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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CLARENDON.
C. Slaysman, est Line Mrs. Rankin, Coast L.
Stage Co Stage Co
Miss Bryant Coast In ID MCCULLOUGH, ST
Stage Co Sol Foorman, S f
j. Stewart, S Brnrdno, d. Lewis, Ell Monte
q. III. Howard, Ranch ]. Martinez, Ranch.
PICO.
DR.. L. S.Webb & wf,NY r. B. Trut, ny
A. Basel, ST Chalmers Scott s Dgo
W. Brown, Sn Diego h. Watts, Sn Brnrdno
Mr. Il Mrs. Freeman w. Oge, Gin
Guild, Centinella Ranch
LAFAYETTE.
&c. Morgan, Rivrsd On ]. s. Morrill,, Riverside
X. Barry & VT Canyon
q. c. Howard Lowell II. Newton, f
q. Freedom, S f j. Miller, Canada
j. Green, Boston p. +. O'Donohue, s Bar
w. b. Cullen q wife, Jno. Bender, Memphis
Memphis, Tenn A Cline, ST
s. Ill. Winter Idly ST M. Ybarra & lady, f
=. Hill, Nevada Il. b. Clements, Cousa
j. IL .Constantince, s CT G. w. Halden, do
a. Lewis, Buffalo j. Tibbets, Ell Monte
UNITED STATES.
J. Bridge, # Us. Garcia Cucamngo
L. Sachre, M. d. Allen, TuIare Co
). ". Hutchins, Lkprt L. Nathan, S
j. X. Bruce, do $. Jones, do
II. N. Robinson, Hrtfd II. K Safer, Wilmgn
Geo Brown, s + j. Hamilton, S +
A. Groysengfer, W. B. Leverich,
L. Il. Cummins, b. s. Ball,
e. Schwing,wf boy, ]. StoIlenberg, Denver
c. II. Palma, Fred. Kalb.
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May 9th-l25 bxs oranges, 2 cs mdse, Ito
bales wool, AL SKIS corn 50 SKIS cornmeal. u
bXS lemons.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SOLD REPORT.
- SAN FRANCISCO, May 9th.
Gold, 1925. 49,
misunderstanding, S934; selling, 9Oa.


San Francisco Mark cts by Telegraph.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9th
FLOUR-S5 75a6.
WHEAT--Sl 90@l 9212
BARLEY-Sl 82l%4i s.
OATS-Sl 55@l gu.
POTATOES-l 0H61l %
ONIONS-6d7c.
HAY--Sl4ul9.
COkN-Sl 7561l so.
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PIoughing and Grading.

DERSONS WISHING CITY LOTS
L ploughed or graded can leave their
orders at No. 53, corner Of Third and Fort
Streets mar3l-tf.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-23
1hs Gllner sherlrAlty.

A friend in Gilmsr writes u, a letter
this week from tue Holt stand point
and therein attacks ,hs veracay Of our
correspondent Of last week but The
lettst came toe late fer ths ws,k, I'll,
subs,ancs Of Il is about a fellows: Lat.
That due notice was given by po,.ers.
&e, in Ill the public place. II tl,
county, that the election Wsuli b. hsld
10 Oil the vacancy 10 Tue OifSs Of SIbsr.
if; 2, that said election was duly he,d
10 pursuance Of la~. and an order d
che County Court: 80. that the new
law. ptOriding for The fllipg Of vsesn.
ei's, was not chen passed; 4th, that 10
pursuance Of said law aud order Of The
Court, an election was held, Vherelt
about tNofhirds Of The voters Of tie
eeanty-an average yO,e-sAnS 10 the
pells. and Mr.. Holt was elected by
100 m'jsrity, and Immediately there.
after hsqualiisd aud gave benz, which
was approved by the Court, and On.
tered upon bis duties as Sheriff. 6.
that The people Of Gilmsr do eomplsip
about Judge Stalnaker's AppoinImspt =.
y, That tbe appointment or Dir lla,sI
wM afmngsd, aud that gentleman,
bond approved. 10 . private room IL
Hotel. contrary to The wish.
a
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-23
The Rebel Forces.

