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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-24
NUMBER 40.

Merocomecook (Rey. DR.. CoGin) and
Rockamagug Arrockaumecook is prob
ably nearest the original for we have
from Rasee, Auocka began, hoe, Nega"
merely referring to the instrumenD
scratching Or hoeing instrument, the
whole word sisnifyins an enclosed place
where they planted corn. Komuk, no
mako, Kamik, (Delaware.) Kamighc,
(Abnaki,) denotes limited, close or
appropriated space" Crrumbull.) The
only question now IS, did The Pequawkets
cultivate the lands in Frycburg F.? Have
you tradition orAtistory that touches his
point Phtlologically sec no difficulty
and wO might infer that ,ho Indians
would make use Of tho enclosed circuit
of the Saco River in Fryeburg for that
purpose.
II. Pcquawket, Pequaket, PigwaekeI'
Pogg 1uakkY, (Yaudreuil a. D. l12l)
This word has caused me much trouble,
but 5elievcX is so clear that can
safely venture upon its analysis. Pohlue
Pohquae, (Narraganset,) Pauqui, (Abna-
KID Poo'kooie, "open cicar." Hence sueh
names rs Paquiaug. Pyquaag, PoqualS,
Payquaoso, in Danbury and Athol, Ms
meaning cleared land. (TrumbuII)
Aub, Ahki, Ki. "land or place" Et is a
locotiyc proposition, signilying al or IN.
Now let Us wrilo it Poqua-auk-et, "Gt
ne clcared place." A definition which
happily barmonizes with Crockemago.
"TAe Aoetng place"
III. Saco, properly Sauk.tuck, Sauk,
an otaiet q dtscharging place. Tuck
stream mored by tiies or ,ciHds, and you
have Sauk-tuck-et al Me ttia. stream
dischargmg place. Saugatuck-sauaus-
Sauk.
". Kcarsarge, corrupted from
Kouash, Pines, and Ag,-placs, literal
| IL, "Ihe PINES Place" These are all the
Indian proper names in your vicinity OF
which have any knowlege. 1t may be
worthy OF note that Racc0on, is from
4roughcum, on Arocou4, SCRATCHED &C.
cordng to Scholo de We're, and may have
the same origin Is the Abnaki word for
| hoe. for the Indians did but little more
than scy1icL when they hoed. Now You
may take these lueuJrations tor what they
are worth-i has taken me twenty years
TO work this out. Thinking that man
OF your tastes might not regard as value
less what have written, l send 1t 10
You, and remain yours truly
n. L. True
Mr.. Barrows informs the Press that Dr.
Trues Interpretation is confirmed by tra-
dition. The early settlers ef the Pc
quswkot country discovered traces OF the
cultivation OF corn by the Indians.
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The FINDING of Livingstoue.


DIR. Henry NJ. Stanley delivered the
first of his series of lectures on his re-.
markable experiences in Africa, at IRE
mont Temple, Monday evening, and may
congratulate himself on having quite re-
butted the various charges made against
him by enyioug and yenlal critics in New
York. While the audience was gather.
ing, the space in front of The platform
was lllled with those whose curiosity
had been excited by the collection OF the
novel utensils Of peace and war which
were conspicuously displayed in front OF
the reading desk and in other prominent
positions on the platform. 10 tho rear
was :, large map OF the Nile sources and
Lake Region of Central Africa. On the
extreme right Of the platform was u
we'll worn, tattered American dag, and
on the icG The red and white dag OF Zan-
zibar There was q large. cultivated and
critical audience
ll, ataoiey came upon the stage with
his little boy Kalulu, and after tire well
come greeting OF applause, introduced
his sleek, shiny lille companion as Marcus
phiiadelphus John l.triel. Henry George
Washington kalulu, who had consented
10 preside ON this important occasion,
NhcIeupon the young gentleman from
Africa. dressed in his neat suit'ot navy
blue, took the chair. and Mr.. Stanley pro.
cocded iIo began his lecture by pro
pounding the query, Can any good
come ont of Airiea?" People had won
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From the Portland Press
Indian Proper Names.
OswEoo, \. Y, Oct. 70, Is.

