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amendment elianging the Judicial
system oftllel lStatc.
Anact providing reviews and
rchearings in theis Supreme Court Of
Appeals ofcases dscidctllat former
terms.
An act appropriating s95 900 for
tho further construction of tho
West yirginias u Hospitali for the In
sane, at Weston.
An act TO amend and re-enact
section % schaptcrisS iofthc acts
of 1928, rclatingBtoS Che incorpora-
tion of railroad companies, 50 as .
TO permit bona Iidelstock dividends.
An act making apProximations
for general governmental purposes.
An act making appropriation for
the pay the officers and members
Of the Legislature:
An act inirelationS to school class
books for theuse ofpublic schools.
An act tolautliorize tic Auditor
10 direct salcslofI fIcertainA debts and
claims due the state, aud regpla-
ting the mode and dImanner, Of such
sales, and the disposition Of the
proceeds,
An act amendingitlic Charter Of
the City ofsNSheeIing:
An act providing for the compcn-
sation Of Clerks Of the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling:
An act ameMdiNgthc Charter of
the Elm Grove, Railway in regard
to the use of steam as q motive
power.
An act rcpea1ingtall laws in re-
lation to inspection oftobacco.
The bill for the assessment Of
taxes which become a law, con
tains some newtsatylrcs, which may
be Of fintcrcst:
1. 1t provides for reyaluation Of
real estate. sslAfleneyer, because Of
fire, flood OF storm, iinstlrrcetion, or
because of3anys sspeeialE Eto, or3aflec-
ting the value iofgeal estate in any
district, townLoE'neighborho the
value Of thelsame shall De dimin-
.ishcl Or 1esscnedl litsgyalue as
heretofore sfxcdR
No property Shall be exempt
rom#taxaHon, which shall have :
=been=purcllased :orsproc ocurctl. critic
purpose ofeyadingi taxation, wheth.=
er=by telnpororilS Saholding the same !
over the 1stStlays February or
otherwise, whether3tho same bc in
or out Of the statc:z5zi5#:..z=#=#=5=.:i.5=#l
8. pcrsonaIpr property Of all elias
scs, except as hereafter provided,
belonging to residents Of this State,
which is actuallYand permanently
located in the State, and by the
laws Of such other State is subject
10 taxation andiis actually taxed
in such other State, shall not bc
entered in tho personal property
book of, OR be taxed in this State.
All moneys belonging to citizens
Of this State, and loaned, deposited,
or being in another State, shall be
subject to taxation under the laws
Of the State.
"Cheek."
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b sE Court House EDistriet. ,ss Il
G. Turner and P sDargan. I
Freema,fsI Greek District.
Wn. Hall and, WIN iHt
uacker's Cfeek District.
NJ yNlcWnortcr and ID. X. Swisher.
CSllia's Statement D Disiriet.
s.iBsSmith and sN:k.lW Wilson.
Skin Lretki Disiricl. .5
wv Chidestcr and we .. Nc Whor.er.
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WEsTON w: TTRDA AY, ARCH Is 1879.

at,the past as IS to The present and
future. Every State forms one
grand division Of tho Democratic
party, and the question for you to
consider is TO restore to its pristine
yigor this division Of the State q
West Virginia. Tam not one oi
those to find fault with men who
may differ with mo on questions o.
governmental policy, or whether he
prefers Tilden to Thurman, OF
Bayard to Hendricks. We know
what is our duty, and We know il
is our duty TO adhere uncompro.
misingly TO our organization: Alb
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stoto on,l co,,rtv co,nn,ittoos IF
thc Democratic l,urtv of tI,is State,
opll Of every rountv in tbc stote,
will perform its whole duty from
this hour, two years hence the time
worn battle llag Of this party will
be found floating in triumph over
this republic.
Wo hovc loo readily, s,rmcl mi.
l;otiors viii holders If strange
,,,riro;nlos pano,tont worlorops,
fro,,, n,,r s,,oonfnl1 will ho obonr.
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ATTORNEY " ATs Law,

" cston, "a. I.
VIII practice IN tho Circuit and County
Eosfls Of Lewis, upshuf, t,il,neri BtaxtoI
Saal Randolph ;fihe Court Of a plIe4ls and
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3ATTORNEY3 ATILAW,,
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Weston, w. Va. g
VIII practice ID tlie Circuit and County
Courts oi Lewis and adjacent counties, aad
on lilo Cour, Iof'Appcals. " n ..-..-.-s
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Cards.