In The November numbers Of lh,
Eclectic and the Laad We Love, 1860
m interesting and important CORES,
pondsnoe was published between Dr..
Joseph JOneS, Secretary Of the Hi,tOr.
ical Society, and General s. Cooper,
ex.Adjutant General Of tho Csnfedsr.
ute States. From that source We glear
the following facts for the benefit Of
those who are not 50 fortunate ss ts
have preserved q fle Of tho magazines,
Such facts are startling even to thos.
who participated in tho Southern
struggle;
/. The available force, Of tho Con,
fed.ra.e army did not during tho val
exceed 100000 men.
2. The Confederate States never hIt
10 their defence more than zoo, 0OC
men in the field at one time.
8. From 1861 to 1865 the Conted
ststs force, actively engaged were only
600, 900.
4. The total number Of deaths dur.
log that time were 100000.
5. Losses ofpriSoners counted az 10.
ial losses on account Of tho United
States policy Of exchange, eco, 900.
8. At the close Of the war the force
Of the Confederate army vas less thar
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-23
$500 PEI CAPITA.
The wealth q Levi. couaty.

A mathematical friend has furnished
US with the figures, by which II ap-
pears tha. the a,ses,ed value Of tie
real and personal value Of the real aud
personal property IN this county, gives
. proportion Of 81, ao0 To every man,
woman nd child within its borders.
or course the apetsea value Is bat
about tWs.tbirds Of the actual worth ai
she property enumerated; 80 that
there Is 10 fact nearly $4,000 worth oil
property to every person in the county.
This Is q showing Of which We may
Justly boast. Ohio has frequently
Dragged about having 81 900 TO every
inhabitani, and no other State, We
believe, Except Yves. Virginia. can
compare with her in this regard bul
here comes the little county Of Lewis,
with three times that amount per CAPT.
IA. Hurrah for Us!
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-23
1n.truc.lon. to Road surveyors.

A circular has just been Issued BY
the eousty Court notifying certain
parties in the various read precincts Of
The county, Of thoir appointments q.
Surveyors Of RoAds. The circular
alss has the following instructions u
the parties 90 appointed:
Every Surveyor Of Roads, within 10
days after be Is nsiifcd Of hi, appeint.
neni, shall make oath or affirmation
before some one authorised to admin.
lister oaths, that be will support the
Constitution Of the United States and
tue Constitution Of this State; and
that he will faithfully perform the du.
ties Of the office Of Surveyor Of Roads
to the best Of his tkill and judgment. y
lfany person appointed Surveyor Of
Roads refuses 10 serve. he shall forfeit
$40; but he may DO relieved from
serving BY applying TO the County
Court
lie ,h.ll superinl.Dd The couuty
Roads and Bridges, .nd cause the same
to DO put In good repair. kep. well
drained and clear Of rocks, falling tim.
Der. land slides aud other distractions.
Where there is an important bridge,
and the Surveyor ea1net, with the
means and labor At his command, keep
it in repair. be shall rspoh the fac.
promptly to che County Court. When
q County Road 10 suddenly distracted
at any time Of tue year, or q County
Bridge from any cause rendered unsafe,
be shall Immediately order such nam.
Der Of persons as are liable to work on
che road Is may be necessary, and with.
Unavoidable delay cause such Ob.true.
ton 70 be removed from the road, or
the brid &c made safe. He shall make
q report at The Juns torn Of the County
Court Of the condition Of the Roads and
Bridges under bis charge; the amount
oflabOr and money expended during
the year; the improvements made or
deemed necessary to DO made; also,
the amount ofllbsr and money necei.
sary 10 pu, such Roads aud bridges 10
good repair. lie shall cause all asle
persons not under 81 nor over 90 years
Ofage, who reside in his precinct, aitst
giving lbOu at least 0 days notice, 10
attend ia person OF by sufficient sub.
'tiIuiO, with necessary tools, 10 work
90 the road 2 dly., aud ,uulI additional
lime % tic County Court may require.
'eiEsea Tie lst day Of April aud lhs
llI day Of November II any person
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-23
Tho Legislative Recess.

