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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-10

THE Concert at Darts Hall tomorrow
night commences al s o'clock precisely.
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CITY BULLETIN.

uRloAao, aOcK IslaNp PACIFIC 80
rrA,n,lo.rs Ho,k I,lssa-soIss sA,r
Day Express aud Nail
Beet Lsiaad Asesmmodateni sSV v"
NiEh sEpr'''s AO'SV p W.
Day Hryr.ss ,st Mail, Goa.
N,sAt hKPrssa, eAs -
Rsok IslaAd Accommodates.
=. Burssu Juoslioa. Leaves Barsaa Junction
SOOpm CSC a. IN.
Ths Day Express aad Mail lssVias her. a.
SIS .. IN, sosassls ~ Barsau Junction Ht lo:ie
81 m, for PeoriA.
Fas NiEs, a1prs,.I..vins here ., 1889 pm.
ssnnses ~ Bursau at 100 pa tor fsOnA'
wHsrRRE uHIoH R.k.
aous oHyH Lave ARhi'h
nxPrsss . Nail, $50 - m e;so p N
aiTss Pa'isAEsr, tile p m. Loso a.@
RouKFoRD, y. ISLAND Asf. LOUIS R. n.
eOinE North AAEIvn. LsAVH.
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points east aud south.
A tbroash coach for Chicago 10 attached 70
the Express leaving here ~ 7.9OA.m
BUkLINGToH, oB0AA RAPIDS = MIME
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making contracts with newspapers for the insertion
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TERMS MODERATE.
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Wesion. Jan. %, 1872 On

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Agents Hanied Rrcryrhere
To Canvass for our Popular Works, specially
suited to Sales through Agents.
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A book for everybody. Price, elegantly
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All the above arc works that meet with
rapid sales. OnrngentS are dong cxtrAor.
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Full descriptive confidential circulars SEN
OH application, and sample opiss of either
Of the works sent post paid On receipt oi
price.
nc want good live Agents; men who can
fully appreciate the merits Of the work, and
the Tact that II meets . universal want
Agents who desire to do good as we'll as
make money. Address
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

Our friend John Kearns is for the
time being holding forth a! Charleston,
Tile Clarksburg Telegraph says
that General Lightburn is zone Of the
best citizens Of Lewis county" Tell
US something we don't know. friend
NsrthcOtt. publish on our
fourth page the prospectus of the New
York Tribune; but don't take it; for
It il blacker than the darkest shades
that ever illuminated the face Of the
immortal sugarfOOt.---Tho Bill.
are Club are fixing up the rooms over
Slndford's Store for the use Of the
Club.---Call in and examine some
of our specimens Of printing. Have 4
nico note book printed-l0O notes,
with your name in them. neatly beuul
in book form, for one dollar.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

re- SHALL BILLs.-Wc do not think
our town worse than others, nor as bad
as hundreds Of other places. in the prac.
tice Of contracting small bills,or in the
habi, Ofncglccting to pay them prompt.
y; but still there is here and through
the country a great error in that res
poet. Some arc afraid to pay these
little bills for fear money will get ,igh,
on them. 1t is the very way to make
money tight, because il keeps it out Of
circulation. II A ewes d and docs
not pay him, B cannot pay c and so
on. Whereas Il A paid b, the very
money would probably comG back to A
in a very short timO. Tho money
would then become truly circulating
medium. If the employer pays his
hands promptly they pay il to the
merchant, he to the employers again,
and so Il goes round-the bills are paid
aud money is plenty, times prosperous;
tho laborer, manufacturer, merchant,
all are saved tue time and wear and
tear Of collSc ting bills, and men will
then buy at home.
People often romplain that they can
not get work done or buy goods here
rs they can in other places. If they
will buy all they can at home, and pay
for it as promptly MS they do when
thOy send abroad, they will, in most
cases, get their goods as cheap and
rave the money at home.
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f5,5gtH5El,2t1x.
~ IS SE

