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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18
F01. ASSESSOR.

va nre authorized 10 announce 4. u
TlLLYAv rs 4 candidate for the postum
Of Assessor OF lie Second Assessment DIS
trict of LeTIs county,
NC arc authorized 10 announce JUN
cULLEN MS a candidate Tor Assessor In Inc
f',rspDistrtct.
Senrc authorized 10 announce GE0lsGh
FISHER as II candidate Tor AascssoF III tile
Second District OF Lewis county.
wc arc authorized to nnaonnrG Cat'Ia.'n
WI J. NiCOLES, Of Hackers Greek Dis
trict as a candidate for the Office Of Asses'
ser Of Inc Fist Assessment District ofLewis
county.
I hereby announce. mysclr as a candidate; "a,
for ,ha Office Of Assessor for tie pi.st pIs'
,Flct. KoDH't H. .
We are authorized to announce r ", ",
1Br.wn as a candidate for Assessor III '"S
First District OF Lewis county.
We arc authorized to announce 'IAk'G =.
WARE as candidate for Assessor ID '"C
Cd District Of Lewis county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18
IN MEuoRElt3l or BEIsu.l.
The Gem Of uiestou Is Gone.
NDcautiftlllopCs that have witl.pretl to dust
Bright beams Of sunshine that haYe turned

.E..I -----
ttDeautihI hopes that have wi,Ieretl to dust,
Bright beams Of sunshine that hays turned
Into rusl.n
DrED-scptcmbcr 12, 1850, ELLA
RoREErA, daughter Of Matthew and
Minerva Edmiston, aged IS years.
Standing beneath the darkest
shadow that ever gloomed this
community, we are called 10 pen
the snd news Of another invasion Of
tho home circle. Dcath-thc
sweeping conqueror of the human
family, has cruelty invaded the
sacred orb of domestic felicity, and
-Rluckcd from our midst the bright.
eat flower that ever bIoomcd in the
affections Of earthly love. Ono for
whom the brightest and purcst
smiles were cherished; one who,
by hcr unalloyed graces of socia-
bilitS> caused the hearts Of many
to beat for her society and her hap,
pincss; ono around whom many
idolizcd affections were entwined.
Just stepping from girlhood to wo-
manhood, the blow falls with
crushing force upon the father,
mother, brothers and sisters, and
the heart of the community is
bowed low with them in this terri
bic bereavement. Ono week ago
to-day wednesday, she left US u
perfect picture4young, beautiful
and accomplished, she was
adorned with all that earth or
heaven could bcstow to make her
amiable," the veil Of beauty never
covered a faircr brow, ''nor the sun
of heaven shonc on a lovelier crca-
turc than Bcrta." The idol of her
fathers love, tho object of her
mothers fondness, the star Of
brothers and sisters fondest hopes,
and The flyorito Of the social circle,
took her departure onlast Wcdnes-
day, the Sth, for Winchester, to at
tend school. On Saturday night,
about So'clock, she took the lamp
in her hand to examine some
clothing behind a curtain in the
room; the chimney falling of, she
threw tho lighted lamp from her,
which at once exploded, and in Il
moment she was q burning flame
running from thc'thiEd story to
tLn I;rst hororo ,ss;stonno ,rns var.
|,,sroJ s s S ,iys,I S mil snn,l.y :,
fissS1F - : : : :
nrsr. Voc oor f,r,nod !, g.
Paul's Episcopal Church q few
months ago. Chastity never
So;la,l ,,,,ro,. sand r., wss
l is.satI -, s,;ae;s1 trai;1 to9il,e
So,ae as H.. 1;st r,ctod a,1l o4Ilictell
sol,sS
a '%,s.,a' , w. gomo s h. II.
, LID" 5an it, or s,r.naors sic lat
r n",I % Sor tbo cold and clilIv crave
Mo,, x.on,oy, .n,l ct,il,IrSn r.
wv, "o .,'",,S. ~, MI,
Pa'tct " NV Uol.0S ". t",
nigh! to meet the llieless iornl-'sne
never was Weston shroudcd II
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18