OswEGo, n. Y, Oct. 70, 1872
Hon. Geo. B. Barrows, Ny Dear So -
have been amusing myself for several
years, and of late when tired OF every
thing else, in becoming acquainted with
tho Algonkin dialects so as to decipher
the definition of Indian Geographical
names. 1t is a study in which one is LA
bic TO make mistakes and therefore
obliged to tell what he knows ithgreat
caution. have lately been pouderng
over the names ofFryeburg,
l. Cros.emago.-This is the oldest
name oil the country about Fryeburg on
record IL seems to resolve Itself lIo
two words auroc-hoctag, and kema-
go-aa enclosed place, i. c., The enclosed
place ,ohere they plankd (corn) We
have think the same word in Roekome-
co Canton PoinD also spelled Kocame-
co. Rockamccook, ArrockaumecooS,
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The Duke Of Argyle tells good story
lie was travelling with the Duke OF
Northumberland in frst-class carriage
oa the Northeastern Railway. At ono
OF the stations u little commercial trav'
eller got in The three chatted familiar
ly until the train stopped at Aln"ick
Junction Here tho Duke Of Nortuum'
bclland got oct, and was met by tra'a
Of nunkey. and servants. Tho CONNER
cial traveller said to his remaining com
panion. That. must be some great
swell" Yes. said'thO Duke OF NGylle
"he is the Duke OF Northumberland
Bless me exclaimed the bagman,
and to think that he should have been
50 allablc to two litilo saobs like uS
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Local .igsuis for The Democrat,

Who are euttoiiL,., O., 1scsjp, ,or moug,
D. h I,,sf5,. ALBANY .H.rr, ". Park VsN e..
~tI,.... Poor. Au.fo,u ur 800. W Brown Naso4-
O. F~fsr. d.. Bethel Henry Js,or, \srWS
q x ne. rEton p Poud prio Eo.lcr. \vWrl.
" tuor2r-s, Buck q Ab.ntt.Jr-.E kIGiiJ
David >rNsii. .E summer. e.. a.. Douglass, Upton.
: shirley Frvthlr. "a. T. ttauIilr.N suur
\ n Knapp, Hanover. .lss. 81 >ra0 NaIali :
Y Il. Iiutl4ed Hiram II. SauutSis sweden
Subscuuvrs cas tell, by examining thc Solof u
sl, attached 90 thttT rspo,e thC JwOuU, Ics. aud
lhasc wishing 90 await ihcm2elvc. OF tl- adv.uerd
ySsEtuts. can .eLt 10 az bv -I=l, or h4u4 g. &c
ugarv,t gent. tScpt. . - Vu tls ~, uvsus
the paper 81, paid SOS 90 tlal date. WAsn HIou1y
10 t,rt care should b, taken 10 JAa,riue tls .5y,
ss-s !! thc iuossy - aotoIcditst within Two SSsAv
W slegii Jv al prtscd q; o..
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Selctt Storp.
fFnr tbe oNforl i.'n"eeolI
ALL FOR THE BEST.
uY MARY ELLA CUMMINGS.


