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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-22

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sic G8H:iper ser clidicr &atliImc II. i. 10.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
Weston at BorkcIy Springs.

BERKELEY srRlSo', August 10.
Editor Democrat.
/ have only time to write you a line
before the departure Of tue mail. This
place is famous because Of its associa.
ton with the name Of Washington and
others, the most distinguished states.
men, patriots and heroes of the lteyO-
luton. The Father Of his country
came hero to buthO 10 the waters OIL
these springs, and rest himself from
the labors Of his great workable gin
If liberty and freedom to a people, VIII
had fed FROM the tyranny Of tho oil
world, Tho surroundings here arC
anything but inviting, but tho water
aud baths arc no DOUBT beneficial tt
Rheumatism. Many pcrtous ar,
cured, whilst others 60 away great!
cnefttCl. The drinking Of tho waite
has most powerful dimeiic effect
what physicians will Tell you is one o
tho main causes of rheumatic relief
The water is about blood heat, and re
mains so all the timC-wintcr aud sum
mcr. The number of visitors her,
now is 800, and among them man,
very agreeable ladies and gentlemen
Last night We had a very large un,
amusing masquerade ball, which wa
kept up until a late hour. To-day i
fixed for u grand tournament, but til,
morning being wet and rainy, it ma
10 adjourned until the first fair day
Persons coming here get Of the cars .
Sir Johns Rus, and stage it . milei
Boarding and accommodations good.
will write more fully hereafter.
w. y. A.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
Prom Nicholas.
SuMNERvrLLE, August II

SUMMHRTlLLEi August ~
Editor DemDcnH.
Permit me, through tho columns Of
your paper, to inform the public that
Nicholas county is all right on the
school levy question. livery sDistrict
and sub. District in tue county gave n
majority in favor Of the levy. This
shows that yeur correspondent from
this county who wrote you some weeks
since in regard TO Ito views Of the
people on this question, guessed at
whit he knew and supposed what be
wrote.
Tho people Of Nicholas arc wide
awake to their interests, Summer.
viIlc, our county scat is improving
rapidly, and has tho appearance Of DO.
coming quite city. II has three we'll
furnished stores and two boot and shoe
shops, all Of which arc doing heavy
business, and there is room for half a
dozen moro stores in the town.
will close by saying that Nicholas
county has us great resources as any
county in tho State, except Webster
When have time you shall hear
from me again. G. MILLER.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

Mr.. Editor.
As no news from "lhcso parts" has
found way to the columns Of your val.
liable paper for some timC, | will again
bring our dOurishiug little village into
notice.
Improvements Of oil kinds arc con.
stantly going on. Mr., Film COrdOr
has improved and 6xedup his property
generally, aud now has a beautiful res.
ideneo,
Mr.. Rnoci Warner is erecting a
neat dwClihg-hoaso.
Our new dry.goOds Merchant, Nj
Christian Post, lby the ray very nc
commodaing gcnucman is doing a
aOurishing business.
Tho organization Of aLodgo Of cod
TCmplars Is now agitatihg tho minds Of
our people.
AT tho recent school election this
sub.disirict immortaliEcd itself by Civ
ing majority Of QUO against levy"
Our people are fully awake to the
fact that We live in On age Of progress,
and have no doubt that with railroad
facilities We would make favorable
comparison with any village Of like
size in any Of the surrounding coun.
ties, Y.F !
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
The school Report.
WEsroS, August 20.

