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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-26
@ileesbarre seri6te.

= 5r. @eurss @aursr unb Samtlle,
rsI&s TIM apriI purissn Sabrss mad
Dsuti&lanb rsiitsn, ptrbfn anfausS
bts fOmmsnbsn Wpnats suriid srmartet.
= am SfsrmOntas, ben 6. april
rpirb btr Ndnnsr&or tin Gon,srt at.
talttn, NIT barauf folssnbtm Bale.
- pr. euuis eanbmsEsr, IT,, III mad
bstnbtstsr Stubitn,.it BON Dsutf&lanb
,uridsstsbrt. ~ sa
- Cine S&susr BON Sbpmas @ros
per auf 8rswsrp 5ia brauntt am Ron.
tag In Der 6ribs nitbsr.
= 5r. G6as. parrif6 tat sins ent.
fprs&.nbs Snuftls In Shb. g2iltssbarre
fir elm ntuts @ourtbaus unb auesr.
bsm 100000 su btFen Sau als Sc.
i6snt pf.rirt, ptnn bas isbiss Court.
taus pom Sauare entfsrnt wirb. &c 70
inbsFsn Mot putrf&sinli&. bae feline
Sfsrts anesnommsn tpirb, ba unIere
Burger fonbsrbarsr Dsif: fol; auf bas
@srt&tssebaubs ifnb.
= Der Stabtratb BAT bic QnGdaf.
flung elmer 3ptitsn DampF.ustlpribe &c.
iaIOfsn. bic $4,000 tpRsn unb gnfanas
Iiat bier eintrsifsn IOu.
- Or. Scbn 6iib, Elm ssa&tet.r
Burger bi.itr Stabt, wurbs am vr,ltb.
ten @cntas sur spissn Rubt bsltattst;
isin Sob trfoIstt mad lurssr &rant4sit
8rsitass pUrbsr. Das 9si&enbsadna.
nib mar tmpoIant, ba mstrsre aoasn
uub 8srsins unb jablr.its Grsunbt btm
8srRorttntn bic lsbts Gtrt srpieltn.
Gr errsi&ts elm aItsr BON 40 Sabren.
gisle @.faaftsIOtaIe anb prisat,
wotnunssn btfsrsr slaGs fstsn bier
ltsrt unb 20 wirb TN aassmsInsn iiesr
@sf&dfsifias ssIlast.
- Der Susautbanna mar pprlss
sSpHe itart an9eihmputn.
= Or. q. 8. 8st&am, ber btsbsriss
GaRirsr Der ptppI.'s Sani, BAT feline
Stsauns aufssstbsn, nm feline sanss
aufmsrflamttit btm unttr bsr Strma
psst&am u. Barring" tsRsbsnbsn Ser.
f&srunssssi&aft ptbmsn su f5nnen,
rsI&ts In nsusrsr Belt stnsn srpearti.
cen aufl&wuns ssnpmmtn fat.
- Cine @nSabl Damtn %. bic Ilit.
sIisbsr bsr NfblsY bet -8anbt" Fnb,
bsfu&tsn pCrtse Dpatn bic Birtb1&af.
ten BON y. .. Gnrr, SatOb &lssman,
Grau Rsutart unb Satob SO&r tn
Shb.sBiIIfsbnrrs unb bststen, 1anaen
uno tanstsn abps&ieInb, iuis ss ibnsn
Der btlliss @eif ssrabs sinsab. ole
(Otf n9titfenth" utmIid) wpaen Rdb
tn NOD sr6bsrer anSabI Orsanifrsn.
nm pirfiamtr auftrsttn 80 t5nnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-26
0erfanfe -Serlangt.
2it Oerf0ufe1t: :

Cine partis Geutpoiten unb Bretier
bon prrlhsli6tr AualitGt; lcpis BaubpI, is-
Der art, tptlhfs nat BtlftlIune ssIdat nn6 as-
lteftripire. AuftrGss ntbmen an Sr. Charles
8tfheE SCRANTON, pbsr Stautu. 8rsiIf@.
Dunnings. 5m,74
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-26
(8ir bas D@U&enblatt."0
u &c M 1t d t.
Sumprssfe sOn srnff SETTER.
(S4IuB.)