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.,,s The ,,.>,ar ~, .,nhGf. earnest.
and b.r.l. working. and nv his pcrss.
.,.-,-.s and d.vo.ednc.s hc had a, 'a.,
.a.,,.o.l.I IN. ..ua ahirr D.; ncen'e.noro al.
.cg,itc p, the services OF ,ac lanc,uary.
There ,vc.c tao ladies. however. that
,.,.e ul.i,..fto he ia ispiace, boa GOOD
,iq,.--,,s singers. Tie, were sisters
.t,, ,rorslt.. 4. li,in., ia. ,eemIcI.rs and
tI.,r ,,iI,weI mother. by t,acbiuy mr-
and ,iurig.-. Adelaide. Tie Young.
,>.. l..t, sweet. meIo3iaaS voice. and
the peon.c dc..,h,ed 10 .i.,,u TO her..
osc. .vs. , le,u,ifs, &ia and wss ro,
f.n,-a... Of t., ltt. She bad a Y,rr
,ur,,.., ...r. .... She walked .o church ...
r....,... l,,. sister. and Lesion Ljycraore.
Ar ii,,rnor, md bf, sister Uopar ia
were Tie children Of NIi!ban L;Yermofc.
- lawyer i9 lIas,,cbnse,,, Nr. Liver.
p,,ra VS. - very ambitions p,au ,p! gc
deyotedn n,i his time and encrgy To lis
urolcs,iop f.r many yca.s. IN the Fal!
cf I,5t b,vino aleg,ed himself l-,ord
hi. .,r.,,f. he i,,c.o,o q VICTIM TO dis
.... - di,l I, nvoviro Spri.o
Nbou bis bus;ros. .,,ss se,,IeJ only Gny
dollars remained for hi, family. For.
tuua,cly. however. Mrs. Li,ermorc ind
inherited s,uall sum from her uurlc,
which enabled hex and her lamily To is e
ON, in an economical manurr, while Lr'
ton was learning hi. fathers profession.
Lesion studied hard. wore plain clothes,
and spcr, bGl little uE himself Having
line tenor voice, he had added - little
to The family income by singing IN the
choir Here he met the Misses Kilburn.
/ Adelaide WAS only seventeen when
Lesion met heri but she WAS perfectly
self possessed aud very fond "f admira-
ton, Of which, in her quiet way she re-
ceived her share. Perhaps 1t vas oNins
to her quiet digniiy' that She received 50
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Gbt G9ff9yo c emotrat,
eahliGhed Every Tuesday Morning. by
Z. +. SHAH

rEENs Two Dollars per yssr-5l,o n paid
tn adyalSc.
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YOUNG PEOPLES CORNER.

-
My lst is in maiden, but not in daughter;
Sly 2nd is ia fountain, but rot in water;
Ny 81 is in moved, but not in rolled;
Ny 9TH is in vixen, bat not in seold
Ny 5th is in peaches, but not in honey;
Ny 9Th is in ricbes, but not in money;
Ny 7th is in brave, but not IN bold
My :th is in grasp, but not in hold
My 9th is in sister, but not in mother
Ny 10Th is in friend, bui not in brother
My 18th IS in brothsr but not in Sister;
Ny l2th !. IA uncle, but not IN Iaisier
My 1861 10 in silver, but not in gold;
Tie whole can never be told
" Bethel Id WfHNL
ia What " ord 0f u letters ca yoI ind word iOt
the following definitions, without any transposi-
tons. Apariicle, a wosai'a nane. negative,
part Of pound people.
b. Bethel. ". b. ENERs
ANSWERS.
~, Wanr, IIIrE mn, TiN. Tiny. ms, EcisO,
Reign. -, Whateyes.
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Circulation Ovos i.9oO---Po.taSs In th'
County, Free.
Rdics Of .ldrcrfiSing.

30. sqliAre, 2 i.lcii sf s.,4-.. v,sr. 81 81
.--s slBA-iutrt NtNN =
-i - a@ls > iaJ~. : uV. HlH.. 90, ftsf. =.
s'' S-..,l.a rvIi. : = .tV- tal. >sy r5i 80
> fL'iAL \'f1CAS--l - cent. add .t''ntl.
F<yE4Et NOTICES t'.lcrs r. r .,i--o b4t-Is -
to- sl NJ iils, pVr sgUuyV, IS
-u4.x a--r A1..... ue- .gr..c. -
A .i'7.'t's tru,ors JF3 ENrS ''rA \H,isss. ~
A.. 'iasr ss.d N'sses. $3.50 ps. .Usrs, i.r
saHt
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/ think restrict myself within bounds
in saying that 50 far as | have observed
in life, ten men have failed from defect
in morals where one has failed from de-
lecl in intellect. = Horace Mann.
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Agents Hdntei Erryrherc
TO Canvass for our Popular Works, specially
suited 10 Sales through Agents.
PLAIN HOME TALK,
\ work that should be in every family in
the land. l!mO, 9l9 pages, proiuscly illuI.
tratcl, price, elegantly bound, 81 %.
TIE LOST CITY,
or Chicago as it was'and as it is,
A book bim full Of thrilling interest and
startling incidents, prOiusely illustrated,
Orders filled in the order received. Price,
elegantly hound, 81 80.
Wells Every Man His Own Lawyer
And United States Form Book,
V complete business Mans Guide for every
State in tue Union. limo, 600 pages, pricrr
WeF, Illustrated National Hmd. Boek
\ book for everybody, Price, elegantly
bound, 81 so.
All The above arc works that meet with
rapid sales, Uuragvnis are dong c1umor-
binary we'll with them.
Full descriptive confidential circulars sent
on application, and sample copies Of either
Of The works sent post paid On receipt Of
price.
Nc want good live Agents; men who can
fully appreciate the mCriti Of the work, and
the iact that it meets a universal want 4.
Agents who deSir 10 do good as well as
make money. Ailrlsg
WELLS 1 CO., l32, BroOme St. New York.
jim ?g.9m
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PRoCLAMATTON-BY THE
MAYOR.
10 The Ci,i=e,rs of Weston :

