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Go\,NtN Courts.

Lowis.-First Monday in February,
April, June, August, October ant
Dcccmber-tIo Juuo mud October
terms for fiscal and police bushes!
.Gilmcr. Second Monday IN February
April. June, August, October aud
December.
;Upshur, Second Monday in February
April, June, August, October and
December.
Braxton.-Firss. tuesday in January
March, May, July, September and
November.
Webster. - Fourth Tuesday in Fcbrna'
ry. April, June, August, October
aud December.
alhoun.- Fourth Monday in Fchraa
ry, Marsh, Juno, August, scpten'
Der and November.
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.ClysA>t Courts.

'SNfSNSN SShss 49,
Lewis, 20Ih Of February ind August
;tlilmcr. lib OF March ind col, Sept.
;Upshur. 95th Of May and oh Doe
Preston, I'd Of March and 81 0ctobcr
Randolph, llth Of May and sd Nov.
Tucker, 10th o april and Oct. q:
barbour, April 20 and Nnverlber ID.
Webster, 10Th Of Juac aud 9Th Sept
iBraxtoa, 18th March u,li 18Th August
Harrison, 30th Any and 3O,h October
Calhoun, 18th of May and 10th of Oct.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03

ToWN OFFICERS.
Moyor-J. ". Woilintin.
Reconlcr--C. r. Hale.
Aldermsu-la Hurl-John Shea.
81 lKunI-A. G. Tale.
81 Hurl-Jamcs Burns.
An Ifard--Joseph A. Watson.
Sergcaat.-J. S. Wilkinson.
S0EkHIIEI.
AT. / a. M.-Stated coinmanit ltiens
Of Weston Lodge No 10, A. =. md 4. ~,
will be held on tho First and Third Mon
days ofoycry mouth.
n. u. NEWTON, w. w.
4. II. DENT, VS..
JANE LEW. -SIatcil con,muuIcAIIons oil
Jackson Lodge No. 35, a. +. md ~. u ,
will hO held IN their lia(l, In Jane Lew, on
tic setGndSatUrdny In each month.
ISAAC JACKSON, W. u.
". D. CAHpEN, Sec
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03

Ihrsby announce myself ca q candidate
for ASSESSOR Of tia First District subject. to
tho derisio Of tho Primary Election.
CREED z. GRANT.
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We arc authorized 10 announce E. W
SMITH, Jr., for Assessor tn the First Dis.
trict Of Lewis county-suhlect TO tbs decis-
lon Of the Democratic Primary EteetisI.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03

On and after Monday, May oath,
1880, Trains willirun as fellows;
, 1880-04-23

tho popu|nr demand for a rc'easo from cS-
ccsslyo taxation. Tho entire manufacturing
interest Of New England and New York de
rnnnl tho repeal OF tho onero'ls tax on coal
collected Of them. Tho farming community,
and the people engaged In raising beef md
pork, ant! ttoso engaged In pnckinE these,
tIcmn1Nl rclcaae from tho heavy Tux or, salt~
It Is A tax not only on the manufacture of
butter and cheese, altl upon packed beef anu
pork, hut Il In n tax ulron every article OF I'LL
man food. It IL tax upon every loaf OF
bread, and upolt every article consumed on
oycry mars table. Tho tax upon piper,
md tic Tux on nll tho materials en-
tering Into Its manufacture, produces no
revenue and IN levied Tor the exclusive profit
of d few manufacturers, two Of whom nre
members Of tho present Congrcss. All shcso
taxes, untustlnable, oppressive, a1,d extor@
tionatc, aro we'll understood by tho whole
moplc. md the successful resistance by 4
mere Committed OF ono 1Innsc to tholt repeal
at this time will evoke a demand whlc', Will
have moro extended rnnEe+ Tho rcfusa! 1t
| tlls ti,ne.t0 repeal taxes which aro contesscd'
| IL retained for tic mere purpose OF opprcs'
sion md robbery will very justly cause de-
n,nnt tint will include the rcpenl OF other
taxes whIcl, are llnrtlly less Infamous anil I'M.
lust, and wl,tct, apply to other branches OF
Industry. It wns the obstinnte refusal to ro
move tho tax on bread that led tho people o1
England to abolish the ontirc System of pro
tectlye taxation, and tho refusal now to rcpca
the tax OIL sa1t, coal, and papcr may disclose
10 the American people tho slavery ttnde1
which they are robbed, and may lend them t.
aboFsl, tl,at slavery rs 1t was abolished u
England. Better accept tits bill tlan to sui
nit to more sweeping one ycnr hence.
, 1880-04-23