Sm 5otsI ,3um solbtnen antsr",
tusnissr malertid, ale, neil Der ppif ss'
seniittr bsauem unb au6srtsm an bsm
Strants sinsS GIab&sns, bas ben gar.
ten Namsn npitns" trdst seIsssn =
par bsut bas table b. bpte aueerorbent.
LTD gut bslsbt. guesr ben Stammsd.
fen, psI&r aus alien, pfnROnirtsn Of.
fetrrn btltaubsn, bic ibrs 5lafGt 8ott
wstn INNER bss SOnntnss b.lslItsn,
bard gsrbraua sints @IaIss anbra6,n
unb baun bsm Sbsrttllntr fur bic an-
tertn aast ftterIi&f In gsrwatruus
sabsn; fcwIs iunssn 8sfsrsnbarisn, bic
tbre gBOGluf barin fanbsn, benz preubt.
fSsn Staats elm bulbss Dubsnb Sabre
umlOnf su btensn, tbm cine rnHafs
0apitr Su prrIhmtsrsn uub tore biper.
fen Sriasn an ben 5otsI' SsrpIsttsn 30
rsinissn. wpfir is ssbabrsnbsr mabsn
gum sBaFtrtrinftn psrurtbsiIt wartn,
unb bic, neil Ts msintsn, bab, ba BEL
ibrsm @trt&t nsURsn" cine srp6t 8plt
iPtsIt isess @srt&t sInsm f6arfsn SO.
fen, b. 3. NIT Der 3unss untsrwarfsn,
= tparsn ba psrf6isbsns @utsbefbtr,
NIT unb cbns 5amilir, icpit Snfpselp.
ren, attr eebtsre ME obns Spursn,
wsnuslsi& biswsilsn obns Yferb. ~ &
Den @lan3punIt bsr SafsI biIbsttn
absr spst 8iiraGir. 5dbnbrt&s bonn 3tsn
prsue. 8iraHlr 8ssimsnt, wsI&ss ta .
malls In Grisiad lag. gli&ts mar nn.
tiirIi&sr, ais eab fs, ba bsr Birtt In
YOmmsrn asts an Der Sptbs Der Saf.l
tbroni, tie bsipsn pIabs u&ts sem
Dirtb sr6tsltsn, wabrsnb bic bsibsn
Ulass Iints fur S&niiDi, als ben 5aupt.
lisfsranttn ess 5auits, lcpit fur msins
Dsnisfsit rtfsrptrt partn.
Die bstbtn Gdbnpil&s warsn gang
iunss, faum ttr Gaottisnl&uIs sntrpa&.
isns asuts, ptI&t f6 bur& sinsn gs.
pifsn ndlelnbsn SOn, i,pfnfaus pas
GinSiss, mas itntn bon ben glaisnIautsn
Der fransSRf&sn Spra&t pom ibrtm
franjSRftsn untsrri&t iibrig ssblisbsn
mar. tsrpOrtbalsu, uno bic ibrt tsimsn.
ben Sanurrbdrtt bsrart bsarbtitstsn,
ba6 bsr srObt gntt.SbIsrqudIsr. Der.
tins.apOitI 5tnrp Ssrsp isbsnflls
tutrsif&sn prOtsft ssssn cine FOLDS
5Iaum' StraptIirtrti eiustItst baben
pirbe.
Die Suppt mar btrtiis Ssriifst unb
SLID an bs 8sibs, aIs S&mibt ben
SptiftlaaI bstrat.
Sra! gBenn sin Wsulb, tpts Der @btns
ssnaants, fsins 200 pfuhb In Der Salt.
lcnnt bur6 bic faubissn Strabtn &C.
f&Isppt bat. baum Itibst ,r isptnfaus
Ianasrs Ubsr tiir3trs 3sit an sintm lls.
terfIub BON attsm. Iianssl. Wiit rtntm
BOrt, msin bidtr 5rsunO isu&tt, pit
cine Sransport. locomotive.
.5,rr SbsrtslIntrl WlIr isint Supps! !!
Danls; - bslOrssn Sit mIr stpas Stl.
tsrfsr init 0siH. 9la altar Sanes,",
fubrsr gu mir sswsnbst fort; nf&msdts?
5usbl Miltrabtle 5Ibs btutsI 6err
0irtb, trintta MIR Gtns SOn msinsm
adbssbsImtr Obsr Gbnttaa ia 3plsi
Sust! GntfsbIia bsie, t0nm aussntal. .
tea~
Die beibtn GdtuhFihs RattsH isbsr
isln pIntf-uss aufa.isbt, Furrttn @&mibt
on nne Der cine pOH ibHsH tonHts e
ni&t uHtsrInGsu, su fassn, nstamrab
SU'n alter NsifsHbir II bod nI&t taus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-26