"That tie truth Of history may b.
yindieatea," We give tho following List
Of The members Of the late House OIL
Delegates ofthis Stats, who refused 10
take pay for the 20 days recess, during
the holidays. It iI Is follows:
John H. Miller, Fayette county;
John Hinehnan, Monroe; james
withroW, Gresnbrier; Marion GWinn.
Summers; A. A. Lewis, Lewis; ].
W. Stout, Wood.
This list, small ai Il Is, il made ~
exclusively Of Democrats. Ithas moi
the lsaven Of one solitary Republican
(nOr even Jacob" man) aud
yet, as everybody knows who read
the papers at The timc, The Radical
press hoNled necessarily on that sub.
jeel. ssf
Tho fact is, The members had a per.
feet legal right 70 take this money
but morally Il was wrong; but We here
find that not q single representative Of
the party Of great moral ideas could
let that $50 Clip through his fingers.
Comment is unnecessary.
We desire TO call attention TO The
fact that Mr. Lewis, Of this county, |.
in The Roll Of Honor.
The State Senate, (aud among then
the Senators from this DISTRICT almsst
uuauimOu.ly declined TO receive pay
for the recess and this is accounted
fer by the fact that that body Wai
nearly unanimously Democratic.
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fail TO pcrfotn The work required Of
him, he shall pay 10 She Sheriff 81 25|
for each day he 50 fails. The Survey.
or shall, on tho LIST Of November, make
two lists Of all persons who have failed
10 work On the roads after proper noti-
6ealion during the previous year. One
Of said lists hC shall deliver 10 tho Shcy,
ia, and the other, AFTER tho Sheriff shall
have endorsed thereon his receipt for
such delivery, he shall Gle with the
Clerk Of the County Court. II any
sum charged in said list is not paid in
10 days after they are placed in bis
hands. The Sheriff may disIrain for tue
same, in the same manner as for State
and county taxes. The Surveyor Of =
road may. with the approval Of the
County Court, exempt any person who
is unable to work, and Wha Is unable
TO pay the conmptatioH.
II = Surveyor Of 4 road fail to per.
form any duty required Of him BY law,
and there is no other penalty prescribed
therefor, 10 shall b liable 10 an in,
dielmen. OF preseptmspi, and upon con.
yietion thereof shall DO fnod no. lssl
than S5 nor more than $50 for every
such offence.
Every Surveyor Of Rosds shall do.
liler all tools, beokS, papers, H.. per
tanning 10 bis Office 10 his successor.
Whenever 4 Surveyor Of Roads fndl
il absolutely Necessary to employ tesnI
IN his road prsciacl, be shall give th'
party owning The team esrti6sat, o
The number Of days such team was en-
ploysd. and Tho price agreed upon
The party hsldipg such certificate ihal
file the same with the Clerk Of th'
County Court before the June term o
said Court, and when approved by tn,
Court, . drait will b issued for II.
payment. II the owner Of such team
Is liable 10 work on roads, the Survey
or will deduct 81 25 per day from
the price Of such team kaud The driy
ar
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turs, which do not at all enter into the
merits OfthS case at bar
It is now in order for some gentle
man who views the matter from Ibs
lays stand point, to clear away the
gloom created by tho above iudict.
meat. As the matter now stands,
Fletcher has 1.-The bs.t holt" and mus
retain the Office If our friend Of THU
week is correct,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-23
Staie "a Rtit Hirqfaia.

State Of RtR Firyiaid.
A TRULEs held In The clerks otieo Of
IA The eiresii esurt for the county Of
Gilnsr, on ihe LIST Monday In February, 1874
John y. w. Helt plaintiff,
William p. Norris, &C., defendants.
" rIANcERr uPoN Az ATTACHMENT.
Tho object Of ibis suit sts recover ofibs
defendant William P. Norris the amount Of
Eve several notes and bonds, In the bill
mentioned, four ofwhleh were executed BY
said defendant TO tho plaintiff, and one tI'
eeutsd TO the defendant John 5. Bfannon,
and assigned to the plaintiff, amounting To-
gelhsr, Including intefeit Al The Institution
Of this suit, 10 tie san Of t7iI 80 esnis,
and 10 sell the sitAte ofths said dsfsndAni,
real and personal, In The esunty Of Gilmsr,
which has been attached In this cause for
'he payment thsfeef and The Costs ofthls
suit. And II appeafing BY snidavit Sltd
that tie taid defendant William P. NsrriS
10 not . resident Of the State OF West Wiz.
GINA, and 10 net appearing, II 10 ordered
that be de appear here within one monih
afisr The da:e Of The fut publication Of ibis
order, and do, what may be nertsnlIy 10
protect his interest In this suit,
Acopy-Atits,e
Fleming & Bennett, pq i.b s-tt
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BACK PAY IN TnR SCHOOL
FUND.
Throw ltoat,