TIE Trenton IN. J.) State Gazette, third
term organ, nrgucs it,r tho tou1natlon OF Gen.
Grant for reasons directly nnttthetlcal to those
advanced by Senator Logan md Gen. Banks IN
nh article entitled "Grant Il 1inyes Num-" tho
Gazette says:
The cof ar9ument agalnst President ! ur9Tts tf IT,
1rosnlnRt1on hns been that l1 la StnlTaet OF tno
Stnlwnrts, a wAver Ut tho bloody shirt INC en-.
Ipti[t,lent nf tho y 'strong-Innn' tdcn. Ihofe "
nothing in tho utternllces and public nttltnno q
Den, Gthnt for tho past fur years 10 WarIA!lt
nny s1ctl conclusion. On tho contrary, ceory
wor,] that he has spoken IN intorTicws with cor cor.
respondents and HI his public addresses. pntu
while abroad and since hia return tn thts cnlln
trr has given expression to sentiments tho FrIy
converse Of these, Before big term expired IN +.
iBio ne utue The cor7nt.itag 0tfetrnKnt.s q ~ Me
South dattnclv and uHt4,.frocalp to i!inttF*tanM
mat fheu must m Enger depend for crt1tfNe nns
ntp1nrt rrnn F1ttfrH lIp3!ktd A must st1fFt q.
fnN tp01i their dlc1t merits. lhtr1nE MS Jour
nrrunti tho world he frequently expressed tn
| c0rrrsponlcnts u1d frionda his full and cordlhi
nrprUtNl of tho policy Of President Hayes. ano
efIIcp his return to this country the eario sont!-
| ment hns bcen tho burden OF nll hts hpqechcs.
| in ills preaett trip through tho Houth no nne
cn.lstautly, III all hta public and private rgnnrks
| uiycn uttotnnco to hls tlecp md absorbing oc,
| sIre Tor tho establishment OF m0re ntncRble ant
friendly rt,lItlons botwccn tho Norlh ana i 1nt :
South, md Ot Il profound longing for tho tcrmi
| nation OF tho Gra nf scchonal nate.
, 1880-04-23

tile rlnrfnr orrOr8 Nr{l NbURC9, anu cOftUp. I
t}o,,s TINT Ind grown tp In tho service under
Crcs,scil. Gov. Jewell wns too activc and
efficient. md was made to g!vc way to some
.,,cccssor, though ho l,as never 10
ills Inv bccn informed why ho wns
rcnuyctL President Grant tried five
Generals but II wns "Lnn-
tauletn Williams, a lawyer Of inferior !
ubllIty, who held tho ofllco for term ot
vears and three or four times rs long rs any !
of tho others,
These were tho men who were nearest to |
Son frnt,f ,uht1o In ttns President. 4 IT. |
, 1880-04-23

DELEaArE DowxEy, Ut Wyoming Terrl-
tory, 1,auaged to get what he styles m oplo
poem printed In yesterday mornings Congress
sto,al Record Tho poem wns introduced hy thu
Rtntp,neut TINT nl rights wore reserved, and TINT
It was copyrighted. 1t!purptrts to be nm nrg..-
mont In fnvor Of IN appropriation of hn't an,lll-
lon II, tlccorate tho wnlls Of Representative
Chamber with plntt,ros commemorative nt tho
llfo Of Christ md the Apostles, Of WASHINGTON
and tho Fathers uf tho Republic, etc. Tho
ltcrnry morita of tho prodnctlon arc prt'bhbly as
grcat and tho argument IN powerful rs several
spcochcs printed in tho Record hut novor do!lv-
cred I1,tae House, and thu fnctdont only goes tc
Rht,w tho shntneess wnste OF public money III
printing tho literary ctrorta OF members Of Con-
| :prest, for tho p1l1ontlon ct their constituents.
, 1880-04-23