All busi:ess promptly attended, to.t tn-
.yestlga,ion of Land Titles a speeialsy.si
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
%, 80, or THE NAILS, ,.,s,.

|Clnrksburg-dnlly except sandays-leaves
Wcs'oti at 8 A. N.-arrises at 1 r. N.
i Bra1,on Court lIouse-datly cxcept Sum
days-arrives al Hestou by $3.50 P. st., aud
leaves Weston same day at $3.50 =. NJ.
/ 3 Glenville-lcaves Weston At I A. ". on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays-arrIyes
atsp II Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Satur-
days. a-,.
Buckhannor-arriyCs at Weston - N.
Tu@days, ThatSdays mad Satrrduys-lavCs
Weston P ". siue days.
phiiippt-arrires at Weston Tuesdays mad
Fridays at 0 ?. NJ leaves WestUn IIrdnes.
day and Saturdays al ia. NJ agtsal
n Mount Plehsaut-lenves Wes,0n Mondays
and Thursdays al "a. M.-nrFlres Tuesdays
and rridaysby 5 P. N.
West unioa-arrives Mondays At 8 T. A.
Leaves Weston Tuesdays al I A. NJ.
Sand fork-onre w0ek--leayes Weston
Monlaysat A. M.-atriyss Mondays q. 8
n Ga- Parties having mail 10 go should
bring Il 10 the Office hall an hour before The
departure Of the nailu. q, ~ { ,s4
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local Directory. q
COUNTY 4 10 OFFICERS

gI37 "a a llgVT-- - 80
Judge Circuit Court. ,BRANNON.
Clerk W. g. nARRRlSON!s.
sPres't County Court. PETERSON
Clerk "a y. SMOOTHER.
Prosecuting tty-A.l lEDMIST0N!#
Sheriff T. G.. VANDERVORT.
Sup't. Free Schools G. W.ICR0OK.
County Surveyor .. TSP PErERSON:
Assessor ! s. District JOHNiKEE.
22d g Z. GEO FISHER. s:il-l lI:l'..
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

carried the basket to the kitchen, which
done be returned with handful of
small coins. Emboldened by 80 much
condescension, the good woman mus.
tered up courage to mention her great
desire to set eyes on the king, Victor
Emmanuel. "Why, that's mel" said
the person with whom she was speaking
She looked at him scrutinizingly; then,
after some seconds of mute contempla-
tion, she exclaimed: Con, never! You
won't get me to believe that. Such a
sweet and beautiful woman as the queen
would never have married q man 81
beurt." The king (for it was hey dis
missed her with an extra piece of money,
and proceeded in all haste to ask some
peasants what was the meaning of 81
beurt. $50 ugly!" was the reply.
Victor Emmanuel related this small in
cident with the greatest gusto.- Temple
Rnr
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19
The Mysterious Leather Bag.

The scene is the Cafe du Rat-Mort, in
the Quarter Pigalle, and one of the
actors is respectable man who enters
the establishment, refreshes himself with
a consommation," leaves q black
leather bag in charge of the proprietor,
and departs, promising soon to return
and claim his property. The day ad-
vances, the cafe is crowded with GUS
toners, and all goes On as usual until
complaints, muttered here and there,
became loud and general that the place
is pervaded with a horrible smell.
There can be no doubt abont it, for even
the "patron" acknowledges that some
thing is wrong somewhere, and, what is
worse, becoming more and more wrong
every hour. Diligent search follows,
and by the process of following their
noses, the hunters came upon the
respectable persons black bag. Atonce
horrible suspicion seizes every mind.
No doubt the bag contains human re-
mains In an advanced stage of decom.
position, and one and all refuse to touch
it. The case is for the police, and
speedily a commissary, attended by two
gendarmes, appear upon the scene.
There is the black bag; there, still more
empha Ideally, is the awful smell, and
there IS the man to open the one and
discover the cause of the other in the
name of the law. So, holding their
noses, all gather round the piece d'accssa-
ton. The fastenings are quickly undone,
and the eager hands of the commissary
exposes to view-a somewhat ancient
Livarot cheese. Observation-Disclosures Tele-
graph.
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Mulleins.

What more stately plants for the
wild garden can he found than our
common mulleins? is the highly COM
mandatory question asked in one of the
leading English gardening journals.
I" The Great American Velvet Plant" is
held in high esteem by the lovers of the
beautiful across the water, while with us
it is ranked only as weed. They call
it noble, with its sturdy spike of yellow
flowers above a wealth of bold foliage,
all enwrapt in a thick coating of grey,
felted hair" We call it coarse, stiff,
ungainly intruder, unworthy the room
which it too often occupies This is an
other illustration of the fact that the
commonness of plant and the ease with
which it may be grown Affects the esteem
in which itsis held. Our common poke
root is highly valued in Europe, and it
is really most stately and beautiful
plant, which would be valued here were
it costly.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19
One Murderous Communist.