70 TIC Ci,i=enE Of Weston:
WHEREAS, The recent violations oil
the peace aui good order Of our town,
aud the attempts Of evil-disposed per.
sous to 0yer-awe and intimidate the
legally constituted authorities, have
been viewed with great concern by the
law.abiding aud loving inhabi.
tants Of the borough aud call for
prompt and severe puniIhment.
Now, therefore, |, Arthur NJ.
DRSr, Mayor Of the Town Of Weston,
do issue this, my proclamation. giving
notice to al whom i. may concern, that
the authorities viii promptly use the
power vested in them, to suppress all
riotous or unlawful proceedings, md
l further warn all eyil.digpOscd per
sons to cease their violation Of the town
ordiu,nccs-Or to grumblc not when
the heaviest penalty permitted by the
law, falls upon them.
by order Of the Council.
A. NJ. DENT, Mayor.
j. W. WOFuSDN, Recorder.
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fS- DSAMArIc EsrERrA,SuESr,-
On Wednesday and Thursday last, cur
people were favored BY tho exhibitions
given at the Court House by the Buck.
harmon Dramatic Cuban orgauiza.
ton Of a few Of the young men Of our
sister village. Crowded houses greeted
the appearance Of our Young friends I;
and tho financial part Of the affair must
assurcdly have been success. The
performances were frst.class. While
it is true that the performers are bu.
amateurs, yetit was not difficult to sec
that in the company were some who
would make a good impression, even
upon Metropolitan boards. Our citi.
z'ns were highly pleased with the Gu.
northumberland more than one Of
our young ladies expressed open ad.
for the neat and spruce repre-.
seutativcs Of the county town Of Up.
shur. We trust that they may soon
fayO. US again with their presence.
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x A Coon Jokr oy rnr Rrcrn,,

E6 A Coon JOKE or ruE BucKuAv-
SoSlrEs.-0u Wednesday last a party
Of twelve Of the male rising generation
Of our sister village started to this place
to give an amateur dramatic entertain.
ment, in behalf of a brass band, now
cont emplated in BuckhauuOu. As soon
as they were fairly on the road, one Of
their fun.lOving friends sent BY tele.
graph the following dispatch to DR..
Camden;
BuckHASNOS, Feb. 81, 1872.
oR: 7. b. CAMDEN, .Sapt Hospital for
Iasuc
We started twelve lunatics to YOUR
institution this morning. Please make
room for them. j. b. BLAIR, ID.
Although astOunded at the number
eoaing at one time, from one county,
Dr.; Camden prepared for the worst,
and Immediately began to tx up quar-.
tGrs for the unfortnnatcs. A detacb.
mOnt Of attendants, headed by Major
Bare, and provided with WHISTLES"
aud other appliances for the unruly,
we're waiting their arrival in town /;
and as soon as they drove within sight,
they were incOntlncntly gobbled up and
done for. They protested that they
were not insano-that Il was another
wagon.load, about mile bchiud-and
all that sort Of thing, but the Major
was 10th to believe, and not for a long
time would he release them. Finally,
after many and loud protc,tatiOns. he
consented 10 release thOm ION parole 4"
until further orders were received from
the Asylum. The further orders
have not yet arrived (; and we presume
tho end Of it will DO that Dr.. Blair
will carry his head in sling, and wear
a Mansarl roofoyer bis eye, as soon |
as the twelve lunatics" reach home. |
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We have just ordered, aud will have
on hand in few days a well selected
stock Of hardware, including cutlery Of
oil kinds, from barlow down to
Wostcnholmcs finest steel scissors, tho
best Penuuman 4 Bros axes, which
We will sell at Baltimore prices--un-
derstand that this is the most reliable
axe now in use, files of all kinds, tackS,
carpet, round and fat head, and many
other things in this Inc not mentioned
above. PoRrER JOHNSON.
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Groceries! Groceries ! Buy your
groceries at Edwards.
Knives and forks at Brinkman's.
baltimore Cattle Mnrkct.


