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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-31

West Virginia B.rn.
At rules held ia the Clerks a,.' Of III
County Court Of Lewis county on nc lr,
NlonGay In March, lsT1.
Il. 7 Camden, plaintiff
VS..
". r. Patterson, defendant,
" CltAScERY.
The object Of this suit Is to have an agree,
ment entered into by Il. =. Camden and W.
7. Patterson on the 2Gtl day Of March 500
for I'll; sale Of Lot No. Is on the cast side
Of Main street, IN the town of Weston, spc-
ciicAlly executed, md TO subject said lot to
sale in order to pay to tie plaintiff $ 90,
with It's interest, from the 10th day Of
March 1866, being the residue of the pur
chase money for saiL lot, now due and I'M
paid, and to secure which lien exists On
said lot, and also 10 pay to the said plain
Til SS.+I, the COSTS Of Il ~ dgmrnt obtained
against the defendant, ut tue May term 1863,
Of the Circuit Cont of Lewis county, for
the sal $500, with interest from the 2GIh
day oil March, 1866, being for the said pur-
chase money, said judgment being lien on
said lot, and also To pay the costs ofthis
HN'h ahNA ~ Wv NNNAAk ANhk ofAih ANb aNHiA
not sell for sufficient sum Of money to
make the payment aforesaid, thetto sell lot
No 10, d]Oinins said lot No. Island On the
same side Of snid street, the property Of Tie
said defendant, 10 pay the aforesaid julg-
uient obtainCd against him ut the May term
1869, of the Circuit Court Of Lewis county,
for $500, with interest from the goth day Of
March, 1866, til paid, for the purchase mo-
ncy Of lot No. Is, and $s.i7 costs, after
eFcdiiing said judgment with tue net pro-
CCGds arising from The sale Of lot No. ls,Said
Judgment being n lien on said lots Nos. Is
and 10.
And It appearing by affidavit filed that
tie defendant W. r. Patterson Is non.resi.
dent Of this State, and he not appearing, it
Is ordered that lie do appear here within
one month ancr tho lStO ftlc first publica-
ton Of this order, and do what may lie nc
ressIry TO protect lis interest in this suit.
Testc--J. WOOFTER, Clerk.
" G Bennett, plaintiff atty,
March l0.iw-iee $40
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f5,6ElM!5g2Ilt2sau

Eg- WRsroS ASD NICHOLAS CouRr
Houss,-An effort is now being made
and We understand is meeting with
success, looking to tho establishment
Of daily mil route between this
place aud Nicholas Court House. 1t
is probable that the route may DO OK.
tended to the nearest point on the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad. which
will bring the Permanent Seat into
mail communication, at least, with .
little more Of the outside world.
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NOTICE |!

NOTICE!
Having sold my stock Of goods to
4. P. Reay & Co., it is important to
INC TO settle up my business at an car :
" day; and all persons indebted TO
mo are hereby notified that prompt
pay mcnt Of their indebtedness Is most
earnestly requested. Parties can fad
me at my old stand with my books. ac-
counts, &c. 7. A. EDwARDs.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-31

Not going yet, and tLa,'s not the
worst Of it, ain not going to lOays-
want to sell two more loayes Of bread
at 4 cents loaf. GLOW high ir dut?"
+. BRtSKMAN.
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NOTICE.

Having closed out my business in
Weston, I hereby notify ali parties in.
dDbtOd 10 mo 10 call and settle on or
before the LIST day Of April, All nc.
counts not settled by that time will be
placed in the hands Of IN officer for
collection. JAMES l.. SASDrORp.
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FLOODED CATTLE AND SHEEP.

A W w0oDFORD isnow agent for tho
n. sale Of Fine FLOODED Sheep, imported
direct rom Canada, Also, imported Cattle
--rurc blood, Persons wishing 10 purchase
any Oftlic above described stock, will call
On the undersigned, oil Parker u. Goodman
4 Bro, Of Jane Lev. James Lynch, of
Harrison county, will sell one luck lamb
for $50, or pair for 500.
june 10 \. W. wOoDrORD.
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LET DR.. GEOnGE y. MONKS, Dent.
i,t, will visit Weston about tho 1st Of
May, and remain ten days. Office ut
the Bailey House. lie needs no
irscommondatisn-to know ofhis COM
ng is sufficient.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

