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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCisCO CLOSING
SATURDAY.. To-day

Government bonds were as rule quiet but
strong Coupon 5-2Os Of 1867 were inexeeptonally
good demand at log, as were also registered new
IS at 1858 and coupon 4l2s at 1049s. We annex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

purT.to Juiy Recommendations today, LIDO head
,o.sl fT The week thus Ab56 head for the time
isst week head receipts consigned through zoo ears
increase receipts for the week. lOl CATS no Sales !"
fresh arrivals igned through ,.a,, -, a.,
Recelpts today, 5i4OO head TOTAL iof
the week G600 head for che same TINE last week
$3.50 head receipts consigned through ~ safsi mAIhes
dun and declining; offerings compare fayoraDy Win st
week sales OF Fair 10 Good western ohceb ~ % o.
81 lambs sale to-day best grades OF Sneep
Hoas-Rscelps to-day 2S75 head total for the week thus
head the same time last week ool2 hean
receipts consigned through ears marker aeIss an
hiQher offerings generally Of good quay sales aoIkeI
efGOd54 20: Heavy - oOott ooi 0rhhBes not Nhhoo
An offerings disposed Of. -.
Ieens 600. shipments 1890; market sIroDg and higher
Mixed Packing; Choice Heavy solo 81 "a eV
IdGhi R4 2Oa$4 IS Mixed, - asa 10 - -
300 head snlpmcntS lapO heans MAI
kct steady ana arm al urepi~~- -@Ss ~SuuinS % @Vs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
Foreign exchange was dull and lower. the curreI
lanns hAinn .IIhinlnad

foreirn aud domestic coins and bullion, United
States CONS being quoted in currency and all tine
ofhprr IN Oold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
BANK SAVINGS.
No. 81 Bleccker-si., New-YOrk Juy 10, 1873
UNHE BOARD OF TKnSTEES have flis daY

T'HE BOAhD or IHUSlEES nave IBls day
declared the usual interest," under the provisions Of tho
ByaWs for the last SIX months ding June 30 fellows
AT the rate Of FIVE PER CEN pr anhun on 81 sums
Of dollars and under Five II udfed dollars and ~ YOUR
PER CENT all sums Amounting 20 Five Hundred dollars
and inward payable and aftcr the third Monday beng
the 18th OF this month
This Interest carried the credit Of deposDrs
principal the 1Ht inst where stands exactly deposit
IL viii be entered the pass books NJ any time when re-
CURED on anc after The l9th inst - . -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
Ct, ~ Sfg,e and Railsrav Boads- Railroad. B.
ee'N srDreSs stocks.

FOURTH CAI1-1-1 0 CI9VOh n H. -
n & q Coupon 1881, 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16

III INiON DIME CAAlNATO DAMN
- Broadway. 32ds- and 9Th ave
Money deposited on or before The ION July draws interest
from the Isl
JEO. W. BRTTrON, President
GARDNER s. CHAPLIN, Treasurer
CHARLES y. sPRAGUK. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
6aplngs Banks.

- and rs WasThe Trustees ordered that INTER
EST be pad depoors entitled thereto or the six months
ending Both ult O FIVE PER CEN per anna
payable NJ and after MONDAY, 18TH instant.
The NA be credited dep0siiOrs principal
WILLIAM II. MACY. President.
john II BoTNTDS, Secretary.
NOW-Yurk, July 3, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
THE MONEY MARKET
.v,ic-sE REroRT n. y. sTT'0E EXCHANGE sALEA
MONDAY. JCLY rs, 1873
eoTKRgMKKT STOCK DEPARTMENT.

SECOND cALL-1l
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21
:. .rnaLk Heaven Tor That. :"

While "Unelc Toms CaLiu" wus
being played iu Chicago recently, at
McYicker's Ihcatcr, gentlsman,
whose couatruunco was OF very
serious Gust stepped up to the bOx'
"ffice. holding folded tivc.luIlar bill
IL his IInmd.
"WrIl 'ljnrie Toms Cabin 6c play
cd to.right?' 10 asked, with tue Ut
most soiirituds
"Yrs. Sir-yes. sir--hOw mnny
seats sir p rjaculutel the Glani Iiviu.
ity Of the b"x
"WiiL the full force Of the company
including the Jabile" Srngcrs!' p
"Yrs, sir-yes, sir"
"Aud is thus The Inst night y
"Ycs.sir; positively tho last night. "
Wsll-a-lhuuk leayrp for that, >
exclaimed the mau. as 10 pocketed his
money, aud wi;hOuth smile strobe
rapidly uwsy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21
4 Silver uAlf Dollars Return,

