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FOkTY.SIXTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATEs
WASHINGTON, April 14-Bills introduced
and REFEREED
To define the amount and manner of pur
chase of public loans to be made by the Sec
retary of the Treasury. 49,. $500. .....
For relief OF certain officers and privatei
in the United States army. tsla
A resolution instructing the COMMITTEES
on Pensions to report the bill authorizing
pensions to surviving soldiers and sailors oil
the Mexican war was introduced and lai6
over for the day.
The morning hour having expired, th !.
Geneva Award Bill was taken up, and aftis
brief discussion it was laid aside and thi
Senate proceeded to consider the Consulal
Appropriation Bill. Several amendment
were agreed to and the bill was passed.
Adjourned. .53,'
WAsHrNeroN, April 4.-The bill author.
izing the Secretary OF the Interior to dis.
pose of a part of the, Fort Dodge military
reservation to actual settlers, was passed.
A bill was introduced to establish uni,
form system Of bankruptcy.
The House then went into Committee oi
the Whole on the Indian Appropriation
Bill Amendments were offered pending
which the Committee arose. The House
took recess until 1880 p. nj.
At the evening session the House went
into Committee Of the Whole on the state
of the Union. briefly considered he bill to
provide Government construction fund
for the Navy. After debate the bill wat
laid aside for unfavorable report to thi
House.
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The laborers employed at the Marind
Railway, numbering about 200, have sent
in demand for an increase OF 15 per cent.
on their wages and threaten to strike il
their demands are not acknowledged.
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FlNANCIAL

CINCINNATI April 15-2P. M.
Eastern exchange Ia steady and quiet at yes
terdays quotations Buying at par; selling at Flo
premium.
sterling ut BASS for sight and O. % for 60 days,
and the demand light
Government bonds without material change.
The following are to davis local Gales,
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The members of the McKendree M. E.
Church Sabbath-scbod viii give musical
and literary entertainment tomorrow
evening for the benefit of the school,
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Miss Blanche Z. Wallis. of West Long
worth street. and j. P. Murphy were mar
ried Easter Sunday. This was charge OF
the date previously announced and carried
in publication about it few days ago.
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James Coleman, young colored man,
residing at 2OS Broadway, is locked up at
Hammond street. on the charge of lunacy.
His case is a bad one.
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The st. Pete sburg Herald states that
Russia will increase her feet in Chinese
waters by the addition of fifteen vessels
under the command of Admiral Butak of.
These ships will be in addition to those al
ready ordered to proceed to Chinese wa
tiers. Tn ere is a growing belief that Russia
contemplates pushing her quarrel with
China to an extremity.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-15

Mr.. D. B. Martin, General Southern
Agent of the Bee Line, has returned from
an extended Eastern tour z8..
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Mr.. John Egan, General Passenger
Agent of the c., l., st. L. & G. Road, re.
turned from Chicago last evening.
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Cinc,nnati Live stock Market.

HOGS-Market firm. Common at S3 50@4 70,
fair to good light at 81 25t4 As fair to good pack:
ing at & 2O94 60. select butchers, 81 COCA 10.
CATTLE--Market firm and quiet Common at
$2M2 so, fair to medium at 81 1898 50. good to
choice al $3a 1904 S5 shipping at 4@4 rs gross.
SHEEP-Mafket steady and quiet. Common at
s3 75(95 90, medium at 81 5005. good 10 choice at
Is 25@6 IS per Genital gross
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EXECUTION or oreRo.

MADRID. April IS. The following are the
details of the execution Of Otero yester-
day. Shortly before eight o'clock he was
led from the chapel and placed upon the
vehicle with was to convey him to the
place of executions At his side sat, two
priests and the carriage wassurroanded by
strong force Of military, both horse and
foot. During the journey to the place Of
execution 0tero preserved the same ap-
ipearance Of composure which he has man.
tested during his long imprisonment and
trial.
Arrived at the scaffold 0tero was hur-
riedly made TO ascend a few steps which
led tosthe fatal chair into which he was
thrust. The-iron cilar of the garrote was
quickly thrown around sneck the priests
said last. prayer, the'executionert turned
the handle Of tie einstrumento Of death, the
head of the4victihfleil vi on his shoulders
and all was over. Many Of tile populace
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Marriage L,osnssl
Thefollowmg marriage licenses frsve been

issued since our last report:
John Schnorr and Julia Humid
Charles Fllser and Josephine Schultz.
H. J. Ferguson and Emma ID dsworth.
John Jackson and Mary Cony
II. W. G. Bley and L. C. Wickesheihief
Thos. VIII lIams and Elizabeth Lymus
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present at tie execution gave evidence Of
sympathy and the condemnations we're
ppeniy manifested.
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Germany.