To ". Y. Patterson, Esq,
TAKE NOTICE, that shall, on tia I'LL
day Of April 1879, at the law Office OrW q,
Bennett, Mt Weston, Hest Virginia, he.
tween the hours Of sunrise and sunset on
that daS, proceed to take the dispositions OF
mysclfand others, 10 10 read as evidence In
my behalf in chaHccry suit pending In the
County Court Of l.ewis County, wherein you
are the defendant aud ! am plaintiff. And
IL for any cause tho taking or the same "
no, commenced, or II CO.amcncCd be no,
completed on that day, the @kiAg Of the
same will be adjourned from dayio day, or
from time to time, at the same place and
between llg same iOuts, until tho same
he completed.
Giyca under my hand, this I'D day OF
March 1873. II. +. CAMDEN,
Ny Counsel
March lO.iw-!ccs5.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-31

A better assortment Of stogics and
tobacco at Briukmna'S than any other
place in Weston.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-31

Coffee % cts per pound, sugar 1913
cts, and all other goods III proportion,
at Brinkman's.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-31

Drinkman's Candy. Brin kman's
bread aud crackers. Brinkman's nice
advertisement, la!
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-31

How ISL der pop, CHI Time to
commence! Der Driumph Pop, &c.
Der Grown Prince, Frederick.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-31

NOr.cr.-suuday business has been
closed at tho Brick Shanty.
i. BmSKMAN.
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EIOME INSURANCE co
Oh
Columbus, Chic
CASH CAPITAL, 100000 90
CASH ASSETS G3S,l47 81

The gradual increase of strength at lilo
nomc makes lis Policies better nj Expiration
than when first isEurh. This gradual in
crease is guaranteed by It's plan of business;
none but First-Class Risks are written Mt
paving rates.
The Home pays for Live Stock when III
surcd and killed by Lightning, without nj.
CrOncc 10 the place where Killed. ltpLys
damage by Lightningto Buildings, whether
burned or not.
Farmers fluid the Company TO he just tic
one they want
Merchants GET tho best Of Security in lie
Policies
EoTE.-Tlii, company has fulfilled all iIlR
requirements Vi the Insurance Law Of tbs
State.
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NOTICE.

Desiring TO close up all accounts for
the last year, We request those that
have accounts with US not settled, to
call aud do SO at oncO, rs their ac-
counts arc now made up for settle.
mcnt. Very Respectfully,
A. A. LEWIS.
Jan. 90, 1873. Per Il.
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Z" Queen Of The West. ("

The Bucket is so arranged that by
means Of a valve, it fills aud dischar'
Cos, as required, at the bottom, thus
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-31
AVOIDING TIE TIPPING AND
ROCKING Of THE BUCKET

Il OIDINu IHE M 4Np HlH
ROCKING OF TIE BUCKET
As is tho case with most Water
Drawers. The top Of the Bucket be.
ing always open, It can DO dipped from
same as an ordinary well bucket. 1t
has no projecting hooks, rods or At.
tachmsnts Of any kind to interfere with
the bucket, aud is SO constructed that
it can DO
USED with SAFETY by CHILDREN
provided with ratchet, which
prevents any accident that may occur
by carelessly allowing the Bucket to
descend too rapidly.
TIE CHAIN
| is fat square link. nude heavy and
strong and we'll galvanized to keep it
from rusting, and is so constructed
that it is impossible for 1t TO slip or to
cause trouble by freezing. Adore"
T. P. REAY 4 Co Solo Agents fol
Lewis county
BOYD. MILLER s. 60.
Wheeling, W. Va.
Also, Manufacturers Of
THE "WEST VIRGINIAN" IRON
HILLSIDE PL0WS, and othOr
Wood aud Iron Hillside, Cen
trc Lcvcrand Steel Con-
tro Plcws, aud dea.
lers in
PURE AND FKEsn
! TIMOTHY,
CLOVER,
NY. NIUE GRASS, ano
| ORCHARD GRASS SEEDS
4
.-Also-
LANDRETHI's
warranted Vegetable and Flower Seed
And every description of MACHINE
RY aud TOOLS used on a Farm
The well known UNION OI1URi
always 10 stock.
BOYD, MILLER & Co,
: AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
Wheeling, W. Vi
Feb IL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29
Violating the Law-Arc Councilmer
Responsible

