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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-05
The Size of Countries.

'A6S vi NONNAlNG lCfs
The Red sea would reach from
Washington to Colorado, and it i.
three times as wide as Lake Onta
rio.
Madagascar is as large as New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont
Connecticut, New York, Pennsyl.
vania, New Jersey, Virginia and
North Carolina all put together.
Palestine is one-fourth the size OF
New York.
Hindoostan is more than a hundred
times as large as Palestine.
Great Britain is two-thirds the
size of Japan, one-twelfth the size of
Hindoostan, one-twentieth of China.
and one twenty-ffth of the United
States.
Greece is about the size of Yer.
mont.
The English Channel is nearly as
large as Lake Superior, and Lake
Huron is as large as the Sea of Azof.
The great Desert of Africa has
nearly the present dimensions of the
United States.
The Caspian Sea would stretch
from New York to st. Augustine,
and is as wide as from New York to
Rochester.
The following bodies of water are
nearly equal in size: German Ocean,
Black Sea, Yellow Sea. Hudson's
Bay is rather larger; the Baltic.
Adriatic, Persian Gulf, and Eoean
Sea, about half as large, and some
what larger than Lake Superior.
The Mediterranean, if placed
across North America, would make
sea navigation from San Diego to
Baltimore.
The Gulf of Mexico is about ten
times the size of Lake Superior, and
about as large az the sea of Rants.
chatka, Bay of Bengal, China Sea,
Gkhotsk Sea or Japan Sea. Lake
Ontario would go into either of them
more than fifty times.
Great Britain and ireland are
about as large as New Mexico, but
not as large as Iowa and Nebraska.
They are less than New York, Ohio
and Pennsylvania.
The Ozaukee County. Wis Pa
irons of Husbandry voted $1,000 to
contest a suit against the town of
Port Washington for $40. 900 rail
road bonds, brought by Nj. Perkins,
of New York.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-05
PAINTING.
For SaIe--Farms!

A GOOD FARM Of 80 acres, situated
"A on the south side of Kanawha river.
about halt amile from its mouth. There
is a good house on the farm, near the
landing, which is one of the best har-
bors or coal boat landings on the Kama
wha. The farm is well watered and we'll
timbered, but is especially valuable for
its rich coal veins which have been very
little worked, and for a vein of ~notter;s
clay found there. There is. too. n small
orchard near the river on this farm.
Also; a farm of l43 acres on the Ohm
river, IL miles from Gallipolis. IL has a
good landing, is rich in coal and iron.
and offers a good situation for a wood or
coal yard.
The reason for wishing to sell these
farms is that the brother of aoe to profit-
ably look after them, is engaged away
from home, and the sisters do not wish
the care of them.
For information apply to
Z. K. SHALLCROSS,
[for the heirs,) Gallipolis, ohio.
Jan. ], 1874,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-05

A veteran observer says that ssold
friends are like old boots. We nev.
er realize how perfectly they were
lifted to ms till they are cast aside,
and others. finer and more stylish.
perhaps, but cramping and pinchine
In every corner, r sabstituted."
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
HOES Eand CARRIAGE MARKET
YEw-YoRK. Thursday, May r, 1874.