Some twenty five years ago David
p. rrxtcr. residing on tho AlassilliOu
rOad. bad in bis possession silver
hulf lnIlur, mndo in the year lS2S,
uui that being his natal year he su'
InS uumo on it aud thought to rctaiu
it asa relic After srsrral years,
h"wcver, he puid it out "no duy oy
mrstakc. along With sOme "tIrer money
anJ tnr twenty years il t"k its course.
l.u>' Saturday he scut hi lit,le laugh
ter to Mas,illiWa on nu rrraud, aud
npm her return home she gaVo hia
sdmr ehaOge, and with it was ,ht
i Io"tieal half dollar with his naue cul
on i. -f"nion (Ohio) Rrp"sit"ry.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21
l#HVs IAlM 9VRUvA H4\AY NURys.
An Exreedlnsly alean Advantage.

a lady oflhe rity seul for tho Chief Of
Police the lther 'lay and complained to
him hatcher husband had. 10 the nlo>t
cruel maHner. Kept her prisoner tat
hume for the last ten days "Ah?'
ssii the Chi:f, '''lOcs he lock the dnnr<
on you y Certainly not" doe.
he have somebody to guard you from
going QUIZ" "N0. Indeed mot kc."
"Wefl, does hs-rlms llS t.t.tic you ii
to anything o. "No, sir, he dare uot.'
well. should suy. madam. that
pray excuse mo-Ihat ynn have about
all tho freedom you could want"
''Grncious heavens = exrEninIsd tEt
Indy. with c!Cnchcd fingers and FASH,
irg eyes. "a i,nrri'l mouse tied to III.
TOP u the bcx wilI ny Sunday buu
ae, IL it. and yoa talk 70 nc nbaut all
the frcrdanr ! cauIi want ~ LOUIS
VtRe E"Wrirr Jtdra0i. 3,,g5
.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21

\ pnsIaI card has been around the
~urld from Chcmnisz, Saxony, in ous
hundred md seventeen days, Tha
earsl continued six different addresses
Of The German CUnsuls at Alexsndria.
Singapore, y, kohama. San Francisco.
New York, and that Of tho sender at
Chemnitz. besides polite request that
the card to sent on without delay. aud
Inc xact timO Of receipt apd dispatch
notcd on tho card, uu explanation Of
tho circumstances Of the ease being at
tho same lime given These iustruc-
ton, sera to lave bGeu promptly full
iillmI,umi the card made its appearance
again nt CLCmuiz. ono hundrOd and
seventeen days after it had been dis
pa'cl:rd. covered with the stamps Of
thr v.r,us stations. 1t is stated that
It w"u;d bavc gone ur1uud in ninety
SIX days If it hal been an American
Instead Of a GCrman pn<tal card il
would have made it in alueEl less time.
-Ne,u Fork Tines.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21

The Alrxicaus have a method Of
subduiug fructiUus horses aud such
Us afa iucliued to run away, which
might be introduced here With profit.
4 Luud or wiuker is SO arranged that
The driver Or rider can in NIL instant
draw it directly over the eyes Of
tho. uuimnl, sEsetually bliud fOld
lug him. When this is dOua the
Aor,c instantly becomes quiet, uud u
repetition OF the bliudfOlding two or
lhrce times gradually results iu bis
becoming quiet ard dOciI. Such an
urru1gcmsut would be a valuable Hp'
penduge to ths hOadgear Of such hOrscs
as are dispo'sl to rua away.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21
Pro stlcal suggestions.