JOIN P. JOINS will be here from
to-day Saturday until Friday
next, to purchase good horses'
This will be good opportunity fol
our farmers TO sell their horses.-nt
q good price.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18

VIZ hope the ladies ARE display
ing moro interest in making pre-.
partition for tho Lewis County Fair,
than they did last year. Remem'
Der any one having 10 articles on
exhibition gets 4 season ticket Tor
tho Fair.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18

suor.-A man by tho name Of
Johns shot a man by the namc Of
Patton at the Clarksburg Fair oil
Thursday. The wounded man is
considered in q dangerous condi-
ton. Both men were from Marion
county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18

LOST-on the 25th Of August,
between my residence and Elias
Waggoncr's, OH the right hand
fork Of Frecman's Creek, n side of
upper leather. ANY one having it
will confer Il favor by returning it
to Inc.
SfRs. ]. NJ. WHITE.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18

Bishop KAHN and Father o'Con
uer arrived in Philadelphia safely
on Tuesday last. Father o'Con'
ner reached his home in clarks'
burg Wednesday morning and N! the
Bishop arrived at Wheeling Thurs
day morning. -r
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18
Swc,cc;>M Notices,

N0TICE.-l have opened u new
line Of Groceries and Conffction:
cries, on Second Street, three doors
below Ross opposite tho Hayden
House. L lake this method Of
inviting Ill my old customers to
call. ]. S. WILKINSON.
Parties having iirst.class Wal
nut, Ash, Chestnut, Maple or Pop
lar for sale, arc advised to write to
the Grafton Furniture Company at
Grafton, W. Va.
Bring your produce to Grcgory's
in exchange for his cheap goods.
Glass and Qucensware at Gregg
RVS. Flo will not DO undersold.
Flowers, from s: cents 10 50 per
bunch, at Mrs. Atchipson's.
Mrs. Atchison has on hand full
line ofMillinery and Fancy Dry
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Hamburgs,
Corsets, Kid Gloves, Parasols, Fans,
plain, striped and brocalcd trim
ming Silks, Z6phyrs, GermantownS,
Worstcd Goods, which will be sold
cheap.
Examine Gregory's stock of dry
goods. They are cheap.
FULLY & Go. will remain but q
few days longer. Persons who have
not had their Feathers renovated
should send in their orders.
Good Sewing Machine Oil at
Bare's Drug Store.
Black tea, 40, 60, Scots and 81 90
at Gregory's.
Flake 1vhitc,e Blushing Lily,
Sairds Bloom ofYouth and Pc
maidcs, ut Morrow & Hersman's.
Ryan & Barrcttwill sell you Sew
ing Machines for SIS. We keep in
stock the Weed, New Home, New
American, New York Standard, Do
nestle, Genuine and Henry Stew
art, andwill furnish other machines
to order for cash or on time. Sale
room on Main Street, below the
Bank. ~ "a
Fruit Preserving Solution at
Morrow & Hersman's.
Coffee 10, IS and 2octs per
pound at Gregory's.
Good Tips at Bare's.
Parties in tho country, knowing
themselves TO be indebted to me
can settle either by cash or pro
duce. Mrs. ]. E. Atkinson.
Dr.. Morris, Dentist will visit
Weston 8 times o year hereafter.
His next visit will DO about the
latter part Of September.
Oranges, lemons, raisins, nuts
&C., at Gregory's.
Teas, green 40, GO, Scots and$l 90
per pound, at Ciregory's.
at Gregory's you can get glass
Isets, four pieces for 30 cts. Come
and sec them.@z=z.zz=zz==
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18
Justice Frccn.a7o's Creeh
District.

We ose authorized TO announce y Nv, y,
IAN HALL rs a candidate for lilP oInse "
Magistrate IN FnCn6h's Greek District
10 he Fotets Of FreenlaH's ,CreFS us
trict: ,
Cor Tho otIleO Of Magistrate IN Fteenlna 1
Greek District. Soo' u 80
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18
Mrs. ]. N. WHITE.

