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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-03-29
Home and Mother.

The two most lovable and blessed
things of this world are homo and
mother. Take mother from out the
home circle and what dismal, un-
cheerful gathering 1t becomes.
think sometimes of what home would
DO without mother. No happy
voice to make the hours pleasant, mo
tender, watchful eye or soothing
touch in hours of sickness The OK.
ample Of her undying love and holy
teachings, aud her blessed influence
ell unknown What must such q
home beY Fond memories ever rise
to the heart at the mere mention Of
home. When grim visaged war
spreads confusion and desOlation up
on the field Ut battle, the soldier
murmurs "home," as his lips and
eyes close In death. Out on the
raging deep. with death sisting In the
shrouds, the sailor sees ths vision Of
home and mother, and tears course
down bis cheeks, It IL ever 30. The
scenes most dear to US are those
We first loved; and the place we love
best Il tho home Of our youth. Lot
home be robbed Of IT. holy infiuence;
let . mothers care and imperishable
affections be removed, and life b.
comes void Of happiness. Were I
| asked to name the two dearest
| things which make my life happy,
they would be mother and home.
When taken In conjunction. they
WELD q power over the human heart
and have an influence upon charac-
ter, unequalled BY anything but the
love OF the Saviour. When al 9TH
ers forsake us; when we have travel
ed over the road Of life, and felt the
Ithorns which line IL, and are forced
to face the chilling winds Of strife
and opposition, what blessing y
would be to have mothers hand TO
sooth the throbbing head and speak
loving words Of praise and comforts
and the influence Of homo TO soften
the hardness and bitterness Of the
heart. -Grant Pitzsr. 'at
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-03-29

The youthful color, beauty and
lustre are gradually restored to gray
hair by Parker's Hair Balsam.
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TRuST SAFE.

TX pursuance Of the terms and provis.
i ions Of q deed Of trust bearing date
on the 4th day February, 1881, executed
by M. NJ. Prddy and Agnes Pridly his
wife, and Ephraim EarwOod and Susan
NJ. Earwood his wife, and OF Record In
the Clerks Office OF the County Court OF
Mason county, West Virginia, in Trust
Deed Book No, 7, pages 26l and 262, TO
the undersigned trustee, to secure to
John j. Fowler, Of said county, the pay
ment OF ten promissory notes, nine OF
which are for one hundred dollars each
and one for one hundred and four dol
lars, all bearing date on the 4tll day Of
January, 1881, and were made payable
respectively on the 1st days Of January,
1882, 1888, 1884, 1885, 1885, 1887, 1883,
1880, 1890 and 1891, with legal interest
thereon from date, which notes we're ex.
ecuted by said N. n, Priddy and Eph.
rain Earwood, and were payable to
John j. Fowler or order, and default
having been madein the payment OF tlle
above described notes falling due on the
list days Of January 1853 and 1884, and
having been required by said Join j.
Fowler, | shall, on the
l7rH DAY OF NAY, 1884,
at the front door Of the Court HonsC OF
Mason county, proceed to sell BY way Of
public auction, all Of that tract OF land
situated in the County Of Mason, on the
Ranawha Nine Mile CrOek, which was
conveyed to John J. Fowler BY John
W. English, special commissioner, by
deed dated January 10Th, 1850, known
as lot No, 4. in the report Of the com.
Inissioners who partftisnel the Nine
Mile tract OF land belonging 10 the os.
tate Of Harriet MaChir, deceased, and
bounded as follows, tO.wit: beginning
Of u dogwood, two hickOries and black
oak pointers corner to lot No. 3, thence
,. 81 3V, w, l42 poles to Il stake and
pile OF stones, thence s. 52' 3O', Il. l78
poles TO q stake, thence n. 81, Sr; T..
III poles to white oak on u hill by n
path, thence N. $40 S0', w. 20 poles to a
gum near a small drain, hickory aud
black gum pointers corner IL Jesse FoS.
ler, thence with his line n. 81 SOt, r.
~ poles to q stake corner to No. &
thence with same n. $50 3V, W. lT6
poles to the beginning; estimated to con.
tain ~ acres and 10 poles.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash as to 80
much Of the purchase money as may be
necessary to pay the expenses Of sale
and to pay of the said notes falling due
January LIST, 1883 and 1884, with their
accrued interest and as to tho residue
upon q credit to correspond with the
dates at which the remaining notes will
fall due. JOHN ". ENGLISH
aprlOw4 Trustee.
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Considerable CONSERVATION was
excited at the wharf yesterday, a
little after noon, among the steam.
boats. The Nellie f. Brown back.
ed into the Clarabelle, lying Just
outside Of the Lizzie Johnston,
striking her amidships tearing
away her cook house and de.
molishing II and the contents, and
slightly damaging the Johnston,
she also backed into the Haunting
bird, her wheel tearing away her
cabin for the length Of six or EIGHT
windows, breaking her own plum.
mer block aud bending her cylinder
timbers, causing damages ali
around, Of about $500, which Capt,
Ball will pay, The passengers
were greatly excited, andione lady,
with a baby in her arms, attompt.
cd to jump into the river. II ia a
wonder the boats were not sunk.
The accident happened frum mis-.
understanding . BELL GallQolS
Tribune.
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professional Card.