The local horse trade continues fairly active
7, the market for v 1r horses domaud and supply are
well balanced. auI prices firmly maintained. The IN
uiry for fine carriage horses s improving quite num-
Der OF sae being daily effected at satisfactory figures
Regular seml-weeky auction sales on Friday the 8th
inst
At1c,ao oa u BY Nj Arch Johnston, in Thireenthst"
near Univrr-ijy-piaea.
Al u o'clock. UY 1Tes-rs Van Tass-u q hearney, ID
East Thirteen .L-sf.. near Fourth ave. ..- =.
The following sales Of stock viii be made by Major C..
on rues law. cly-2. sale Of Hampshire ponies and
Jersey COWS at OIL. y Auction NlrL anl \. L. Lac
rersaii- corner OF Tuiri .-niuth-s' and Broad GWaI
Ou "Wednesday. Nay 20. 80 Providence, X l. INC pIoI
o-v Of Na-.. rF que & Akers, CD ledd WcIuu'H- ~
Nm. ,.. sI,. ss. AZ Peira. No. IT'S miles west of
81 LlUr. tine property ot Lnomt. - F-"Te o''4' N'
G0 head Of fds.IulsaIy bred stock. .., r..
on "Wednesday, June 3. NJ the Kansas Siuu , I trn ~
Iqwrencr KAN. the property OF M-ssrs. 7prasut q
At"-s fbo en- rs etIrE comgrsing 200 head and
including the famous L,lau Allen anu large NUMBER
~ colts auc ll.c- 1y him. 49,.
.-l-- above sales can DE ohtalued az ile
Au.uoI 81 art corner o! Broadway a4G Thirty I'LL. A.4s'
NeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
GUNNER Retreats.

A FAMILY RESORT-Beautiful landscape,
"A grore gymnasium, 6c Pe1i sro AIaee. DSf,yB
lind A. 1882 stamp i0r Tourists Guide 10 hoI'D
hill HOTEL, Northampton, Mass
VENUE HOUSE. MOrristOwn New Jersey -
a Fsi-cass boariius house, tneWL beAnni se,
location and pufe ee from ague ani nrsAet5e' pshH
Lawn Eve inmates from r. o. churches, ana H. y '
good siIbng aE igTuout Terms mOierie Apply 70 jerome -
Zen rallU
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
A T SARATOGA SPRINGS.

GRAND UNION HOTEL,
BRESLLE PURCELL s. Co. Prlpnetors, -,
VIII omen jane popular pnees t2I per week i0r June -
peT for JgiT AM August -, IL.
Rooms Ga. ol as MstoPoAIAa H9td St dseI h's's
EsEYJh Ctr
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08

L7ARM HAND, Sc,-By single man, aged 81
rar. who -- l1 30 20. arn wJrE. lrTc lNl a1 boz
llk rov pain -Iri ci..e .- Can az tAAFAH-
4EE. l.. uHs. B --s.. tt.-ayc.
E!ARMLR-By a Swcdn, II years Of age, on
= -r. agra 'e iri.a'at hos s'Fs % a7' % san. % 20
small c- OBJ ,lc sN LDish OFftCE lOs Las, 2ItL
E'ARN HAND-A German young man; un-
a i.ria-i. 90 -n. ol i,.us pam s,flsa.n5 n!ls t-A.us
.Yr... Furnish tau Dee ~
OlEL.s aGL,CT I0J Wet 3tt c'fnr Ldwa l-7nrr ior y
A.JAEIED-A SITUATION on SIOCh
w FlRal. s q iorYagl larnes stOk rllng I'm l t
bHclc bria.us colts i has hal iolg t. ir-irl
nj j. hcD ia Last
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
COaChmen.

4 YOUNG cOlOrpd man as COAEHMAN or
a .TFLft. sEe.. -fr rs reuce Gail B. JJu1
SION B.liys.l Stables. 5Ua-t between Gh lal 7tl-ye-
a SITUATION a. COACHMAN, or coach
\ man r1ru- Enc spaa ircl roreuc Tor
yelIi fsa a up1e-s Arss- j. H. " Tribune Dtle.
GOACHMAN and SERVANT-By n man,
y gct - sao sood iner and 1roomi can wait on table
torI AMI lud Hl eau JoO, &c good econneAla
tous. Calai fAEPENrGNa. .,S Wea: llh-. coz Gthlre
COACHMAN AND USEFUL-By young
y man ave ~ years io n hores. CARRIAGES 7H
harness, u. NOV I.ra rer-r rpsf zlr'en &c.; best
r,l--ulon, Gail At CARPENTERS. ljs Hes. lltls. cor
Gl-lye.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
MIDLAND RAILWAl.

NTEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
= Iu f Cg;iaunt aa4 DtssToases-si
rl. e.F. Nra lnr. a.. J.1rsf
-:2O a. m-Mai 4eoUn WAY S.auors eonnfot NJ
Fr-1ln Sussex Roa- hll.cio"n Na e Ng"'l lofA 1e
lfrl fl0ul change
DO D. m.-M'g and fast irei }ht
If.U Do m-AocommuIat0li Bi0oUinglale aud Intermediate
1850 D. County trcr-ss 90 LNcrvHr AG-t00n New
ton and intermediate without cnanee
,.au q. NV B.oUli-- is4t ana lleiL-i iae
$50 !. m w .eu'v Sc local
6..D D.. Nv 0rtelul be .O.aL
Grains .us O. k.Isar. and Eiters'7.
Bae cLclei through Sew-Iort Midland without
M depot 10 Y,wYork on 80 North River da Pennsylvania
Railroad Co.'S Gaeh .usrt crrrp.,a,-
Gt-clal Ohces J6 L4D,rtyst , 81, A. ~ - III > -.
NTFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIvRn RAIlRoAD-Aner nov 2 1873, through trains wi
SEQ a. m Chrsqo md Northern R-pr-ss with dFaU1nroom eas
through Rochester AID s. y ans srs IN Ror
1880 NJ sBeeA Chicago Express with Ta"iaoon --i' " A''A
lO45 a Tl Northern ana Wcsern ExDresS
3.4OD m Albany sua Troy Erures Saturdays only
4:Og D. mi Noues ExpresS with seen.ngca rom NeW-lorht 20
500 p n Express Daily with eepnEears for waterO"n aad
s.G0 Pscao Rr9r Daily with seepngcars ioT Roo.esilI
ps5lo md Niagara Fas O Chcso va both L. > rl ID -
00 r. H. Express with seepinge:s o Troy an Albany
WAY vans d PEI N0' - C. II. KEDRCK,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
geeturss ano Aleeiinas.


UvIRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHU RCH
y or NETWORK.
MADEONAyE. AND FORtYSEYkhrHsr
SUNDAY NAY TO-
hath SCHOOL a. p 4. 10.
MORNING SERVICE by the Right Rsv BISHOP Iu
NINs and 3g D0mmsg0n. UJD A. IA ElEnlNI ehhl INS'
VIII .-rran ty th, Rector Rev WI T. SABINE, at 7i5P @-
TIE P!W C0NWIrrEg of the vestry will BE- e attendance
sNTURDAY EVENING Mv o. from % O'Clock FOR che renting or
news lud si.tngs A lsg desirable rcuilHag lrseli
rEyVE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL COMMENCE
MaVr OF the Law SCHOOL 81 COLUMBIA CDLLEub wa Ss
held at Academy Mlsc IN Four.een-, oa aA IDAi h''
al : O'Clock p u. s..t .- -. ,..,,te,. NJ
the nlu. CAs5 4ulsa. prizes H .a Department Do HIH
pal Law awaried ~. hi, Pa ukO-
sJ-e,s will be delivered .hc Graduating l.s ~ iv
D0PF ~ DWIGHT a1l g. e Armli By lltOhlSu ~ y,f.
4 AVaielielor. , % -, NJ. n A. r. BARNARD, LII D.,
oi tle Ni1'ua"ns N-' Prot Columbia College
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
Qharres Tor Business Hlen

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for REAL Is
TtTF-Aa esta6 shed TRUSS BANDAGE, snd MECHASICAL
APPLIANCE BUSINESS With OF valuable patent
srusss together El he irttre gn ano"' aes' tables
a. Aro.y ID once 20 " n. WHITEHEAD. - Vail
DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE.-A
h go5 solid BUSINESS payiag ..se port, sFs & s ,ale
spt m m o to 1srv puhssng ~ goods are kep up 20 hr
s.Ddsr uor uaL OOO worth of iou ear l1- ~ isl
,r- IN vsrep the interest th none nreo reply uhes
Dtg 3 ssie baaness Address AANLFACIOh, No. 70 i'eh
boz NeBb1Igh, y. y
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
Walters.