In recent lecture ex-Minister Wash
burne said:
One Of the murderous leaders of the
Commune was Rigault, ayoung journal
ist, whose every GESTURE was signal of
death. He went in the darkness at mid
night and sought out and arrested a
prominent supporter of the government,
and when the prisoners wife, with her
little child, interceded for the life of
husband and father, the monster patted
the child's head and said, "My child,
you will see US shoot your fatherl'' At
midnight Rigault knocked at the door
of the prisoners cell and said. "Your
hour has come" Then the assassin
guard was called and the prisoner taken
out to the prison yard and shot. Rigault
went next to the cell of chief Justice
who had been arrested by his order and
said to the old man: Tomorrow we
will kill you" At the appointed hour
that man fell pierced with the bullets of
the murderer Rigault. But the murder
er's days were already numbered, for he
was soon after shot Down on the street,
and his body laid for hours, and men
and women went up and kicked it.
This was a fitting end to the bloody
career of one of the worst men Of the
Commune.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19
Gathering Gold on the Sea shore.

The mining of gold on the ocean beach
has always been one of the leading pro-
ductive industries of Curry County.
These mines have been found to pay
from the Coquille south to some distance
below the mouth of Rogue River, and a
large number of these claims are still
good property. Dennis Cunniff not long
since sold some claims of this kind near
Ellenburg for $4,000, and much higher
figures havesbeen offered for some of the
other beach mines in that vicinity, says
the Coast Ma.I. Among these may be
mentioned the Ophir Beach Mine, de-
post of black sand on and near the beach
about five miles north of Rogue River,
Me. Will Huntly, the present owner,
has constructed dikes, etc., that supply
water all the year for working the beach
below high water mark. It pays from
So to $40 per day, and sometimes more,
to the hand-owing to the freaks of Nep-
tune in throwing up the sand. The bluff
mine in twenty-five feet above tide and
is an old beach in which there is a stra-
tum of sand from ten to twenty feet
thick, that assays from 81 to $50 to the
cubic yard. Experts who have examin-
ed black sand pronounced this the rich
est they have seen in Oregon or Cali
fornia. There is from thirty to forty
feet OF gray sand above the lead, form
ing bluff of seventy five to 100 feet
above tide. During the winter season
Mr.. Huntley runs one hydraulic under
forty feet pressure, using fifty
inches of water five or six months in
the year, doing all the work himself.
and realizing from SIS to an ounce a day.
Ii some enterprising Yankee were to
take hold of this mine and construct a
ditch from Euchre Greek, distance of
ten miles, it would afford 200 inches of
water all the year.-Portlcnd Oregon
Bee.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19
Tossing Upon n He'd of Agony.

Tortured in every joint with inhammatory
rheumatism, is a prospect which may become
melancholy fact if the twinges Of the dread
disorder are not checked at the outset Per-
sons of a rheumatic tendency find Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters a useful remedy nor do
they encounter the risk in using it they do
from resorting to that active poison Oolchi-
cum, which is often employed to arrest the
malady. The use Of the Btters is equally as
effective in its results, and is attended with no
risk. There is ample testimony to prove that
the medicine possesses blood depuratng quail
ties Of no common order, besides those OF q
tonic and general Alternative. 1t stimulates the
action of the kidneys and promotes the remov-
al from the system of impurities which devel-
op disease, and are fraught with serious dan
ger. Fever and ague, dyspepsia, debility, ner-
vousness, constipation. &C., are remedied by it..
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19
Truth and Honor,

Query:-What is the best family med
icine in the world to regulate the bowels,
purify the blood, remove costiveness and
biiiousuess, aid digestion and tone up the
whole system? Truth and honor COM
pels us to answer, Hop Bitters, being
pure, perfect and harmless. Ed.-Inde.
pendent,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19
Consumption Cured.

An old physician. retired from practice having had
formula of simple vegetable req edy for the speedy
a. a. permanent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis.
also positive and radical cure for Nervous Deblity
and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
curative ers in thousands Of cases.
lows Actuated by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering wl send free of charge to all who
with full directions for repairing and using Sent by
mail ny addressing with stamp. naming this paper
w. w. SHERAR, lag Powers Block, Rochee ter N Y
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19
OUTWARD BOUND.