A BnooKLyT jury iias arrived at 4 wise
conclusion utter tho most remarkable ana Mt tho
entno tItno strictly analogous reasoning. Ono
william Morrissey trunk brasndy tho TGtal pr!co
Of which WIS Is cents por pint. Thcse honest
juruts wero unanimously Of tho opinion tlmt
such IN not OH tho patt Of atorrtsaoy was con-
elusive evidence that tho nun wins either tent
porarlly insane or hmi hai1 reci'rranco Of the
hereditary family int'r1nity. 1t 'nAy bo, after
MI, TINT tho notion nf tho twelve wfas only q
10. I. to conolttato tho Irish tlonlent-
, 1880-04-23

1T.....,1, Frt.hf t11V
.ot.!,,,' uNHtEh ui"ihs - " ,,,.t =.
ouuihty!oGM. !! ,;..,,t.,, :. = 5irn n
~ ~, .,a,1, ! n LIME ts,o tfnitss int
G!t.son G.ns!,a III, ~ W. 4,,, ,'gns u,s'f. I"
outMs .!a.. W..' ~. ~ 1@..T '@..% ~ ~
1I.;.. Mt'sS W. T., ,,r1.e, ~ ,'s r. "lafts,
iss!et, ~. : st,',4, ~ ",,M. ,,s,,,.1r ~ 1 r."
',ixox. MUfSteTs, y, ti,1s ntn'tn 1n{utty hTy
uM1. . ~ - si . t,,,t IN AZ
, 1880-04-23

MISSISSIPPI is by no means soltd fot TIA
third term. senator Dr,co hns Eono homo to
look over tho ground, and as n free aud enlfsat.
oncd negro who remembers tho fcarful can.'
pagn Of 1877, ho is not In favor Of Gon. Craft.
Several County Conventions have already beea
held, and no ono has declared In faYor Of tha
fhIr1l torn.
, 1880-04-23

OF sitcnoo which their brethren in tho House OBJ
served when the Army bill WIS under discus.
eiun. It Ia a subject they don't like 10 talk
about, having bcon taught BY tholr cxrorionces
Of tho oxtrn session how much nllHchlof may rO-
suit from tho ind|scrctlons Of the Southern
Drlgatatcrs when oncc tho orntorlonl hoolsasea
hnYn 1lfsen nnruEl.
, 1880-04-23
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE cn,cAao TnlnUxk has cssoo,shaa nsamen .,ua'
crt.ccs Tor tho receipt Of subscriptions ano
Stay YuNK-I,oom . Tribune building. f. I. NC
txnnf:E, Manager. x.-,
CI.hYf:uW. sco,lnnd-Alfnn's Amcrienn hcws
Aeanu.. Fl ltrnfied-at. ~, p..,,.
LONDON. Fng.-Amciican E3ehahse' Wv os'"">"
IENRS r. G1,l1G, A0u7lt-
WASHINGTON. u. (s-1St9 sttcot-
, 1880-04-23

Grant At Hlonrtnet,o,t9. \
| lHAVEpeen Elil!!lt1cu5
nt my reception n ~
tho roteutly rebeI!intla
States: ! paeseM, Itnm
Philadelphia 10 FloE!uA
III my way to tiavhnn
and m my return chH1o
, 1880-04-23
Mr.. MYRoy A. Ennr, Of Hornby, N. X,
sends thia bit Of political forecast to tho Cnctn'

HUI ETP|IIEFT'
However rnlr tho chances OF any. candidate
may INV acoll the frtlsty lays of cold. wct May
which YujlIUr l44,1lIec8 our latitude, will b!Ast
tho foremost "'toon ~ well u blooms. Ihcrc-
1nro, during tho tarsL weak Ut Juno bulny ,,l Snta
i. Waahbnrfle, VI Illinois, will gather in thH
fruit willis otl,ors shake tho trees AssoMasHtt's ts
probably tD either Gotl. 1osyph Il lsHw!ey, Of
ttm0ui!cut, or stewaEt L; WoslfnEl' OF In NGw ~.
Yark Tho VIII tno tcpnn1isoa psoss pnf1sr on ;hnn
tloy knsy, and shout " thors ia s'otosy tu tho
Mi ~
, 1880-04-23