BERLIN, April 15-Herr Virchow has
been elected member of the Reichstag
from the City. The Emperor William at
tended yesterday the military festival of
the Zuten Hussars at Rathenaw.
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Rev York STOCK Report
The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount Of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea, Sterrett Co.,
Is West Third Street:
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Ban Ball Bits.
Rah, with a tiger M 4
C,Reilly and Purcell, cur change catcher
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Afghan.
ABUL RAHMAN ACKNOWLEDGMENT

LONDON, April l5.-A Cabul dispatch
says that tie Kohistah Chiefs have ac-
knowledged Abul Rahman's sovereignty
Of Cabul, and the Sirdars are Consequent
ly much excited. The Ghuznee combina-
tion has collapsed.
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THE GAME THIS AFTERNOON POSTPONED UNTIL
TOMORROW.
THE UOUK'I'S.

TO-MoRROW's CALENDAR
The cases Bet for tomorrow friday are as fol-
lows:
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COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Johnston.
59,9S9-Mary Fox ct al. VS.. The City. -, \,
60,1l3-Johh L. Huston, Trustee, vs. Robert
6impsou.
6024l-E. Rant & Sons vs.. A. Hersher.
60,423-John Parker VS.. SOLOMON Langdon, ad-
niinistrator
60 497-Fred Forcheimer vs. T. Z. Snelbaker
! 60,629-Adam Hem VS.. John Feltus
66.52S-David S. Schureman VS.. Joseph A. Bri-
gel ..E
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03

Alta meeting Of the Democratic
Congressional Committee of tho
Third Congressional District, held
ut Charleston, March II, 1880, the
following resolution mas adopted
Rssoived. That 4 Convention Of
the Democrats Of the Third Con
grsssional District be called to meet
al the city Of Huntington, on
Wednesday, June ID, 1850. To ap,,
point delegates 10 the National
Democratic Convention to be held
in Cincinnati, and that a Convcn.
ton Of the Democrats Of the I bird
Congressional District be called 10
meet at Hinton on Wednesday, An.
gust 4th, 1850, for the purpose Of
nominating u candidate to repre-
sent the district in the l'orty-Scv-
cnth Congress.
In pursuance Of the above resO-
luton II Convention Of the Demo-
crats of the Third Congressional
District is hereby called to meet nj
Huntington on Wednesday, June
I'd, 1880, to appoint delegates to
the National Democratic Convcn.
ton, 10 be held in Cincinnati, and
n Convention of tho Democrats Of
the Third Congressional District, is
also hereby called to meet at Him
ton, in Summers county, on
Wednesday, August 9TH, 1850, for
the purpose Of nominating 4 candi-
date 10 represent the Third District
in the Forty-Seventh Congress
and the Dchiocrsts Of the various
counties comprising the Third
Congressional District arc hereby
requested TO meet at their rrSl""'
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GSis Of H'istlOHl

Moderation is the si!kcn string
running through the pcarl.chain Of
all virtues.
Labor TO keep alive in your
hrcast TINT little spark of celestial
fire called conscience.
The most brilliant qualities be'
come useless when they are not
sustained ly character.
No evil laoprnsity Of the hu.
man heart IL so powerful thnt it
may not !. sUbd"ad by discipline.
No principle is more noble, MS
there il none mere holy, than that
Of true obedience.
Unhappy is the man for whom
his own mother has not made all
other mulhers venerable.
1t is difficult to say Which do
the mos! harm, ut times, enemies
with the worst intentions or friends
with the hest ones.
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Jjhen to Hater Horses.