VEvANTFD-By a Swedc n situation as
~ WAITER .r sH )Sn WAITER or SUR or an nri gen-
.amar ar u cf 1f1s. Ete i1i r'1l m q A reach
Ind Gcrsfn Gail l ths SWEDIS OFFICE los Ea5r 5Ilst
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
5itnGtlons Uanteo~- Ma.es.
Clerks. Statesmen, &c.

Clerks, SeIeSnen, &C.
DVFRTTSFWTVTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRiIJS4 WALL BH Bl.GEII ID AZ ihE UPTOWN
OFFICES. SOS d H. vest riarvsecori S. Or jus "es
Te1ii anis 5Ct lhrilys, c,uT in tgiiAt'- ny lA'
HARLEM OftfF SO S.B F0ur- between one d31 nl-
uih All one lL1 20 lie BhDohLfN
BRANCH OFVCt, 3AB Wsnt5ns, next icof 20 the Post
Caoa Hp on p. 40 regular oAce r--S
AN ACCOMPLISHED young gentleman, ex-
y .relsr l-rg oosellve O. numerous first De- Dag
Ballast aaf Ne.'lrs s desires TAI-e.ae EAL-LOl-
MkNE Aares1 r. p. Tribune Ohcr
CLERK and U-EFUL.-A young man as
- tlerT retail willing 20 make bm
u7rtI. At DELL~. UJ West 3ttlst- corner BroadW1Y
f5'O UBLI~HERS.-An experienced MAIL
and SUBSCRIPTIONS CLERK desires position Can nrai-h ine
Der raierrHcss- Ad.re.. RoS lO4. ld0une O4.r.
NNANTED-SituItiona as WRITER or COPY
-Tca1sar ou. l.ir and sDiclv. good references given.
Address A.s, tDJA4.iLA. 4ij VaHrk So, CITY
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
Gardeners.

ARDENER.--A Young man rs tir.t-ciasS
GteIsl. fssa h au ils OF y'letan' an -'"rr gir'
prl1rt .sT1s, -rracct e. aD no -a t
-,- 81. .a-.... r-..I.l. Reference. Apply A. CDaLLo
itil.,, s.. lT. "a .i-,. Lra tl"-y.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
Countrn' ljropcrtn to Eet.
r MORRlSTOWN, n. J

2 r15- rASF SAFE. or EXCHANGE Tor
4 - rt--... pr,Dr-tr-TIevrfui COUNTRY SEAL On
.et va- flrry minutes Paonia Ferry az tueIi 81.
g- l.--e House seVent "'lls
te ,l.-1s9 ... lolag. fhus cI1agt house ,ll
49,. b. ID .. furnished uI1rr-le-f . ' ny acIt' '1' ''
t,s !, 80. r...s no agcrtl uot,-ei tal 'r ADDRESS
NIX . HOVER. llefr- p u. Bergen lf NtN-.eI..-.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
Miscellaneous.