ltHer, aIs Elm ausransittss Yftrb bonn
8rrremsnt!"
S&miet's, an f& f&pn rotbss Sc.
ittt mar purpurn esipurbtu. Cine
3crnsabtr, pie Id nod nit an biefem
ssmhtbpOIIsn Nsnf6sn bsmsrtt, I6pua
auf ittnsr Sttrns an; ,,8slnsr, ruftn
Ste NAL msintn 8risbri& bsrtin !"
tsrrf&ts er sinsm Der bisnabartn Str.
ptsttsntrdssr gu. SD fisb S6mtbt NIT
msinsm 6ubs an, unb Bat lon taIblaut,
tstn Guftten 3u srrsssn.
n2abts, min Suns!" mar bic stnsist
4ntpprt.
5ritbri& fam unb blisb NIT atstso.
ssnsm quite an Der SpsiftfaaItbir Rs.
ben.
vSrtebrt&" ta.
s5trr S&mietW
"Ou biit ia wOtl frdbsr prtubif&sr
ScIeat sswsisnp"
"3u 9sfebl 5srr S&mibt!"
nSas' nal, ipts pisl btf5mmt stn
prsubtf&sr unisrOfftSisr monatIt& 2"
nSisben unb sin.n buIbtn Staler I"
nrnb Elm prsubif&sr Gdbnbrt&9"
n3w6lf unb .einsn tnlbsn 5talsr."
nIlnb wis pisI bstSmmR Du, mstn
8utf&tr Grtsbria2" ~
n3wun5ts Stulsr monatli& unb al.
lee frsi. 5srr S&mibt."
netnfe UNI Du tannif s.tnw-
nntsr unausI5f&Ii&tm @tla&ter Der.
;cssn ii& bic beibtn 5dbnbrt&e, unb Bis
tsuts 10 90 nod ni&t srmittsIt, Of Te
bic Ssss, bab ss Elm. 5siabpirbisuns
t9rss GbsIs fsi, cine fOl&e Birssr.Gas
natls beraussufOrOsrn, tssien, pbsr i0r
fuGtn folltn.
@tFuGt babsn Ts isbsnfals, a6er,
pts bic Waitdfer I'm Stunt, nur tnwsn.
big. rr.sr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-26
OtreFtoren

Dieis Sanf bat Gin auftssabItrS Capital
SUn 3ipei !SunSert uno Thnfjis
Saufeno Dollars, nit tinrm anssbduf-
ten ilsbsrf&uB bon Thnf;ia Saufenb
Collars, III central lUiirt, nit Ssaiatsn
unb DirsftorsrL bic nit ben SsbiirfuiTsn Der
GsI6GftspsIt ssnau psrtraut iinS, unb cferirt
ben 9auFeutsn, YrUfslilUnifen UNI anSaen
pOr,isIi6s 6ueilitdieu fir ibre Sanfari&dfts.
@f6lsI Dsrfauft fir ale SbeiIe Der 8erstnis-
ten Staatsn unb europa.
SrsaniiIrt untsr einsm ipssirllsu Gbarter
bsr @sisBsebuns BON gsnnfyIpanieH, NIT bop.
psltir 8srbinbli&fsit. Sr&s prO3sut Sutsrsi'
fen bs;abIt auf 3siibsppFisn.
@SrreIponbentrn mSstn einsr iprgfdltissn
SeaGhns ibrer @sl&afte ft& psrFdsrt baItsn
GuIIeftipnsn an allen Sauptorten werben o.
maGt unb am Sage Der 3abIuus surt utebrtss
Ten @e6Irl-G -Gpurie brri&itst.
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Merebants & Meebanifs
= q n &.
Opu g rautDn, IA.

Capital $500 100000
SnrpIms Ncrpfft, $4,000
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W6beln T.! W6belt I!
6riefser s 60.