To Bh"m il Concerns: All parties, ire
speCtive Of race, color, previous or pres
ent condition, who are indebted, wlieth.
or by note, account or Otherwise, to the
undersigned, or to the late firms Of Drs.
Barbee 4 Neale, Drs. Barbee & AICCune,
Drs. Barbee & Fraycl, and Drs. Barbee
&,Stone, are once more respectfully and
earnestly called upon to come forward
on or before the first day OF June, 1884,
and pay amounts respectively due me.
as 1t is now positively my intention to
close up my long outstanding business.
Stern necessity, peCuniary pressure and
embarrassment iMpelS me thus to can
upon old friends whom 1t has been nv
free olf.hand will and pleasure to serve
in the past, and to whom my profess.
ional services IRE now as freely tender.
ed, and my readiness ever to serve them
IN the future as In tho past, Just a. this
"acceTted time" 10 give evidence OF
proper appreciation o. past fRvors and
services rendered, by ii! coming forward
and paying me by the time above pro.
scribed. Sincerely,
ANDREW r. BARBEE, NJ. D.,
Point Pleasant, W. Va, April %.
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GEaA1 NOTICES.
SHERIrFs SAFE.

NOTICE is hereby given that /, the
" undersigned Sheriff Of Mason coun.
ty, West Virginia, will,
On THE 22D DAY OF MAY, 1884,
between the hours OF 10 am and pm,
Of said day, proceed to sell at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder for cash, at the
store house formerly occupied by s. N.
Mason county, West Virginia, one lot Of
goods, wares and merchandise, levied
upon by me as the property Of s. n.
knight and G. W. Knight, partners do.
ing business as S. n. Knight ( Bro, or
so much thereof as will satisfy an execu.
ton in my hands against said parties in
favor Of j. I. Halliday & Co.
Given under my hand this 23d day OF
April, 1881. A.A. HANLY, s,M,0.
apr23-5t
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STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, S.
A T RULES held in the Clerks office
d Of the Circuit Court Of Mason coun.
ty, on the first Monday in the month Of
April, 1881
James +. Mink, administrator Of John
Neville, deceased, complainant
Oscar Neville, Smith Neville, Thos.
Neville, Hyram Neville, Charles New.
lille, Hannah Mink, John Baum, Sa.
mantha Baum his wife, Jacob Blazer
and Adeline Blazer his wife, James
Neville and Edward Neville, defend.
ants.
The object Of the above entitled suit Is
tosubject to sale the real estateoi which
the said John r. Neville died seized
and possessed, for the payment OF the
debts Of his estate, and TO distribute the
residue Of the proceeds OF sale, II any,
among his heirs at law. This day came
the complainant by his attorney, and
on his motion, and II appearing BY afEi.
davits filed in the papers OF the cause
that the defendants, Charles Neville,
Hyram Neville, Thomas Neville, James
Neville, Edward Neville, Jacob Blazer
and Adeline Blazer his wife, are non.
residents Of the State Of West Virginia,
II is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after the lirst publ.
cation Of this order and do what Is nee.
cssary to protect their interest In this
suit, Tcste-
oHAS. D, WAGGENER, Clerk.
w: K: Sann, Pc: [apr0w4
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0olulissfoNER,S NomoF.