TIE Colorado Republican Convention will
meet at Denycr tho 2Oth of Mny. A cn,vuRs of
tho .Atntn ,CGt.trll Conltnltteo shows TINT, ol
twenty ono ncnlhers, ton nrc for Grant, tivc Tor
Nlatne, thrco fas Washhurno, anh threo nro
;out,.Qrant Wnshu,,rue is tho BccuHd chpice uf
1nost Of tho members.
, 1880-04-23

THE spectacle 0f nlel
Solid Hfntth-s0lfsl IN nil
tisoltl tlhcrctlcs-thre1t.
CHING atlsl .lntlHen,tls-I.l
South solid for Htatc|
HtpvereIgnty tlA Ngni1lEt
National uni0l l,--f,
South solid in lts pres
cnt political orgtl1l!zn-
tIon i1, denying to Its
0wn citizens t1lat Ctlnshl-
lty nj political prlyt-
lrgcs which tho Ctnlsti-
tuition guarantees tlinr
shnll lN)s8ess-thNt St'l!fl
South in tcrrnr1zinK tho
voter md driving him
from tho pt,lls-sGolns
tn tho ,lyor,tge cltfz1,tl
to constitute tho real
solid Issue or the hour.
md such cltizons do
1land Its solution nsthu
pressing need IT tho
hour. [lcsp!,ltc!y re-
solycti thnt tire ounsti-
ttit!onhl atnolaetnents !, =
nhnii M longer rb'nn!t'
lr,operntlSe, tnoy nn. s,
maIau n Poitcy WnlcI
shall pI1'elt!e LOT tneil III!
execution nttu Il loittlcl
who VIII cttrry our tnhl
policy. LOWING poAoo
thny love jtlsttce fnoto n
Mnd 1'rt,fur 20 cnlftrel Y
tho lMws rather thAn ~. Y
a'ncilitlta tnoM WI
htlYG 6fGlitllly flf>lhtE'
, 1880-04-23

MERCHANTS say their alylccs from private
oarrcypouduA nll thr,ugh Mulat,sota, Missouri,
WisconsiIl Kansas, aud Ncbraska aro such ~ to
3haxe Chicago reports arD representing that tho
result will ie 1he other way and taat the acreage
Is much less than lust ycAr. TILE CHICAGO YnIh"
, 1880-04-23

1snsolt. Tho Journal af Commerce nays that tho
interests Of tho merchants md manufacturers
Of Now York "hnvo poos, betrayed by tho seo+
rotary Of Tho Treasury and tho Ways md Means
Committee; TINT "the work Of exposing the
trcnchcry ut those mon ns been loft too mulch
to the pscsa"; thnt thotatc ncottng nf tho susar
trnio exhibited comnondaho disposition on
tho pnrt of tho parties mt'st doopy Interested TO
t,nck up tho newspapers, and continues:
Fur tu,r rnrt wo hnvu sometimes bcGn ht
toss to krow whnther O,ir editorials anu Whsn'
fnnton tttcrR ru1Fobattng tho trtekefy hno thtsll
tfcss nf tho Secretary Rnd tho o6mtnil1co Mc!o
wholly nupruyc Or mt BY tho very tnn N
,yhns1s cnIsp Wp wrro cotltonttlE. !ho ltsoa.
iny night meotiug tlispcrscs nll doubts nn utls
hrflI 10 far IA t,ttc trntlc Is cof'cornc1. cTnapa
nthorg Will m lpnRcr suppress tholr !ocilngs.
FINN n1y pr14,rct,ls Views Of policy nf cnnrtnsy
snntrsc; to tH. duo tho hend nf tho Treasury anu
I'm flr1t Committee nf the House. ~ Tor ptilioys
wts always u5lhesitntlnEly atfise boldncss o. ~
aa,lIt ms tho course likely to nraaHco s IT. insc @
suits lit dealing with oh]cct,omhnio rMotST, X. 1a
and ng for cn1trtcsy. tho nlcndofs Ill la'o e"se
long ago forfeited tllefr right to IT,
Tho Io,tr1tnl of Commerce Inns muoh ihhacnce
among tho merchants Of Now York. lts Hbiltty
md integrity aso unquesuonablc. Thero II
grcat dnnEor TINT the reputation OF tho Ffnat''
| ctal Secretary will be bully furnished botoro ne
| goes out Of Office.
, 1880-04-23