SOC eadapanna aSs, nnbe @aTbinsiCn I've.
,eissn bitrmii bsm btuti&tn pubIifun an, eaB
lie ibr @fI96ft mad ibrfm fientn nfusn Gf.
bdubs n6&fs Ebtrs yrn ibrtni frtibfrtn plaBs
rfrIfsi babeu.
Dem astbrtsn pubIifuni fir bisbtrisrH 3u-
lpruh tanftnc, afben mir juslti& bic BfrII&-
eTuns, BAY mir unfert 9uuben aud In 3utunft
refn unh sipie bebienen perben.
Reparatureti prompt ausaeffhTt.
GbsHls smpfsRIsn mir une ale esi&tHbtfpr.
ger.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-26
Sil Oernict6ent !:

8iir rine &sibe Sabre = Adtjis slftr sutes
Sausrsilanb, seIesen im 9ddabdnna Sctpn-
lbtp nnb an bic CITY SCRANTON grsn,snb, an
Der einit bon piitstOn @penue, unb nur 20
Wtnuttn Sang bon Der Stibefabrif. Disle
8ausrsi sisnet i& pOr,iisIiG gum SaItsn BON
8iibep fir Wiltgspinn unb ;ur pRan;uua
bon @smiisn fir ben Rarft. Die ptnnfyls
panta Sabn palIirt bur1 bas 9anb on BEN
Ssaptr Ntabbcp @nbs. Mtbrsrs gate OueI
len iinb auf btm eanb. gBegsn Esrmine unb
Vseinsunsfn rage man naH bel
Sobn SanbIeS
29trba Scranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-26
Sll i,erf0mfc1l !:

S9Bne epts, brei bappn an btr 5ranf-
lin apsnus, cine an Nulberryfrabs unb bic
anbfrtn an cine altp srrn,enb, ptrbsn unttr
biaissn Sebinsunstn psrfauft. Ran melbe
Tp BET
f0ap Spbn 9eibIeI SCRANTON.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-26
2tm bic bentic6e 8eD6Ifernua
Won Pennsylvanien.
Ote

Scranton Trust Co. & Sparbank
Isntt Cure Iufmsrtlamftit auf bic fsbr Itber.
aIsE SntsrsHen, peI@e lie an DrppTtorea be.
;ablt, au bic 8ebiueuneer, unter btntn @elb
Suriidbesablt ptrb, uub brIrnbers auf bic erpBe
SiGgbsit, pslbt bur6 bic Dirrftprsn bsr 8anf
gebpten pirb. Dies betpeiIt bic 5batlate, bab,
obf6rn 60 tpenistr ale Elm Sabr ia, felt mir
@eIbbetrag beeaunen, tpir ttBt einen 9rDBsren
@ribdfte als Dsppiitum baben, als ale bic
SparbanfeK BON bieIem County. Wir sebfn
ni6t su psii iprnn mir iagen, baB unisrtn DE-
pplItUrtn 70 erUbt Si&erbeit stbotru ipirb, aIs
irsens ptl6en nuteren Spar-D -DrpCftpren auf
bieGem Gpntinente. Hs.a.
9itte, lpreGt in btr 9anf Spr unb Sbr er-
b6It bort 9irfuIare, ptlGe iiber ale &tseIH
unb 9sbin9unssn @u6 ausfunft eeben.
Spl. 8. Scranton, WoItS EaYlpr, 8. 9.
pierre, gB. gB. gDinton, Ebpmds Dtdfpn,
9amusI Slpau, SObn 8risttn, Sra Sripp iinb
3. Q. pbelps Iinb bic DirfFtOren. 16mt7I
8. Q. pieree, grdFttnt. fH
S.8. pbelps, SGaBmeifer.
Ibpmas Diffon, 8ise-pr6lbent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-26