f. Il Ia| I H
Spencer saulser ts Mary NCblts q as.
Z ii ChshceFy.
EXTRACT ifnm Decree entered A,,ril
9TH, issi.l
II Is therefore adjndged, ordered and
decreed that this cause be feIerfc ID
one Of the Commissioners o. this Oufl,
after the Clerk gives the usual nptiCe as
required BY Law, and take, state ana r..
port on account whether the personal
estate Of Ell saulceF, deceased, < suiii-
Gent 70 pay OF his Indebtedness, antl
the amount Of Indebtedness ofsaid q.
tate, and the liens, II any,
Notice 3 hereby given 70 an parties
interested in this decree, that / have
fixed upon The 9th day OF June, 1881, as
the time, and my Office in Point Pleas
ant, rs the place, to state the accounts
as required by said decree, al which
time and place they can attend.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
April, 1884. JN0. Z. TIsISIs. Z
Commissioner, N, o, o.
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Vice President Thompson and
Superintendent Howard we're
over the line this week, returning
home on Thursday evening. From
these gentlemen we learn that the
track has been laid to within four
miles of New Martinsville a dis.
lance Of 81 miles from this city;
and that everything is 10 readiness
for the track from that point to
Proctorville. Track is being laid
at the rate of one mile a day.
From Wheeling down everything
will be in readiness for the track,
layer. Mr.. Howard thinks the
whole line will be open for traffic
by July 1st.-ISnlinel.
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The An,ersoan Scatry, the notion.
al organ Of the Greenback party,
lakes no stock in fusion movements.
Listen to what il said last week:
"If any man pulls down the
Greenback flag or offers to dicker
his principles for Office, the sooner
he goes into the enemy's camp the
better"
And this;
Honest men are generally able 10
speak for themselves, "but a knave
is not, and employs another TO
speak for him, either in business
or politics"
Therefore, the little ring that has
undertaken to manipulate the Of.
fees in this county for their own
benefit and family purposes, EN-.
ployed themselves to speak for the
people they misrepresent.- Putnam
Democrat.
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There is trouble among the Re-
publicans all over the State, and
ghastly, gaping wounds to be heal.
ed, are being torn open by the
ruthless hand Of The political ayen.
ger. AtWheelingthe IDtelligencor
crowd captured The primaries by
the use so il is alleged, Of tissue
ballots, aud with the cry Put none
but Blaine men on guard, elected
anti.Arthurd delegates. Even Hugh
Sterling was defestedifor delegate
to the County Convention. The
Evening journal has taken up the
broadswoTd Of war and is attacking
the Intelligencer in 80 ambiguous
manner II accuses the Inteltigen.
Ger OF a rule or ruin effort, Of using
tissue ballots and cries out that
such conduct must not and shall
not DO tolerated. The old factional
war that started over the district
attorneYship, and was inhamed
by the contest over the collector
ship, has broken out afresh. Sam
Mccormick, feeling satisfied that
the lntelligencer referred to HMM
stating that some one Ind informed
the Internal Revenue office that
Duval's request for an additional
gaager at Martinsburg was for
political purposes, wrote an indig.
nant letter Of denial to that paper
which it declined to publish. He
sent the same letter afterwards TO
the Evening Journal which gladly
published it, and then the Intelli-
gencer followed suit claiming the
letter had not been received. Cor.
respondents are supplying the
Journal with plenty Of attacks on
Hart's course as editor, and the
compliment is returned by Hart
asserting that Office holding bossism
is played out in this State, and
that none but Blaine men shall be
permitted to be delegates. Col.
lector Duval has spit in the face of
all the Arthur Ce.hollers. and
defed any one Of them to knock
the chip Of Of his sholders. Grand,
pa Pierpoint is preparing for a
time at Martinsburg, and in case
he is not sent as a delegate to Chi,
cage as he has been promised, the
old man will break loose in a man.
ner to show that to down q man is
one thing and to bottle him up is
another There are likewise gent
lemen in the Third district who
will be at Martihsburg and have
their instruments With them, ready
10 make music at the first signal.
The prospects for good time never
were better, and unless one faction
goes down on its knees TO the other,
confesses its sins and prays for alb.
solution there will be a war Of the
clans like unto to the historic tales
Of the Scots,-Sentinel.
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Notice to Creators.

70 he Cfeditors d ~ Sduller de'd. +
In pursuance Of decree Of the Cir.
cult Court Of the County Of Mason,
made in cause therein pending, 70 sub.
iect the real estate Of the said IN Saul.
ser 70 the payment Of his debts you are
required to present your claims against
the estate Of the said Eli Saulser for adj.
Indication to John j.. Timms, Commiss.
Toner, Of his office in said county, on OF
before the 9th day Of June, 1881.
Witness: Chas. B. Waggener, Clerk Of
said Court, this 10Th day u April, 1884.
CHAS. b. WAGGENER, Clerk,
Tcmlinson & Polsley, Soils.
apr3l-Rw.
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Democratic County Consen.
16tiS Democratic Roteso fite SeVyaL
[listYfcts OF ALison CointAr