Dir. MORRIS will be in Weston OH
the 2Gtll of October, and remain
ten days.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18

Mn. .GEonoE KEE, Of Hackers
Creek, was made happy on Sun
day night last by tho birth of a
Young Hancock boy. lie intends
naming him Hancock and train
him properly in Democratic pfln-
ciplcs. ---l
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18

IN the vote of the Primary Elcc-
ton published recently, The vote Of
Joseph Altman for Constable in
Hackers Creek District, was
omitted. lie received majority
of all tho votes cast for
that Office in that District
Tile following is tho vote for
Magistrate in Skin Creek District.
which was also omitted: James II.
stalnaker So; G. NJ. Marsh Al; p
r. Linger IS; Jacob Spaur |.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18
For Sheriff.
Prosecuting attorney.
Ne are authorized to ann0nuce JAMES
~. WUFrESDIS rs candidate Tor ftOse'
eating Attorney.
For S,I1'UeU07'.

We nrc authorized IN annOnnce GhU H' =
". DEAN Hs candidate Tor Tue o'liSV Vi
County Surveyor.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18
Stockholders Of the Le1vis
County Agricultural
lSocietM. take Notice,


TlMt#wc, tho Stockholders, dcsirca
meeting of alltho Stockholders 10
lie held at the Office and gate oftllc
Fair Grounds, on thezlirst= day Of
thc=Fair,I to- consider the ilnpor=
lance oftaking steps to make tic
Fair a succcss,and if possible make
the Fair ACKNOWLEDGMENT for the
benefit Of the whole people of the
county, irrespective Of persons or
things. Every Stakeholder is re-
qucsted 10 attend and lend It's your
assistance. A STocKlloLDER.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18

Best corn cutter over Offered in
this market at Brinkman Il sterl-
ing's.
a large and varied stock of No.
tions just received ut Brinkman 4
sterling's.
Finest assortment OF dress goods
over brought to Weston to DO had
at Dri nkman 4 sterling's.
Ladies' and Chiliren's Shoes
that never wear out at Brinkman
Il sterling's.
Mrs. Cox has recently added to
her stock of goods n choice lot Of
dress goods and dress trimming
goods, and II tinc lot Of hosiery Of
Ill kinds.
Mrs. Cox has u fine lot Of dress
trimming goods which she is sell
ing cheap.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18
THE DEluOCRAq'
SATURDAY,. Sept. IS.
Til;,e Table Oh The W. & e.
Railroad.
On and after Monday, May 9th,
1880, Trains will,run as follows :
GOING NORTH.

NulS6 NuRTu.
NJ. Through Passenger and Freight. y
Leave Weston ut 5 :35 a. ~, Jane
Lew, Cos; Lost Greek, G:32 /;
Mt. Glare, 6 ;53; ~. Clarksburg,
7:10. Arrive at Clarksburg at
1885. a. NJ.
No s.-Way Passengers md Freight
Leaves Weston at / 80 =. Nj;
*T'leshcr's Depot, 1:i0; Jane
Lew, 2:05; +AIilforl Road,
2:15; Lost Creek 2:29; +Brick
Church 2 :33; *Skidmore's 2 :46 ;
Mt, Glare, 2 81; Browns Breek,
2:5S; W. ClarEsburg SAG. Ar
rive at CIMksburg at 8 % p, NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
No e.-Way Passenger mud Fright
Leaves Clarksburg at S rs a. NJ;
W. Clurksburg, SAG; browns
Creek, 9:05; MI. Glare, 9:12
*Siiidmore's, 9:22; "lSrick
Church, 5 80 Lost Creek 1913 ;
*AIiiford Road, 9:49; Jane Lew
1000; *FIeshcr's Depot, 1925.
Arrive at Weston at 10 :35 a. ~
No. l.-Tlroah PaSsFnsr md Frtigll.-.
Leaves, Clarksburg at 4:20 =. ~;
w: Clarksburg, 1870; MI. Glare,
4:55; Lost Creek, 5:17; Jane
Lew, sal. Arrive at Weston at
6:15 rM.
AL Trains daily, except Sunday.
*Flag Stations-Trains stop
hero only when sigaallcd.
HENRY BRANN0N,
Nicc-I'residcnt.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18