THE rRalltoalB Ut tho Frpneh SGnntA fcAr
Ehnt should u. Martol porsist III biz ltlrl'oso tf
1esigui,g, Jules Simon 'rny hu clenscsl ns his
,successor, ;auu they nrp consequently milking
.stTenl1ouH Efforts to Induce hitn tn rptn!n tho
,1laue. Jules Bnsnn's uotsrsc on tho Rtucntlonnl
f-ptl has not commented him u Ills former asso-
, 1880-04-23

SARA DEKNttA1.nr will nut come to Amer
3oathts yoar but prGmises to do 30 I'll 1881. after
our 'I'rcatoutlul' election 'nnd tito o1oItenont
.,conseauunt thcrrorl shai hlvu passad 1wIly. Tho
,famuus tragedtennu bus hAtl nlany tlhttorln8
..,f!ors from Amorlcut, managers to c0me this
ypttF but shcipHofgr4 tn whit.
, 1880-04-23

EpoAr III. Mainly, Of Michigan, was
yesterday appointed Commissioner or fntohts
by President Hayes, and 1osoph X. McC"n.aoti'
of Pennsylvania. WIS appointed Ass'stant-At"
tQfneY. G ienoral Of tho Unlted StAtes.
, 1880-04-23

THE Virginia Republican Convention onsl~
,stlthuir wnnglcs yesterday. nnd instructed the
<lclogutes to Chicago to voto for Grnnt Tor lfcs1-
dent. Thoy also lnssed resolutions oppressive
tof their desire TINT 6enhtor }lalnc alit'tlld ac-
cent tho nomination fDr Vice-1'rGsldeht.
, 1880-04-23

TnEn1; was another turnout ycsterdaYof'
tho obIc-bodlod unemployed young mcn Of tha'
clty to witness tho base-ball gatno. It d ~;
1nnrknbtu how humorous aro those who have 10 |
Industrial occupation, or who, having some y.
pttmnto business, can nt1ortl to give thrso oF7
-four hours once Or twice week to tho baseball !
cirrus.
, 1880-04-23

1nlnt at Ltttls Rotk,
on tirst llu,tlltlg OIL
the soil of your Stltu,
and ut every stopping
placo an tho ToilItA. III
The crowds 1f M,pk |
sn0t aud the greetings /
received, | saD fhat tho
fo<llt.ga u tho To* 1tre
pts,
, 1880-04-23

1Tl,nsI,et,Il t1lygoOll
rt,rt,,nn in hnva lust
nnsM.d tt1rfu,9t, a Ilttlu
Hi ~ f,,.i,ry mn at tl1t}
Stu,thern States lately
n I'm itnbciilf,tl. md II,
avery MIN III thoHl
ect,nGs, .ifnN}rNtipnA and
, 1880-04-23

:. WHILE n young man. his 1nother, sister,
:and laly frionh wnro driving ovor tho ferry
Fiat ut Week.-Mrs. Landing. on tho Kentucky
Nlvor, Wednesday. tho horscs 'beri1tne restlvo
und un1nuuagcublc nnd plunged Into tho rivor.
Theyouug man iIlone escaped. Tho iadles wefo
, 1880-04-23

TIE shipments Of live cattle and fresh bett
from this country to Engaan'l continue % -
crease, over three mt,iona of dollars worth ha''
Ing hcgu spnt,tr.,.1. ttlr pptt.nf Now York aanes
tho first three months ut this ycar.
, 1880-04-23