The Berlin .ui'itr Zsi!""g prints
an interesting psper on the wafer
ing of horses. Il subject, the writer
remarks. to which too little atten-
ton is given by officers in COM
mand Of mounted troops. The
practice of allowing horses t"
drink only once Il day, and then
in the evening, which is advocated
by many because it is i'll vogue
among The Arabs. is strongly rep
rehendcd by the German ritter,
who points out that while IN Eu'
rope tIlc horses ration consists III
most exclusively OF corn and hay,
the Arab gives his horses dates, n
variety of plants. and even milk
Fed AS they are in European mr.
mics. horses should, the writer
maintains, be given water three
times day, and they should he
allowed cach time to drink as
much us they like. On the march
also horses should he allowed to
drink whenever circumstances per
nit. l'ormrrl Y men on the march
were strictly forbidden To drink ;
hut now, on the contrary. especial
" when forced marches have to he
'l l., k,+ Ir,nIInr ,.urn * taken
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Il Lady* r1e,v Of Nashingfon.

Il Lady's Jfe,c Of Washingfon.
Allah. ,vr;tes f.om w,.h;,o,o,
IN , i"' Sn , p.a"JJ;ra% -"
~ : t,, .s "
''' 7, ,,o.,os n mn ,,,,, ,,o ana oor.
,,;,'l,. ~" ,,' w NV; INV tn Wmsb;H,,.on
.am com. hSrc and COO IN" "n7,;,mI
L'i,,I;n@ w;tbout a ,br;l, nC not;GnaI
,ri,jn I, ;s Sn Tr,',I 90 ;"nosim%
!%o si,rat;@n Go " a,,n, ~, "nd Inc
',rn,Inis n%"n, So I"rnI,. ov"m nav
nv s,,cL dnws os v"s,SHIov and Ia.
J"v w;,h " rail- frnsI, t;"1" If Green
in rho Grass nn Cn'j,nj Iii In.
.;jo III" m,rIJo i, ',% the
hronzo Jnors n" rrss"nrJ c,iIinrs
.'nJ Iva ,;inj Hners ,, .MoM, 70 ;nrrna.r
vi r.,bnr ,L"n 70 Jim'iM;sI, ,Lc E.rlinn
and i i,sts : nnt;I III" "yc fHlIs nnnn
ths ni,,amtir sni,,oons ihat stand in
nrerS .,nrls mi snrm IN IN" i,non.
ino,;vs 'HinJ liz ,hs y, rorrnnt md
F,,nmu. crnw,h which rIinrs dis
,,".,;m'rlt. Nv ,h. E';r"st "ra mns,
nnrynsctoJ nlorps never see
Them withopi a sort of ie.rairing
r.oIina FIR thnr o,s, smch , Irrad,
FIJI hI6t y" and viii mako one link Of
nrory,him% tL,, i. yiIr ins,eaI 81
orerytIimr thar is ,oynIv
r "" ;ntn tLs HAMS oc pcnr.
totiyrs is IN ,he unimi,iatri very
mmch III. hoin" ,c, ;n,n a mcnn..
ar;" far ,Lo %,n".mj'oro "a yrry
nc rm n,d "Irs" ,%n ~ent; finn Is
,.nrr Jofn,t;vosm ,Jnr of c;rur-
sn3ts Id, is %mrIcn 10 a scnsi-
iva "r,ra,,;,a,ion nM1 tLrr, is An
;'n INN =. ,'mTonn, ofhnwlina ON the
,," 'si r,,;s; n,,. y ;n,,,ra..i@n If !,
NJ" . .,tho,,%L ryc ,istrmNd very in.
tan, I"', m"J = ;al N Lnro,n, ninrmcA
IN ' ,Io " ,~.'rs s' ~ I'M government Of
II, M . '' no,,m | Thn ts',s,Lrr snsnds
m'3s tV ~ III: t;ri,, IN pn,,MdinI VIC.
i in",H =" ,.;,i H. liz Iie ,n'.o anJ mobodv
ls'. w "., cn, M" i,othnr Iva nou1ds ar
"n.Ml " .' H"'o " ' ,iocs # for his
I,"s 'a1 ,' "LlMa'",' H. with n
" ,.".,. c " owca,I;"ns ovrEyhrdy that
'u,s ~" ~, 1N'" "Lon,i,, W. ifhe intenI.
- 'I IN a "V'i T"' or w. eIse,
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Y.HEDEinOCRAT
SATURDA April 8.
stomeuaH Jackson, the Professor.