A COLORED MAN and WIFE wish sltua-
"A uo1s-1nr a5 toAcHAAS. othsr as COOK tHAABEt.
MAID. lIrogl eonp--f aud have best c' r'cr'c ADJ
dress J If. O.. Tribune ur-rog1 otlse 5le West 3-l-si
A USEFUL MAN AND WIFE, for city or
"A c1untr, best references take clas Of omme 0lse
superior rut rner Nc wages mnia't
Can PROTESTANT HOAE BJaEAU, I5o OlA'e'
above lDhst
EMPLOYERS wanting excellent cOlOred men,
AZ such a. HEAD WALTERS .or t0t.s COiCHMEN tfoDh'
The best hotel COOKS P)RfERS w'h good roe1c can Dr. sun
Piled the hor-sr notice SiNASS select Ageney 2t5 otL-
EOOTMAN and WAIrER-By a Protestant
man igs 81 years. steward ani ooiman can so
wait ou tab tend door Oh Coaav nmen1asons Il
at CARFESrBEs l35 West llt--st, CO.. 6-l-aye.
GROOM-By Swede with experience; has
~ u ion Of horses can lTve hoi
voui make sn! 20 come for small wages Can
a. ne SWEDISH OPFllE. lO9 last 2tl-.t
USEFUL MANA French young man would
4 Ike plcs prvse aui hotel retaunt % make 3g'
u.sfl waiting Sc. Appiy ODhLls FAhtCAhEhl
Can BUREAU, 100 West 34ta 81 corner olWly lnlre ot
USEFUL MANA young man who Is willing
u useful vond ike place M me cry OF c'lliryi
servant nqure for K at ODhLLS
AGENCY, IO9'We,t 3lta-st, corner Brotlwlg
USEFUL MAN, GROOM, &c.-COOK, WASH
u IRON and wife, aged 20 eers inl "a sJ0
shleman cattle nlz ne w1ts s urstcAs coos ih
recommendations Cal a. CAlst-' n ~
l3S " es lltA-st Shave
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
Brooklnu propertp Go tet.

ITO LET. in Brooklyn, within five minutes
- ,f .g..st Feuv a SECOND fLpOh VIA i'o'-
on ari aoor II desired Apply premises "a JoEaelnon'sH
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08

and all points on Housatonic
~ N,s R,iroad. Psre 81 Steamer LAURA is iiscoH
No Ssbt boat from and day boat hon Bridge
al hefnYe
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08