WESTON, August ~
ls. Editor.
Permit mo to make u few brief re-
marks iu reference to the report of the
financial condition Of the Independent
School District Of Weston, as made BY
Mr.. Y. NJ. CLalFant, Secretary Of the
Board Of Education, and published in
the last issue Of TuE DENOcRAT,
The mastery manner in which the
said report has been presented to the
eyes Of tho public, speaks we'll for the
ability aud efficiency of the Secretary
to gil tho position which ho holds. by
glaucing over it tho Taxpayer is On
abled to sec how, and for what purpose
every cent paid by him was applied.
a careful examination Of tho report
III question canuOt fail to reflect the
greatest credit on the gentlemen com
posing the Board-ftOm the fact that
It displays the great zeal and economy
exercised by them in the discharge OIL
those duties iutrusted to their care,
Tho District may indeed feel justl!
proud of its selection in this respect,
Were reports of o like nature I,
that furnished by Mr.. chalfant, pub
lished by the different secretaries Of tn
county-as section 81 Of tho presen
School Law psOvides-they would be
great benefit.
It is hardly necessary for me, in til
course Of these remarks, to alludc i
the noble structure built by the peopl
Of tho town and vicinity for the CduCu
ton and moral training Of their youth
| cannot, however, pass it over in 81
lcncc. 1t is the best evidence that cut
10 offered to tic world Of tho gOnOrOSi
ty and bcncyolCnce Of tho community
and of tho pathOs Of its members 70
the woll.bciug Of their fellow men
Many years hcnccit will doubtless b
pointed out to tho passor.by as CRATE
ful tribute 10 tho memory Of the goo
men Of'71,
In conclusion, should these remark
meet with your approval, SO as to cnti
Ito them to publication, ! would cheer
fully submit them to tho public, trust
ing that they may, in some degree
tend to tho promotion Of that grca
cause education.
Yours Respectfully,
0DsERvAToR.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
From webster County.


ADDISON, August 10.
Mn. Worr.-Thinking that you
would like to hear once more from the
State Of Webster, | sit down to give
you u few items. We have had plenty
Of rain and hot weather since you were
here. Times good-mOnsY plenty and
Harris best easy Of access.
There arc some visitors attho famous
salt sulphur spring at this place, aud
they ara highly pleased with the mCdi.
cinal effect Of its waters.
On stream called Lcathcrwood
Creek, branch of Elk River, II miles
above the Court House, there is a
whit1 sulphur spring, apparently Of
the same taste and Odor, with tho ex-
ccptiOn of the salt. Close by on the
same side OF tho crock, somc thirty
yards further up, is blue sulphur
spring.
On this same creek, near a quarter
of u milo from the last spring men.
toned, lie n furnace which seems to
hauO been built many years ago, and
bears the appearance of having been
used TO separate ore Of some kind from
tho dross.
| have Travelled Ill over Webster,
aud am fully satisfied that in her bow.
els are hidden valuable treasures that
her people arc not awatO Of; and that
in time: llcy will be developed.
On Big Grassy Creek is fine alumni
spring, strongly impregnated with
alumni. This spring is on a tract o.
land owned by John u. Hall.
Friend Noilindin, the rcportof yout
travels in the Independent State, pub
lishod 10 your paper Of July IA, was
gladly received aud read by many citi,
zons Of Webster. Our old friend,
Peter l.. j. Cogcr, wants you 10 give
him a call when you next visit us.
hope soon to bc able to give you a
full and complete history of this coun'
ty and its formation. aud its quantities
Of timber, coal, minerals, &c.
! rcmain, yours truly,
3. MoLLAnoS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

BuLLTOwS, August 10.
Editor Democrat.
thought you might want to hear
from this neck of woods, SO | will give
you an item or two.
A grand Sunday.scbOOl Picnic is 10
be held in the grove, near the Bull.
town schOol-housc, On the last Satur.
day in August, in which tho different
Sunday. Schools in the neighborhOod
will participate. 1t is contemplated
to make it tho richest affair Of thu
season. Eloquent speeches, fine music
and large crowd will DO the order Of
tho day.
A protructcd meeting was commcnc.
ed a few dnysago at tho Fairvow School
House, under the ministrntion Of Rev.
W. II. Sibbctt, Of Lumbcrport, and
still continues. Tho attendance is
large, and a strong religious feeling
pcryadcs tho community.
Rev. Thomas Cooper preached lis
farewell sermon on The evening of the
10th, ut tho Bulltown school housc.
A large congregation was in attend.
ancu. IL. 9 i.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
On the corners-..No. 9.