One pint castor oil, the same Of
grass fed beef lpllOw, and one pound
uf losiu. Put in'o snail Keith to.
.r,hcr, stir OVER lire until The rosiu
is thoroughly IIssOIvc1. This makes
II good axle grease.
~ foreign j"u'ual states that cows
:rHvc great liking for celery, nul
tint ''iu many districts" the leaves
lre fed to Thcm either scaltlnl or cut
liuc, and mixrd with bran nash. aud
tI:ut th : urc preferred to red rl"ver.
and bring "a TAR richer aud sweetet
milk lhan amy "th"r Fuu'i."
One Of iLr best cures for chuked
cattle is uu ''ouucv Of prevention" in
'Ile shape Of root cater, through
which all root. apples. &C rhall be
ruu before being fed to the nnimal*.
The price Of such Il mlciliuc is much
l',0 than The value Of II COW. Many
tumrrs lost several ine animals tIOm
hitting ,lu'ing the years Walsh good
ut cutter wMlI last
lInw tn keep plants in tho house is
suIjrct nb"ut which mary persous
irquirr tve', scar The adTice given
Inu often makes muuntuiH nut Of a
mole hill The wI'Oh story mny, VIC
thiuk. hr tnld IN few words. Use
,audy lmm-knep The pots clean give
hem sua mud fresh air. Fer The
c4ly hug usr nIeohol, for green lict
(nphide,) I"baccO fumIsatioRs.
The uuIy Elective way of curing
l"rny"L h"lr> in trees is to make
pip. ui Mk ur utnEr bard wood. Smsar
II with tar, auh l'hmpler il ghl in the
Imle until it, 0u'rr surface is Uu tho
SUNG level Us ilic hole. lftliere is my
rteuprraIiva pn~rr left in thu tree the
lark will So" gov over tho plug md
the w,Aiad bs pr':rrlly healed, which
will never happen with tho coacrete
mocrs*.
Pruuing- Irm desirable sorts Of
grapes may now he easily obtained.
Make cuttings Il foOt in length, set
them IN t,rurhca foOt in dcpIh, six
iuctrrs upurt aud fill 10 with lOum,
pressing it firmly fIom time to 'ime'
,heu cover thu trench with somc light
nnterial such as straw or leaves,
Muuy Of these will form roots acx'
spring and may be- tranSplanted in the
aN. THUS everybody having land
may hare grape vines at a small cost
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21

The Inui,tann Supreme Court las
taken a. new step in American juris.
pruIenc", by Ud'rins the capitaliza.
lion Of SIS QUU to furnish au income
fur tho widow "f Ilagh MeCioskey Of
New Orleans AlcClOskcy's will gaYo
his widow S!UO month while she re.
Iuaiued unmarried. aud. iu settling the
estate, the Whole property was turned
into cash, from which Mrs MeCloskGg
wanted enough permHucutly invested
10 insure her !hO allotted Income uatl
n reasonable Old age. !" England the
courts allow such capitAlizatiuus hasGl
On tho Carlisle tables, which. ny tAo
widow is 10 yeurs'Oll, would aIloe her
90 ycurs yc. to live. Tho Inferior
court refused tho woman's request be-
eauso It was without precedent IN this
country, but tho Supreme Court grants
it, and in so doing rcaIsrs tile clause
Of tho will requiring Mrs. alcClOskey
10 remnin unmarried Of 10 effect, S /
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21
A sailors slory. story.

It was a weather. beaten sailor We
overheard in Clay.street restaurant
tic other day, kindly giving a few
"reminiscences Of travel to some lady
friends ho was treating to corncd beef
mud cabbage. Talking about lions, "
he went on to say, ''ttey are tho
intrIiigentest animal what is. A
Gurus thing happened once when We
were 0u the East Coast last cruise
One Of ou, officers vent "ut hunting
'lrrr, and next morning his bOdJ was
fnund clean Bit in two, but with his
wntch missing. Nobody Understood it.
Stxt DAY the qunrtermasser's body was
found il the same condition, With his
@nsl' gone. Scemrd as though lion
aui PirkpOckct were kinder going
i'm Ks. as il were, only the lion dida't
cat nothing. Next day two middle,
Ii,s@ prarel-samo result. None OF the
saii"rs wcro hurt-h4d no watches.
yaa soc. OF course tllc wEols crew
tufnrd out for a grand hu"t, and ai
lust We Killed . lion sixteen feet long.
IL bis stomach We found ali llle
watches, still running. Cold fact. |
assure yau. The ships surgeon, vii"
had cut the beast Opon, said he wasn'I
in goM hralIh-had a torpid liver.
So We seed at ouce that tho nnimal
had Killed all the officers ilt>t to swuI.
low their watches sorter like pills, sou
know, This lion must q tlUusit thai
tbs wheels and things would kinder
tickle lIim up inside. When We shot
him Lu va, lying with his eyes shut
and mouth open, listening to tho works
going inside Of him. Sounded like
whole jrwplry store. Fact, mann
Tnkc some mere cabbage"
oil 10 o. N b.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21

