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%!.t a. Steamships L. g. KNIHET --.,-:s
s:.i jJEN GIBSON leave tho coal 1.sstsSsSS
.any's wharf, A!exald.is, EVERY MON
DAY HOENi&G. sd Now YORK, from pier
ii "a. E."sr, EYGi:f SATURDAY at four
,'c!aGii :. ~.
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FOR NUREOIE.

Iir elegant. s~:!. and conmoAoua STEAMERS
LADY Or EHG LAKE aad JANE NOSE
LEY will leave The Conn., say's wharf, Atex.n-
dra, sc follows:
Tho Lady ot the Lake every MONDAY and
" EJN EapAi. r.: i O'clock y. M, and on
SATURDAY, 2! $50 q clock p. m.
The lsno Moscley every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, 81 & ocloct j. N; returning, leave
Noetolk on aIi2rnsto days vt O'clock y. N.
This line connects ct Norfolk for sll points
South, and with the Merchants and Mariners
lima Of steamers Tor Boston, frnriiuaca sid all
points North and East.
Through rates given snl b;ila ol la,ing signed
for Ro2loa md rraviirnco
Faro 1T greatly reduced rsts,@ag la trio 15c (;
Refund ltip (good for 20 days. Sl.GO
Table Unsurpassed.
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FEts.tE. NssFEe}E.S.

~ FAIRFAX CIRCUIT COURT, JUNE
/ TENN, 1879.
Edward johnson
Revived in tho EAme e Wm. II. Harrison,
executor CT the comrIsnsnt, ard referred TO
Commissioner John Powell, 10 inquire whist
amounts are now dae and unpaid by the said
Edward johnson to tie several parties, their
representatives or Ri!@neea, o! the pe!acna! fund
due by the said hdw.rG Johnson as admi1istrs-
tor sid trustee CT Sarah Johnson rs set forth in
the report Of Comm. HI oaz. Thst 10 also ascer-
tain snd state what amount - non due and IN
paid by tho said Edward johnson on account Of
his purchase o. The tEsct Of land il the bill! men,
toned, the sale CT which was reported by Hunter
and uulany, commissioners 0! sale, srd which
sse Was confirmed by The ;'ou:t
IN taking said accounts the commissioner will
ascertain tho several amounts which havo been
paid 70 tho parties entitled, OF "a thcr rcprcaent-
atiVes or heirs, by either tho ssi Edward John
con or the said commissioners, Inc amounts now
due 10 each CT tho heirs or representatives from
tho ssi1 Edward Johnson on accOuut uf said
purchase.
Tha: boiore taking said account the said CON.
missioner shaii give notice Ct tho time aud place
OF tsklrg the sane j! tie Fairfax Messenger, if
published, II net III some ether paper, for four
consecutive weeks hv weekly publication, which
publication to be- equal TO personal earvica on oil
parties interested. 4 true cItrsct from decree
Teste: +. W. RICH ADDISON, ID. G.
FsirfsZ Court House. August 4, 1879.
10 I'll parties interested III tho above suit: You
ere hereby notified .hat will proceed to execute
the said decree ~ tho o;iice OF ThOmsS Il Wells
st Fairfax Court lIOu:e, on WEDNESDAY,
The 31ay Of SeptenhrT 1919. q. waici time aud
plsco they will be required 20 produce 81 evil
deEce pertinent 10 the case.
JOHN POWELL, Commissioner
aug 5-Wfw Circuit Court Fui.iax county.
kTnMMlSSlONEH'S OFFICE.
- Hing George Z. H.. Va July q, 1879.
To Peter Is. BoTs! y. r. s !mond, II. j. Smuot,
assignee in bankruptcy Of " Edward Lauck,
{. NJ Bc!:t and Robert bulsrd.
i Gu are hereby notified HI have ycd upon
WEDNESDAY,, tbs !7ih dGy Of aug, ST next,
or, II not fair, the next tsir day ,heTos!tcr (Sun
0ay cyccpieG) 70 ascertain ana take 81 nv oil &C.
An account Of the anEu4l sid fee simple value of
tha laGd in the bill ia this CAUSE named, being
tho iaEd lately owned by tic said Peter 3 Bo!st
lying n the upper psf e k'ny George county,
the liens thereon nnd thor priority required to
DO taken by the deC:cu ri King George Circuit
Court r'HGcrcd, IN vmca'iU!i, on .se lJ!h d,y of
July. JS:9, IL n suit in chaGcC-y dcpcLdng in
said Court between Thomas :. Ashby, James
Y. Weaver, a=signc. Of :. a. i:uTocke!, Samuel
Howell, Niles While a2d David Bumgaric CT,
executor, &C, plsl;.;E.. and tho sAid p B. Rorst
aLo others, dtie dnitE, II: which tin" ard irlacc
you sro required ~ attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner il.
tharceTy Of tie sai.i CouT', the da2 and yo.r
lirsi aforesaid. VIZ. = BLOWN, Cvmn,'r.
Masou, =. q. y :2-wiw
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GROCERIES.

