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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-11


LIvRRpooA, September ii, 2 pm.
Cotton firm. Uplands, It'd; Orleans,
Z 3-l6d. Sales a.day. 5000 bales. No
receipts. Futures opened steady and
closed weak for the near months and
firm for the late months, as follows !;
Deliveries for September, Z 1;16d !
September October, 6 2l-32d; 0cto'
ber- November, 6 l3-16@6 7-16d; No
vember- December, SD; January.
February, 6 l3-32d; February March,
67-16d; March April, 6 l3.2d; April
May, Gid.
NEW ORLEANS, September II, ll;3O
am Cotton firm. Middling, lite.
Sales to-day 500 bales; receipts, 4l3
bales; stock, 1925 bales.
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New YORK, September IL ,l2:10p.m.
Cotton closed last evening steady.
Ordinary, s 15.l6c good ordinary,
10 5.l6c; low middling, II 3.l6O /;
middling, IL l1-l6c; good middling,
IL l-l6c; middling fair, II 13.l6c I;
fair, 13 7-16c. Futures opened to-day
firm; now quiet, at very slight varia-
ton from last evenings closing prices,
as follows: Deliveries for
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Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

This institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature of the State for Educational
and Charitable purposes in 1858, for the
term OF twenty-five years, to which con-
tract the inviolable faith Of the State is
pledged, which pledge has been renewed by
an overwhelming popular vote, securing its
franchise in the new constitution, sdOpted
81 600 900, to which it has since added a re.
serve fund of over S350,000. It's Grand
single Number Distribution will take
place monthly on the second Tuesday: 1t
never scales or postpones. look at the follow
ing distribution:
loo, 900 Tickets, Rt I've Dollars Each,
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ira .,on tns -ecsint oe th. I.to-, -.
quotations. Parties trading arc at no delay
or expense for telegrams, Ono commission
nnXnrn all nYnhnanl.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-11

ssy.,, ysy VsaysY aysvvisvs svans anu mike
collections, Charges reasonable and attention
prompt 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-11

ruvnrpuis maui. sruries plvppvu up
in pyramid, was a good thing to gaze
upon, while Lewis & Thomas boil
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-11

his shoulders. he gave Barnpm the
other day, when that gentleman was
closeted with him in Indianapolis, a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-11
n4ILI LIST 1 u 'PRfZEs: SSf lis - :

APPROXIMATION PkIhEcI
Approximation Prizes Of Sg9.....s 2,10
. APPROXIMATION Prizes Of 200...... 1890
Approximation Prizes of lOQ-.~ 800
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-31

Supervisor Adams, chairman of the
committee TO settle with charitable insti-
tutlons, submitted the following report,
which. on motion, was adopted:
NJ. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the
Board OF Supervisors: Your committee
To settle with state charitable ,nstitu-
tons would beg leave to report that they
have examined ali claims presented be-
fore them. and recommend the payment
of the following, and that the Clerk be
directed TO issue orders for the several
amounts TO the several claimants, to wit {:
NAMES. FOR WHAT. AMT. TOTAL.
In far Deaf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-31
professional GarOB.
A TO r N e Y 8.

NJ y. ARMSTRONG. c. B. CHAPMAN
A IsMSrRONG x CfiAPAI A N, Attorneys
and Cousseors at Law, Ottawa, ILL., NJ n Armstrong,
Notary Public Oiice In GednCys Block, Ottawa iun5 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-31
Procee dings of the Board OF Supervis-
ors-July Term, 1880.