1t is mighty puOr consolation to die
worth hundred uilIiuus. anJ then be
jerkrd hcuI first through glass GOV.
cred uolfn, with a rops around Oue's
neck, aud thrust 10 bug and carried
of by lot Of puor devils not worth
sixteen dollars in tho aggregate
I'crEs san.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21

- Acourt'y negro recently sent
reply to on invitation, in which ha IRE.
yretted that circumstances rcpuguant
% tue asquie'ceuco would prOvCht his
acceptance Of The invite"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21

There is au oak tree 10 Texas. upon
which have been grated sprigs Of piuO,
hplly, dOgwoOl, elm, ash, walnut, ap-
pie aud peach. The sprigs haze all
bulled and give promise ofthrift.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21

ror,..t,,h,., n,rF,rr,,,,,,. of Dr c,,vo-
49,, ,t,,,,,., liz ~. ,,;,b
rias rI,s. l,,lI. whi,h nr,, x.nt IN,
~. :. a., :. n, = o,n ,hro,
,hom p...or,,n a,,nor Rr,, wb,
v,. ,;,,;,, he s,;d
..Tb,,,s n3,hinr
..vbn, !. ro,r;n, qn
+. VIZ ~, .E,,,o,;,r M -,
ors, tnow Tam po,,.r r,
"Nnn s5
uyyal Pa. ,o- ,,. .ho Ls., t,,,,
with II RIA | ever ,aw b4,, nj. nm,
Carver ,IlbnIlow m ,.ll ynn wb,
I,vo IN ,bi. IN, pn,,.r DO W.,
know, m,vb be-. aloor ,I,er. in tbs chrrr,
..,.or N,. p,,,I.r ,,onld ,,,,rt :
:. ...rse ,., g, .o,no ch.rriss. a. Ton
wonld nirk IN H. h. IA bo,s A.
vou ,h;,,k ia .,o,o ,sn ~
..tiIo,,,, ,.,,,, ii, ], 8,
.Wbv h,.,,t ~ ia mn ,.;,h Ma
M, mi -, n, II J,on h,If !,
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..1yhn, All ho IL w
..Iyhv I;u ,r;Jr,, ,;d 80, tno,,
him :" ..Non .Wcu Tom mad. !.
Ia, .,,,,. ,r;;,L III, IN, h., .,,,ti H.,
,bc t,,,,o,. ofF Ii. ,vr con,,,;t he
,;,,,;,, =, H.. o,o,,;;,o ,,;..,,;on ~,
lin ,nok him m .=7a.
ul,iI hs ,Io !, ?,
"nn III II. fvo1 lin .o1s;, ro,;,;0,
onJ aimed =, n ,,eo IN fran, of him
The ball hit the trre, caruIned. hit tho
cornrr or !, ho,.s c,ro,usJ s,rno. /,
lam ,r,,s, ,aro,,,1 ,n a,,s t,.L;n,l
Tom mi n;r,,i ,Lc bu,,ons oF \.
s,;,,. a. , vl,;s,,o ". IL, ho IA !, i,
..Tla, was Eias sl,oa,iu, T.
..Yts but l,yo ecep rom ro,tsr
hc.,i, rvc x,.cn lin s,,na ,r,Irr
/, a.,,k ~ w;l,l r;gc,,ns b;II;,ns or,.n
eoiuiitIr Ike ,he wind and xiii ,enz 4
fast lIIotE EIks= jrOpt of : lin #15ek=neyeI
insssoll n rivcn Iinc5 mi turmoil oyet
and ,l.fslI# #,lownsso :tba,.;t=lorteI#Iiff=
brown and featIlctrd NiaraIa Ton,
uil It bv hnv;uc I,vrntv ,brca brccch,
Ioadiop rilss aua a boy 10 load '.m
flo alwuys shot will. tbaI kind"
"Yvu suv vou sax him do t,ut kind
of sboOtiug.w
"Yrs, sir: mud butter than that, too,
\Yhv T'u tall vru wh,t 20. Qso,
Tom Potter do. IAw him once So,
mn Nh Iul,nn,t,hhor taru.t 3un fee,
anJ hi, ,bc Lu,rs evr ,ro,, 3. s.vpr
|
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21
CeMMkM GoN\vts.