S&ttne our gefUrberuns BON pafasisrsn
ron une mad allen @rsenben Deutf9lanbs
unbber SGpei; nit Dampf- pber Sessl- SGif-
fen fibtr antperpsn, Srtmtn, Santburs, Saprs,
eiperpcpI ie. su bebrutenb ermGBietsn preilfu.
@usjablunssn burb ppif- -Aupeilungen burb
ben Rcrbbtutf6sn 2lOyb mad benz Nprbbeut.
f6en Sunb, Saierr, @Hrtttmbfre 8absn,
Seiirn, euremburs, ben Nsberlanbtn, DGns-
mari, SGptbeu unb Rprpesen.
@eIbfr fir unitre Re@nuns In Deutfb.
lamb ttnbt;ablt, ptrbsn In Sob pber @tgsn-
pertb In papier BON uns psrgiitet.
8plma6ten, Dttetbs. unb 8auf. Aprtraftt,
8treinietr StaattH p6ft ,r. auesefrrtiet.
Sir ale burH uns bticrsten @tf8dfts tpirf
garanttrt. .....
6mt9 WtIb. 8. fteGeI II. 60.
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SSlt iterf0mfelt !:

Gin In DObssiupn ssIsssnss Wptnbaus,
3tpfifBdis uae tsbtn 3tnnirr sntbaItrnb. Das
-.ssntbnm IL I'm btftn 3uifanbt, NIT sinsm
spr3hslt1en @arttn. gGbert ausfunft sribfilt
@aspar 3wnlb, Dpbsetppn. 20mi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-03-26

GmpfsbItn TIRE Srifr unb eiGtsr, pom BE-
fen MatsrtuI fabrisirt anb gu ben biatsifsn
Tretltn.
Seifs unb 9i@ttr i'm @rretn unb aItinsn
Spu better AuaIitGt. linI@litt unb 6stt perbtn
in Gaal1 anstnpnnifn pber aud gum bod
fen Rarftpretle baar brsablt. Bette 8pfn.
Ssifr pirb fcrtpGbrsnb bairIbff fabrilirt. 22f
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Sa i)erfaufeit: :

Der llntsrssi6nete bistet bisrmit ifrbsn quite
pftrbs unb 0rftirre cine an,abI 8raGt- unb
anetrt Bassn nsbif aasm 3ubsbSr gum 8sr-
taufe an. gidbrr ausfunff ertbstIt W. 8app,
Scranton, ga. 23p
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-04-13

He makes this announcement now.
and will next week present to tho read
ers Of TINS DRaocRAr an advertisement
10 duo form.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-04-13
New Enterprise!

George A.Jackson having erected a
STEAM PLANNING MILL in Yves.
ton, w. Va, most respectfully announ.
ces to Carpenters, Builders, aud the
Citizens generally Of Lewis and ad.
joining Counties, that he will keep on
hand for sale. or.w ork to, order, Floor.
ing. Ceiling, Sash, Glazed windows,
Mouldings, Scroll Work. and Brack.
cts, Plastering Iath. Shingles, aud a
Supply Of Seasoned Lumber.
i. II. WOOD a practical Carpenter
will superintend, and all Custom
Work will receive prompt attention,
aud DO worked with as little waste Of
Lumber as is possible.
ET Plans aud Specifications for
buildings furnished. Terms Moderate,
7 Weston. April 18th, 1874.
P. s.-A New Iron Spindle Wagon
for Sale. ~.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-04-13

Eg PAarllER ApvASruns.-Mr.
"A. j. Hanna, Of this county, furnishes
US withthe following panther story, for
which be says hc willvouch: A youth
by the name Of Houchens, aged about
fourteen years, who resides in Poca.
hontas county, not long since set a trap
for a fox. Early next morning he
went out TO see what success he had
met with, taking his gun with him
On reaching The place where hc had
left the trap, be discovered that the
trap was gone. From path 10 the
snow, be tracked il and found that tue
animal caught in it had pulled it into
the forks II a fallen down tree, and
from thence still further on, where 1t
had slept over night. On the boys
appearance in sight, the panther started
upfrom his bed, dragging the trap Of.
ter him; but, so violent were his oxer.
tious TO escape that be tore himself loose
from the trap leaving three Of lis toes
behind. lie thence proceeded onward
for some distance, pursued by the boy
and his dog. The deg and panther
had q considerable. little fight, when
the panther again took to his heels. A
tree had fallen with It's top against an.
other tree, and up this tho panlherI
climbed, from which stand. pOiuthe re.
ceiyed the load from young Houchcn.'
trusty gun, which caused him to tumble
to the ground and expire
Mr.. Hanna tells US that bis infor-
mant in this matter was a Nir. Sutton
from Pocahonsas, who is q reliable
man. Mr.. Sutton says, moreover, that
II THE yonth had returned minus bis
game, bis father would have "gone for
him." as he Is q perfect Nimrod him.
self,-Greenbfisr Iadepeadaat.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-04-13
Notice to Or editors.
" tae Creditor. d G,anpias o.Jari