Editor Democrat.
Ny last and first was sombre, and
hangs like pail on the thinking part
Of our community. Yet was not the
picture perfect? The photograph can
in part DO gathered by sunlight, on
"tGc Corners" In No. ., promised
a bright corner" free from woe aud
sorrow; but where in our village can
such be found, occupied as they are
by IlCll's Missiles, aud doggerics.
Yo', withal, your "Rambler" found
ono unContaminatCl spot-onO Corner
oblivious of evil surroundings. Music
which sOOthes lhO troubled breast, aud
awakcs tho dormant soul to life and
hope, aud leads US to forget the full.
ness Of sin, sorrow, trouble, and float
to higher spheres. How enchanting,
beTitching and iapturOus tho sweet air
"Write inc a letter from hOmc," on q
balny night, when the azure sky, and
your loneliness lends melody 10 the
sweet sHa!n, ana brings BACK 10 Inn
uays s0IS1y. Inc 'Iuy VINO presided
voice to the charming mir write mo d
lS''et IRON e.,,, lio'ne wllI receive Ine
lhaaks o. .haMoler way IudsG D;
ever ana anon 'hlnk OIL JUS :, nome @n'el,
oPSaeI up an ~ OASIS IN Tue breast o
lMlholcr' on; pEAoOHAr. CONTRAST
seraPn music % S as ABOVE mentioned ne WIZ WIN
1aa' OF Tue oo3I'n damned Of Dog
gerry sOrfSwlusIyet We nave INC
contrast Vn anoshet corner, beside
Iamp poss III fo'e ,'N,. q "ymm a. a.
pug 0 s.p. @ ne ;t or prny lo'
ll,s ! nI itsy LOT yourself sc Is NY re-
P.y At It ts.usSu Ut every u0o!,
knUS , AZ NJ. 'iG , Gu :; ~ nv Eo'I'ns III
%o,a' ~ u /. now tH1 Ssu Is i.,a ~. mu ls
InU,s eau H., - '"S nG nsAs Pqi,ss.,Uyt Mn'
I RS;.hS .a' t ni. &c "u'' AI T e's
I neaO ". ~, .aNv mU ~ my ,0'D No. i
INV ~ uaa Iv.ryOUHy p1 ", ps .'i!
HS hY ~% u ,na '" nI0oo sV'T ' 'IS h. .' an
W. M"I ii sp":Pe ~: a"i. pI' ~
w. D ~. VI 'Vo'o ~ i .'..' "Vi Wv aua wv
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
Organization ola church.
surrOS, August is.

surrOS, August Is.
Editor Democrat.
A Presbyterian Church was organ
lied hero on the 10th inst by the
Rev. W. Il. SiSbet und Elder Floyd
Chrisman, consisting of ten members,
to DO placed under the care Of the
Presbytory of West Virginia. OF the
pcSons uniting six were formerly
members Of the Presbyterian Church,
while four were received on tic pro.
fession of their faith in Christ, ono Of
whom WAS admitted to tho sacrament
Of baptism. Mr.. Andrew Beumcr was
ordained aud installed as Ruling Elder
over this young and promising Church
s.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
A Relic from Brax,on.
surroS, August is.

SuTrOS, August Is.
NJ. Editor.
In looking over various samples and
specimens Of workmanship in tue jew.
ciry establishment Of Mr Il. II. lIum-
phreys, of this place, wo were shown u
rare relic Of antiquity. sent to his place
for repairs, which was an old silver
watch Of tho "bull's eye" pattern that
had neatly engraved upon tho face and
back the name Of flames G. Warren,
1885," and judging from tho work.
manship and general appearance Of the
venerable me-pieco. We have no doubt
the figures truthfally indicated the
time OF its construction or first prOprio.
torship. Moreover, by dilligCnt in.
quiry, VIC arc able to trace it back to
the war Of 1912, and from that stand.
point, have dim chain Of presump'
tive evidence that would indicate its
having been 10 the family, il no. in the
hands, Of the famous General Warren,
oil Bunker Hill, notorlety; and with
no great stretch Of the Imagination, We
can conclude that he fell upon that me.
,norablc battle. field, with the same old
timO.piece, marking tho decreasing
pulsatiOns Of an expiring hero. This,
Of course, is nero conjecture; yet it is
ofthat peculiar kind that amounts to
prcsumptiye fact. What a tale could
the old tinker unfold werc it endowed
with tho requisite faculty. For more
than one hundred years has the old
time observer been going up and down
in the world, having done service for
three or four generations, and still, to
all iuteuts and purposes, able to last a
century longer. In point of improve
mont aud style it is far behind the su.
perb reporters Of to-day, yet in point
Of honor and distinction It is far above
them all, as 1t is tho hero of Bunker
Hill, and the connecting link between
romance and fact-bCtweCn prospect
and fruiiion-betwcCn a Colony and a
Nation. G. !. \.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
Items from BraxtOn.
surrOy, August 90