HANCOCK stock seems to be rising, not
wlthatundiug the notton of tho larEel-asuKht
New York guthorlng. The Vermont delegation
WIS yesterday Instructed to vote for tho canl-
.tisltu.who would help tn unite evory co!nont of
tno pcn,ocratto purity, which t,ots nut ,l,oan I'll
don coriairly, and Ii understood to !u1ioate tho
pcuusylsa1ltu 0encrul.
, 1880-04-23

rrt, n,,,,r,r -, 10 ho,., nortrn1 nf the t+lri4- |
,.., ,no D. ~ ..'s "e,,'tr,. nl,az, oro uncnhnr-
a', 'n1lon =. s.s ,,a..a. ~ ,yont of n 1nrrc
1"assM ~ ".'3 T., ',,1,ar hronct, NJ Con-.
MMN'nt, s,a"m o,,,, nor,,,,it,,os md t3,o
eIess' lAo o'use. ~ ~" ,".;s,"r;on w IN tholr
"tpIo h1,u".4o[5 y. 49, ,,onn INV l.,
cohtto'' '"is Ho"ss's e.. .'.,,a ~. sT1,,t rortv
CONTINUOUS ooee.os. 1c. ~ ,', - +,,oir ,i,,,itv
l'"se cycf s1i.eo ao,o uo .aso.,an ~ to,,o +ho
a''o p"apoao W .e ,'',.,,.~,"t ,,ro,,,o,,o, ond
n"ft!cns w ,io'a .'I -. ,,,, "a ro,oo,
~ ~" tsu !"ou. " ~. ,',, - oo,,su,uoa ond
ol tlAa.'o" "".s''. "".'e =, ,,,,ar ,.,,,,d. M
con'ss'''oe as.H.a .ha uo c".nr",nant
tevchue ~ ,no uo.s. ."..'s ~. t,,,co ,o,,o1 m
~ aitso htNa T.. e ,.,ts ~, ,,,.,,u~
MI t1lo 1a" nl''ein.o ',.., a',J ,,t,o-
1"c'"lo " p.po.' '..a A." 3n.na -, a,,t ons
pulp Msm '."",u po1Ae.. 80" ~. - ,,,,ar n,,oaso
coa1' 4' . 'a. a.''1 a..r,nr ~ ~ MI ,,1n1s of
"la .o p'os' 49, '.s. -, o,,or,nn,,a nv.
Hleat ~'o " "o', .eu"..s0 - ,sn.,,.,'oa ~
ponulute lol nn,.' l av sa.s ox,', IL rot,,,traJ
'h.s e"s'csS oa't 20 ,0 t,s,a ,.,s.r,, ,.rh,,
WHICH, u no. p'ou.eso ~ .a .' ..s1,,a,. ,,or,,
lux on salt ~ si,esuus oo'
ho''se'oa anu en.'eeVou .""' aot ano T., ,am,,,s,
OF every he"I' Ano 1.s - sos - ~ NJ,
u'p.o''t'' ,', ~ .,a,, +b,s tnx 7,or thcir
Ene'"'l" n"eo ~ py liz ~, ~ so,1 Mo-, oo,,
oas',less tna psss 49, .,,st ea,nn,,,,co1 and
ooa.'A ia i!e,oA 20 WV 1a ~, n.,,o Farm.
vi anae oo"A tliol - - '.n,,....,, ta,<
o"'! eosoA1''1on, 400 1,rs ,.s,,,' ,,r, o.,,rt,,,-
OH hhhcttca' GUN. W. n"'o ps o,',e .a.,sn
more ea'l ito'" Ie.os, 'as' .,."., .no 1.,,o
nrpcr 1toVihccs ~ a,'s" T.'s @',s,. w,
Geh Emporium; l,o''' ti"I "m ~ r'.a.,,o' . ~ ~
Canaalan ooaA H1h Ao4Iou 1no o"'''r''''',0 -,
, 1880-04-23

A. ADotLEls explosion Which occurretlabo1't
ton miles from Memphis ycstortlay morning
cn,iaed tho death Of three mon. The uhfoFta-
unto Victims were fri9htfally tnanRled, aao aica
In tue most torturing agony.
, 1880-04-23