NLW-YORK, NEW-HAyEN. AND HART-
y FORD r. A,Nam ,i.S All - PASSENGER a p station IN
ygNlarE Grand Cen Dero PORT socOadsi.
Trains toE ysvys5 5o5 ie4 so5 F5l ao5
355 Aecn 4:3s aud $40 local AI 10 z AM 8ilO ttzl
For % soB,b yorv,rE 7.o5. sos oO5 H. 1900 m 100 CE1J
$500. BOO 43S 'lD 85S $40 S5O p m I9r stanford !g'
AIS 4.4J $40, $3.50. 6:S5, 80, $40, $40 p u
Bosom ESgres va spnussed at sos and H. sno $40
p In Saorc Line anu - 10 p m TIE 500 a. m s. ava
The sos m p vita shore Line Division
~ M m eorlet W,h shore Line Division or Norwish ana
NeW-flayen Northampton r. 80 Niayn and the ET-
Clnaeelcut r. R syangfJ au1 r Montre The
s:O5 ana m connects ih N4uFltufE X X and ne s:O2
a. NJ p n s,l & ~ b ~ D,,y si Sor5,k a. sonb
the e:0j an jlO p H. with NeWCanaAn X K
SUNDAY Boston Nail Trains At 700 p Springfield 9:lO
Dsa room esls on D.y Express and Sleeping Night EI
Te can be purchased n Ticket OMcs Of Company Grand Cen
Wn5l m RsS' oa S az Y .1I So dG Broo1u T6o vii sso
check baggage from residence 70 destination.
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
7~np Ao-l9
Trsns leave Harlem station 1900 $500 g:l5
l'5O, 400 40 81 D. an Gao p r. -. r.,...
N,frcf Sin fl[ Harlem F,rer station Sgrtb Sc~ York
For further Information Of PaG9T W g9i,y s At a7a afoI
Z N REED Geaq suyt Ss-.iis71sa -.l
DEM SYLNANIA RA1LR OA D.-THE
a GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES MAIL kOJIR
Trans leave New-IoA h-m foot ofDeslIoses lad Coadtsss as
Erpe- for Hnrriseur PITTSBURGH the West end South With pu
mal aaee Car attached s'5J an $3.50 Sunday ard
$50
For WHsn5or reu Ehe Phla. Enc r. Il
D7 D. Tor NalspoTt $3.50 connect lz a. PlladcphG
FOR Ba WastinOn the south. Limited Washington *
press Of Pullman Paro Cara daily except sunlaT $3.50
| suufav . M
EIgr,ss ol Philadelphia $40 $50 r. 1890 g. L. s. $50,
y ana l2 night saiay 3, OlO. 2 80 a-4 Elaigran
ind Eeeond esss r N
EoF Trenton al 20 anu SlO p Sunday 6.lO
J. q $50 $40 8.6 40 15o $50 5.4O s. sio i.so
800 $40, TO- 1850 ald II nghL sunday 5.2O, 6.lO,
/ and $40 D. 10.
Tyr 1abeis, G, C.oO 7.2O 7:t0 & O. 10 Il an. 1o n
J. y 500 J4U &iJ, 44O, 8.3O, 5.2D. J.fO o. 6IO G.3O
.3V Slo TO- Ila0 and j. night Sunday 5:-O, 6.l0
Fel Rsaw9Y 6. $50 7.20, g. 10 a. n u m 2sO $40.
a4O 4tO 4'9 9;-O oi0 t G:lO GjO, $50, 10 and u
| 2.3O 4:lO. and y.
Clio. 2 D. N ana II night bandA7, 6:Iu D. b..
gorL L4mIeftyiie and Flsu-nrt9H IL. ard 1 Ii
Dsblr. Be!ilIere $3.50 a. "a. . AM 4
Accommodate r B0rdeH0Eu Burlington apd Camden 90 and
I o.3O a ~. 1890. ? $40, Z, and N.
Fof Frsehod 7:2O o.. H., snd p N.
FoT F4rninrials and Slusu, z 20 a. N and D. n.
Por peub.r .rt0. sIl Camden, b q u. AM -jU a m
rns arrive fiogE:-From Pusblgh. q 80 1235 and
20 dsy. l.55 daily Monday. from WssAug-
E "a g.tmore gU5 80 b . and o27 u Sunday .O5
W. and IOt27 D. m From PhaGe.pAh 5;lO. 500 500 IJ.Ib
I1.55 n m g.l5. 5:I5 60J .4i, lU+1 baaiay D.. o.
G.50 so / $50 a ~ Gld 1927 o.
n lei Onoss 526 435 and 844 BrotNaJ No Astor House
sd tool of Co4lantsa Ans4li Ticket Oe No.
< gsttef1 place. D n DOfDi lEi Cd Ps.ss-at AsssL
J. C.L.AIT General as1Agef
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
POrter5.

DORTEP AMI USEFUL MANA respectable
g,,ug u.1 won e pace storr eotei or Of -. nO-e
.I use m van. e.H fIs .zce-u morrtic Ap
liz III ODFLLS AGsgCT Lon West 3tirs.. corner E.J,dT1y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
List ofPrelnimllls a wardch
Mt the It'll Annual Fair
of the Lewis County
Agricultural q lie-
cliaLical Society.

Best pound tobacco 10 hand, u
Jackson, LIST premium.
Best COW. $yrs old, NJ Goodman, LIST
Belt purse. PAGERS and hackers, NJ
NJ Wilson'S horse lIt premium.
Best bushcl Irish potatoes NJ Cut
righllst
pcr's horse I'd.
Best Thoroughbred stallion, "DOs-
we'll" lst
best Thoroughbred marc, year old,
w G Benefits mare, LIST.
best thorough. bred FLY, ! year old,
same, LIST.
Best stallion 8 years old and under 4
j Hanback,, I'd,
Mott ingenious article made by OIL
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

