.k 10 yosr own town. Is Onsf
sDt)D free. No rick. Reader, II voc vaot
business az which persons Of eitssr rex car
make great pay ali the time they work. Send
for particulars to II. HALLETT 4 CO, Port
land, Maine.
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* Prefer sense to wit; never seek
to be divertipg without being useful /;
let no jest intrude upon good man.
nnrs
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9We pass our lives in regretting
the past accomplishing of the present. and
INDUCING false hopes OF the future.
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ROBT. w. DALEY, Jr.,
Commissioners.

To the creditors Of Hiram spaid, decd.
TN pursuance Of decree of the County Court
4 OF Ham pshire. in q cause therein pending.
10 euoject the real estate Of the said Hiram
Spaid, deceased, TO the payment of his debts,
you are required TO present your claims against
said Hiram Sraid. decd, for adjudication 10
Robert w. Daley, Jr., Commissioner, at his
Once IN homney, Hampshire county, on or be-
fore the Bird day Of September, 1878.
Witness. q; s. White, Clerk Of said Court.
G. S. WHITE, Clerk.
August a 1879 To-
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To ae People Of Hampshire County:
In accordance with the expressed desire OF
very msny of you, ! announce m self IA a
candidate for the Office OF Clerk OF the Coun-
~ Court and respectfully ask vonr suffrares
G.. S. WHITE
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Stop & Read.

"A LL forms Of kidney and Urinary diseases
"a Is1no In The Back, Sides, and Loins are
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Commits sioncr's Office. Romuey, w. Va, I
July 3ist, 1879.

Commits sioncr's Office. Romuey, w. Va, I
July 3lst, 1873.
Meredith CapTer, AdministrA Tor Of John Spaid,
deed, plaintiff, Us. John J. Spaid, Adminis-
traitor of Hiram Spsid, decd John W. Spaid,
Frederick NJ. Spaid, .Tiiberry Spaid, Regina
Spaid, Rebeccal.; Spaid, David VIM. Kline
and Margaret J. fiis wife, John Lafolleite and
Elizabeth his wife, George +. Davis and Han
nah A. his wife, Perry q. Swisher and Chris
tiana A. his wife, and Margaret e. Spaid, de-
PENDANTS, in CBANCERY.
Whereas, the above suit In Chaucery, now
pending In the County Court of Hampshire,
was at June term, 1878, referred TO n Commas
sioner Of the Court, with directions, 10 state
and settle the accounts of John Spaid, Admiais-
traitor Of Hiram Spaid, decd, and report the
same, together with the personal and real estate
assets Of which said Hiram died seized and pos.
sessed, giving The gre rs aud annual value ofths
real estate. Said Commissioner was directed 10
call In the creditors OF the said Hiram Spaid
and report the debts against said estate, aud
report such other matters as might be deemed
pertinent
The parties to said suit and all o,hers inter-
ested, are therefore mott fed, that the subscri-
Der, as Commissioner of said Court, will ON
Tuesday, the srd day Of September, 1878. Al
his Office In 'Rosney, West Va, proceed to THE
execution OF said reference, when and where
they are required TO attend with necessary evi-
dence.
ROBT. w. DALEY, Jr.,
Commissioner.
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A very large lot Of gents Ovcr-sbirts and
Berino and ribbed Drawers, Tor sale bv
HILkESON. PUGH & VANCE.
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Ladies'
Exquisite Linen Suits
Refaiiei at Wholesale Prices.

Two Piece Suit. 81 so. Three Piece Suit,
81 90 sent by mail postage rsid Five or morn
SHIFTS by express, charges paid by US. They arc
Black, Headed with white piping. "a a.,
Bus, measures from % TO AZ, md larger sizes
made to order without extra charge. To Ladies
acting AS agents and sending orders for 10 suits
we give one cult free. A
State fery plain. Send inoney' BY Registered
Letter, Money Order, or Bank Dral \.
We guarantee satisfaction In every case.--
Zach purchaser IL entitled TO Fosters New Pen
and Scissors. Address,
G. w. FOSTER & co.
275 TO 2S5 T.. Madison ST..
CHICAGO
July 10, 1S7S.-ly.
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~ Mr. C. 4. Woodward. formerly a.
cent Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road at Cameron. this State, has been ap-
pointed agent at Piedmont and Keyscr,
vice CART. WI. KENNY.
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YYllent.

Reported weekly by ]. II. G. Pancal,
subject TO Market fluctuations. a.
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- Typhoid Fever, VIC understand, is
prevailing along North River, in lIar-
oy county.
70 County Court next Tuesday.
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WssiuSGroS. -. g.. Nsrs,agsr "a. is7g
TAKE pleasure 90 expressing my entire coma
eehce ~ the rssi@asfsttffg and a,fsfffV ~ The
Law, Patent and COLLECTION House OF tytIsone
ego. IT, y. WHITES
tcashisv arns Assoaai Hstrspolitaa BaaEi
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E4y TO friend, in Denver City, Col,
VIC are indebted for u Denver paper, con.
taining full and interesting details Of
the Eclipse there and elsewhere.
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s~On WednesIav the Democrat

wOn Wednesday the Democratic
State Convention resolved, as usual,
against National Banks, and then nomi-
mated a National Bank man for posi-
|tion on the Supreme Bench. Cincinnati
Gazette. ? ''-
Judge Hume is not National Bank
man,nor does he own one dollars worth
OF National Bank stock. Thus the first
political. inaccuracy dies Cincinnati
Enquirer. go .,-
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hood. Once the young man moved as
if he would rise Had he been able he
would have died with his arms around
the old mans neck. AS it was, the
strength was, unequal to the impulse
He lifted his eyes to the old mans face
lovingly; moved his body as if he would
get little nearer, and as child might
speak loving thought aloud, said 81
am glad l met you, John Norlon," and
with the saying of the sweet words he
died
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wG GovERNoR Packard said, in testi-
flying before the Potter Committee, that
he believed his title to the Governorship
of Louisiana as good as that of President
HAYES to the Presidency. He believes
that if the President had supplied him with
troops the opposition would soon have
died out. PACKARD is right so far as being
able to crush out all opposition to him
selfif he could have had the aid of the ar.
my, Louisiana was kept under for years by
that branch. of the Federal service, but
President HAYES thought it just as wellto
give the people of that State chance of
selecting their rulers. ssaa p
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DIR. Prices Floral Riches