4 LANCE AND COMPLETE ASSOKT-
Il MENT OF FLOW Elk POTS AND
SAUCEHS and STOVE FIrE RECEIT ERS
just received Gy
augS j. c. MILBURN
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II all. Express
South HounG

Nail, South Ssrl!. co1:iec.s o! Gordonsville,
With Chcs. Il Oaio i. s.. East and West. A!
Ohio +. L.. through s;ou!hNes! Virginia, to
Nashville, New Orleans. Memphis. Little Rock
and Teyas-and p. Uauvile with Rich nond u
Danviile 4. Il 20 SouLh aad Southwest.
Express ;3ou!hward conauc.s at Gordonsvilla
TO all points East a:il Wnst on CAns S; Ohio T.
end N"rthward. q. Charlottesville. to 81 the
Summcr Resorts the - e; .. line.
MINED E&hiA:i fef Msn Lime lo,ve al.
exandrs Gn!ly, eXcapt Sunday. ~ a. N. and
Us p IN an3 rctG7aIng ar:iyD n. Alexandra
W p. N. sui ) ~ p. ~
For hiANASSAS ilNE insva Washington
" q. II nna :t!cxan1ris - 3. t., daily,
excap5 Sunday, arrive y; SLr,sburG 4. l. - ~,
connecting with tina Valley TJsI kAst snd
We5L Leave &t-sshnTs Is p. NJ. arriving Vt
AtnxHndrlS ~ 30 y u.
MlXaO TaAlA FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSiUN leaves .ii"&gai7ia Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, ~ 5 81 I'll AMI r.tucnS Men.
day, "Wednesday ami Fr.,iay, y. :. 81 y Ill.
Fox M!cdrbU:g, daily eoCnec!ioa Ut Plains
station.
FOR Unpervi!e resrisr connection -. Della
For wARHGET0.;, iaavs Washington \.
! u n. 70. daY.
All trains cl4:.c Eool connections. St WISH.
nStVH - sid !EGm $G:.l gud yYIs..
New Orleans s!cepv7 leaves Washington 1t
W G. IL. running ihfGIsG without chsnge
On Express e.okr:t Naclnjn% Ihs!cs between
Washington ~ud d ,nvii!o.
Excursion tickets on sale +: low rate, to the
Celebrated Kssyr.s OF Virgins ard We.. Vlr-
GINA
Through tickets cerg !oS - :he South AMI
SouIhwcSl.
N.Y.. IL aaoADUs, G. T. q.
49, Ao&&&&TGa y CHG hAiAkUAU
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
J. H0 IA&iAS D. - lkACAPr SUN
D5I) BEfWEaN ALEXANDRIA
A&D &uUND I'LL.
basiuning G,Y =, 1879.
LSS'Vo r. '.9h!cS:" ~ % 4. e, ard p ,. m.
.ud Alexandria :. g O. y, g.. .ad - D. n
pASs iees5ulG, /2iGS ass! ward, 81 II 10 s. m.
End ~ ., - ana s::ige 81 Sound Hill at u
~ and 20 .. II. LY%vo Round Hill 81 80 8.
Of. uad l2;';N j. ia; pass Leys5urS going asst
ward, e. u GO Z. aEd j. p.in.. aud stfi7e .:
aisXsnH!ls .: & - u. ~. nj Bis D. H., aud
= WEsh!nS.>D - y s.. N. md 3:2j r.. Il.
AZ Passengers fEorH Washington viii .ske
INC Washington md Chic car. Il tee Baltimore
Potomac 6Ai!ToEG staten SIS q. y, H. ana 4al
Q D.. &I1 60 through 70 kount HI! without
2h%Es 80 II @A.S,
Tho sos an. tram from Hlosandria sndl23J
9. u train from Eo-nd E!il connect It Round
H:ll wi.t Harris Daily C!Dc OF Coschos
70. Sn!csstsvil!e: &erryviiie snd Winchester;
also with Hoancr' s Line Of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily 20. Aide snd Middleburs,
Both trsns, westward, Ioske close connections.
at pialns, with Sies0a's Lins of StsFes for Fair.
tsx Cour! House.
Cussi EkAEEGeiaz IIckcss, 4 CITE. pcr milo
6nGaas SICK eas. SEQ.
( 4. HAVENEE,
my S-si Geuarsl Ticket Agent.
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Opening and Closing OF the naiIs.