Report Of the condition ofMe National
EEchange Bank Of IPe&on, at YES
ton, IN The State Of Nest Virginia,
at close et'business October ID, 1874,
REsouRcEs.
LqAps and discounts SlOl,O76 40
! 5 bonds to secure circulation 100000 90 %
Due fioa redeemiug and reserve :.
Due from other National Banks s,oiS GO
Real Estate, furniture and FIX
Current expenses and taxes paid 1875 Il
Checks and other Cash items, lac "a
Oils Of other National banks 1910 90
nicElc,, 77s 60
Specie including gold Treasury
Notes, 90 co
Legal tender notes ?G,5Os OO
Total $780,, $50 Ia
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock raid in 500, 900 90
Surplus fund %, 500 90
Other undivided profits $3.50 SO
Ing ~ D' 'N."N' s8,O77 90
Individual deposits f7,97s l5
Due to other National Banks 1888 IA
Total S?9i, $50 10
State of Vest Tiryinia,
County Of Lemis, o. u
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

Cooking stove Tor coal same
Heating stove same
PAGERS and hackers j II Stewart ID
siogIc driving horse l. P Hursey LIST
TrOtIers that have never beaten 8
minutes DR. Ramsay's black horse LIST
Sewing machine for manufacturers
use tho Howe lst
Piece Cashmere DAWSON & Horny
LIST
Peice jeans sumo
Buggy FOrdycO & Co LIST
Spring wagon same
Pair geese J G Hersmau LIST
Fastest mule under saddle A W
Woodford LIST
switcsE ruuuor. ioOtracp, L Kelly
lst.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
AG
GA@aga@g'

8 Tons of Iron, all sizes and kinds,
AT CnALrAST's-6O Kegs Nails, all
sizes,
Ar chALrAsrs-l5o bushels Field
Seed,
Ar OnALrAsT's-The celebrated wuter
Drawer,
AT CuALFANr's-Buckcyo and Hook.
ing Corn Shelter.
AT CnALrASr's-Thc Pittsburg Iron
Plows,
Ar CuAlrAxr's-Tho Ohio Cul,ivp,or,
AT CnALrASr's-Buckc,e anu Ames
Cider Mills.
AT CnALrASr's-Nutts, Bolts, Open
Links aud Hinges by weight,
AT CuALFANr's-Farmer's Straw and
Corn Cutters,
Ar CnALFASrs-6O Boxes Window
Glass aud Putty,
AT CuALrANT's-Boring Machines and
Carpenters Tools,
AT CnALrASr's-COppcr, Brass aud
Porcelain lined Kettles,
AT CnAlrAST's-S hoemakcr's Tools
and Suudrics,
Al Cha!aafs- Blacksmith's Tools,
Al Cha!fnt's-A 6ns line of Cutlery,
all kinds,
At Chayaafs-Lamps, Lanterns and
Chandeliers,
Al Chayaafs-Paints, Oils, Dye
Stutfs, and Pure Fish Oil,
Al Chayant's-1 barrel each, Mineral
Paint aud 0cllre.
Al Chayimfs-25O School States, as.
sorted sizes,
Al Chaymt's-WhO kecpsa frst-class
Hardware Store.
You eau gat anything you want 10
that line.
You can get good Rifle or Shot
Gun.
You can get good PistO! or Gun
Trimmings.
You eau get Grindstono or replace
lost Key.
You con yet Brushes Of oil kinds,
Lime and Cement.
You can get u Wood Mower, Rake,
or simple Open Link.
You eau get Blasting Powder, Fuse,
Lead and Caps.
You eau get Pillow Points, Mould
Boards and Stoves,
You Gun get 10 cent cakes Of Soap
for 3 cts, good Syrup So cts.
The best Tobacco onc.third off from
any prices charged in town.
The best Y. II. Tea at what | paid
for it 00cts per ID.
| wish to rclinquish tho Grocery
business and stick 10 my Legitimate
trade, and build DIP in your midst what
Is required First Class Hanlcare
Store. Yet am compelled to dabble
III goods out of my line, as other mcr.
chants dabOIo in my legitimate trade.
AN making such arrangements as 10 en-.
able INC to supply you with domestic
goods ut lower rates than you have ever
bought them.
lcannot be undersoli-T cannot bar.
ter and trade for customers.
| cannot consent to sell my goods on
l2 months timO.
| can and do consent to sell goods at
the lowest prices.
| eau and do say none eau underGell
me legitimately.
can aud do say l warrant anything
sold by me.
IwiIlher say to tho people Of Lewis,
you know mo-let my past record 10
the Drug trade be your guide 10 deal.
ing with INC in my new line. l will
,tOOp to no sophistry to gain custom.
anl thankful Quo. 10 an empty sense)
10 the people Tor the past. aud assure
hCm AIN us ever, Yours, &c.,
FRANK vi. CHALFANT,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
The Election To-NGorrow