ALtobN1tf ~ tNN4stA SVNitsVf ~ NJ l.f
You are hereby requested 10
assemble on che oath day Of May,
1884, at the places hereinafter
named, and select delegates to az.
tend the Comfy Convention to be
held at Point Pleasant on Tuesday,
the Sd day Of June, 1884, for The
purpose Of nominating candidates
for the House Of Delegates, Sheriff,
Circuit Clerk, County Clerk, Pros.
ecnting Attorney, Assessors for Isl
and ID Districts, County Commits
sioner, Surveyor of Lands, and t.
transact such other business a!
may properly come before said con,
vention:
Arbuckle- Tows Hall.
Clendinen-F lySchool House
Hannan-Town Hall.
tinhan-New Haven.
Waggener-M Mason City.
Cooper-Cullin School House.
Robinson stachir's Store.
Cologne Yauger's School House
Union-Wolfs Valley.
1.ewis-Court House.
BY order of the Mason County Dem
ocratic Executive Committee.
A. A. HANLY, Chairman.
JOHN &. BELLER, Secretary.
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mission and kiss the chas.ening
rod, yet weare ledto exclaim. oh,
Gbd, thy ways are ipscrutable and.
past finding out Mr. George was
endowed with q superior intellect,
enriched bya long course Of study
and varied reading was warm in
bis impulses, genial in his friend.
ships charitable to his enemies,
modest and retiring in his disposi.
ton. Hewas never married, and
in the after years Of hislife he be-
came rather more retiring in his
manners, although always ap.
pFoachable by those in whom he
respected and loved. It
is a singular coincidence that his
brother, the late Capt b, 9. George,
to whom he was 50 deyotedly at
tached, and with whom be was so
long associated in business, should
precede him but a short time 10
the unknown world. In life they
were united, and in death are, not
divided. The writer Of this, in
the last decade, has seen ftiends
around him fall alike leaves in
wintry weather." and when revis.
Ting the scenes Of bis boyhoOd, be
misses many familiar faces who
we're wont to greet him, and their
absence by death causes him 10
"Feel like one who treads alone,
some banquet hall deserted
Valet Halel oldftiend and com.
rade in arms; may the flowers bloom
sweetly upon thy gravel
Green be the turf above thee
Friend Of my younger days
None knew thee but to love thee,
None named thee but to Haise."
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
To Mamie Hayman:
You will please take notice that on
the l4th day Of May, in the year 1884,
between the hours Of s O'Clock a. m
and 0 o'clock p. M, Of that day, at the
law Office OF Menager, Hogg 4 Spencer,
Point Pleasant, W. Va, | shall proceed
to take the deposisions Of John Hayman
and others, to be read as evidence in
my bens,.. IN a suit pending in Tho Cir Cir
cult Court Of Maso;, county, on the
Chancery side thereof, wherein l am
plaintiff and you are defendant; and II
from any cause the taking Of said depo-
sitions be not completed on that day,
the taking Of the same will be adjourned
and continued from day to day, and
time to time, until the same DO complies
ted. Yours Respectfully,
JOHN HAYAlAE, BY Counsel.
Menager, Hogg & Spencer, soils.
apr93w4
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For t,onsress.

d. " fsf'stAffNIN WV AHtftt
10 az DtnpTleg n tst f6aSg tSaetsS.
iggalspifrifi u VA lIghi6c
AZ sour last Convention, / hal ,hS
honor to receive Your nomination lYf \
seat hi the Forty-eightli Congress and
after yvSy hard and bitter iislit wifs
elected. Since then | hayc vndsayorei
tatllilully 10 discharge tie grave datie,(
Of the Office toNhlch yon elevated ne.
lthas bcen 0 party eiistom, that Il Az
most universal, togiSe 70 q faithful Ron.
tesuptatige, the endorsement az n ~!
nomination. This cdItoih, losethcrwill{
a CONSEQUENCES, Of hayingd0ne INV dhty,
cmbo!llens me 70 announce myself n
Candidate for recollection, ailij6tt 10 tho
action q the nominating convention
when called.
Congress y now IN tle mtlst al IN
session, and wy duties 10 y0n require
my presence In Wasldngt0i. thus prps
venting my seeing ynu ii person. {
must therefore throw myself on your
generosity, aud appeal 10 my friends 10
look alter my interests. Resply,
EIftsr fift Vat'nSfNy
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The county court Of Brooke conn.
ty refuses to permit the use Of the
court house for public meetings.
Success Is Tie Criterion or
~ Worth.