CLOSING.
Washington. u, G., North and Northeastern
mails i II. and 10 p. III.
Western mails 20 and s il p m.
Southern msils. via kchmond, Va g. 90 a.
N. and 90 and 90 p n.
South and Southwestern mails, Wis Lynch
burg, Virginia, 4 90 3. III. and 2 D. N,
Alexandris TO Lynchburg, Va, (way mals)
Including through mails, & w IN. and 9 on . m
GordonsVillo and Charlottesville Va, i 0J d.
III. and GJ p. ul.
Manassas Division 90 p. m
Alexandria 10 Round Hill, Va, S Oh 6. III
OPENING.
Northern .nd Western mails, via Washing
ton, -. g.. S 20 =. m. and = % and 4 90 y. IN.
Southern msilsr via Richmond, Va, 5 80 a. L.
Ind 90 =. II.
Southwestern mails via Lynchhurg, Virginia.
Nhrough nails including w.y !nais on Midsnd
ksilroad. S 30 3 u.
Manassas Division - +. m.
Houud Hi to A!eI.Idris, vs. 3 SO .. III,
Office HGu's-Uliicc opens st S 30 s. m, ard
clos,s at co 3. IL.
Sundsy Hours-uicc opens st Is a. n, snd
clo2cs at 80 q. H.
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ct tGe-..
r&;33TEiGT OF GOiUMSiA

This company Offers unsi"allod facilities for
the transportation of fr5ight and passengers
snd gill run their stoaJcors 7oGularly as fellows
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EEiEESGssS.

1919 GREAT 1879
70 The NORTH. v EST s soTTHWEsr
DoUBLE TRACE.
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
June 80, 1879.
Trains lesvc Washington from depo. of BAL.
TIMO&B & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ns1 7f Sixth aid B s., 1cts, as follows:
For Ph!lsdHIphis, New York snd the East,
l:$2 p. NJ. daily, except Sunday. and
lied Express CT Pullman Parlor Cars 80 q
NJ. 3ai!y, o1capt Sunday, For philsdelphis
> 80 a.c:., except Sunday, and $50 p. m. daily.
Fc! Fit!s6urs sndthe Vest IL. 80 A. n daily, vita
ra:ior Cars 70 Pit:sbu-g; 40 p IL. daily
VIII ralsce Car 20 Chicago.
fei Caaan4.iaaa sac 10 Norta. 6 20 a. IL.
sa:sPi S3' Si S7 p ~ { ,y, ssespt
For Watkins 1888 F. Il. daily, except S1n-
day.
Fe1 Baltimore, 20, s.25, $50 and 1880 q. NJ;
l.3u' i ~ 40, 80, 40 and 1918 p. m.
On Sunday, l030a. n; s. 50, 7.40 and 10l5
local TRAINS.
Fer Ais-andr:a c, T.l5, 3, ., 10 snd II AM. and
Ll5, ), go, ). G.G0 7, snd ll.$0 p. Ii On
, Sunday; A; L., and il5 and Up. 10.
Tralne leave Alexandria for Nasnia ston, GOO,
70 So, sec, ~ and II SILL, 8, 40. s. 600
Hi:d p. II. and u night.
- Sunday At sec and 10 >. H., and % D. hi.
IaEHuGh TRAIN FQk TIL: SOUTH, via
4ran:ico snd Aichmoni, wii leave Aexan.
oria 1T 10 =. Il. dsily anG 50 .. m daily,
except Sunday.
1lcke.5 s?d information can be procured
principal Fai!rost stations and ticket Offices
Southeast. L. 2. FARMER,
,,,,.. Gaal. Passenger Agoa.
FRANA THOMSON
General M&ragsc. myli
AZ G., WIG. MIDLAND q e. s. K. r.
" JOHN 3. BARBOUR, Receiver
On and after SUNDAY. 9G0 p. M. June th
| 1879, Passenger trains will run AS follows:
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= TEW AUCTION ANu CDNMLSSLUN
Ia HOUSE
We have opened III No 2c ROYAL. ST. IN
auction and Commission House.
We arc ao~ ready 10 receive I'll kinds of II or.
chandise and household goods Oh cons! SlL...Dt
or purchase toe saIae
We think it may prove So Advantage - per.
soas who have PRODUCE of Ely description
10 scud it 10 Us. Located inim4G!atoy oGaos:-a
The LnsiG eatraace to the Market on BoT.i ST.,
goods Can BE- exposed every uiS-a!ns "a: ~ Die
auction, when the besE prices may 81 oxprc.e..
Prompt returns made on s.l..l.
Persons having FUENLrUE& for sale will
ind il to their advantage to give Us {; caii
We will attend to aucLoneeria% a public sales
Of properly end respectfully so!cis :. share Of
public patronage. J'NGAii 4 lucas
~ Auction goods constantly or hand ard Ter
sslo nov st:
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rITHE ACsT AUMOnOUS BOOKS OF THE