Ny first recollection Of Stone
wall Jackson is when | was col
lege-boy ut Lexington, Virginia, in
the fall Of 1850. / am not able To
say whether il was the peculiar
carriage Of the stiff, military look
ing Institute professor who daily
passed the c0llege-grounds that
WAS Of chief interest to the students
of Washington College, or whether
the stories told Of daring and reck-
less courage in his early military
life invested him with Il halo Of 70
nance and made him an object Of
hero-worship in their youthful
minds. Whatever the cause, the
solid tramp Of Major Jackson on
the plank walk would be the signal
10 stop all games Of mirth that
may have been in progress on the
college campus until he had passed.
The still, soIid.looking man
would pass on, turning his head
neither 10 the right nor left, but Il
single touch of his cap was the
silent recognition given Of the do
ferentiaI rcspeei Shown by the. boys.
"Old Jack" us he was famiiiariy
called BY cadets and students, WAS
81 plain in manner and attire,
th re was so little effort al show,
his feet were so large and his arms
and hands fastened to his body in
such IN awkward shape, that the
cadets didn't take much pride in
him rs a professor. They feared
him in the iecturo.room, they paid
the strictest Difference 10 him on
parade, but in showing a stranger
The sights about tho Institute, a
cadet was never known to point
out sold Jack" as one of the orna-
ments of the institution. lie was
more popular with tho college stu
dents, who did not have the. same
reasons for tearing the austerity Of
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I p TO three evenings ago such n
thing as Il checker hoard was never
known in Mr.. GHttans house. He
and his aged partner have managed
to pass the long evenings very
pleasantly. and he supposed they
were happy enough Until Il Grienl
from the East paid them a flying
visit and asserted over and over
again that the game Of checkers
vas not only all the rage there, but
it served to quicken the eveptivc
faculties. enlarge the mind, AMI
render the brain more active. After
giving the subject due thought, Mr..
Grattan walked down town and
purchased a checker board, and
when evening came he surprised
his good wife by bringing it in
from the wood shed and saving!
We'll, Martha, we'll have a game
or two before We 90 over to the
nivE"rs In,t ,.n,, :; ;r,M,, n.y. :,ro, '' w
,ns "@,'r.s wv, H W." .'mJ # %cot ro,,
r, =, ro,, Vow w., ,',r', ' 10 NV, 'I;.i w"
They sat down, and he claimed
the first move, She nj once object
!" H." ' e,o" sI,o yinI;i"J mi Nv leJ
m. AIM - r ~, n,oy. sho tnoi; n
nom rhrnI.I;r', a. vLc r.En6 lin,
~ ' ''"7 "' S
'i Il ,lo,,I soo or,.,l,;,r N or;r AFT,
Il. sn".r,L ~ bo 'n5ysl mani
%orLwsrJ 40 ''' ~
SII.%n T' vou rop, mova TINT
w,y y sLc : S"i '" n't ''"'' ''''
We" i n"',;, H. pnrIons nevor
,l.,roJ G nh y, Lnc""d '' ,a,, " worc
E"rn '
w" ST.. SOW chorro to iumn two
mon and ~" 1a,.o in ,Lc MoinI Int ne
.% 't'' ," ", Hn n 1T. Wv 81, ' ~" "
=" sput them, men ri"St hock thsr !
Lawn cnv"IrJnd nhi IN ,Nnvo LSci,
nr %Te a,nn + o, ~" Io y" normi XIX; <;
"| Sho . ,,owe ~ ,' ";,s ii Inf wh"m In.
,,m,mpj . :, n -, " E"r nos" "r,w r"J
JD wi yEa ' " '.,. i n' nv. ' 81"
~ Ky Ky wy 49, ', "" 70 ,uoro ,h,ro
r., ~" ,S; ''. '',', ~ w. i" s . =
49,. ' iI. ~, We w. W.uu.
yea m,',.t nv hy iIoyI,.T
In nIn,,t + VIZ ',,iEu,rs shr i,,mncd
ven ".n .n'i WANT ;H,n ,Ie k;ng
,,r liz" 'I.n,,, i' ">' INV '' Mug
'" ,G.n".m hi,1 orowr ,,;,r1h,y.
= l.;n NV MN ''"" '''
" H .1,Hs ,yo,,,d think bv vo,,r child.
III, "'',;,'no ' .l,n, ,,',', ,,',.'.r 'I.r"J
49, ;, .,," Tat,ro ) la ,,rn,IIoJ AZ
S' n i.n"u e1, ~, ~ hsot w",,p
.v"m ,io 'L$ sn,,n ncomI,, ,re
owf,l .n,,r,
"". ND l' s",ne ,oor,o ,rc NOT, sho
s,n'n,"1 nc tha LinS "antmrcI an
n,Iasrr , ,mo I Wv " ~ ~"
WV" .,Vh "," in ,,,r,lor ,ro gan hmm.
;,r ,, ""' go, =, 49, c"r9' w w" ""
ny IL" I.;',, Wv" ,,.a, ~ ;,,,,,,, v..,.r
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crn,,o M '"i" w"S .M nls Nv ,, 'nIa"i,ars
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WIN 'l? ?U| " "orS III ' nen ''i ;nm two
r,o,, w.I,;cl,arn ., ,,a,. ~ou m"rn wv"
''I ~. T ,""I."L ,,,rm -, .Io E,,r,l
Nv ,h ''H s,,'b ,,.ns ths Wv 200" anvil
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O'NE:
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The Virginia Legislature has de.
cided 10 do away with the bell
punch md it will tick it's last Off
cial tick on the first Of May. The
system has not accomplished
what was claimed for it-prohahly
on account Of a failure on the part
Of bar keepers to keep the cocktail
tally correctly.
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AEeAh NoTIeIs.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Cicnit Court Leri, County,
March 18th. 1SSOA