As will appear from the letter psb,
lished below, Hon. Frank Hereford,
the member ofCOngrsss from tho Third
listric. Of this State, has donated the
amount OF his back pay TO the State
School Fund, ITO DO used for the ed
us,tiOn Of The children Of tho State for
ever" We are willing to give Mr..
Hereford due ersdi. for oil The good
intent he may have in this matter, and
for his yot,a against The Salary.Grab
iHhmy, but We protest against any
part II This money being used for edu.
ealianal purposes; and We protest
againIt il reception for tha. purpose
BY the State Superintendent. From
beginning to end, The Salary Grab law
was Justly rega rded by the people as a
"sTEALi" and Whenever The people
have had an opportunity to express
their viswi upon the subject, they have
placed upon Il the seal Of their condem-
nation. i was . ste,l in ia inception
and IL Its eonSpmmatien By virtue
Of the vote Of tho dominant party in
Congress, The money was STOLEN
from the Golfers Of the Government,
and the man who voted against tho law
had no more right 10 participate in the
steal than the actual thieves. "Tbo
receiver Is as bad a. the thief,"is an
axiom that time does not prove 10 be
fallacious. Itthis money vas stolen.
then Notwithstanding the protest Of
Mr.. Hercford) what right bad ho TO
take bis proportion Of the stsali lie
should have returned Il to the Treasury
0ftho United sta.ss, where IL properly
belongs; aud no. sought TO have our
children educated upon tho proceeds Of
.heit and fraud.
We know not why Mr.. BJrne ac-
ospts tho money; but We do knew that
The people reject tbs gifs with soorn.
Tax them as much as you please for
school purposss-thsy are willing "a
pay-but do not insult them by q gifl
Of stolen money.
We trust that Mr.. Byrne will al
once feel Il bis duty to return The
money to Mr.. Hereford and thit Mr.,
Hereford will Immediately place The
amount 10 The credit Of Uncle Sam in
the Treasury oft United slatOs.
Tho letter from Mr.. Hereford readi
as follows:
Housl or REPRESENTATIVE,
WAsuIsoros. Jan. 20
Hon, B. " Byrne, Sept Of SehOOl'
Of ReR Tryisid.
DEAR SIR:-Enclosed l send Jeu I
check for four thousand SIX hundred
and seYsnty.iour dollars aud eighty
cents. The above Is the amount paid
to me by virtue Of the law passed BY
the 42d Congress, and generally known
as the "bacf pay" Ia the 42d Con.
grsss l voted against the said law, by
which tho salaries were increased, and
by which such back pay" was given
me. In this, tho 43d cOsgrs.,, !
voted 10 repeal said law and 70 return
said back pay 10 the National Treasu.
~. Congress repealed the law bul
defeated tha. feature returning the
"back pay"
Congress having taken anal action
on the matter, as have before stated
I now send you q check for sale
amount upon q bank where It has bees
awaiting tho action Of Congress. ]
desire that you invest said amsuus il
the "Irreducibls School Ruud" Of oui
State, to DO devoted, forever. to the
education Of the children Of the State
Please acknowledge the receipt Of th,
check. Yours truly.
FRASk HEEEIoSp.
|
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-23

Re,s Trgiaia. ak
ArBuLRS held in The eisrk'l oilies OF
The circuit court 81 Randolph county /, en The
ifst Monday in February, 1874.
Alba Chenewsih,
Jshn ]. chsnewsth, Elijah n. ChsnsNelh,
Thomas Chensweth, James chenoNeth,
Archibald CheneWsth, Jacob chene-
weth, Cotman ChenpWesh, Sarah
Chen lws,h, Eli wesse and the widow
and hsirs Al law ofJchn Pciro, dseeaS-
Cd, partisi unknown, defendants.
nuiisctny.
Tho object OF tiiissnli 10 10 partition, %
sail and diitribuie the proceeds, according
10 the respective intefeil1 Of The owners, =
tract Of land containing 1910 aerss, lying on
the east side OF Cheat Mountain, on thswa.
isrs sfRbcrnan's Greek, waisrs Of the Ty-
CARTS Valley Rirsf, IN the comfy Of Ran
dolph State II Nest pifrinln. AID ap-
psafing BY affidavit fled In this cause that
The widow and heirs at lawof Jobs Pstro,
deceased, are parties unknown, and thsy
not appearing, Il IL ordered that they do
appear here within one mouth Ai,sr the
dale Of the hrst publication Of this order,
and do what l. Necessary 10 protect thur
interests In this suit. Tests-
LELAND KIfTLE, CLshK.
D. stfader, pc fshs-4u
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iKea Virginia.
AtRules held IN The Clerks 0tliec OF the
Circuit Court Of Randolph county % he fr,t
Monday IN February, 1874.
Warrington ]. Long,
Abraham Q. Kard, Emn,s RueEy .ua
Nehemiah CaTptr,
~ n cIANckRI.
The object OF this suit Il TO obtain a d.
cres to sell usci Of one hundred acres Of
land, sold to Abraham o. Ward and Em-
met Buckley TO pay $500 due the plaintia.
the balance Or The purchase nonsy for aid
land. And II SAID land shall Ssll ior
mere than EuAieieht 10 pay the
debt interest and coats Of thh suit, 10
direct the same 10 DO paid 10 Wards ersdi,
tors and Iaid Buckley, 'ths aid Garper be-
Ing. one ofthe creditors Of iaid Ward. And
Il appearing by aGdaTit fled in thu case
thai The defendant Abraham O. Ward isnot
resident Of this State, and be not spear
ing, II l. ordered that h do appear hsrs
within ono meath amer the hrIt polarization
Of this erder, and Dc Ehas may b nsesila-
~ 70 protect his interest In thll suit,
Telte-
LELAND KETTLE, cLllk.
David Coz, pq feb arlt
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SRA8,l.AEgq