Dp. Il. B. CAMDEN, supcrintendt,,
ent Of tho Asylum, ut Weston a,, le T.
hcle tho morning Of Il tho 9th with
about forty insane: Tho steamer steamer
Littlc BOONE was chartered to take
them 10 Parkorsburg. That por'
ton of the building which has un,
I'll FL now been unfinished, is now
ready for occupancy, ana Dr; Jam y,
lcn Is gathering up all the insane s nc
in tho State. The Doctor thinks
There Ii sSV viii DO sufficient aceo ~ 10.
dation in tho building for AZ INC
tlsrunrcd in the State for SIX OF
eight eight yycnrs,--11e Stale.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18

Grcgory's is tho place fol your
stoncwarc.
AFR Brinkman desires US to say
that i. ". Sterling is authorized
!" rcscipt for money due HIM.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18

- Mrs. Minerva J. Shaw has
inst received o fresh supply Of
Millinery Goods, such as Corsets,
Kid Gloves, Hamburg Lnces, Hair
Nets, Jet Bracelets, Hats and Hat
Pins, satins and Silks, Fancy Rib
hons, Ostrich plumss, Rulings,
Handerchicfs, silk and linen. She
has on hand q lot of Parasois which
hc is selling ut 35cts, 80 parasols
ut 81 so. This is the place to get
bargains.
All accounts due me must be set
tied at once.
The most agreeable medicine I
have ever used, 10 "7he Peer Mans
Lircr Pills. Whilst they net thor
oughly upon tho bowels, there is
no puin nor gripping, produced BY
their action, 40 is the case with
most other pills. AS they act
promptly upon the stomach, most
attacks Of sick headache, arc re.
lieved in about two hours. Price
only 10 cents per box.
Children's Worm Syrup prepared
by J. II. Bare.
Farmers, use the Horse and Cat
lie Powders prepared byJ. II. Bar
Twist tobacco 10cts d foot at
Horrow & Hersman'G.
A full line Of roll gold jewclr,
al Mrs Atchison's.
The finest lot of Standard Boot!
in this section at BrinEman 4
Sterling'0.
Cabinet size photographs Of Han
cock and Garfield. Price 10 cents
each at the News Depot.
Campaign song books, at the
News Depot. Price 10 cents.
A full line Of School Stationery
Just received, at the News Depot.
All accounts duo me up L
March list, 1850, must be settled
by tho 1st of May. Those iailin!
to comply with this request vii
n 4
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18
For Jxsiicc-Court House
District.

Ia arc authorized to anno'!nec ttal T..
poiLoN, Eaq., will he n candidate Tor t y.
oiice Of Magistrate in Court lonsG ni:II.SI
mill sun dowa on tho evening Of October
l2th.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18

Twant it distinctly understood
that / can now sell better ana
cheaper goods in my limo tGa t
ever before offered in This market
Mrs J. L. Atkinson
At Grcgory's you can got I}Gss
tnmlblcrs, ID cts per dozcn' goOlc's'
75cts per dozcli'
Cukes, crackers, cheese, bologna 9,
sausage, dried beet, &c, ut ofeso'
ry's.
Go to Gregory's for your cheap
groceries.
Choice Buckwhcat Flour Tor
sale at the Woodlorl Mills
Buckets, tubs, brooms, wnsl:-
boards &C., at C'regoFys,
Best inspected lamp oil and oils
OF all kinds at 5are's'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-05