CirenE' Court Leris County,
March 18th, 1SS0.\
Timothy r. Roanc, lAlc Sheriff Of Iiar,i,o,
county, mud rs such Administrator, n,
uriel ". Turner, dctc.scd, and Eps,
Iiunion, s?ucial Commissioner, suing for
Themselves and for all othsrcrsdi,Or, Of
John Iius,ri, d':a1sO d, pIaIn,i,
vs.
Dennis o. D. Brennan, Maria Hnusr, /,
her own right. and AZ aA'ninistr..rIS q,
John iius,ey, decreased, James v. Ilu,,sr
Ellen Alkirc and r. J. Simpson, guardian
al litem Of Patrick IIu,,ey, DENIM, Illus.
,ry, Mary Iln''ey and John E!u.Sy, in.
fAu, defendants, Defendants,
~ rnlScsaY.
The parties to The above styled e.u,. ~,
hsrebr notified that have fixed upou til.
i.h day Of May, 1850, nj my office in IN,
! town OF Weston, county Of Lewis, and s,.h
of West Virginia, 10 execute an order Of
reference made in said cause by tho Circai,
CSnri Of LPwiS county, on the 2Gth dAv
February, 1880. by which said order Con-,
missioner OrSaid COar, Is directed 10 ,e,,,,
the Administration accounts Of Mai. IIu,.
sey, Administrative NJ John IIu,soy. d.,
ceased, and to report whether the per,npL
n,,cts ofhis estate nr- sufficient 10 pnr L;,
debts; 10 convene Ihs creditors VI raid job,
ltuuer, and @rcEta;n and report their
debts with their pFioril0s rs to the asset, At
his estate; to sErtsIAiu and report What
real c,tatr tile said John Iln,,ey owned A.
the time OF his death 10 ASCERTAIN and n.
port the true quantity cOr',inrtl in the tr.v,
oflSnA in tie bill men,iOusd, purchased l.,
,li"stih .luhn iiuS"y from u,el u. Turner
Commissioner, and to report any other p,r.
tinenr ma'tcr which any party intet,s.d
inar require, or which such Commisioasg
may deem proper nj which tin0 aud pl.es
you ARE required 10 attend.
Given under my hand, n. conimis,:oauf +
said Court, tbs day aud year dri aLsre
written.
". W, BRANNOS.
mar204w So
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Fog sale.

The Cherry Valley House, with 80 acre ,
If land, near Iirllisun, iI'rbslrr county
Largest and best house in the cOuaty.
SsmIy all huiII this spring. Contain: "a
FOums. furnished with everything necessary
for keeping II lilsi.c'ass Good we'll
stables, &c. IIa5 done splendid business
the past season. Will he sold chap, Pos.
rs.ion Immediately. Title puirci.
r. Il CHERRY.
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John Morrison.
TIE GREAT
Liquor Dealer .