S@ABRATgg
Clover, Timothy and Blue Gras, Seed,
AZ CHLLHAsr's.
8 tsnss Irsn, and 90 Kegs ofNails,
AT CHALIANf's.
BlactsmilLi tsol,, complete sets
AT CHALrAsF's.
Hardware Of al kinds, plain and fancy
Al CnALYAsr's.
Woeds Mower, al GrangerS prices,
At CLAIMANTS.
Corn Shelters, Water DraWers, Granger,
At CnALrAxrs.
Groceries, Good Black and Grson Tea
atT5 cents aud 81 per pound,
Al CLAIMANTS.
Best Sugar 12i cents, Coffee a. Gran
gers prices,
Al Claitsnfs.
Lamps, and other fixtures, reduced,
Al CAalfanfs.
Additions 10 our stock every day,
AZ ChalfaHfi.
Belong to no high price combinations.
AZ CkalfaAis.
woodbtd's bcst Family Flour,
AZ CaaDanfi.
All bills that I owe ] want e pay
call aud get your money
At CAdlanf,.
All bills that you eve me, call and
pay, by cash or note,
Before purchasing elsewhere, call and
500 The goods and prices
aaff Al C1aJanfi.
be New goods every week
Al CAaitanfs. 7
Shall 10 glad 10 see you all
~ Wayants
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-23

Fsa Tfrginia.
AT RULES held in ths elerk's oAes Of
The circuit court o. Randolph esunty, On the
fttt Monday In February, 1874.
Zebulon MuIgrars, administrator de bons
non, with the will ANNEXED, Of Pinek-
ney b. Arnstt, deceased, surviving part.
ner ofihe Ats frn efPineknsy D. Ar
nett and Linney Arnslt, late merchants
and partners Ia business, and tradinI
under The name, firm and style sfP.
b. and L. Arnstt and A. N. Priehafd,
70.
William Bennett, Frederick Berlin, Connie
dote 2. Rohrbough, Asbury Stalnat.f.
William Wallace, Granville 3. Jarvis
Henry Boggtss, O. D! Camden, Joshua
Quick, James =. Kills, Susan Ana
Kittle, Joseph pArklty, Jesse II. Md-
den, William Madden, James Hornbeef
and Rsama King. Tort
N eiiAIottr.
The object Of thls suit ID to snfores . juds-
ment lien In favor OF zebulom HusgraIsi
administrator, kc., ofPinekney D. Lrnsit
ke., aKainIt William Bennett, for the SAN Of
sl,6i6 "a eentS, wiihint,rost thereon from
tnu Attn ug " AukuaI lluVdf III 20
And Judgment LEA Ii favor Of 4. N
pfiehkrd hgiintt William Bennett fof Tho
sun Of $50 81 csnts, with interest thereon
from September 7sth, 1851, mhjeet 10
credit Of so, paid November ID, 1851, also
By $40 February iiih, 1851. Also aludt'
nsni for The san efsl9O o. cents, With y
ierttt from March ssh, 1867, until paid,
Ahd Costs, against all TIC lands Of William
Bennett, lying IL The counties Of RAndelPs
and Upihut, and All lands sold by sald Bee
nett sinee The dOcktting ofthe aid Jndg.
hnents, and where The deeds executed W
William Bennett 10 parties Whose deed wa
not recorded Al The date of,he doeketing o.
aid Judgment. Aud Il appealing ifsn
Affidavit fled IL this cause that Willian
Bennett; George W. Berlin and ffedsfiet
Berlin, three sfths defendants IN ihi, eau,'
AFe not TetidtniI Of this State, and thiy no1
I, Il ofdHsd that they DE- tpEtnI
here within ons.monlh after The hrii pnpn.
"A ilon hereof and 10 what may b nessf'h'
10 protect their inisrsfts IN this salt.
LELAND KITTLE, ctrGk.
CT. y. Ctessp,pt q. Z
feb l0.iw
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Dissolution Of Partnership.