ON page 500 Of the new ordnance book, may be
foand law, which says 'lor all work and labor
hereafter required to be done, and goods chattels
wares, machinery, merchandise, and materials iur-
nshed' "where the cost will probably exceed fifty
dollars the officer or committee having such bus
insss in charge shall publicly invite sealed propo-
sails tor the doing of such work, and give the con-
contract to the lowest bidder"
Notwithstanding this law has been in existance
about ten years, and was known to be IN the new
ordinance book, it was deliberately violated by
the chairman OF the committee on Public Build
ings, who presented and was paid bill of Sl5S-
0j, for work, which every member knew was done
without law Ii such exhibitions of awlessness are
permitted by the heads of committees, who should
set better examples, what else can be expected OF
those who do not assist to make ordinances, than
that they will violate and set them asider Ihe
attention of the Council was called TO this matter
as We learn from the proceedings by one or two
members of that body, but no excuse was offered
BY tbs offending committee man.
There is no fine no penalty for the violation OF
ordinance Of this character; and the position
Of councilman is one which secures TO the people
40 responsibility 'chatcrer. He gives 10 security
for the faithful observance of tho laws aud ordi-
nances, except his oaA when he is about TO take
his seat, aud auy one can see how easily 1t IS to
svAde and set this responsibility aside from this
case Ii Job of Sl5s06 will temp: n member TO
set aside and violate law and conscience, what
may we expect when there is large jobs TO do bat
that the law will be regarded SIS obsolete. 1t is
nunsence to talk about the responsibility OF coun-
cilmea under such circumstance. With what face
can Mr. Fo uIk demand of any of his fellow mem
bers or committee men that They shall not do as
he has done. A councilman giyas 10 security, and
is in nowise more responsible than the case here re-
ferred to shows Mr. Fo NIX 10 he for any act he
does of this kind or vote he gives. The majority
may repeal or set aside this ordinance at any time
and divide up the work among themselves; and
s1sp their fingers at the people. They can Tefere
t)re-elect them but what do they care about a
reelection; many of them viii tell you that :hey
10 not desire the office, and would prefer TO be
left Of the ticket.
These remarks are not partlzan and may be sp-
piled to any member who subjects himself to the
charge of violating the law. We have as much
eSpect for Mr.. Folk as his fellow members, and
perhaps should not have called attention TO the
matter had he not been member Of church in
high standing, from whom is expected the
most implicit obedience OF the law.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29
Eneourarane he Growth Of TlhpSer

The bilI signed by The President. 10 eEcoapaGe
the growth d timber on the Western prairies pro
vides among other things that any person who
shall plant and protect Gnd keep in healthy,
growing condition, for ten years, forty acres OF
timber trees thereon, not being more than twelve
feet aI art each way, any quarter section OF any
public lands Of tho United States, shall bc entitled
to a pateut for the whole of ssid quarter section
at the expiration Of the ten years, ON maAng
nroof of the fact by not less than two credItabe
witnesses The bill further provides that each
and every person, who, under the prescription and
homestead laws having homestead, and who' at
the end of the third year OF his or her residence
thereon, shall have had under cultivation an acre
of timber trees thereon not mere than twelve fet
apart each way, and in good and thrifty cond :
ton, for each and every hundred and sixty acres
of homestead shall, on the proof OF two credloie
and that none of the lands shall become liable Tor
the satisfaction of any debt or debts contracted
before
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29
The Liberty of tho Press.