| wish 10 infUrai nlr friendl that | have
jus! rer"ivr'l urge sIoCk al goods. ".
aim in tho l'tturu will e, All has been In
tlr past, to kcrpa lnree and wrlI select
stock OF the hest brands Of Nelson, Ander.
son, Jefferson and Airrinu counties, Ken.
tlcky Whiskie. aud Bundles.
do no. keep rcliGcd ar compounded
WHISTLES in any way; hui receive h"nI dis.
llIrrirs direct, aud Euaraacs tic goods fru
from all rdultcrnli0nS.
Don't forget tho plnc.-Nc 7,M,ii
Street. Wesi"r " V,
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tive county seats rs soon as practi,
cable and appoint delegates to rep,
resent..their said counties in Oach OF
said Conventions.
G. ?. SNYDER, Chairman.
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The roses ofpIeaSure seldom last
long enough 10 Sdorn the brow oil
him that plucks them, and they are
the only roses which Ito not retain
their sweetness, after they have lost
their lcru'V.
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In writing IL letter inclosing q
subscription to this paper, you may
write un both sides Of the paper il
YOU want 10.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Ia tho Creditors Of John Hum.y, d

e.aad
In pursuance Of dsGraa If The Circsi;
Court Of the comfy Of Lewis msds 10 4
Gauss therein pending, TO subject ihs zeal!
estate Of the s"id John iIu"ey to til. p.sg
men' OF MS irbrS, y"S at" required 10 pts !;
sent your cliimS "gtinst The said John np,.
Fey, for adjNh;et lion, to ". II. Rt.nraa,
Commissioner. Al his "iiiec In .lIc sad Coun.
~, "n OF hc'orr tic 9Th DAY ofNu,, lsao.
WIlI"", " g. Harrison, Clerk Of n;d
Court, this 18th day o! March, 1890
W. G, HARRISON. CLERK.
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03
For Sale : Lease
6TRACTS0F LAND
Known rs the

Known as the
.Battcn'S Mills Property.
4 tract OF 1877 Acres; tract Of
ll2 acres; a tract OF lis acres; 81
tract Of 80 acres; y tract Of IS
acres; and a tract of ?C4 acres.
For particulars, *ppIy to I. \
Edwards, W. L. Lively or v, G
Bennett,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03

If you WANT TO SMOKE
| have uicr ci.ar Al! on" plug Of chewing
tuharrO lyon want LUNCH keep
piece OF cli"GIr. few crackers amt onN o's
o cove oysters AID a glass OF R.yinsri b'"
Lager lrrr.
! forget the numhsr, sut have been ~
ing for some time on tho corner Of seeena
ard Center Streets, Weston
eAyrH.S EyNEHAE,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

9' Trlau o. adsr+ Of the Cigsai, C1ss:
e: Lewis county, pronounced at Ill, .priat
term 'hrrsOi, 1879, u the rsss Of gsrlss
DO,paEi, executor, ". S.mseI shia.luif
administrator and hsin, will proceed to
sell al ihr tronI door Of the so,rI hOu, II
Lewis county, VII the Is; AOai.. ia Apta
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-03
LOOK HERE.

keep hand gnlinns Of. n"r
EtafLcEy whisky n WAS ever offered |.
til .vw
C.ILI AND F.fAHiHE IT.
"IEo keep Wine mud Brandy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-02-05

Sterling, for criminal intimacy with
his daughter, Agnes At the exam
ination before Squire Hobbs the
evidence produced was very strong
against the defendant. His daughter,
Agnes, testified that he accomplished
her ruin when she was but IL years
of age, and that he has compelled
her to submit to his wishes, at yari-
GUS times, ever since, she now being
Il years of age. An older daughter
of the defendant, residing in this
city, the wife of one of our most re-
spected citizens, testified that her
father attempted her ruin six years
ago, while she was living at home.
Reynolds was bound over TO the
circuit court, and is now in jail.
Should he be able to obtain bail he
would undoubtedly skip the country,
as the feeling existing in the vicinity
OF his home is such that a long stay
would be unhealthy. a father that
has no more respect for his family
than the above indicates, deserves
the severest penalty the law can
nAict,--Proirie djt Chiss Union.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-02-05
Marble aHrE,iu..

TO those contemplating curbiug
lots in cemeteries, we would respect
folly announce that we are prepared
to furnish Marble Curbing Of differ
ont styles, as cheap as curbing Of
ether material Call at the marble
shop and see plans, etc.
4 W SHEPARp u ELLIS.