MONDAY, July IL. 1850.
Record of the proceedings. orders and
resolutions of the Board Of Supervisors
of the county of La Sale and state or
Illinois, commenced and held at the
county courthouse in Ottawa on Mon-
day, July 18th, 1880.
Board met pursuant 10 law anu was
called to order by the clerk.
On calling the roll the following named
Supervisors answered to their names:
Adams Wright, Mission; Armstrong
G.. W., Brooktield; Barton E., Meriden;
Beach A. E., Dayton; Belllnghansen
Henry. Peru; Burgess 5. s, Vermlllion;
Center ID. D.. Fall River; Conerton John
j., Dimmick; Drackley VIM, Manlius;
Dresser Egbert s., Groveland; Fades
Fred W., Bruce; Ferguson John, Troy
Grove; Fisher Casper. Mendoza, Fla
herty Martin, Serena: Fox }. NJ, North
John, La Sale; Helmig Henry, Peru;
Hodgson Eli, Farm Ridge; Hoffman
Chas, L., Eagle; IIoge I. j., Usage;
Klove A. A., Adams; Lauf VIM,
RicbIand; Lewis f. c., Deer Park;
Lowman Arthur. South Ottawa; Mcln-
tire a. c., Mendoza: Mcintyre Nat, AL
len: Metzger Chas j., Ottawa; Miller
John. Freedom; Miner John p, Eden;
Nelson Nels End, Miller: ODonnell Ed
mund, Wallace; Palmer Joseph 8, OPhlr'
Parr 5. f., Rutland; Pool j. j. Earl;
Read e. t., Grand Rapids; Reynolds w.
A., Hope; Singer +. r., La Sale; Steven
son JAS. W., Outer Greek; StormOnt VIM,
Ottawa; White Matthew, Ottawa; Wylie
Alexander, Watham.
The certificates of the election OF the
above named Supervisors having been
duly fled in the Office of the County Clerk,
and it appearing that a quorum is present,
on motion. the Board proceeded to the
election of a chairman for the ensuing
year,
Supervisors John Miller and f. G. Lew
is being put in nomination, the clerk APP
pointed Supervisors \. Mcintyre and E.
Barton as tellers. Thereupon the Board
proceeded to ballot. thirty-fOur votes be-
ing cast, of which John Miller received
thirteen votes and +. G. Lewis received
twenty-0ne votes. Mr.. Lewis, having re-
celved majority of all the votes cast,
was declared duly elected chairman of
the Board for the ensuing year. Mr..
Lewis, after few appropriate remarks,
took the chair.
On motion, Board adjourned to meet at
Turn hall at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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WEDNESDAY,. July IA, 1880.

WEDNESDAY. July IA, 1880.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as yesterday. Minutes of
Yesterdays proceedings corrected ard APP
proved.
Supervisor Flaherty presented his Pc
tition asking for an abatement Of his as
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property be referred to said committee.

CaTTItU.
Supervisor Armstrong moved that the
question of equalization Of moneys and
credits embraced in the petitions from
the town of Ottawa be indefinitely post
pOned. Carried.
Supervisor Stormont presented the pc
titiOn of NJ. III. Swift, which was read
thereupon Supervisor Flah 'rty moved
that the petition be referred To the COM
mittee on complaints and attachments,
with Instructions to get the written opn-
ion of the County Attorney as to whether
this Board can legally reduce individual
assessments made previous to the fourth
Monday in June. Carried.
On motion of Supervisor Hoffman,
Board adjourned till 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03
Ordination Of a Minister.
Editor Democrat.

~.
H"''0r Ds"'0FT"' :.
= Az me request y, u ''I0 A"lp"y :,
VFGeN nap''ss Ch"rc'' " c""''t',
convened OH ChfiS''l'"s Gay 81 :"'u
"h"rch, I" cohs'aer 'he pro!!'"Iy Y
oa se"lhS "l"r' O'''''st W. d.
flsncr 10 the lu1. "orN o' '''0 E"s, :,
p'' '''''''''f, ''' ',"''''' .'''I ',",'''
10 '''' care e. OF a c'"'c" NJ " 0"1'', :,
county . u ilS ISs'3 re-. e0'' ,V'',,:'e[, ~: =
o. hsSS; U. A. " oTi'c'' W. " Ty TT',
lot III" l1enL! hr''s'o."' % Nv y
co"ncli consisted "i W. Wc'''o''S anu
,L'''''S'0'" 't"'' Wv ""'o "' %
freeman oFsSN 1 c''1'r','', L,. -. -. t,'V
'o'''o'A was G'I4'"'.' ~ w "p
p'','''nS''! VI i'sn, w., -Ag'"! pa,! ~ I"'S
,yt'. ,w Ul'".,l'"l, "'''' 49,. I,..' ,nr:t w. a.
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'Fo'"eE Pls''er was ,!': 'I!oFo"S",s w
ai"'''3l upon ''s c"tls':',' oApv''I l
e'i''' "a" ''''' ~ '.'' ''''''tI,'s' %rS'
,l'e c&1u'''"' uoG,r'''e5 =, 'i'' :. O'"'s,
- WV W I,.Is,I
I''a' ,lo "u''A'iiS" '.''''SV'' "sll' '':'i
I1"l'" 70 ~ so"'''' /" every l'"''''
"'M. ,r; .,;. ,.;,,,. o,,u.5
y, nc eN%"'.'"''on a INN, m Ts''i s,' 0."s'uI ,1
'''o council WIN '"0 eI'"'''i' ,0'su
"''".,','''] 40 -, W ] - ha,,,.
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i DNguhtcr Posted.