My trusty, well-beloved friend,
Late parted, Eot to meet again;
Our CHEEKY, farewell words were said,
While tears stood eloquent, unshed,
Within our meeting eyes;
kept my secret to the end,
Nor breathed whisper of the pain
bear with me to other skies.
It Is not meet that should stay
To trouble thine assured content
With anxisus thoughts of how fare,
Since softer footsteps everywhere
Move close beside thine own;
Nor vex thee with mine altered way,
eince sweeter. fonder love hath lent
Thy lifes glad song sweeter tone.
Nav, il kept mine olden place,
And lived mine olden life with thee,
This faithful heart that many years
Hath shared alike thy smiles and tears
Might learn hercer beat,
Since thou hast won the peerless face
Whose beauty was denied to me,
Yet hath my love, long-gtven, complete.
loved her. friend, as few men Lowell
Loi will speak the truth tonight,
Thou art not here to feel my pain.
Thou canst not see the binding rain
OF my unwonted tears;
Those silent witnesses that prove
How love doth master manhood quite,
In youth time, and In sober years.
loved her from the very first,
On that fresh English April day,
When all the hedge rows we're ablow,
The ccpses white with wind flowers snow,
The gay lambs on the lea,
The May-thorn buds about to burst,
And she came down the grassy way;
That vision changed the world for me.
AS then l saw, I see her now,
Youths light upon her perfect face,
/ see her smile, untouched by care,
The sunbeams shining on her hair,
The sweetness of her eye,
The pureness of her thoughtful brow;
The picture is so full of grace,
shall not lose it till die.
twill not wrong thee, oh, my friend,
If by the VESSELS side at night
That dim, soft vision doth arise
Of smiling lips aud tender eyes
That never could be mine;
l kept my secret to the end,
hid my sorrow ont of sight,
And now my one beloved is thine.
Thine Is she, beautiful and true,
AS any creature God hath made,
The deep red rose of her pure heart
She freely gave thee for Thy part,
had her friendship sweet;
Take thou the rose, it is thy due.
Take thou the sunshine, the shade,
Fate giyeth us what things are meet.
shall not see the April bloom
La bonpy English lanes again;
/ shall not see my native land,
Nor clasp again thy faithful hand,
My friend of long agoi
Yet shall live in thy sweet home,
While hearts that know not my hearts pain;
Love me in time of sun and snow,
And in the quiet, tender talks
That pass between thy wife and thee,
In sacred, sweet domestic hours,
Among the singing birds and flowers,
AMI all loves homeIy store,
Dear lips will speak of one who walks
The borders of d farther sea,
And is alone for evermore.
am cor tsnt-content my friend,
To lose the sunshine from my way,
SO that its brighfeuess glad thy lot,
And her's-God knows / muImur not
take mine altered life,
Which stretches onward to the end,
In solemn shade of twilight gray,
Till Death calls peace to silent strifel
All the year Rosn
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

THE Irish remains known as Con
O'Neilrs Castle, Csstlereagh, were order
ed by their proprietor to be inclosed with
a wall built around the ruins. If ever
there was Hibernian bull, the agent
of the estate perpetrated one on the &C.
casion, for he actually pulled down the
ruins themselves to obtain stone for a
wall to iDclose them !-Chambers Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19
An Ugly King.

One day a peasant woman took a
basket of eggs to the house where the
royal party was lodged. At the door she
met an individual who greeted her
politely, and on finding out her errand
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

The French tricolor is 80 objectiona
BILE to the Strasburg authorities that q
tobbacconist has been fined for selling
cigarette paper bearing the words
"Souvenir National" in the obnoxious
red white and blue
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

For one cent purchase postal card and
Send your address to DR.. Sanford, 1862 Broad
way. New York, and receive pamphlets by re-
turn mail, from which you can learn whether
your liver is out of order, and if out Of order
or any way diseased, what is the best thing in
the world to take for it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

LADIES throughout the northwest are di-
rected by James Morgan, 1856 and 388 East
Water street, Milwaukee. to his immense stock
OF Home and Foreign Cloaks and to his splen-
did stock Of Dress Goods. etc.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

THE New York Weekly Witness, which cir
culates $4,000, has received many hundreds Of
letters saying it is the best paper in the coun-
try. The subscription is $3.50, but it will be
sent on trial till new year for ten cents. or a
specimen copy will be sent gratis. Address
John DOugall & Co, Frankfort street. N. Y.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

YOUNG men go West. Learn telegraphy.
Address r. Valentine, manager, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

BROWNS Bronchial Troches, for Pulmonary
and Asthmatic Disorders, have proved their
efficacy by test Of many years, and have re-
celyed testimonials from eminent men who
have used them. 25 cents a box
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-11-19

PREVENT crooked boots and bhstered heels
By wearing Lyons Heel Stiffeners. Can be
applied at any time.