The liberty Of the Press, is sacred TO people
who would maintain their freedom. Tyranny is
always in dread Of free press; the press must
always be muzzled before the people are enslaved
by autocraiie rulers; and, therefore, it is that it is
deemed better, in our country, 10 indulge the
Press even 10 hcense. And il is too frequently the
that inexperienced persons think that because
they arc connected With the Press they should be
permitted TO use unsuarded expressions and in
dulge in the most slanderous and provoking inu-
endues and assaults. If called to account they
Immediately raise the cry that the Liberty of The
Press is attacked and about 10 be destroyed. In
TOO many cases the writer's ior The Press have dis
graced themselves and the papers through which
their ISLANDERS appear by ialsehoods of which they
should be ashamed and al least take The first op-
porunity to correct. But 1ase pride or bad
motives frequently prevent those who make
charges from correcting them.
The cases of this character are not 50 numerous
as foremrlyi but there is still room for reform in
The Press in this particular. The recent SANDER
upon lady in Dover, which is said 10 have had
lis origin in an attempt to blaeI,mail or extort
money; was greedily gathered mp and circulated;
but no retraction Of il has been published in our
eotemporaries, although the GAZETTE exposed
and denounced the slander The ne1t day after It
was published. Since then ex Alderman Vincent
has called on Us and told that lie regretted e4-
ceedingly having anything 10 do with the matter,
Of the truth OF which ho knows nothing, and he
believed he had been deceived by one who is
either an imposter or is dcmented by a delusion.
The ISLANDERS hurled at the Democratic Speakers
aud members Of the Legislature are of the same
character There is word ol truth IN them and
they are coined for purpose that purpose Is IN
the interest of the opposite party and not ofthe
people.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

Mr.. Maris is reported by Mr.. Pride, as saying,
in a speech at Dover-"Himself and colleagues
had recently been the objects of a most scurilous
and libelous attack by the Ga=rHe, but nothing
had been said about It."
We should be.obliged to Mr. Maris If he would
point ont this attack. We arc not aware Of hav-
ing said any thing that was either "scurious, 4"
'lbelousT or untruthful. We are much in doubt
about the truth of the report and think Mr. Mars
has been misrepresented.
Since the above was in type, Mr.. Maris has
called at our Office aud said he did not recolect
the use of the words "scurilous" and "Iibelous. 4"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29
Too MwcI. press ana a,alk.

1t is not fattering commentary on the meth
DDS of education and the social customs adopted
by wealthy class OF Americans that IN some of
the best schools for girls in Europe pupils from
America are refused admission. DIR. MARY FAF-
FORD, in the Herald Of Heath, says that the pre-
ceptor of a school at Frankfort on-theMain tod
her that Am-rica girls dress 50 extravaganty al
think and talk so much about their clothes that
tley disturb the quiet, SIMPLY ways Of the Gsrmf n
girls, exerting an influence so undesirable that
their absence is preferred to the money they would
bring She also says that in Dresden IN Ameri-
can lady of her acquaintance, for the same reason
found 1t impossible to place her daughter in pri-
vate school.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

The Ihiiadelphia Star says it once knew a
member Of the Pennsylvania Legislature who, in
whiting The word Schuylkill, spelled it sculeil
This may seem strange, but it is true. There is
one now occupying a seat at Harrisburg who
writes to q constituent about the "Sentennial
Sslsbration," and who thinks the Centennial
Is nothing more than scheme intended for the
Improvement Of FairuOuht Park. Sneh repre-
ssntatives would do well to place themselves Ua-
der the care Of the schOolmaster once more and
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

The DAILY GAZETTE is published every afternoon.
except Sunday at 416 Market street. and served By
carriers to subscribers in all parts of Wilmington
and the surrounding towns and villages, for six
cents a week. payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
IS. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

WILMINGTON, Del. March 10, 1873.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29
fright aiafs.
nu@h'B
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves q wharf shove Chestnut street. Philadsl-
phlA daily at p.ms and French street Whan. VII.
mtnatons at ?. p. helght handled eaFslully and
spd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

familiarizs themselves with tho history Of their
country. 1hatis severe. hut no doubt true.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29
A HEAVY STOCK OF pRING & SUMMER
CHEAP e0oTS AND SHOES,
Second ST., doors West of Market.
New Root and Shoe Store,
n GEO. S. HAGANY,

No. 2 WEST SECOND STREET -
- between Market and Shipley has just laid In
a large and varied assortment of Boots and Shoes
for Ladies. Gentlemen, Boys, Misses and Children,
all hieh he proposes TO sell at prices TO suit the
present times and respectfully asks the public to
Pu and eK anime his stock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29
DAILY GAZETTE.

o. P. JOHNSON, EDITOR AND PEorRIrToR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-29