lo,tor fr,,, Orounuowno Wis.
,onsiH ;n,ho TL;r,"n T;mcs roIntos
tT'I tTn G'i;n,-:n,, -. Wv .tnrv ThorS rSs;Gcs
~: Sny ,'',o%I'.o ,,,;,"so ,,nr,i @ NJ tL;s c;ty
i,M,;I,. ,~ ''o iho dnnnsIic ] lrannn;Ii,y nj
,rL;,E 1,n, r,, nm -, e,,nntLly 40
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nr.,ij', ~ ,I,i'IG h;n,,ri',~ % ,mJ @ s,rifs hatwasn
Ii,'y'S ,Ea ,naT"ra,I [iU'.'' g~nwn.nn @ dar%,,ter
'r%o T;jv ,.,r, ,'nmr% i"Jv i IN "mosiinn las on
sn,.n:oI ~" G"'s mnsoS;ans 'G e f,nMoJ ,ho IIoms
J'v w r,'nninr "' hiIis nj iLe stores in
,T;s onJ si7r-nnnIinr nl,ces with.
wv, "'tS ~, Wv, ,',tj,"r's "nn ANT wb;,% thn
G,'; T.. :. wy n.,Y '''V 'IliirnG IN s"ttl" faw
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v,,',,"3 ,,,nr.,.in'; - '" a. rn'S, m;on " nf tSn
"";,,I.hmrbo"d ',,$,I 2 10 T H.Hom hnr naront.
.e'E''""' ,,.",T,. 10Y. :" ,,"osnI Th;s wss
i.H %Ste 1 l'o'e,rS !.rsu. 'EtJtb to,,J tba ;nJ;rn"mt
IA III ln'ir ';i, i,,r,oG;otoIv nrnr"cisI tn
,r' D." '"' 80. IL" inn,I mnw:,anrrs of,irrs
""J "',I J., L,J ~ IL, w foj,owirI notice inser.
I"I n'" NY Trn ,'rG "ij is lnGv, as annasrs bv
Tnr iu"' r,rG".s;or t;U Gi ' hci " Tiycn tbo M
.%1nI.ii'I I,I ,o'''' riri a stenfathnr Int q
sLnr, 'i''''.'''%, t;,.," O. 'rsyinns nnI vct shn
uns a., ,,oi I',.'T ""ntin,aJ.
w. ",TI1r.o. ''S' NV Jourbtw Fllon
hos L,ft nly LcJ aDI LNord without
;,,St ;,ng 'cI' c",'n .' or % nrovocotior %,, and
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03
Tho West, as ISocs Dya UestoHiat
(CoXTISuED.)
Editor Democrat.

Editor Democrat.
The cGrs, as usual, nre crowded.
Tie hills and valleys that charsc-
terizc tile region of she Allcgh'nigs
have long since disappeared, and
in their place I see q broad, level
country, psrfectly adapted to large
meadows and grain fields. In this
region We see American aSricul-
tural machinery in its highest per-
fiction. 1t SONS, rcaps and gar
ncrs; it gives peculiar dignity 70
American scientific farming, and TO
the American farmer a rcnown that
is cQualled by the farmers Of no
other country. The saucncss and
lack Of anything 10 especially at
tract the eye that not long ago
gave to these prNiries, and gives
now to those farther west, an air Of
solitude and nakcLncss, have been
completely relieved by planting
groves and hedges, and building
fine farm houses. Many varieties
Of forest and fruit trees grow luXu.
riantly in the prairie States when
planted. But, afte. all, while VT
may well imagine for the future
dense population and great agri-
cultural wealth on these wide
meadows, the tru0 West NirginiHn
will Iiud something lacking there
a country in which there is a
stream OF water pu'o and rushing
as it can be ONLY in mountainous
countries, beyond every hill; and
where every turn of The road, how
ever crooked and steep it may be-
brings Il change Of scene; and
whers the air is pure mountain air
and which has still The advantage
OF fertile soil and mild heOl:hiuj
climate, does not compare unfavor'
ably with any country.
AtGY. NJ, our train stopped al
Carlinyille, Illinois. Here stay
Of day was placed on the pro
gramme for tho pugPon9 Of visiting
Lieutenant Mcclure, l5'h Infantry
and attending tho Mocoupi
county fair, then in p:ogrsso. Fail
wec!; in this section is hNfAl!
second to the dino honor"l week
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03
THE DENOCBAD D