TIE Toledo Dldllo has became tietta
DIn,nc orgnn, r1vnling In this rcspoct the Cle!e'
land Leader. Tho Dtdde gives Hln!no III cen.
gatos and shcrmRn only 100, With t"ehsS.sn
doubtful mud SIX for Grant. '.-..,
, 1880-04-23

THE side Of tho Mil Greek culvcrt, nenr
West ut!ca, on tho Eric Cnnal, gavo vny 3c@tof-
t1uy morning, and tho water soon fooacd tho
basu.nents Of forty houses adjacent, ami a lu1n-
hrr.ynr ri was sct nt1ONt.
, 1880-04-23

THE police force nrc plnying sud havoc
among tho canuea whose ownors havcnot tAkch
out licenses. Ono 0lfcor clan,a 70 nnve pol
,eoncG twcuty-four dogs botwecn Wednceday
moan n.ll Yesterday noon.
, 1880-04-23

TnE Thirfl-Tcrm Bureau has sent out pro.
posnis to all tho newspapers In tho State 70 pr'1s
tho Music-1IaIl speeches ns supplements TO fhet
regular editions. Thus fur tho rcspoase % 1aS
runerpus offer has been very limited.
, 1880-04-23

TRAINS on the Central Inciilc nave oee'
hlocku;lctl ngn!n by n heavy fall OF snow among
tho mountains.
, 1880-04-23

=" ".,oscoo Conkllng hayo reoeafM
your jokp relative to 1Bs0 belug li1o mn a.apss
because Its principal feature 10 . naek"As
sprinR, hut tlllnk 50 cents too much foFls' .;
There was d terrible rulnor In washington
Yesterday that ioc-prcsldont Whcelcr nsa ss'
lila can Of l,a.t, hut UP 10 lnte hour laas nMas
It Ind not bocn confirmed. Tho n'fns1S1e
f3enls of orr cstimabo ruler will! join Us IL ~
hmm TINT tho rcportctl calamity has no lounss
t,nn In fact. When last heard from tao =!
,ycru biting with g1cat libernlity IN hr' "nss
or,s vicinity, and tho loss Of bnit under ~ II
circumstances would be an al1lotloa not eass9
borne. IL
,rha nroverblal accuracy Of womans an
,.hnn firing missiles in any direction ID ocaa...
fui]y described In tho following lttIe ge" u's4
Tcnuyson: :
lc. rs tsms .,,o f ts9n Ma'%'. ho1;,'assk sss. <
I,uss VA In Tic Kitchen Iantr{- =
Broken wna nur now hnt'face' :
Put the third basc on tho corner =;
OF our pnpa's lettuce hctl.
f7lstpr Lou will DO tho short stop -
And nut out hur brother Ned. =
Dryden. i
1t was a gray-hatrcd editor, !:
An, stroyo with shears, and pen, and of3a
TO work him up boom. n
In CHINO q charming, btuo-e5ed malo' =,
Her hair silv'ry sheen. 4 -
Full many u young and manly neass !:
This girl had smashed, ween+ -
She stepped up to tho otlltor X.
And gali, "Got,l Sir, hear =,
That to tho t,lies Of injured wiees Z.
You lend willing CARP =
"Just soi my bonny lass," he sasd' !!
"yit 70 In yon artn"chu1r' -,
| Ills sati man should CLUB pfeo' -.
| So now, and trcsh, and fair = +,
No, no, good cdltor," Quoth shes =, -; :;
"Nbt under club quake .:rr
And YOU'RE a horrtd, misty thing :
To mako 80 bad break. IL:
"bIy hubby, "a Of sour u,ash
Or llfe, OF mo ID fond, 81
| And eyesy ovo his manly arm y:
Ny waist cnclrcles round >, !
wills cruelty consists In th!es !
IIo absolutely says 7
Tint / shnll never, ucvor, Rca1
Tho new hut, cal!cd The Fea' !!
And with these words salont toas :
Coursod down her poariy ohooa' !
Igcavon knows tho brawny ea1oE :.
As any Guild waa weak. i.
"Tho hcart!ess yillaInl" cried 20 ou1
VITO wound u tendcr hesxt' .,., q
Email wonder that you woop4ns s'''
But will tako your part. =
"Go hepoe unto your Wicked spouse
And say to him that ,o,da,.
. Ilavo sont by thno these warn uS NV
Thou notIoe him kl Ut. =
"say that. unLpss no gives you 1ea'e -
, 1880-04-23