E5- RrXOvIL.-Mr. H. Roseu.
helm, the celebrated Wholesale grocer
of Petersburg, has removed his bust
ness to l5s, West Pratt Street, Balti-
moro His largely increasing foreign
custom made this change necessary.
In company with many friends in this
section, We tender our best wishes for
his success, wherever he may be.
Since the above was in type, We
learn by a note from tho firm, that
Jacob Guggenhsimer, the wCll-kuOwn
and popular agent for this house, will
DO in our'tOwn about tho first Of Feb
ruary, with new line Of samples
Parties here and elsewhere will make
note Of the fact,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

Ed- New IyDusrRY.-We call the
attention Of our readers to the adver-
tiscnlcnt of MCssrs. Wood & Pritchard,
printed in.auOthor column. They have
erected large and eOmmodious shop
on First Street, opposite the old post
Office, where they will carry on the
manufacture, repair aud sale Of wagons
md all kinds cf vehicles. They will
Mt once put up quantity of wagons, Of
different kinds, which will soon be
ready for market. Being nuulbGr one
worEmcn. their customers eau rely up
Oh work done at their shop to DO first
class. Give them a trial.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

Wet Firginid:
TRuLES HELD IN TliB CLERKS
N office Of the circuit court Of Lewis cpun-
" on the first Monday in January, 1872.
John Brannou, commits r, rLo,.or,
SiOncr, plaintiff. mon nm
vs.. J.I 80
Isaac S. Benson, Thorn. a"e ,i.io" pc
as Starchcr, &c, defts. '''"
The object of this suit Is 10 resell, for
cash, a certain tract Of land, lying on Hack.
er's Greek, In Lewis county, purchased by
Isaac S. Benson, alta commissioners sale
made in the ease Of Andrew 7. Wolfagain't
Isaac s, Benson.
And 1t NJ pcnrinE by affidavit filed that
the defendant, Thomas Starrler, i not q
resident Of this State, aud be- not Appearing,
II Is ordered hat he douppear here within
one month utter the date OF the first pnLlica.
ton Of this order aud do what may be ne.
cCssary 10 protect hs interest IN this suit
a cOpy--Ailcslc
JOHN Z. JACKSON, Click.
Henry Drauaon, plaintiff attorney.
n 81.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

BS- Dr.. YouSG. Of Upshur,
preached a New Years Sermon at the
Baptist Church last Sabbath. lie al,O
held divine service in the evening at
the same place. As usual. the re- ,er.
ond gentlemen drew large copgrcga.
tionS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

rg'TuR BASD.-The dramatic en-.
tertainmSn, given BY the Band on tho
evenings Of Tussday aud Thursday
wcro, as We had foretold, crsditable in
every way to all concerned. The cos
tunes and the stage "fIingE," were ar
ranged with great taste aud aeatuesS.
But strangeSt ofal was the marvellous
difference 10 tue performers, when on
the stage and on the streets. The parts
wero vol rendered I; and wLero all en-
dcayorcd to please, ii would seem to
be wrong to mention Individuals
Still, in recognition Of the special
merits Of some, We must mention
y. II. Malone, who took the part Of
AlOpzo in "I'irarro," and Of the
Yankee Lever in the "Bevitched
Clock" Lewis Mcbride, as pizarro,
character very Difficult. to render,
played exceedingly well. jim spal-
ding, as Elvira, John Todd, as ROlla,
and John Barnes as Cora, all deserve
special mOntiOn.-We are requested
By tho Band to tender to our people
their thanks for the liberal share Of
dimes which fell into their Golfers, and
the applause which greeted their efforts
to plcasc.-Wc trust that the Band
~
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EI- CHENILLE IrENs.-According
to Jake" LOrentz, GlCnVille is just
now the luckicyt town on tho map,
He says that money is plentiful there
SO much so that when q man owes an.
other anything, he goes around bawl'
ing the name of tho party until he i.
rid of his STAMPS. Such an CyCut
occurred only a few days ago--Slr.
LOrrnlz being the happy creditor.
This is joyful news to us-thnt is, il
soms Of our Glsnvillo friends will only
"do unto others as they would have
others do unto thom.'
Mr.. John Hall. the Glenvillo drug.
gist, is seriously i'll with brain fever.
Mr.. ChaIfant and DR., EdmiSton left
Weston on Monday last to wait upon
him. Since they returned We learn
that Mr.. Halls condition is very dan.
gsrou'.
Glsnville boasts Of SEVEN Hotels
with less than half the population VI
Weston. New York, Philadelphia,
and other country villages, had better
look to their laurcls.
Mr.. Wm. L. Lively lately returned
home from a trip to "0lO Yirgiuny."
Matthew Holt, a Glcnyillc boy, and
"Dick" DAVIDSON, of Weston, are at
tending lectures at the Louisville
Medical College
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