s3mo future time in Jacksonville.
We next took the evening train for
St. Joseph, Missouri. At ten that
night We crossed the Mississippi at
Quincy, and at 10 a. NJ, the next
day We had crossed the State Of
Missouri snd were again on tho
Missouri at St. Joe, as it is called
out West. ! must =ay something
about st. Joe, although it will
Icngthon n letter which l feel is
already too long. We (ound tho
city full! of energy and business.
Tie population is about 10000.
One is always surprised Mt the
population Of these western cities,
they grow 10 rapidly. Tho tele-
phone is adopted horc in earnest,
aal all paris Of the city arc con-
nec;eA by lines that one at first
mistakes for telegraph lines. As
is llir case in al. western cities the
drama aud song arc not neglected
in St. Joc. Tho Opera House is
elegant and convenienl.hroughout.
Tho manager kindly showed US
through exert part of the building.
This WAS my first tino behind
the scenes.
At$r. NJ. lhsncxt day We started
on the Kansas City, st. Joseph and
Council B!uia Railroad for Omahe,
our next Stopping place 1855 miles
above st. Joe. This is tho chief
commercial city Of the Missouri
Valley. Every kind Of industry 10
carried on hers on an immense
scale. \ glance at its history
strikes one with amazement. In
1850 Its transportation trade
was 77S2, 600 lbs, in 1871 2,l72,720,-
O00ibs. In 1873 the manufactures
OF Omaha amounted TO 100000.
In tAc two years from 1915 to 1877
the mercantile and manufacturing
trade increased slS,U0,C0O. Tho
shops Of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company are located here. Their
disbursements amounted to 81
per annum for labor and
material. II the reader will only
stop to notice these figures, he will
find them wonderful. lhave every
reason to bclieTe them correct.
Tomorrow at noon We leave
Omaha, and entor a country that
IL full OF wonders. Hitherto wo
have been surrounded everywhere
with civilization, and in many
places with great wOaIth and ele-
gance. We enter now d country
where these are lacking, but ! as
sure your readers that something
else will takS their place.
Gro nc coHrlSUED.)
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03
Tt'EEEY'.
FLASHING TGN LAg'7'E1.

WAsHHSGToH, D. c., Dec. Ord.
EUIior Pemocrui:
One Of the first bills on the re-
assembling Of Congress will he one
to rcorgani2o tho Pension Office :
another will be for Il general in
quiry into the business Of the
Departments, with Il view to pos
siblc reductions Of expense, and
another to open the Indian Ter,
rilorv to settlement. 1t Was be-
loved up to q Fow d"ys Since that
The last two would not be pushed
ut This session, owing to a desire
to adjourn early, but tho friends Of
tic measures urgo that both N'e
intended for tho present as only
matters for investigation, and that,
if 4 majority so decide final action
can be postponed. Upon the sub
iect oi Pension Ofiico rc-orgGaizG'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03
5TON, W. VA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1880