As the day of battle draws near, We
confess to Il feeling Of certainty that
tho candidates Of the Democratic par.
II in this county aud in the Senate.
rial aud Congressional Districts. will
DO tsiumphantIy elected. We presume
that ere this, tic masses Of the peO.
pie have fully made up their minds as
to how they will cast their votes; aud
that "red.hot appeals to the parliOans
Of either side will effect bu, little.
1t may not be inappropriate, how.
ever, to give the substance Of the dis
patches from oil along our line Of bat
lie. So sanguiuc are we Of victory,
that we can afford 10 be maguanimous,
Lewis County,
the Democracy, realizing the true is.
sue that is presented to them in this
contest, arc uniting with will upon
Mr.. Chilestcr. They SEQ that this is
not personal aght between NJ, Child.
ester and Mr.. McWhortCr, but as to
whether the vote Of Lewis county
shall be cast for Republican or b
Democrat for United States Senator
And they SEQ clearly that the contest is
between Mr.. Chidcster aud MI,
McWhortcr. Hence the unity Of puf.
pose with which all arO working
Arthur |. Foreman can never receive
majority of the votes Of this county
no matter whether he appears in bis
own person or by proxy.
In the
Senatorial District,
everything is US We could wish It 10 be-
Col. Golf, tho Democratic nominee,
will receive majority over his Re-
publican opponent, Daniel D. II.
FarnswOrth) reaching the thousands.
There is substantially no contest
tho men arc the antipodes 81 each other
Col Golf possessing the esteem and
confidence Of tho great mass Of the
people; while Dir. Earnsworth bring.
up almost forgotten memories which
will Insure for his candidacy the most
hearty and emphatic condemnation o.
free people.
Matters in tho
Congressional District.
ort truly encouraging From every
county in the District comes the word
that Colonel Wilson is gaining
strength. Governor Stevenson fell
iulo an error when he prepared tie plan
Of the campaign for his youthful friend
General Golf Tho people most posi-
lively refuse to have "aaiional politics
put into the back ground !" aud in The
Dodge to evadc the truo issues Of tlt
campaign, the Republican candidate
has forfeited the vie # many Of ,IOst
who had intended to support lin
Colonel Wilson's majority may bu safe
ly estimated ut from 5000 to 5000.
But III order to accomplish these re-
suits results so desirable TO every IOvel
of free govetnment-our friends must
buckle on their armOr aud fight like
men; use every honorable oxerlion to
bring every man to the polls sec that
your nciillbor is made acquainted with
the true issues before the country. i
this is done, Mr.. Chidestcr will receive
a handsome majority; aud our cnnii.
dutcs for the Senate aud Congress viii
have the endorsement Of LOWS county
by majority of not lcss than 400.
10 work, then; loss not moment
but in the words Of the distinguished
gentleman whose Gpesch ve copied last
week, "comc out to the polls on the
second Tuesday in October. Come CIV.
cry man Of you See that 10 vote is
lost; md battle like men for your couu
try, your homes, your fau'ily and your
race"