ES- Thar SHEEP CAsR.-As con-
siderable interest mas been manifested
in the celebrated Sheep Case" referred
to in these columns last week, we will
state for the benefit of an inquiriug
public that application has been made
by Que Of the parties to open the Judg-
ment of the Justice. in order to "have
another hitch" We shall OndCayOr to
have a reporter present at the new
trial.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

NJ JAcEsoSyILtE.- We learn that
the whoopiug cough has ulmO,t entire
possession Of the country about Jack-
sourille. From latest accounts, this
unpleasant disease seems to b going
from house to house up there, much to
the discomfort Of all concerned.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22
Extracts Of all Kinds at yriukman's
X RrLIolors.-We learn thnt al

TT RELIGloUs.-We learn that an
exceedingly interesting religion, meet
ing is in progress at the Oak School
House N. i. Church. Oh Rush Run.
Several have prOtssssd conversion; and
there are yet a great many inquiring
for 1.-The bread of life" Tie meeting
i, in charge Of Rev. F. N. Hughes, Of
this place.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

Great inducements offered to pur-
chasers. Selling out at cost aud car
riagc. Now is the time TO secure bar.
gains. Strike while the iron is hot
Take advantage of the above offer to
buy all the winter goods you need while
you eau get them at reduced prices.
PoGrIR JOHNSON.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

E5- TnR RAILROAD. Mr.. John
BrannOn returned home from his trip
to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Pittsburg, &c, last Wednesday. lie
reports matters abroad all right-all
that is necessary is for the people in
the counties through which the road
will pass to put their shoulders to tho
wheel. Let US look to our interests,
and give these capitalists a chance to
open up and enrich our country.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