Tsthe Creditor. Of Gfanville osJarn,
deceased.
In pursuance Of decree o. tho Circuit
cour, Of the county Of Lewlr made IN a
cause therein pending, In which Joseph OF.
burn Il plaintiff, to subject the real estate Of
the said Granville oEburn to the payment Of
ne debts; YOU arc required TO present your
claims against the said Granville Ozburn
for adjudication 10 @. ]. Butcher, Commits
lionef. al bis Office In tue said county, on or
befofs The 2eth Of May, 1874. li
Wines, WIN. II. Byrne, Clerk Of said
conrt, this 9th day Of April 1874.
w. II. BYRSE, Clerk.
april 18-4w
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-04-13

H PAYrso FOR sEwEa MACHINES.
Judge Brown. Of Baltimore, has
given decision 10 a sewing machine
suit that may be interesting to some
women in this county, or thousands
cIswhere who arc laboring TO pay for
their machines by monthly, quarterly,
or yearly installments. A Miss Bar.
ksr boughta sewing machine on the IN
stallmcnt plan, signisg o contract by
which she agreed to pay a certain sum
per month for the use Of the machine,
and the company agreed to execute a
bill Of sale when the whole price had
been received. The ins,allmcnts were
promptly handed over BY Miss Barker
until only fyo dollars remained due.
She was prevented from paying this by
icknSss. and The company sued out
writ Of reployin. A Justice Of the
Peace decidedin favor Of the defend
ant, but Judge Brown Of the City
Court reversed the judgment, and
ruled that the company was entitled to
the machine aud to all the money paid
on it.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-04-13

EE CoScsALsp WEAPONS. There
is very liltlsaitcniion paid by the off.
GERS or the citizens Of this community
to the stainte prohibiting the carrying
ofconcsaled weapons. Tho danger and
folly Of this habit ofcarryipg arms
about the person is the subject cf daily
illustration, but the frightful warnings
90 frequently occurring q, left unhee-
ded. Some one has said that "tho
man who is secretly armed Is either
bully, coward or a knaye, land to
this rule the exceptions ara net mum.
erous, though few there may DO.
The laws concerning this matter
sqould be rigidly enforced.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-04-13
FOR SALE-A Horse, Buggy
and Harness.

/ have for sale, cheap, a good
HoRsE-suitable fot riding or driy.
ing. viii sell a good Buggy Eand
Harness with the horse.
For particulars apply to
J.T MCCARTNEY, Weston.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-04-13
Notice to Creditors.
1s-.le Creditor. d Ella. .simmon.. de.

TO the Creditors Of Elias Slnlm0ni, dc.
ceased.
In pursuance Of \ decree ofthe .Circuit
Court Of the county Of Lewis, made in a
cause therein pending, in which Lewis Max
wells executor is plaintiff, TO subject the
real estate Of the said Elias Simmons 10 the
paymeet Of his debts; you arc rcqqlrcd 10
present your claims against the said Elias
Simmons for adjudication TO G. ]. Butcher,
Commissioner, al his Office In the aid coun.
", on OF before the 27,h Of Nay, 1874.
Witness, w. II. Byrne, Clerk Of said
Court, tais 9th day Of Anil, 1874.
W. III. BYRNE, Clerk.
anvil 18-4w
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-04-13
FORK LICK cARDING MACHINE

The undersigned wishes to rent The
above Csrdins Machine for tho coming
season, located in a good wool growing
seytiou, no other machiue within 80
miles. For Terms Address
JAMES WooDzgtl,
NJ Webster o. II.
Webster % w. Va
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-04-13