Surpass any Toilet or Cologne Water
ever made, A rich, fresh, fowery odor,
for the handkerchief, the toilet and the
bath-permaneut and delightfully."- fra
grant. For the sick room-reviving and
gratefully refreshing.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

TWIN undersigned, having been appointed
i Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to I'll Pensioners Blanks. admin
lister Oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds, Mortgages, and other instruments OF
writing. JOHN JBFFERS.
apris, s,'7sf. Beallsville. Monroe Co., Ohio.
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Be careful in your speech. A word
once spoken, coach with four horses
cannot overtake it and bring it back. 1t
will do no harm for US oil to remember
this.
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Hiis;ffAa,,n.
KING BoNHoMME.

The Communist Jacquerie--The
Cave of the French Peasants--The
Three COnspirators---Fra in
Her, Most Abject ConditiOn--At
the Tavern of LOintes--A Cata-
lOgue Of HOrrorS--Treachery of
Charles Of Navarre--DownfalI OF
La JacqueRie. .t2. zri-
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/. r. FARQUHAR, M. y.
,a,.i~ fFormerly of ZanesyilIe, Ohio, y t,4,-v

Physician and Surgeon,
0face and residence in the Kirkbride property,
ODSFI Ell D, o H o.
Having located at the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes by
sioss attention to business to merit public
confidence and patronage. ..,l t',st
Chronic Diseases will receive special
attention. may4,'.5Y
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.:SANEORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES
6.o00 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.


The following Testimonials are from Msssrs. ). o.
druggists. They report unprecedentedy large sales
and universal satisfaction. Ne other disease is 90
alarmngy prevalent in that region They speak the
sORELY AFFLICTED.
J. o. Bosworth d Co., Denrer, co.,. Gentlemen, -
Prompted oy felioy feeling for those afflicted With
SoRD's RADICAL CURs ron CxrAnRH. / have been
sorsly ated with this fearful disease four years,
and have tried every known remedy without avail.
that "a claimed FOR It, Radical Cure for Catarrh.
..a vs9y truly yours{r r,,sN WMs 1a AMfMTiyk M ~
Denver. Sept. 2s rlsc. ge With Jenson' Bliss q CO.
saaiolss GREATLY AFFLICTED. ias
!, Nssas.L o. BossoortA Co., Dsnrer: Gentlemen. IL
Cvn ROE CATARRH to ell who are afiieted with this
disease. was greatly afflicted with II for long tima,
and cured It with two bottles ofthe above CyRK About
aysar was taken again with oatarrh anita
which fxed me al right giving me relief from the rst
dose. am confdent that this remedy will do sl that
claimed for It. and more too. Wishing you success
in ntssintroducsion. am, very trgIy yopsSs o. a..
Denver Oct. 1875. = W -, - y ''''- '''''
- TRIED EVERYTHING.
Nssrs J. o. Bostoorth Co., Dencer, Co..: Gentlemen,
Il have used SANFORD s RAJ DIoAL CURE FOR CArARRH,
and It has given perfect satisfaction. have tried
almost everything and Il Is the only thing that hos
hs of snd
and Offer thisss my e i.s bspcsts tsvc,,rp
Denver. Oct 1sls76 Z r7si ,s-7
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La JacQueHle. SO 1i-
A herculean man of thirty live, broad
shouldered, above six feet and half in
height, with repulsive face crowned
with unkempt red hair, was walking rap
idly through the beautiful forest Of Ari.
ons, on alovely summer morning in the
year 1858. He carried in his hand an
enormous battle-ax made of solid iron,
and much too heavy for man of ordi.
nary strength. aq - a
Although he was dressed in the coarse
costume of the French peasants of that
period, there was about his whole ap.
pearance and bearing something indica.
ting that he did not belong to the hum
bic tillers of the soil. a sl
Upon passing through clearing his
eyes fell upon the distant old castle OF
the Lords of Montgomery. His counte.
nance assumed an almost fendish expires.
sion; he clinched his fist and said, turn
ing menacinsly toward the ancient ma
norial seats: hag, aaaE
"Infernal aristecrats, your hour has
comet" Esf-s .gss
He moved on. Suddenly in thieket
OF splendid oak trees the noise of ap.
preaching horses fell upon bis ears;
he passed on without paving any atten.
ton to it until he was suddenly confront.
ed by two mail-clad horsemen; one of
them said to him sneeringly: m
"Where did you steal sex
THAT BATTLE-Ax,
Low-born cur 2"
The herculean man made no reply.
eWhat!" cried the other horseman. an.
grily; "has 1t come to this that French
peasant refuses to answer nobleman
At him, Monsieur de Chaloux!'
The two horsemen spurred their hor-
ses and drew their swords against the
tall man. The latter looked at them for
second or two With o defiant, contempt.
uous expression of countenance then,
quick as lightning, he lifted up his huge
battle-ax and dealt each of his assailants
tremendous blow upon the head. With
loud groans they sank from their horses
several more blows from the ak com.
pletely dispatched them; the victor ut
tered =-,-,.-. ...,. .,r... -,
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