ES-HASH.-Nr. james Shea has
received from his son Isaac, who now
lives in Wyoming Territory, an Indian
bow, culver, and 10 arrows. One Of
the arrows was presented to US, and
can be seen at this Offcc,--The
old log house on First Street, known
as the "old Camp House." is being
torn down by the wOrkmen. Next
week we will cndcnvor to give a histo.
ry ofthis remarkable old structure.
Who will give US the necessary inform
alton ?----By reference 10 an adj
vcrtisemsnt, printed elsewhere, it will
DO scon thatlpplication will DO made
during the present session Of the Leg
i,lature, for an act to confer add.
tional privileges on tho Weston and
ClarkSburg Railroad Company
Mr.. A. G. Hale has bought tie Batten
property, on Main Street Consider.
alton, 92,OO0.-Colonel Wood.
ford has gone to Charleston to pay
over the State taxes To the authorities.
--Rsv. Patrick Murray is cxpec.
ted to preach at the Baptist Church to.
morrow, Sunday.--We have just
received from Baltimore a now lot Of
costly type. Call in aud see our i'm.
proyoments--wO arc getting ready for
the Railroad. --Weston 10 repre-.
sonicd at tho Permanent Seat by a
bakers dozen Of her citizens. -.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CUhlAlloSlUNElI NOllSE'
Charles b. Hall, admin.
istratOr, with the will
annexed, Of VIM. ?.
Raymond, deceased, and
Joseph Hutchinson,
vs..
Thomas L. McCray, In
his own right, and as
administrator with the
will annexed Of james In { 4ancsry
McCray, deceased. VIM.
G MeCray, Samantha s.
McCray, YIN. W.
Hutchinson, and Indiana
j., bis wife, Minor Il.
McCray, DClilah McCray
and ]. W. Heavier, ad-
ministrator de b0nis non
Of Robert McCray decd
TNIlE SAID PARTIES ARE NOTIFIED
that under an order Of reference made
6Y the circuit court Of Lewis county in this
cause, on the 18th Vi November, 1871, the
undersigned, commissioner Ol said court,
will proceed, Oh the 9th day Of February,
1872, ut my office in said county, 10 settle
aud state the accounts vi Thomas Il. NcCray,
as administrator with the will annexed Of
James .NcCray, deceased, including all as
sets which have gone into the hands OF said
administrator, whether arising FROM the per-
sonal or real estate OF said dccrdcnt; 10 as
certain and report what lands, II any have
been sold by said administrator under the
will Of James MeCray, aud the proceeds
thereof and what part ofsucl proceeds
went into said administrators hands, and
II any part Of such proceeds remain nnpaidi
what amount, and from whom due; what
personal property Of said decslent went into
the hands OfDClilah McCray, his widow, the
value thereof, and whether the same or any
part oft yet remains in kind, so as to be
reached and subjected to the payment of the
said ,lecedeut's debts what lands owned by
James Me Cray at his death ara liable to the
payment Of his debts: What estate, rial or
personal, Is IN the hands OF his children as
dCvisccs, lcgatees or heirs subject 10 the pay
ment Of his debts, and tue value thereof, and
il there be any distinction in the same as to
the order in which such estate Is liable, TO
report the same; what lcgacics any Of his
lesatGes have received, and tho value thereof;
also 10 ascertain and report the the debts
against the estate oil James NcCrRy, and ihei:
priOrities, together with any and all other
matters which may he deemed pertinent, or
the parties may require.
Dated this 18th day Vi December, 1911.
". II. BiRNE,
jaRl-it Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

We must have our outstanding ac-
counts ofthc pas. year settled up. II
our friends, I've presume those to be
pr friends whom VIC have trusted with
= property do not attend to this 4,
W. We will be compelled to place
accounts in the hands of au Off.
Of the law for collection. Save the
lis. Yours With respect,
u PORTER JOHNSON.
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TT NOTlCE.-All persons in.
debied to me will please como for
ward and iettle their accounts. Per.
sons having claims against mo will
please present them at once.
Tau. Sth. L. BRlSKMAS.
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CoMMlssIoNERs NOTICE.