The following arc the latest market
reports We have received:
BEEF OATTLE-PricCs to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
becves at G 0Oa7 %; generally rated
first quality at 5 0OaG 10; medium
or good fair quality at4 OOa4 IS;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows at
8 7ja4 90: inferior and lowest grades
Of cattle 0 0OuO OO-general average
Of tue market 5 12i. Extreme range Of
prices 8 7ja7 %. Most Of the sales
were from 4 IS to 5 so per 100
pounds. OF the receipts S. head
came from Maryland, So from Virgin.
ia. 70 from West Virginia, 5l4 from
Ohio, 81 from AlissOuri,i 10 from L.
linois, CT.
SHEEP AND LAMDS-Wc quote
fair to good sheep at ja7lC per 100
pounds gross. Stock Sheep dull at "a
3 90 per head, as to quality.
H0GS-Wo quote at G O0uG 70
per 100 pounds net,
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f5,6EtTtg5haax
PUBLIC MEETING:

The citizens Of Weston are respect
fully informed tina, public meeting
will be held 10 the NJ. j.. Church, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 90,
for the purpose Of forming Temper.
anes Society aud Band ef Hope, and
for considering the best means to pre-
vent the spread Of Intcmpcrance.
Come one and all. Bring your wives
and children with yos.
MANY CITIZENS,
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Aliens Lung Baimm, so Tonga nd
favorably known throughout the east
and west, is now being introduced in
this section by our fellow towusman,
Mr.. F. NJ. Chalfant. From tho docu-
meuIary evidence furnished by the
numerous editorial notices We receive
daily in our exchanges, We are surO
Aliens Lung Bdlsdm for the cure Of
coughs, colds and consumption, will
do all it claims to do, and is we'll
worthy Of a trial by the afflicted. 1t
Is for sale, wholesale and retail, by +.
NJ. Chnlfant, who is sole agent for the
counties Of Lewis and Gilmer.
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A new and full supply of QuCcnr.
ware at the lowest rates at Ed yards.

E5- WESTON IN AN upROAK.-On
Saturday, tue 18th inst. quito iracas
occurred in our town-Which, more
through good luck than any other
cause, ended without fatal results. We
would enter into details, were il not
for tho fac, that 10 our official position
as one of the Town Council it became
our duty to give a hearing. or trial, :"
to some of the parties. We can say
this. however, that violations Of the
peace, and general disorder, have been
steadily Increasing, and that they
eliminated in the row referred to
ABOVE. The authorities, anxious to
avoid difficulty, and still desires to pre-.
serve tho peace, have used every means
Except harsh mcau') to maintain Or
der, but almost without avail. The
prompt steps taken in regard to this
matter, have, We trust, thrown light
upon the question, aud will serve as a
check to cril.dOers. "Let US have
peace
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F6- CONpLlMESrAm.-Thc ladies
of Winchester, Virginia, intOud soon
getting up u concert and exhibition fer
Church purposes, and one Of them
wrote to friend here to send them a
programme of tho entertainments at tho
Hospital for the Insnne-thCy having
heard they were very good.
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re- Hos. a. A. LEWIS, our eff.
Cicnt representative, will likely get the
appropriation bill for the Asylum
through, also a bill to pay the old debt.
Great credit is due Mr., Lewis for lis
indcfatigablc energy in looking after
the interests Of Lewis county.
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Iron plOws fer sale at Edwards.