TILE Most AUAonoUs BOOKS Of THE
IAI
Eitow Room, by Max Adlor with many In.
morous ILLUSTRATE rs By Frost; 7jc
l!anco!n Shots! by SAM" euthor; 10.
Searcy'a Lessons in Photography, (sh0rt
hard writ'ngl; s.
Thoughts Tor the Preside and the ScAool. by
Rev. j. l. Gross 81 a.
Marknf by Henry Grevilio; Sl.t0.
1h3 Ghost of Kedbrooi; - %
Mere Adventure. IA r0vel, by Elzoy Aav;
Tl.25; paper covers Toe.
Dc.'uold, I. romance. By W. II. Bishor; 81 25
Clare and bsbs, novel, by tho author OF
"RcarLs Desire" G0c.
The boc'S Compilation, BIZ Emilio Lols; 81 Is.
Filters. TsL.er and tho Counsellor; l5c
Color Blindness, its Danger AID Detection, by
JOY JrlEies, Ii. D; s.
Senside. Lakosidc and Franklin Gqgare pub.
iicalions; additions daily.
a full assortment ofp.petrie: from 103 10 s. 50
csch
job 10! cheapest paper snd envelopes III the
Sls;c GEO. Z. FREH GU.
Je!S IS King It
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A story comes from Lafayette. Irdiana, 10
tbs effect that a medical student OF tia. city
ftSeIa 10 tbs luxury Of pair CT shoes made Of
human :b!D, Having seen pair of boots at the
CentenrIs! made from human skin, he con
cei9ed that 1t would b, G fac thing to have o
pair Tor his Owl use, and accordingly, while at
q MEDICAL college in Ciucinuo.i he cut the skin
IRON sub CT" ne aas dissecting. and after
scDdlug It t. 8 ianDcr had il made into a pair
OF Shots. which he aow wcars With emotions OF
the urNtNunIe-t satisfaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-18

The watch witch General Washington had
made 10 London for Widow Martha Gusts, and
presented 10 Les jas; before their marriage, has
been added to the collection of relics at Wash.
ipgttn's Headquarters 10 NeRburg. MIS-
"s5hluetcn axe the watch s!vcraI years aud
'hco save II 10 iavgIitc Niece, who in turn
gave 1t to her 500. This gcrtlsmap. VirRoia
ylantcr, t0ucd himself Sd poor at the crd OF the
civil var that lie was obliged 10 sell the heir
loom. The case Of the watch is of gold iDlaid
with white c.ancl. Oser each figure on the
dial, beginning With IL is letter, all tcge!h.
or forming thc name "Alartha Gusts"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-01