= Sin Observation-Disclosures . Drummer"
IT 5srr Daoie 9lufurb, &silenber fur Elm
ct. 9outier 9testaus Der nttt wsniaer
osna bier Jrauen unb 5amillenterbe In
ct. eouis, NaltoiQs. Su.. ut. gernpn.
Sne., unb Benton, Sll.. bal. Der Mor,
monsrtt wnrbe tbetls bur9 bic 1iirloras
ietner t9n bepba Gtenbtn &o[lesen uno
tbetls eaourh entosdt, baB er ben 8eriud
ma&te, In Gunner, Sls., cine finfte gbe
ein3useben. 81 erwiss balelbl Der Sodter
elnss 8unb.n BE au,tsaen gufm.rtlamteitsu
uno itanb im Beerif um bic 6ane ber(el.
ben anaubalteu. Da aetrauAse Be. Batter
oss Mab&sns bic 9arH&t, an bas Ebe..
buus 3u t'tesrapbiren. pt Bluforb bi.
asstsnste Deripn f.i. um itm feline Ep&t.r
anssrtrauen su t5an.m. Der &aufmann
srttslt bic foloenbs lafonif&. Mntwort /:
aatunssYull an ietne Jrau 80. 2O2l
Benton StraSe perwtelen. Das madt.
Der Wfrbuns stn gnbe. glu5orp bat Sci
yerabuns lsinsr Strside teoenfa an bas
Sieslwort aeoadt. Der piel aeltest, BEN
Rro stsl perBeben wtrben.
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@eIa @ott, maGen benn aae gsrlua'
tn 2obten unb 8errunbeten befeben
fraste j'st ter 5err @innsbmer entseeen,
wabrsno bic usbrtsen selpannt um5sr1a
zen.
@ie folltsn bod sinmal bic @eldtdte
int 3ufammen6ans er3ableu, lief 1d jebt
Der 5err Birsermsiasr pieper psrnebmsa,
intem er lstnsn Weerlh lhaumtopf aus!lopftt.
Wtr fben ba 70 semiittltd beilammin tsi
einsm autsn Sropfsn. Da er,ablt es Fa
gut unb Bort f|d gut au.
Dsm limmten aud tie uebrtssn 6ei.
Nfit einem beeeut1amsm ernfsn 9aasln
natm Der alte 5trr btele grmunterunaen
auf. Seine bsiben 6anbe auf bic Ratee
aeitubt, fab er etne Weile nadbentltd Yer
ilh bin, NIT oem weibsn &opfe ntdenb, ale
woue ct fagen: Nllerbtnss, mslne leten
uns 8uten 6reunbe, Bate i'd In Der
@dlaGt BON @unterstlum cber In Jolae
berielben fdwsrs 8erlufe ,rlttten!
Ntemano fabte ttn isbph nit srS6erer
Spannane tns Iuse. als i'd felbf. Gun.
tsrSblum =? Nod bate i'd teinen Beariif
pom Der Gage bieies Ortes unb bod BEN
Namen idon oft ssbSrt. 5raet man
namlt@ In metnsr 5stmat Semanben, no
er berfcmme, 70 erfoIst letdi iene Die
Neusisrbe abtpeiienbe Gatwort !: 8on
0unterselum! I! :ute In Sdwabsn auf bic
5rass, wotin maa wule /. Nad 5ripps.
tria cbsr In NorboeutlGlanb auf bic
Grfunbieung, no man sewslsn iet: Sn
Vurtebube /! @untersblum 1T alfp nit Dem
ieltiam tlinssneen Namsn In Der fabltden
Yfat3 bic gs5eidnuns fur eine menia
astannte Sertlidtsit, bic ben nsusieris.n
Traetr nidt intereitrsn tonne. I'm 70
bssisrteer mar Id, BON Der @dlaHt 3u tS.
rem. BE unter 70 uasls:afm Yartsiserbalt.
niB ppst selaiasen tuurben mar.
(Gortftbuns fplat.A
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-Beussuns berglabma 1hine bur& glre.
triettat. Gin nabltde grfabung unb Ser
wenoung Der elsetriiden Rraft bat elm
5srr @aume In Brooflyn, q. o., BEN
publifum filr,lid pprselsst Gs if etne
elsftrifte Nalhine, wslht etne gtdbma
tdtne trsibt. Sober Nr3t psib, unp 5au.
fsnte BON eaien tpifsn es aus grfatruna,
wie |aaelid bas anssfrenste Mrb.tten an
elmer Nabmaihiae oft auf bte Grauen rptrtt.
Der 5auptiibe!iianb litst tn Der 5rittbe,
tpssun9 bss Gubee. @ie IL 60. pelde ben
Shabsn brtnst, unb 4, III es nun, peld3e
burh biele @aums'ids Maldine belsitiat
wirb. Die eleetrilhe Rraft trettt BE
Nabmalhine, bteie Rraft aber mirb burA
stne Battsrte pun nur brsi Glem.nten az,
ltsfsrt, bie atio ldon I'M Nnfauf niebt iibsr,
tbeuer fetn tann, unp eertn Grbaltauas.
tofsn bsi elmer ben san3en 1aa baueruosn
Mrbeit an Der Ndbmalhtne anaeblid nur
auf s--e Gents (a) tdslid su fetem tom.
men foarn. Die gattertt iann nit i.b.r
9tabmaiaine In gerbtnbuns sebradt wer.
ben.
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Nice:9ar @elitOF.