Lewis. First Monday in February.
April. June, August, October and
Dcccmber-lhe June aud October
terms for fiscal and police business
only.
Gilmor .- Second Monday in February
April. June, August, October and
December. 7#
Up,hur Second Monday in February
April, June, August, October aud
l'ecrmbcr.
I,rax,o,n.- First tuesday in January
March, May, July, September and
November.
wchslier.2: Fourth Tuesday in l'etrna.
~, April. June, August, October
and December. x
alhonn Fourth Monday in lIehrna
#ry,zNIafeh, June August, SSptem.
ber aEEi5N6vEmher r5=E=====555 =E55=55
FFlccRs.
-'h,ydr-Wnl. " zEiycly.555555z
55z Rcr0flef-GeOrgO t'inster.=75======iEi==
aldermen StzIlinl-J@ll.=C Clifton
9As lInl-Az G. EIals.
81 IIdni-Jac0h Atchinson,
.iM IIimd .IcEf''rs"n Knight.
/. Sr,yra"t.-J. $. Wilkinson.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21
Definition Of l,,ble .i'ermsy.

A day's Journey was thtrtysthrec
mud onr lif.h miles.
A Sabbath davis iouruor w about
an E"gI'sh mile.
A eubi, is twenty two inches,
nearly.
A hands brradth is equal 10 three (
.ud ivc.cirhshs inches.
A shccklc Of golI was $500.
A tulen, Of silver was S53S .S2.
a tulrnt Of gold wns SIS,sOs.
A piece Of silver, or pepny, i was
thirteen cents.
A fartbipg was three cents.
a earnh was cent.
a mite wus a cent
a epba, or bath, contains seyoa
gallons sud five piats.
a bin wps one gallon and Eiyo hints.
4 frki, y. ,.So, IN.
4 cab was tl,rce minis I
a----- h,
Y a Cure for Nealraisic Toothsclle;,
r:o.,,,, l,,s.io;,., .o.., Z, I, . !,
,o,., .,aI ,,,,,.,;,.,, u. ,;.i,,. ~,
,;..,,,;,,,, 4. ~.
,rI,s snIf,.rnr sbarII dis ! a.. ;S';s, IN
IA, j, !, ,nI H., ;n,,, ~,
Il. ,,,, III !, ,ho,or,l,,y ~, 4, :, !,
~ 1l~a.. T., = Q . ~ ~ 80
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21
,tRPITIL AND DEPARTURE
or THE NAILS

CIsrishurg-tIai!y except SHnlays..lcsTTs
Wrs,nu 1T 8 A, M.--nrttvFS 1T ! i. u.
IInSIuu Court IIouse-llaIlv except Sun,
1,Y."HTriyes 1T Weston ty h.9n ?. H., and
j"Svp. Weston saule day ii $3.50 7 NJ.
t:inyille-leavCS WrstOn ut I A. NJ. on
yO,rI%ys, WulacStIa,s NI"I Fridays,-arriTe'
ntSF Il Tuesdays, Thars'lHys aud Satur'
days. r.,o II
rn,SdNys, Thu s,iayR nNL SatHrdays-'cAS"s
WesIna 9P N. ssIiHe days.
tbilim.t-arrl,vs nj Weston Tuesdays na"
Fridays 1t or. Leaves Weston hedaSs'
bny And Saturdays III l \. w. ,u.
Nuunt plras1nt-lcaves Weston MOnuats
,rI thursdays 1T A.M.-aErtTES TaeidaSs
mmi Frilays Iy +. n. pv
Nest Union -arrivts Mondays NJ T. "
-l,Tyrs Weston Tuesdays ut \. "; ,,.
Sand Enrk-0nrc weeE-lcaTFS MVs'" y
,l1mltySat & 4. M.-atrirCs Ao''dayS al .
I. u ., :, m s,nutd
lrinp II 10 the uairr haitian hour Ot'Ore '"e
lrar;ure Of the malls
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21
The stain. Of Ihe yirstnIa Lestsla:

" =,
hiS!'N'So - !: Il l,SsSHo"F !, 'a y y
0@ln.lis'Ie ~ y 'nG UsneFat Assembly Wy!
"PPo'"''fa y 2 l"lH'Es 'a'o ~ 'Ius
s'''u' y Y P'esSHS Session Fsp',.Su 81
UO,S '.11sFs .lI't ! y a"y .sS.u'"'".'s
'"s 1u"p''0" y 'eso'u''ou 'l'' =
'ss'' '"u s3">'"u''9alt stsS'" @1u
n"' 's m'Sl",'''t' 70 lVs.S'''o 'uF'
'I"r !, ." '"' '"'9Fst' ,'' u 'oo oens's
'"D|"F pH"i'' ' 'u"n'''ea minority
report, tetuhg tIrth that It is Ineum-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21
aNrFSHWTWS
NHh4HA1& i &4B

N,F.kA. M.--StntCi cnmmnnit lt;r nj
III Weston I.pAre No IN, A. F. aud \. NJ,
will Ie held on The First md Third MoH'
.lnys ufevcty month. ....
" G. BENEFIT, y. ".
J,I PETERSON, Sec
JANE LEw.-Statrd communications d
Jackson l.oilgc 10 35. A. r. and \. "
wIll / c held IN their hall. In Jane Lew, Or
he scrundSaturtIay In crh nnnIh.
ISAAC JACKSON, ". u.
". n. C4ErEE, Sec
s, IOscpi,'s q. T. a. Z. Soctetv.--Stntct
meetings are held oH ilie first SHhia h IN eT'
rry month. FATHER TRACY, Prct't.
Il. J. SIYPf0s, Secretary.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21
Gfe d9et!latta9..
Rates ofAdvertising
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-21
wanted the moflttt ucll Punch,

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Virginia hus given it iair trial, and
it works we'll. Tho temperance elo:
nent says there is not Us much drunk
cnness in tie State Of Virginia under
the 5ell punch system as there was
before ils adoption, and yet the State !.
last year. realized The enormous sum Of
ivc hundred thousand dollars froul
that soa,co only.NYe= belt9ye3tllat=
hazard notllins IN : saying Tint -four
coming Legislature will adOpt the reg
ister s. stem ttat there will=bo less
liquor drunk than there now is. and that
the State can rcntizO a revenue Of at
least tive hunlrod and fifty thousand
dollars annually from tbs source alone
-.uonWlSriEc RrrmyiFr.
Richland beacon., 1878-07-06

During the religious exercises which began
a, this place on Thursday nigh, of las, week
and closed on Wednesday night OF this week,
more interest was manifested than We have
ever seen in RayviIle. The congregations
were large and attentive, both day and night,
during the entire time, and we heard uni.
versal expressions Of regret that the meeting
should be 50 suddenly discontinued by the
ministers being called away to their homes;
bu, we must remember that ''all things work
together for good to those who love Cod
Rev. W. e. Eriley did all the preaching,
led in singing and labored day and nigh,
among the people in the advancement Of the
cause Of Christ; and by hi. earnest zeal and
atiibiliiy he won the esteem and confidence
OF the people. lie entered into the work
with great liberty and preached the gospel in
all its simplicity and beauty, while he had
the earnest assistance Of the beloved pastor
and his 1cck The immediate result of the
meeting WINS the reception into the church Of
nine members by baptism and three by letter,
twelve in all; and there is no doubt but that
many others have been brought to Christ,
and that the inilence Of the meeting for good
will lie felt in the community for many years
TO come. God grant that il may.
We learn that our Methodist brethren were
TO begin a meeting Mt Girard yesterday; and
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accomplishment Of as great good there.
Richland beacon., 1878-07-06
The Ate school.

We the undersigned trustees Of the Alto
School, do certify that Elder J. ID. Fletcher
and his assistant, Miss Fannie Clark, in their
un,iring energy and zeal TO establish good
and permanent school at Alto (Which they
have succeeded in tloing) have won the IS.
TEEN OF al the patrons Of the school and
are entitled to the thanks Of the entire CON-
MUMMY; and we cordially recommend the
School to all who may wish to educate their
children.
.- ..-. RS HARDEsTY,
= FIN. BLEDsoE,
II. g. MANGHAN