3 EB- AN 0Rlo,SAL AND GRAND lpEA.
We were shown a drawing made by
a palitn, in tho Hospital for the H.
sane, which expresses q new end su
original idea II 10 tho utilization Of
volcanoes for,the purpose Of heating,
lighting aud generating steam for the
use Of cities. The drawing shows a
volcanic mountain surrounded by q
spiral wall running to tho top, with
wide roadway on Lbs spirals.i In the
wall arc shown windows aud doors. op.
cnings to rooms or houses within the
walls, aud suitable no doubt for inhab.
itants, who will derive heat, light and
steam from tho volcanic Ere, and will
allow Of cooking. by iro or steam. and.
d window into the crater will furnish
light. On tho top OF the volcano the
wall terminates IN a high chimney,
where the flames arc seen gushing
fOlth; and IN opening is made here
for a ,crematory furnace aud ils huge
proportions audi, consuming power
throws the one.hOrse concern Of Dr..
IL Moync lar,iuto tho shade, and Of
course is offended to do away with the
old.iusliOHed grarc.yards OF modern
civilization. Near aud about tho base
u the mountain is a vast city, which
is 10 .bs heated, lighted md steamed
BY tic same great source. by pipVs be.
Ing introduced into the volcano fro.
Large fields are shown further away,
where viuy aids md tropical fruits arc
always in process Of bearing, s,imula.
ted always by underground heat, and
is in fact large dollhouse. Water
can DO introduced into tho crater and
steam 10 imneusS quantities can DO
generated. and power can be thus bad
for IN unlimited amount Of machinery,
and immense factoncs will Of course
v,,.;u, IN This trrly orHnd ideh il
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-01

GgIAsAlrEscATloS onsusd on ri,
day lust between stsphslu,. (, Hopkins and
slatcellus Queen, both young men, in
which Queen was seriously injured.
Several words passed between tloboys,
sHhileiplayiug bail, and Hopkins seized
5theibnt;and struck Queen over the head
iaiietipg . serious eli w.. and perhaps fatal
wound. Az last accounts .sS,! Q!qcea was
In avery critical condition ;. a9g 3,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-01
Baltimore Live .stoclilNaar.
kct,foriF February 30. "

Z sS5E NJ (, - liiff ~ 10
BEEF CATTLE Tho market has been
very dull this week; the butchers buy. buy;
ingivsry slowly, and only willing e
operate when concessions were aceor-;
ded. Prices according 10 general re.
ports, were very variable. some dealers
finding the decline only sc, aud THAT
towards ,thetclose ofthc market, while
others report ces.ions 81 saae5i from taa,
The beginning. and all grades. tho
greater decline being rathcrI,Se more
Observable GU Tie better grades. We w!
quote d, s ooS5y Gs11 per 100 lbs t:
The;quali!y was rather better than q. i i
was last week: trhe quotations Civ:
enin.o Live Stock reports are Of 81 the b
retail market except where otherwl .
stated I, \ III 4. 5..s.ll
bIlLcu Cows. Common arc 'yery
dull, aud good ones; in fair demand:
We;qaots 1t 1880 per head !; as to
quality. \, r. I'LL II
Prices this week for Beef Cattle
ranged as follows Best Bceves Al q 20
sb 90 generally rated frs. quality .
25a4 IS medium or good iait! quality
8 25a4 IS =; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows Q 50as 90; extreme range
.ofEprices 8 OOa5 62. Most Of the sales
were! from 4 90 70 u IS per 100 IBIS.
OfItLc receipts 81 bead came from
Ohio. I'll from Virginia, 81 from
West Virginia, $50 Ifroa Maryland
$40 from Missouri, 2o6 HfIem iii.
lnois, Gs lrom; North Carolina, Sc head
from Tennessee, and 7s from Penn
sylvania- total receipts for tho week
1928 head against 1902 last week,
aud 29oSLea4 same tine last yssr.
Ot,he Offering 0S4Ehead were takcn3
by Baltimore butchers; GO sold 10
Washing ton city butchers. 80 20
country; dealers, andE 20iheal to East:
ern speculatars-to!al9 sales : the.
week 1862 head against i 256 last
swsek, and 51l19 head same time last
year: 81 =
SwiSE;-Wcsqu quote at z5aaG cents
most sales being recorded at 52a5s
Pertpound net. $3.50 q 8
suEEr.-.W'o.s quote q. aa5i cents,
wilma few cho;ca selling at 6 eents per
pound gross. "
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-01

GgiAgorrlEn CuASoE.--Thc Lcgis.
~ second act Of tho present
session. has again changed tho times
fofiholding come Of tho terms Of the
Circuit Courts o.; tho sixth circuit,
and The terms will be held as follows:
Leais-aoth Of February md the
2osh Of August.
Gilmer-1lIh of March and tho
20thIofs September \ &
Prsston -22ud Of March and tho
sraof October :.},ii.lsssa
1Nuekar-1Oth Of April and tho olss
Of October. Il IN 81 d gtS.i.J
Barbuur--.0 Of April aud 2ad Of
November. jTa5l .58ai{g4,
Randolph Of May and the
esrd d !Scpteaber. :
wsbslCr--710th Of juno aud Glib Of
September. E'
upslnr -225'l Of May and the 9Th. Of
December. as ..-.ssr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-01