S&rsdensberridaft sesen Satsdsnsberr'
idalt :--bas II isbt bas eoiunsswort In
Nublanb. Glst&seitis nit Der glaaridt,
baB tn Stroll fiir Zen aarea elm 3uFuats
rrt bfreiset ntrb, In bem er @therteit Yur
zen @sl&a6en unb Dynamit, Winsn ber
Nbiliasn faeea iou, fommt bic Melouns,
bab burt faiierlide 8erorbnuag elm @otl,
fabrtsausi&ub (Oberft Control. Commit.
l'on) sinssiebt psroen II, an beNen @pise
osr @ensral MelitoF nstt. Dieier Be.
bSrse III apaF ssat Id aussrldlthen Dor.
ten, aaer taatfdhlia bic unum1 m1hrdntte Sc.
mallberri&ait iber bas sanse @stG iiterira
s.r wprbsn. MelitOf erbdlt unbebinsts
GOGmadt IN Bstrsif aasr politilhsn pro.
,.fif I'm eanoe. %ue OrtsbstStben, Satt.
batter uno Milttarbsfsblsbatsr maT.n i'm
bee.nSnmsslos oeturdtn; aqe 9ebGrbsn
ess Netdes ftbea lbm btbufs Wcafrdung
(ssnsf Meifanoea aur Verfiiouno. rbarf
aQs NaereSeln er9reifen, bic itm aur
Iufre&terbaltuns ssr @ubs uno 0reruas
in Neihs ansemeGen erfdeiasn. une alien
ffinsn B,isblsn II aubspinstsr @sborl am
~ lsiasa.
Der fhnGoe @srtinsr sarfts auf bisle
GinIsbuna elmer Dittatur elmer 1etn.r ae.
FaseIttn Worte anwenben: Wsnn bas
nt&t gut far Dansen III, bann weib i'd
nidt, mas tsHer if."-Sn Der 1bat, rae
bliete iona nod iibrts? Mit folder amt
lthen Ma&tuslsummtnbeit, tpie Gen. We.
litoh, 1T In europa felt @eniaensepeaten
tein Mann ausseruRst 9swsi.n. Denn
felbt unter Der SHredensberrlHaft Nobss.
pierce mar bob wenisfeas Der 5dein se.
mabrt, cap bic 0erflsuneen bss Dtttatcre
pcn elmer berattsnbsn une bsinitsBsaben
&Srpsrldait auseinsen. SIN porlieaenb.n
Safe absr bsfebt aud bielst @Hein niat
msbr Melifof funn Muss anorbnen, mas
er tpia, une Seoermunn i'm sea:sn tpsli.n
umfanee bes 8eiHss mub itm s,tort ca.
aairs ct bic ibm sefsllts Nufsas. lSisn
tSnnsn? Wiro er I'm Stanbs ZEN, bic
,Nube unb Oronune" wieeert.r,uaeueu ?
Dtso ct treuere Dtsner fneen, ale leiu
Ser. csr Sailer.' ssfunbsn bat? DirS lsin
,issnss esbtn ssieis i,in Wer fam bisls
Grasen I'M 8oraus beantDorten - Gins
atst II tlar une bas III fir europa mebl
bag M;ttsRs - bab ca 9auo, in mel
Diem ielb(t bic unbelhraniis Mcnarhie iif
tbatfahlih tanterott srtlarsn uas in elmer
btifvitasfen Militaroittatur NsltanJ lu.
den mub, niat In bsr easc ii. &riss mil
feinen Nahbarn anfanesn gu f5nntn. -
@ls cine ben Jrieoen gurcpas bsorobsnbs
Ma&t II NusIaue taltseas4t aa plsien
Sinne mas europa I'D iabsr bic Dittatu,
aRelifof frsusn, bsnn te 1T zine nod itar
tere Grieoenstiiroi&aft, ale bas bsutia
Sferrsi&il&e BInonib. (Su. @tsats.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-05