SUTTON, August 90.
Etlaor Democrat.
Our Circuit Cour. is now in session
Business, under the Jurisdiction o
Judge Holt, is quite lively. John +
Rollins las been tried aud sentenced II
the State Prison for two years. Fish
or and Conrad arc now being tried
They also will doubtless represent III
in tho saulc place.
have no local nGws to writc.
More anon. A CRlrrLE.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
Election Returns from Skin Creek

SKIN CREEK, August IS.
Editor Democrat.
| herewith send you tho vote cast in
our district at tie School election held
on tho Sth inst. f;
County SHpOTnteadeMt-J s. Hall
100, Il s. Bland Is.
President Board Of Educ@ion-w.
v. Chidestrr liz.
Commissioucw-J. h. Roach 80, r.
D. Bartlett 10, Isaac NJ. GnstOn 10,
W. q, IingOr 81.
Tho following gentleman was do.
clarcl elected trustees in tho sub.dis.
lriclsi No. !, II Berry; ., A, Simon;
0, D. II. Ilarrisi 4, Levi Clark 8,
JOln j. Ward O, S O. Jones ; I, NJ.
l.. llardman s, w. G McWhortCr.
Yours Respectfully.
W, V, CnlDEsrER.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
Child Drowned In BraAton,
Mourn OF BlRcu, is.

W. Editor.
On Sunday, the llth inst a sou of
Mr.. Benton Mollohau, of this place.
was drowned. About . o'clock in the
evening the child was missed, md
search was Immediately made, ThC
father at once ran to the river, and on
going down about one hundred yards,
to his horror he found the child driltcd
against log, with life eStinct. The
child was 3 years of age, aud genera
favOritc in the community.
N, i NEwLoS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
TEEDEh1OCR295
MowNuY, Awg .@o

IT would seem that after all, the
American Department at Vispna was
fixed UP in time to receive the udmira'
lion Of foreigners. The Emperor Of
Austria passed many cncomiams upon
it, and was especially pleased with the
display from tho Southern States,
Many diplomas Of homer bavO been
awarded to Americans, and altogether
our country has come out better thar
We were led to anticipate. This, how
ever, is the case. despite gross mis-
management.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
LIOnORS

Is The best in his muflict. lie calls par.
iicular attention to his assortment Of fine
old Rye aud bourbon WHISTLES, which he
oilers at the lowest inarke, prices.
L. TlERNFY. dec u
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
: osENzo D. sTRADER
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Berfrlcv. ". Ia.

Practices In tho Circuit Courts Of Ran.
dolph, and adjoining counties, in the Court
Of Appeals AMI United States Court.
Collections and all other business
promptly attended to.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
FORsALE-TllE VALUABLE
TWO STORY
BRICK STORE /. HOUSE.

Aud other adjoining property, belonging ID
Fred. Brinkmnn, situate Vn Main Street, In
the Town Of llcstOn.
This prOtertyiS the best in town for the
pur, oses OF a store; and Il has also COM
Portable and councillors dwelling house
attached. II Is nearly nCw-llAving been in
use only Two years. II is situated In the
best part Of AIain Street, and Is considered
to he M excellent business stand. Also the
excellent
FRAME STORE HOUSE
formerly occupied by r. l.. KemblC and
Porter johnson. This building Is in good
repair, and Is well adapted 10 the Grocery
or Dry Goods business. Doth the buildings
havcEack lots, with good stable, Ice house,
Sc, in the rear Of tue upper lot. Title
perfect,
No. For particulars apply 10
j. W. W0FFINDtN, or 10
FREDERICK BRINKMAN,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
THE ,TIERNEY HOUSE.

TNNE proprietor Of this oldand pop,
ular stand would respectfully inform
nc public tlla, he has just rsCelycl u foil
unl complete stock vi
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Of tho best qual,ty anil at tho lowest priCts.
lie atnrk nT
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
JosEpH a. WATSON,
= p A ! N T e r,
lInaLn,i LIZ II.