The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established l7Sl.
is the largest and most hourishing weekly the
state. and has larger circulation than any other
on the Peninsular. Published every Friday morn
ing at 81 q year. in advance.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-28

a beautiful young girl who has been
travelling lathe West as drnrsmer for a
VIII lesale grocery house Of Boston, has
Just been Discharged BY her employer
because che inducedethc retail iealsrs to
order more goods shan they wers able 10
dispose Of or pay for. ) sSs..s -
'sKuo COS Of axejon, !, was tho Efistsu
verdict a, MonsiSello. tIowa) jufys
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-28

''Why, Ichabod, Thought you got
married MORN a year ago?" swell,
aunt Jerusha, it was talked of, bus I
found out that the girl and all her folks
were opposed to il, aud so I jest give
'em all the mitteni aud let the thing
drop" .,..,s
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-10-09

How To MANAGE AN UNMANAo..
ABLE Horse A Tea l,;fui aud high
p r,ted h"r>e would nrver ail,w -
sh". I" b. pu' "n hts feet Or any pet.
s,u to l,audie his feet. In sn a,temp'
:" sh'e such house recently he rrs,~,
ri all IF ,rts. kicked aside everything
but m anvil. aud came nea' ki'I,n-
himself against that, aud finally w"-
brought back I" his sable unsho.,.
Thus detect Was just on the eve I"
.s'usiguin. him I" the pl"w; where he
might w"k barcf~t, whe" II" "ffi':"'
in our service, lately returned tr"u'
M~x'co. to K cord sh"ut the SIZE III n
c"pm"n be'ic",d put it in the m"u'n
# the horse like a bit, aud tied i,
tightly "n the ANIMALS head, px>siu-
tue left ear u"d.r the string. not p.,n-
fully tirht, but tight enough t" kc-p
the ear down and the cord iu place
This d.."e he p"ttd the horse gently
,n the ride Of the head. aud cum 'nan,i
I'd him to to:L'w; and Instantly the
horse "beyed. perfect y suhdu.d and
AZ gentle and "te,ilcnt a. . we'll train
ri dog; suf ring his feet t., b. htt-"
with e"'ire imPu"i'y. acting in all re-
p. Cts like an old s,ayy-r. tn. ge T.
IT, man VII" furnished this exceedingly
simple mesns If subduiny u very dan
i-r"us propensity, i"t:m tied that it Is
prac,icrd in Mexicu aud S,.ut, 4 ner
ics in TIE n.anagemr Mt "t Wild horses
New York (onsn.e,ciL advertiser
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-10-09

WY PurAruE, kUX Uur 80 SuoN
II" nearly sii the craps thai taruus I.
'aise they aim to have the se. d better
than the average VI the produc w"'c'.
they s-ll; bur to this rule p.',s,.'-s IL, u
4" except"n. The, viii tax. pa'"s
- screen out IT their wheat, osts "
barley, not only sll fout seed, bu, ~.
smsll, sl'ru"ken, dcies,ive grains
They save nooe but the most p rt.c,
ears Of c"rn. but when they cou I"
ave seed for tn. l"ts,o crup. they ,oo
"ften use for seed those tuhcrs tina.
are too small u sell. 1t IL no, sur.
pri>iny that this s"urse, pursued year
after year. should have = tsudcncy to
run out varieties. We c"py from a"
-xchange ss'ine remarks up'm tbs sub-
j~ct: ''S".ue one a-ks why It is tia,
p.hst"es g., sopu run vut. There are
~" grand reasuns. There are but E.w
Ta'ssfOes in hill that are 6t fur seed.
>"'"e ars overgr"w", c,'arse, ra.k, a"d
will not transmit the original duality
y hers are u"ders ound, aud not iu,'-
''rvel"prd seed. A potato "t ued'u"
~,z'' perfect in all its parts. witt
" ~ "f ground will produce it,
X, , mi iixi"'tx... Que other ressm
IA tug r".'us betw. en- stem at"
>,'.d c"d c""tiuualIy, viii d. u"raliz
he i".'"u i"". 1t "qu'r,s the s,eu.
'"d se. d e"d I" make Perfect seed. u
rut, cut Ie"gthw,>s. S.""le eyes viii
~" "at any p'ssto Tn~re + tn ut,'.r
Sc. d thar vii. bear mlt,lat i"n like I'll.
p'"sto; the only wonder is tust It dues
"Ot ru" GU r'in pleteIy.