TIME arm Oft. p. REAY 3 co. was this
day dissolved. Those indebted 10
them will cali and Settli; those having
claims against said firm viii present them
for PayneFt Hereafter ihe SSsiIes, VIII /, Be
HEsros. January /. 1874. feb Adv
Notice to take Dispositions
IN TO William J. Wilson, Martin II. HAr-
per' Mamie Bland, Miles Bland, John
bland, Amos Bland, George W. Bland,
james D. Bland, William Bland, Jshn
Bland, Frank Bland, Andrew ]. Sinpson,
and Nary Simpson, his wife, George n
Cameron, John W. Dolly and Lucinda
Dolly, bis wife, John ]. MAleom and Robert
You WILL TAKE NOTCH, that on Saturday
the 7th day Of March, 1874, between ths
houu Of 9 o'elsek a, n and . o'clock P.
n. Of that day, al the law oiiee Of Charlie
J. P. Cfslap, IN Beverley, Randolph ecun-
~, West Virginia, We viii proceed 70 tsks
The dspositlsnI d Reuben Raines, Jehn Sni.
der, and sihers, 10 b read a evidences foi
M In ehsneerI suit now pending II ths
circuit couit or RAndoiph eonniy, Wssl
Virginia, wherein wsafe eonplaiaaab and
ysu are defendants.
Iffrom any cause the taking ofsaif dep
oationS an net commenced on that day, 81
being commenced, are not completed, III
taking ofthe same will b continued or ad'
journed from day 10 day and from time =
time, at The Same place and between th'
same hesrs, until completed.
ANDREW ]. WILSON,
MARTHAB. WILSON.
January 20, ls14-fs b2-4W
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GfLL's WHEELING RAW BONE
PHOSPHATE.
Earmsr,, R.dla.a Prsa.


Thsr. is hot i',pidsr hanging on Ii.
kings wall but has Biz Grand; lhors
is not an animal. vegetable, or any.
thing NOAH saved 10 his Ark bat what
was made and saved fer good. And ]
will have il that God never created q
man TO ), blank aud 10 DO nothing;
therefore | announce myself
west Yirginia's Phospha 70 Manu-.
facturer.
H Send for circulars and learn 70
increase your crops and set your fields
In rich me,dsNs Of grass. All ingui
rios answered Agents wanted In sr.
cry Township.
H. IL. 'Gitt, Manufacturer,
Lock Drawer ia, wheeling, W. Va.
Oct "a, 1878, Q msn!bs.
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DR. NJ. s. HOLT tenders his professional
~ services 10 the citizens 81 Weston and
surrounding eountry.
IA ofies on Centre stFst, opposite the
Court HouIe.
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Resi PIginia.
AZ Raiss held Ia the cl,tk's oiicsof III.
Circuit Court Of Randolph county on The iiri.
Monday in February, 1874.
VII liam o. Price, adminhtraior Of Sam s,l
ChAnnell, deceased,
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IN cilANcERr.
The object oftliis sui. Is 10 obtain de-
cres 10 sell CIl acres ofland in Raa dolph
county, belougine 70 ths defendant Bs,-
wstih, 10 pay a debt due The plaintiff Of
500. Aud u Appsaring BY affidavit filed
in this cause that the defendant Elan B.
BosWorth Is not a resident o. this State, and
be net appearing, tits ordered that be do
sppeAr here within one menih after the hnt
publication OF this order, and do what may
be necessary 10 protset his interest IN ,hfs
LELAND KITTLE, CLrlk.
Da,id Coo, pq feb s-4w
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Rea Trgiaia.
AZ Ralsi held in The Gsti oHesoi The
Circuit Ceurt Of Randolph eouliy, On he lii
Monday In February, 1874.
nanrills DIpksll.
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