Parties in Lewis and adjoining counties,
Wishing their houses, signs, or furniture
painiCd will 10 we'll 10 communicate with
ME bef6regOing elsewhere. Paper-hanging
and Whi,e-waslilng promptly attended TO
Terms moderate and iIl work warranted
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25
OPEN tic a WORLD
A NEW FLORAL HALF.
has been erected. together with other
buildings, and tho
Track and Grounds

put in fine condition. The Directors
pledge themselves that the Fair shall be
equal, il not superior, in all respects,
to any ever held in this section Of the
State.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-25

M r. FRA NJ.
M. ATTORNEY At LAW
Sutton, BraxtOh County. w. Va.
WIN practice in tie Courts ofBraxion and
adjoining counties, All business promptly
attended TO.
I'm 7, D, RDNIsroN,
~ -PHYsIclClAS ANn BrReEoH
WhC; not professionally engaged can BE-
found a. his otiite and residence, atthe
house f.. merry occupied by Dr.. Camden.
5MBEaSErr, LOUIS BENNETT,
j NJ BENNETT & son,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Weston, W. Va;
Practice in the State and Federal
Courts Of West Virginia.
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The C'ayt.1~y Marble Work.

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81. Il PIKE Street, @,sS 'clprAsearg, W. Va
Marble Tomb
llCtdstones Va
SEES, NANTES, l'n
reau Tops
Stands, kc.
manufactured to
order with neat
ness and dis
patch, aud al
tcduecd rates.
m r,iv file, Sn-PcrSons
~ .,vthinv IT. our line are requested
10 en- before purcn'slnp elsewhere.
G1-The bcStt quality Of Grindstohes
kept constantly on hand. E,r-Mr. Payne
will travel through tue adjoining coun-
ties and solicit orders. tancS-ly
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DREsToN DAWSON,

DREsToN DAWSON,
-nLAcKSNITIl am, IRoS,woRAnR
NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, Bnggies, Wagons, ote., re-
paired on short notice and on tue most
reasonable terns. llorse-shoSing carefully
attended 10:
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F5' ADMlssroS.-Tirst Day
single ticket admitting one pOr-
son, not an exhibitor, 5 q
Exhibitors admitted without
charge on this day.
Second aud third days, single
tickets for each day, admitting
one person only 90
Children under l2 years old 10
A single horse vehicle, 90
A twO.horsO vehicle rs
A 0 or 4 horse vehicle, | 25
Tickets TO the amphitheaLro 10
rOsidcnt-lSAAC JACKSON,
Rcc'd'g SOC.-L. II. WOOD.
Cor. Sec. PORTER JOHNSON,
TrOasurOr-A. NJ. DENT,
Chief Marshal-I'. A. EDWARDS,
Chief Of poliuo-WM. SHIREY.
@ CATALOGUES may DO had at tho
store Of Mr.. Er lIalstOn,
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E5- EntricS-'fhc ESrRY l'EE
in all cases will bo Twenty Per Cent
Of tho Premium Competed for, aud all
entries must be made with reference to
the first premiums.
It's requested that owners Of ami.
mails intended for exhibition will mott.
fy the Corresponding Secretary at least
Que week prior to tho Fair.
re- Hay and STRAW will be Furnish
cd free of expense to all stock entered
for exhibition. Grain will DO fur.
nisllOd Oh tho grounds at reasonable
rates.
An election for Directors will be
held on tho last day Of the Fair.
II is hoped that all persons may
find it convenient to come, and bring
their friends with them. Also TO
bring their fine stock, their Agricultu.
raj, horticultural and Mechanical pro.
ducts, &C., and thus aid tho managers
in making tho Fair a grand success.
It is respectfully requested that The
ladies will have that most attractive
portion Of the exhibition, the various
departments of tho Floral Hall, well
filled on this occasion with tho pro.
duets Of their skill and industry.
Tho Directors desire to make this a
week Of instruction, pleasure and pro.
iitto all. Come with your families,
aud lot It's lave a grand reunion Of
friends from every section of tho State.
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NORTHWESTERN HoTEL,
IN -. WALKER, rRoPRlETol.-
Pike Street, Clprksburg, Hacks
run to aud from the Depot.
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+. LIVELY.

WY. E. LIVELY,
wv -ATToRSEY At LAM
GLENvILLR, W. YA,,
praCtieGI In Gimer, Lewis and adlOin'
lug counties. All business promptly ~
tended to.