NSfNFt - - 50 -
Erasmus Rhodes
rs. L.,
aud others.
In The circuit court Of UpMhw county.
THE PARTIES, AND ALL PERSONS
interested ia the abOyc-namcd cause,
Will take notice that will, at my Office in
the town of BuckhannOn, Upshur county,
West Virginia, on the 10th day of February
1872, proceed to execute an order Of the
said court, made in the said cause, at the
October term, 1863, referring the said cause
to one Of The commissioners Of said court, to
state and settle the accOunts Of Aaron d.
Peterson, as administrator Of Nathaniel II.
Hannah, deceased, and report whether the
assets in his hands are sufficient to discharge
all debts against the estate OF said drcrdcnt,
and also to ascertain md report all the
debts and demands subsisting ag ainst said
dcccdent, or his estate, together with their
prioriues, and also ascertain and report the
real estate which said decedent owned at
his death, liable to the payment OF his debts
together with such other matters az the conf
missioner may deem pertinent, or the par
ties may require.
Witness my hand, this 9Th day OF Janu-
AIRY, 1872. W. g. l.. TOTTEN,
jan l5-it Commissioner.
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The following are the latest markc!
reports VIC have received:
BEEF CATTLE-Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows; Best
bceyes at 5 7ja6 II; generally rated
first quality at 5 25s5 rs; medium
or good fair quality at3 75a5 75i
ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS at
3 OOa3 rs: inferior and lowest grades
Of cattle 0 0OaO OO-general average
Of the market4 75.' Extreme range Of
prices 3 OOa6 Is. Most of the sales
were from 4 % TO 8 % per 100
pounds. Of the receipts 100 head
came from Maryland, 49S from Virgin
ia. 1876 from West Virginia, 1886 from
Ohio, SO from PGnnSylvHuiG, aud %
from Tennessee.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-We quote
fair to good sheep at 5a73e per 100
pounds gross. Stock Sheep dull at "a
8 90 per head, as to quality.
HOGS-WO quote at G 5Oa7 90
per 100 pounds net,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

EFT VEsrsos is becoming plentiful
in this marketable now and then 0
good fat piece VI "bar.meat." Price,
yet are "shoost lcctlc higher than
We can afford to pay.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the creditors of ThaddeuI p. Wal
do, deceased
TN PURSUANCE or a DECREE OF
the circuit court Of the county OF Lewis,
made in cause therein pending, to subject
the real estate Of the said T'haddCus p. Wal
do to tha paymen lOfhis debts, you are re-
quircd to present your claims against the
said ThnddCus r. Waldo for adjudication to
". H.. ByrnR, commissioner, at his Office in
the said county, on or before the It'll day Of
February, 1872.
Witness, John G. Jackson, clerk Of said
court, this 18th day Of December, 1871.
JOHN G. JACKSON,
jan Let Clerk.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

ESSoLp.-Dr. Edmiston has sold
the remainder eff his lot. fronting on
Main and First Streets. to Mr.. Jacob
Observation-Disclosures. Mr..
Stern, We understand, proposes short
ly to erect u neat brick dwelling house
and store upon the property.
This makes S2,535 which tho Doc
tor has received by juiiciOusly divi-
ding lot which would not bring
81, $50 when offered entire for that
sum little over one year ago.
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NOTICE.

To all ,OhOm i. way concern
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN during the present session of the Icgis-
lalure Of West Virginia, application will be
made for Ru act TO confer additional priv H.
gts ohthe "wcSton aud Clarksburg Railroad
Company
Jan, 10 lsI2-?t 7. u. CAMDEN,
T. a. EDWARDS,
HENRY gRASNOS
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Coffee 2jcts per pound.
Soda . lbs for 2jcts.

Essence coffee Q boxes 25cts.
Good brown sugar l3!cts per ID. :.
Files Of all kinds, from ~ inch
mill saw down to the slender rat.tail,
bolts, pad locks, door latchcs, avis,
gun tubes, pitch forks, aud other
hardware for sale at Porter Johdson's
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22

lfyou rant a nice bottle OfpCrfumc, a
fragrant cake Of soap, nice quality OF pn-
per, good pcn-kuifo, porket.bOok, tooth
brush, or Anytliingelse in the action or fan
cy goods line, SO to Dents.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To Tie creditors Of James McUFay, dc.
ceased.
tn PURSU ASCE OF 4 DECREE OF
the circuit court Of tho county Of Lewis,
made in a cause therein pcnding, 10 subject
the real estate of the said James McCray TO
the aymen, Of his debts, you are required
to present your claims against the said Jas.
NcCrny for adjudication to ". u. B!rne,
commissioner, at his office in the said conn.
Is, on or before the 9th day Of feb'y, 1872.
Witness, John G. Jackson, clerk Of said
court, this ?sIh day OfDeCembVr, 1871.
JOHN U. JACKSON,
jan lot Clerk.