ERcTo WASH SlLKs.-silk will wash
as follows Mix quarter Of pound
honey quarter Of n pound Of sOft soap
aud q gill of'giu; lay each breadth Of
silk onia wooden table, scrub it well
with d brush and this mixture. then
,diplit succsssisely III two pills Of soft
water % not wiring i, but bang it
thus 70 dry and iron between paper
ESheu Sufficiently dry. s ga
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-01

THIS standard article is CON-
pounded with tho greatest care.
Its effects arc as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
It removes all cruptions, itching
and tlantlrulr. 1t gives tho head a
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by It's use
becomes white and clean.
By Its tonic propcrtiestit restores
the capillary glands 70 their normal
vigor, preventing badness, aud
making the hair grow thick and
strong. NJ:
& As q dressing, nothingllias been
found so ctlcctlal Oh; desirable.
A. A. Hayes, N. d. State AS
saycr Of Massachusetts, says, !" The
constituents pre pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
consider It tho BEsr PREPARATION
for It's intended purposes
Price, One Dollar.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-01

q IL Z 3''t,i1',1g 81
gg-To tllc first day Of Spring
EgrAs LlTERAkYlS SOCIETY is soon to
be organized at tho academy.
ig,TnERR is talk Of opening
billiard saloon in Weston early this
Spring: .sa3.s
EsrREy. G! MaTLEal Sowill preach
in stho Presbyterian church Sunday,
morning aud evening: +
ssi Now, George. /, W aid not sup;
pose ssj you would again be locked. Or
lock yourself;in. But;such, we under
stand, is the ease:
EgrA.T Es- pI3l ALlsys will b, erect.
ed soon 10 Weston by OH Malone:
a#Ha8HH go = y
twill occupy part of 4! tho vacant lot
opposite this Office. !, i!5.s ~
agSwE saw a 0Stfiiyantess f5r hold
Jog a book open On q desk Or table At
l.alston's. Ii was made by Allen
Simpson, of Backhannon. You should
apply for % pntcu., a lien.
NJ. TIE: tampara nee cause IN &Ny.es:j
ton is looking up. Our r,sSpsortesrl, who,
attended Tho meeting at Iths n: 81.
church on Sunday evening and also Al.
Chalfant's Hall Thursday night
says tic meetings arc becoming inter:
estiug. Byia report!of TIC s co
is.hoagh. that there are u now over 200 200
signcts 70 The Murphy pledge:
q AgsAl} TERRIBLE acc ilent occurred
On the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
about 1.-TWO miles below cnborosS Tues;
day aitcrnooniof last week, byS which
Mrs Kibbo. The venerable mother Of
Mr.. H.IKibbe, and who lived, with him.,
lost her lie. Mrs. Kibbe took q bucket
and went on the bridge 10 { draw l, up
some water, Just about tho time q
frcighttrain was due. her son remon:
stratiug will her. While she vas Z on
tue bridge, tho engine whistle:ydi aud aud
shc in her excitement took up her
backet.aui instead Of getting Of the
bridge, started toward lhe train, which
was running down grade. The engin:
Ger lid all in lis poser to stop. but did
not succeed in doing So The train
ran over Mrs. Kibbe killing her ia:
stan,ly. She was Inferred at lsllenboro
the day after her death
Weinote quite . curious GO; Incidence
10 connection with this i tragedy. The
locomotive, No. 2ssa J, bys which Mrs.
lllbbe lost her life. Is Tho same Que
,whicl, cut Cd ,thcJlsg Of her son, II.
litbe, a few years ago. y was run ~
blythe same engineer aud The accident
occurred atllhef same Place Of Which
tic former Richie Ga:ete
fg.KILLxDznYET'nrsC ARs.-Thczl1.
o'clock passengefstrain.ran overs man
on The aightEof=l Lc5 lwent y:tllird zult.
about three miles ! from i arkersburg,
killing him Instantly Ills bodyswas
found pt 9 o'clock / tha. morning by
persons passing. who brought in tue
information. lie was recognized by
papers found. on bis person, bis body
being crushed into an unacceptable
shape, as DulIy EllouwoOd, Of New,
bury. Ohio, who was gu his way West
to purchase farm. Suspicion Of foul
play existed, but was aIlaysl by the