THE spllt Of the atl1usters md dehtpa5'
ina Nepuhlieaos In Virginia dcstrnys tho saa
hono senator Logan held out Of carrylns taas
Efnto Oh thIfll-t0r1n issue.
, 1880-04-23

Ir 6ucsa.lry Sherman emu intermit Ills e.
forts 10 captu4y A4,ushorn Conventions long
.o,lpuKh " rs4ll the lending nrIoie In tbs Now
York Journal Of Commerce ts tho sDtn Inst, he
will tluu there souuthtls thut dctplY oonecrus
, 1880-04-23

TIE most serious
problem In t,ur politics
tt}-ilny and for tho fnt-
lire Ert,ws t,l1t Of the
constant monaco Ot q
Solid South.
, 1880-04-23

EIdf1 BINEI<3.
,,.-,., e.rot, ~ MI, nntrpua who dct.re 70 snlid
,r1Ic con,rt NJ m. THtnTEE through th0 1nnli WI
.arn f,orHvtth tho trnnsient rntt OF postage:
tlesnkEftc 70 tHE
Fight ard Twelve l'nEe ct cents
''~ FnfffIH. - ..u..
3s,rht md Twelve Page Paper. ccntS
hiifGcn 1'nca lupGf ....s..s'-+.+''"
, 1880-04-23

GEN. G1ttxr Inns accepted mn Invitation to
visit Springfield next month, and tho people u
that Town urp very much pleased th0rca1-
, 1880-04-23

AGER,tAS physician Of tho highest rep
utution, nr. Trcich!cr, Inns recently Ronnslet q
note of nlnrm to tho effect that ifl-dIrcctcd anu
excessive trnIn-work Is lnt,lct!ng serious In
Jury ,1pon achool children. In piper rcnd he-
foro tho German Association nf Natural HIS
torinns and Physicians, ho caimed that habitual
honslnche WIS greNtly increased Of lafo amohH
boys and girls, md " thnt this hoadnohe not
only destroys much Of tho happiness and chcor-
futness Of life, but ttlat 1t pruluccs tmpovorish-
mont OF tho blood and ltss ut intellectual tome"
" Unloubtodly," he saya, "tho principal cause
Of tho hoalache IL intellectual ovorcxcrtlon, cn-
tnjlug work ut night, and tho insisting BY
p,lrotlts on tho too oarncst tnlsng up Ut vnr'c-
ty uf subjects, music unong tho rest" Another
cG,lsu Ia IN atnto at passive tllatntion Of tho
blood. ycSaGla 1T tho br1lin, by which tho re-
1uovnI ot c!Iote material and tho rcpnlr Of
tho ncrvot1s tissues nra both seriously inlpcded.
Iip ntso s,Iys that "tho mothnd OF instruction
nowadays pursucd is not nnly cnaiso OF Ills
caso, Int MISC perfectly useless, becausc insteatl
| ut increasing knowledge, II produces mental
| confusion, and becomes simply labor OF tho
| nana!t1cs, or like c,lrrying wntcr In sieyo.
Excessive and especially nocturnal )R1or "pro-
| duueB stato Of exhaustion Of the brain IN
| which tho molecular changes necessary Tor the
| rcccptIon and assimilation 1T learning are moi
| comr!eted; so TINT llcw itloas oHnnot bo renll5
! Erasped, nnd confusion IL prot1uood at nighl
| with rogarti tn Hubjcuta which hRyc boon learn
in tho tlay." It tB a litttc remarkable thht At
eminent American physician, who Inns Tong bcc1
Interested In educational muttors, recently gav'
oppression to almost tdentically tho Bamc ylnws
Tho co1lul1rrpnoo of such authorities ought Il
induce educational officials to give this mRtto
serious Intention, TO aBcort0in It Wo aro oTatn
n,tnR tho brains Of Children at tho expense o
thoIr hoAlth.