RE- PLAIS LASGUAGE.-All those
who have once been asked for debts
due me will be given until tho first day
Of March 10 pay Up. II not paid be-
fore that time, whether it be notes or
accounts, they will be SUED.
ARrnuR NJ. DESr.
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Insure your property; and don't
forget that Edwards is Agent for three
Of the best Insurance Companies in the
State, and will give sou insurance
upon tho most reasonable terms.
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az TnE SILVER SpRAr."-Thi,
beautiful little hymn-book which has Of
late become so popular in our Churches
and Sabbath.Schools, is sold by Mr..
+. NJ ChalfanL on the mos. reasonable
terms-onG copy, IS cents, three cop.
les for 81, or 81 per dozen, These
are publishers prices.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
On a
Partition.

WEST VIRGINIA.
A 7 RUlES held in the clerks Office oil
N the circuit eourt.orUpshur county, on
the first Monday in February, 1872.
Jacob ". Heavier, Sheriff OF Upshur conn
", and as such administrator dc bonis non,
with the will annexed ofllcury .. Middle
ton, aCCCaSCl plaintiff
James S. viii, aud James +. Middleton, late
executor OF Henry U. Middleton, de-
ceased, defendants.
The object Of this suit is TO obtain n dc.
cree to subject to sale lhIl acres Of land, w.
Ing In said county of Upshur, on big Sand
Run, and 10 apply the proceeds of said sale
to tile payment sf two bonds, executed hy
the defendant, James s. viii to the said
Henry o Middleton, Tor purchase money Of
said tract Of land, on the tGth day ofNnrch,
1860, each bond calling for 5000, bearing
interest from tue date thereof
The defendant James S. viii not having
entered his appearance, and an affidavit he.
ing filed in the papers Of this cause that he
Is a non resident Of the State Of West Viz.
rinia, on motion Of the plaintiff by lis at.
torney, It l. ordered that the said defend.
ant, James S Viii, DO appear here within
one month after the date Of the first publ.
cation Of this order, and do what may he
necessary TO protect his interest in this suit.
a cnpy--nttesie:
jACEnAN COOPER, Clerk,
W. c, CarpeT, Prs atty feb l2it
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Ifyou want n nice bottle Of perfume,
fragrant cake of soap, a nice quality Of pa
per, good PCn.kniis, n pocket.boOk, tUOih-
brush, or snythingelsc in the notion Or fan
cy goods line, 80 to Dents.
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Window glass, all sizes, putty, lin cans, J
linScpd oil, white lead pain brushes, cOlors
in oil, yarnishrS Of NIL Kinds ire.proOf
paint, sand-papcri &r.. Gept constantly on
hand aud for sale cheap by Az Dent.
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We have now on hand the bcs! Rio
coffee at &c per ID. There is at this
time no 9jc coffee in the market. or
you should have it. A beautiful
quality of sugar on hand. Green and
black lea 81 20 per ID. We will soil
one.half a ID Of green or black tea. in
beautiful canister, for 81 IS. Soda,
pepper, essences, and other groceries
in abundance.
Times are dull-now is the time to
get bargain. poRrER JOHNSON.
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Prince Frederick. one stick Of candy
a great Zig dutchmun and COuvcn.
ton Cake for sale at old Tritz's Brick
Shanty.
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Nest Virginia.
A TRuLES held in the clerks Office Of
N the circuit court Of Barbour county, on
Tie first Monday In February, 1879.
Henry A. Marklcy, prffl
VS..
John Sargent, ct. al, In cLaucCry
defendants,
The object oil this suit Is TO get in the legal
title for the tract Of land In the bill men.
TONED, from the heirs Of EnoS Greenhouse,
deceased, and to subject the same to tie sey.
Oral judgment liens IN the bill mentioned.
And II appearing by the affidavit Of n
witness filed, that iii dcicndnn, George W.
Gfcathouse is nota resident,of the State Of
Hest Virginia, it Is ordered that be do ap-
pear here within one month after the date of
the frat publication OF this order, aud do
what Ia necessary 10 protect his interest in
this suit and that copy Of this order bc
published and posted as the law directs.
4 copy-aiiestG:
jon II. GLASC0cR, Clerk.
7. A. Bradford, pig, itbl?'4t
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Coffee and sugar of all kinds at
Brinkman's.