NVANne
We are proud to acknowledge the
fact that we have been successful
in the hardware business, mot be.
cause we have any more ability
than others, but because we started
business with one aim, and that
was to treat everybody fair and
square, and every time give you
one dollars worth Of goods for one
dollar. Mystock at present is o.,o
Of q the largest ever disple. yed in
Point Pleasant, having Just recciy.
ed a new lot Of lIiardware, Stoves,
Farming IMPLEMENTS, &c, and you
are res l'ectfully invited to call and
examine my stock. Special at.
tenEon given to roofing and spout.
ing, and we guarantee our roofs
not to leak, and will make it to
your interest to give mo your work.
j. NJ. ADKINS.
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The Republican Congress of 1882
passed a bill which the Republican
President approved, reducing the
tariff on wool goods 80 that the
price now realized by the American
farmer from the sale Of his raw
wool is 4 to Z cents a pound less
than formerly. That bill was
passed by aCongress both branches
OF which was Republican, andi was
signed and approved by a Republi.
can President.
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CHAs. B. wAGGENER.
70 he Holr. q Maaon Colmlw

TO he TOtes Of Aasoa comtG
AT the solicitation Of many Of my
frlends ] hereby announce myself T.
candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of thu
Circuit Court OF Mason county, subject
to the decision Of the Democratic Coun-.
ty Convention, promising, II nominated
and elected, faithful discharge Of tho
duties Of the office,
JOSEPH II. HOLLOWAY.
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The Blaine men were defeated
in the New York Convention
Wednesday by a combination of
tho Edmupds and Arthur men by
which four Edmunds delegates.at.
large were elected to Chicago.
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NOTICE.

THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockhol.
ders Of the Hartford City Coal and
Salt Comply. will be held at the Com.
pany's GIS NC in HaI'tt!.ccyd City, Mason
County. West virsnli.., on Thursday
May 10th, 1884, at 8 o'clock a. M, ~ ~ the
purpose Of eleCting directors, ratiiying
sales that have been made, and doing
any business that may DO legally neces.
sary to be done to close up the business
OF the Company. By order OF Directors.
g. W. M0RED0CK, Pres't.
HARTFoRD CRY, W. VAn April %, 81.
aprS0-Sw.
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sale q Valuabis Rcll Estate

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y, , s,s ss, ~. Y, " s e9Nnss,
lshtnssry s,ss., n = AZ 4 VA, Y s,l Y,
Ininistrattix II " Sann,iets dseS y ss'i
". j. NJ. Saunders Il All. therein Sobd.
I'M, I, the undersikhe snceiaI' o,nn,is.
si0net, VIII. on the / atil day an fseil.
rnary, 1884. proceed b srii ~ NAV N
public auction, II tie front ,loof n tbs
Court House 81 Maa5n oonniv il,e N.
lowing described rcal estate.
Isl. Asleam Grist aiilI With aerA
and l5l poles 81 land atianEed sitns,e
in the town Of West Columbia. Mason
"a! A tract u 200 ac9es Of land si.u.
ase in Union District, Of Mason connty
onthe Waters Of Mud LICK Fork AZ
Thirteen Nile Greek.
Also, on the eth day or FebrIi.
Court House Of Putnam county. i viii
offer for sale tract ofii2 acres oiland.
situate ON the Waters az ponlsr Forl ~
Big Hurricane Greek and Described N 4.
deed from Preston Frazier 10 i w
TRRNs or SAM
cna.fo,,4b q ~ .,,-.,..
eash n hand AMI 1 tSo p ro.ia, money
sanai X rsvn,snss 4, s,s ,,,..i " Mtee
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Hereafter, our Governors will
likely be slow to construe our con.
stitution, and declare null and void
our laws. We rather think such
action will be deferred for such
final decison" to the Courts, to
whose decision our constitution
expressly reserves it.-AarOcatc.
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For County Commlssioner.

Editor Register The Democrats
below Kanawha are in favor Of
John r. Dabney for County Com.
missioner. Mr.. Dabney is a man
Of good business qualities, and
would look we'll TO the affairs Of the
county. He is at present a Magis.
trate Of Arbuckle district, and has
been a farmer all his life, and, as
has been said, will make a good
and safe Commissioner. The worst
that can DO said of Mr.. Dabney is
that he once rode as Deputy sher-
if under Mr.. sehon, but he has had
ample time to atone for that, and
be it said to his credit, he gave as
good satisfaction as was ever given
by a Deputy Sheriff. We, the
Democrats below Kanawha. lone
it will be the please11fe & the Con.
veation which meets June Sd, to
give Mr.. Dabney tho nomination.
Mr.. Dabney is not asking the nom.
nation, but we believe he will
serve, and If nominated, We intend
to elect him. VOTERS.
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We regret to learn of the death
Of Mr.. Z, S. Zevely, the venerable
editor of tho Richie Democrat,
which occurred On the 18th inst.
He was one Of the Oldest editors in
the State and commanded the
highest regards Of all who knew
him.