= pie WeSieruns uon llri bat bic
Uebl alien Sdwei5er 1rurilten tetannts
Teutapsle bel Der Te1platte am gier.
waloitdoter See. mo Der Jog. Set. .@prune
ltattsefunoen baben lO0. pesen Daufil.
lisieit neu teritelen laHen. Bel bieiem
9nlafe leudtete In b.m S1mei3erij9en
Sum nltpereiae Der @eoante auf, oie{elbe
int Snnern nit sroben 6rescosemdloea
uah ber al Wilbelm leu setnapften
lleberlieferuns aus,ui&miiden unb oaour6
3u einem natenalen 3unhoeutmal au er.
beben, bas an ieinsr ilaiRiden steae bem
seSeniiber liesenben Naturbentnal bes
Nutli in waroiSer Wetie entipreden
wdrbe. 9tad linsern Yerbanbluusen
nit Der YebSrbe gu uri lam cine ueter.
eintunft 3u Stanee, mad uelder Der
Runi1perein fur bic RapeQe bic san,e
inuere Ginridtnas ibernOmmeu bat. BE.
bebenp in ben Mltdren, in pier biitoriiden
Biloern (@aniidmur, apfelidub, Teu.
ipruns. @eelers Sob uno in Der beicra-
tiUea 9.banpluus bee DedenSewSltes.
Die Resieruns pom llri wirb cine auffidt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-03-05

beifeuen, pelde ben geiuhern ben Gin.
trttt unentseltlid gu 0Inen bat. Sur
Matchmaking Der Sapeue in tsreits
ermabnter Weaie bebarf es elmer @uume
pSn 10000 Trants.
Sharp County record., 1880-11-25
Moorish Table Manners.

Tea is quite formidable meal. 1t
is served by a man servant. First the
teapot-or kettle, if named after its
shape-is filled with green tea, sugar
and water, in such proportions as to
make a thick, sweet sirup, which is
drunk without milk or cream. Then
follows an infusion Of tea and spearmint.
Yet another of tea and wormWoOd. Yet
another of tea and lemon verbena. And
vet another of tea with citron, On great
occasions q sixth is added, of tea and
ambergris. Nothing is eaten. The
" weed usually follows; but the Moor,
though a smoker, is not an inveter-
ate.n Dinner consists of various dishes
of mutton, fish and fowl, ingeniOuSly
and artistically served in mixtures of
pomades, soups, spices and coSme tics;
so, at least, EngliShmen declare who
have had in courtesy to swallow the
preparations. Knives, forks and spoons
are dispensed with, perhaps despised.
The company sit cross-legged on the
floor and gather round central dish.
At 90 In the name of God, which is the
brief grace pronounced by the master
Of the house, the slave removes the
cover from the bowl; lifted hands are
thrust into the smoking dish and NOR
sells of its contents, deity rolled into
convenient forms, are tossed, dripping,
into the mouth with aneatness and pre-
cision truly wonderful, Exact portions
are picked from fowl and fish and NUT
ton-chop bone without delay or effort.
After the course water and napkins are
brought round. The wash over, another
dish, and another plunging of the paws
into the savory mess. Incense is often
burned during dinner, which fills the
apartment with delicate aroma.