ton there is unanimity. For the
protection Of the Government, oi
the pcnsioncr, and Of the pension
claimant, u radical change is dc
manled.
Even Il man so we'll grounded il
Democracy as Senator VOORHEES,
mny slip occasionally in the appli'
cation of theories to practical al'
fairs. This he seems to hNvc done
in securing the relation directing
inquiries rs to the calises OF ne
gro emigration from the South to
the North,
The Senator will be Chairman Of
tho Committee, and his report will
bo valuable property, i'll showing
what induces such emigration.
But having GOT his information,
VIVA! can lie % "oDW' ~ W ''"'
can congress 90! " 'i"C OuS'i'eSS
in mc' mas inc feacF"i "o'er"-
ment wltn TINS emiE!a'io"' more
than it has with Tie partisan
QuarreI5 IN M"lhe!
A'oso N''''''v N's'u'' '''''e'' "
'ns ""I' "''' ECU ,''e''''.'t1 49,,
e"''E' n -" i'
'ro.'' '7V''"'', 1''s'''o %
~" ,'.e".s VI ,'1"'".II,' .,, .,,i,i'' 'i
'''e'r l"''o"t'S' !. anu Wv 'i'''' .,, u" r"'
pe"PiV VI ''' ~, ,2'"'t ",'l '',F''''t "t
!, ln'o TIC ''''', i"'S WIZ I' ''''' .''''.
.''e present -, n'"'','"'i' No'I''lr' y,
mas oo"o not"''!S ',!''' Is INV ""'n
eo ny c"n''l'0''o'l'Co"''' "'," !" , l"T'
g"' {. P'ea'"e'.'' 1''' '''"S "'' '''i,''
,lc0'' !. ""' 'U,'" "o6''e's ',
N'p"o'''," Oo"'s " ~ " w. ~
"TesS' an" '''s'' ''''! wiz w 's''''Il' u,
ell NJ S'a' '"'y '''"',G al! l%sI nv u. H;' %''
Inc supreme o'u'' Vi 'D'' L,'o
triet H"s Just sF",.'0'' iii ''iu"e
'ion against tI'o i"'.''''S.eF-u',',
e'"i III .t'' '''"'''' - '''' 49," :"
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APRIrIE AND DEPARTURE
or THE NAILS

C,arnslnrs-LaiIyextrP, SunGays-lcaves
Wc,'cn nt i.5i-arrivts II 4. N.
p:astnn Court lluuse-daiiy except Sun
lavs-arriyrs at Wtston by $3.50 +. ", "Hd
!enve, Weston same day Il; $50 + NJ
Glcny!!lc-Gaj!y except Sundays lcalcs
Weston at 5 A. n. and arrives nj 4 T ".
RucAhaunon-arrivrs nj Weston !" N.
Tuesdays Thursdays aad SaturdayS-ls@rcs
Weston . P NJ. sane days.
rhiI!rpi-nrriyrs at Weston TUESDAYS mad
Fridays Il, G p. II leaves Weston Hrd"es-
lav and Saturdays At y. y.
Mount rlcasant-caycS Weston Mondays
ani Thursdays Gt : \. .M.-arrvcS Tuesdays
and Fridays by 3 ?. N.
West l'aion.-arriytj Mondays at : +. N
-lrAyc5 Weston Tuesdays NJ \. u.
Sand gork-onCc Gs-leNTcI Weston
Nondaysat \. NJ arrives Tuesdays nj !"
T. NJ. ,,
Sqy- Parties having mail to 20 should
luins it to the Office hIian hour before tie
departure Of tic mails.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03
Fcda!1g on M!dtlie Nun.