ET wuAr a NEw.PApER DoEs FOE
A Tows.-A bright, cnterprising In
aucntial daily press. in any town, is
q centralizing power for all those inter
ests. The press advertise, the locality
lis the center Of It's moral, political
and social influence and does more, per.
haps, than any agency to attract the
organized industry Of It's uear aud re.
mote neigbborhood. The city Of
Springfield in Massachusetts. is per.
haps Jas good an illustration Of tho
power Of daily press to cen.ralizo
trade and manufactures as any that the
couiry offers. We wonder whether
the residents Of that city know how
they owe to their daily press for their
constantly increasing ndmbers ard
their constantly growing prosperity
For 25 years they have had daily
press whose enterprise, industry, in.
diligence and influence are supposed to
have been without precedent or paral-
lelin tine history Of provincial news.
papers throughout the world. We
think, indeed that this is but just stute.
msnt Of the fact; and there Is nothing
in the location Of tie town and It's re.
lation to the country to justify the sup.
position that Il would have reached It's
present status through other causes.
The town Is known throughout the
whole country by its press. aud that
press has magnidod SITS importance and
andinauenc everywhere. 1t has been
a centre Of attraction, aud has dono 10
one sense, more than anything else to
make the town what It is-ono Of The
brightest and most enterprisiug towns
in New England.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-04-13
LqYW alIuluOu.s YpAell!Iououl
BL00DED 0ATTLE AND SHEEP

A ". weoDFoRp is now agent for til.
n. sale Of Fine Blooded Sheep, imported
direct from Canada. Also, imported Cattle
pure blood. Persons wishing 10 purchase
any ofthe above described stock, will call
on the undersigned, OF Parker B. Goodman
1 Bro, Of Jane Lew. James Lynch, Of
Harrison county, will sell one buck lamb
or $50, or pair for 500.
une 10 A. W. wo0DF0RD.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-04-13

ET A MossrEa TREEl-Mr. Phil.
lip Haracr, Of this county, q few weeks
ago cut a poplar tree olfths old Baird
land, aud a log cut fromitl2 feetlong
measured 4 feet and 7inches in diam
eter, from which over $40 cubic feet
Of timber was cut. The lumber is Of
they very best, and to be used in The
construction Of the new University
building - orgdutopa Post.
Thisis good sized tree, exen for 4
poplar, but NO have an oak within 8
milss Of Fairmont, that Is as big as
that. Fdirmont Iadsa.
We will bet = four dollar bonuett
that there arc trees 10 Webster county
that arc twice as large. They don't
consider that large timber there.
wssre glad thu. tho printing Office
can afford a place Tor lcafetl. Come 10
Mon II suits you best, We will stop
busineis aud take 4 social chat aud then
read our proof for US and pick 'front.' the
stand q manuscript, ask the Writer'S
name, pass your opinion, whistle, sing
and cut . few shines that would DO Of
interest TO an idiot, aud call 10 some.
other lounger you soc passing by aud
bnyoibim through the same ordeal
and then leave, slammipg tue door as
you 90 such conduct shows goodbreo-
ding, and helps business along won,
deriully iilaii 4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-10-21

A correspondent of the Spring
field Republican has this to say
about a Kiowa belle, the daughter
of Kicking Bird: "She is lively,
piquant little thing, with arch,
soulful eyes Her name is Topin,
meaning woman. She is but twelve
years old. Shall I describe her
wardrobe! First, and most rare,
her buckskin cloak, fringed and
spotted all over with elk's teeth,
said to he only found now and then
in the elk-this kind of teeth-and
the elks being gone, too, they are
very rare and costly. Two of them
are valued at a mule. There we're
500 on her cloak. Think of wear
ing $50 mules on ones back! Paris
and New York are outdone here. 4
skirt, sometimes of buckskin, some
times it is plain shawl, bought
from the traders, completes her
toilet. Topin is not all frivolity.
Some horses had been stolen from
the Texans, and were traced to
Kicking Birds band. The agent
demanded their return; the horses
were gone: the affair was likely to
cause trouble. when Topin, of her
own accord, came forward first and
and offered ten horses out of her
own heard to help repair the
damage"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-10-21
who Wants the Chance.

Don't all speak at once, please.
Prof. Donaldson, the intrepid aero
naut, in conversation with the
writer, last evening, made pro
position to this effect: Il will
marry any good, respectable young
lady who will consent to have the
marriage ceremony performed in
the balloon, above the earth, and to
take a bridal tour in the air ship
An inquiry as to whether the Pro
lessor was in earnest elected the
reply: "Well, if any young lady
doubts me, let her get a clergyman
and try it. I will not be the party
to back down." As the balloonist
is young and good looking, we
miss our guess if the offer is not
snapped up. The Professor, evil
IDENTIFY, has an exalted opinion OF
Pittsburg girls.-Pittsburg Com.