FcGd!HG on Middle H!th.
| Editor Democrat.
On Christmas day a number Of
persons, about sixty-fiye, met nj
Mr.. Joseph Matthews, OIL cMiddlc
Fun, to witness the marriage o!
Mr.. Columbus J. Bird and Miss
Margaret L. Sch,i.er, grand
daughter of Mr.. Matthows. The
officiating minister, Rev. Henry
I.anglord, arrived about 8! o'clock,
Many had already arrived, and
still thGy came, on horseback ard
walking, through mud, rain and
snow, till the parlor was packed 10
Overlooking.
At a quarter past II o'clock, all
things being ready, the door opens
and here comes Nj. Joseph lIow-
l;ins and Miss Mamie GTeathoUae,
followed by the bridal pair. In "
short tine they passed from "singIc
b!essodness" to-well, l wont say.
After the usual congratulations
wsro passed, the announcement Of
dinner came; and you know, Mr.,
Editor. that uncle Joe" has hig
aud liberal heart, and what he
does he does with all his might,
lie had big and long table, and
it fairly groaned under the weight
of tho good things he Lad prepared
for the occasion. Arlaf;er all had
been satisfied, there were several
iaakcts fill left. All enjoyed
themselves hugely.
About o'clock the bridegroom
with his handsome bride, and q
few others, started for his fathers,
OF Canoe Run
May the happy couple never be
less happy than now. May their
lives be long, pleasant aid useful,
is the earnest desire of him vino
helped 10 eat that
| TrNEEY.
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Webster, lGth Of June aud Gth Sept
Braxtun, 18th March aud 18th August!
Harrison, aOih May aud 30:h October
Calhoun, 23th Of May aud 18th ofOct'
GoMWsY GaAytS,
Lewis. First Monday in February,
Apnl, ,lunc, August, October and
DtccmLrr--Iho .Iuuo aad October
tprms tO2 fiscal anl police business
on!y.
Gilner Second Monday in February
April. june, August, October and
Dece,nbcr.
lipshar Second Monday in February
April, Junc, August, October aud
Pccambor.
Brsx!oo.. First Tuesday in January
March, Shy, JuIy, September and
NoveMboT.
Webster. =. Fourth Tuesday in FcLraa'
ry, April, June, August, October
fnu DscaH'Uer'
aI!.oan Fourth Monday in Fshrua
ry, March, june, August, ScptS'u-
Der and November.
roWN OFFICERS.
iuayor-J. W. Woiindin.
Reraracr-h II. Wood.
.ihlcrm,a.-!a IIian!-Jchn Shea.
"a Wan}-Wm, MeErilo.
81 Hmd-Jacob Schmiit.
4M II'ord-losCph A. Watson.
.Srrgraat.-.J. s. Wilkinson.
a3GI,aJ&S$.
A.F.kA, M.--SfaIrd con'nunlt liien'
Of Weston L4irs 10 10, \. =. mud 4: NJ,
niII I've held On tie First nni Third Nom
,iays Of every month. ~
CEAS. o'IlARA, " Il.
J.J. PrrrRso., Sec
JASE LEW.-SNCd coum"n'catloaS o'
JACKSON Lodge 30 81. a. F.nHd A. u
wIll he !clI in their hail, in dNr2 Lew, on
lie second Saturday ia zach month.
lSAACJACES0N, ". IT,
W. .. CARrGH, Sec =,
81. Jo.cph'sC &. =. 4. Z. SocIe'r.-Sh'cd
meetings are hell on the first Sabbath in cv-
rry mnnlh. FATHER TRACY, P:cSt.
Il. ]. SNrsaI, Sr'rinTr,
CnUF CaES
A. n. Church, Rev. s. f.. Jones, Pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath. irayrr
meeting Wednesday, night. !anlav School
y 4. Barnes. SupeIiUlcnicnt-c'ery SUN
Nav at ? o 'c!ock, =. ".
rrcshvicrian Church, Rev. George VI.
Fleming, Pastor. Services c"ery alternate
SUNDAY. Sabbath Sch1ol--Wm Il. Dun
ri1rtnu, EipcrinTnicnt--eycry Sunday NJ
!? o clock, A n.
Catholic Church, Rev J. 4. Tracy, Pas
tor, Services every first and third Sundays
Al II ana 10 \. NJ. and I p. NJ. Sabbath
Sch30l-Jacob Srmitt, Superintendent
crory SUNDAY nj . O'Clock, =. II.
SsSI. Paul Church tEPscopa',l Rev. W.
II. Powers, Rector. Divine services every
al nad .lfh Sunlry5 H II y ". HGd !.
n. Sunday School every Sunday a't go
=. Mp. N. railcy. actiac &r.eril-
tendcn,. EE'c C:ass Wednesday n! + ".
baptist Church, Rev. JOHN $. Fisher, Pas
Tor, p,c.ching every scCoad Sabbath in
each month"; Prayer meeting every Tues
African N. + Church, Rev. T. U. cyris,
Pastor, Series every Sunday At 70 O'Clock
Sunany Schoul--iirorFe T, jones, Supcrii'-
lcp1e5t-rycrv Sunday Nt ? o'clock.
Colorrd u. \. ChLrch, l.rv. John Hughes,
PASTOR. Services every Sunday at II
L,.I..,f' Il,,,,lna | Ian Htt.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03

The poet Moore uaed to hun! for
days for a siugle word to complete
tbs musical cadence Of a rhyme
When he mashed his finger with
hammer ho somehow had no ditli-
Guilty in Instantly lifting on just
the word he wanted 10 express the
mU,iH. cadence u Ii: Cnot!oUs