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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-25

HERE is an advertisement as found in
a Chicago paper OF last Saturday;
DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FOR
~ CAUSE scandal aVoidedj lee after decree,
AllEess L. U. Box Isl, GhieaRu.
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
John lOWETT.

ANY one knowing the above IA stOne-masonl VIII
please communicate the Intelligence that Ills name
Is wanted to important IaPers received from sCOt-
So Boston, Mass. OcS
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THE PETROLEUM PRoDuCT.-The Ii.
Courier Of recent date publishes
an elaborate geological report by Prof,
Wrigley, reviewing the State Geological
Survey and defining very clearly the au-
thor's judgment OF the limits OF the oil
producing territory and the quantity
which the oil bearing rock will produce,
Ii the report is believed and acted upon
it will have the effect to bull the oil mar
ket, and it is probably with the expecta-
ton OF producing this result that Prof.
Wrigley's document is SO CoRspiCuously
put forth by the Courier, Without going
into elaborate details, it will be sufficient
Tor our present purposes to state that in
in the opinion OF Professor Wrigley, the
limits OF the oil-producing territority in
Pennsylvania are definitely ascertaincd.
There is no further chance for big
strikes, or startling discoveries OF petrO'
Icum in that country, There are, as the
Professor says, but three chances for a
continued development OF the oil product
which he states clearly and concisely as
follows'
"lst, In the fact that the actual oil
areas are COmnarAtiyely SO small thai
some may have not been touched with
the drill, despite our very thorough
search in the upper oil region.
%. In the mobility Of the oil from one
sand rock to another; the pressure Of the
supply from below is very great when Q
sand rock has been "water-logged" by de-
vclopmcnt, the oil may escape to some
adjacent pebble rock that was previously
dry.
81. In the discovery Of additional bclts
in Butler county or still further to the
south. Concerning the first, wells OF q
moderate size will undoubtedly DO lOunl
in number Of rich soil areas which OK
ist in the upper region, and which alone
will preserve the world from total dark
ness Tor several years 10 come. For in
stance, the Colorado belt is at some places
but twenty rods wide, and at no place
over sixty rods. 1t does not require q
prophet to say that there should DO more
oil in that vicinity although the produc-
ton has not been extravAgNnt."
The conclusions of the report are there
fore that the limits Of oil development
have been reached, and that from thi'
time forward the supply must gradually
diminish. In fact it has diminished ar
average OF nine thousand barrels per day
as compared with the product Of 1874.
The Cleveland Leader, however, raises
the question whether this is the result o.
a failing supply or sensible and ncces
sary combination among the producer
to reduce their product to the denandl
Of the market. Certain ii Is, however
that for several years past the wors
difficulty Of the oil men has been cXces
sive ovcr.production. The earth wal
made to pour forth its ialness until no.
all the lamps and machinery in Christ
cndom could consume the Oleaginou'
Hood. Oil became drug, and hundreds
OF producers, reincrs and banks whicl
were carrying with them oil COllaterMs
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N'h' HES7 I" AS'' A"' '"'' N''"'''
issued bv Messrs, Il. G. Dunn & Co., Of
,ho worcor,;,o ogorcv contains tho rnm.
'' '',s - tt y. 1T. a.,
Dcr oi i"''ure' mat 'ooN pace III '"e ',rS'
three quarters oil the year 1870, showing
n very notable increase over the preced.
inn voar Tho number for tho nina
al, 20 ,,,. =. ta,,a,.,, t,,,.,. Nj,
'''o"'"' was 80 'o.'o"s' U"""" ~"
ruary and March, l,VS2; liabilities, Sl3''
10000; April, May and June, 1,6Sl; LA.
hili,ia, s93 GG7 OOO Julv. Auvust md
go, 49,, ,.,,I,,:1. a. !, oov mn
"eP'enoeI' ',.L i'"o'''''eS' E'i'-''0'V'
Total, Sl3l,lH,OOO. ......
The liabilities involved in these fail
rrc, o,o far In ovccss NJ tho.e nj nny
, "'s .;,.. ,e-o H., :, ,,n,II,, ,on,o,,'
!c"r S'hVo i''"' D"' ~ ''"'' W 'e'','"', .
hcrcd that these failures are Tic result Of
tho shock everywhere experienced by
hu.;ross during tho uanic of 1874 Wa
XIII. u,s,, .n.,. A.. f..
cal ""' "o "''''' '''"'' " 4"O'' ''' '""'
guagc Of the circular on this subject:
mrho clIst,. of i,o rnnic of 1874 ar
rather NJ ihc n yresses If which tLat was
u,a cI;may arc aocn In n Vrnat nnmh"r
~ ,Lc ",sMoi,tcs inr,nLcd r. Tia forcyo.
irs Ci,nrcs Cor,ninlv iLc incransn in thc
n"nnnt NJ thc linLiliiies ia trocpnbir IN
,hn o,ien,,t m tLn nort nj somc NJ ,he
h"ovicst hn,,scs whd have snccnmbrJ In
Ioot ,Lcmsolves oinng he increosiny iLsir
obligations, and otherwise poStp0ning the
Sv.l uny tU no I" a,,d lS't ti,no u DL's,
their assets would become more reaIiSo.
bic. Then it must 10 borne in mind that
just such period as this tests very &C.
Vcrely tmo stability ., ~ W ,I m o
Claims tn credit re,t only on prcyions
reputation, and who have only the shell
or poor remains Of lost or diminished
FORTUNES, ate Ui.Sfiy unnoie ~ W ~, im
'rbc timca n1C |niay5rnbic IN "Wcb y,
these, and the consequences arO 10 be
seen in II largely increased list Of failures
and heavier liabilities than Ill the aver
age OF years. Departure from Ultimate
business principles, perhaps In former
years, or even OF more recent occurrence,
is the cause to which not Il lew Of the fail.
nres OF the last quarter can be traced, and
these results are more properly charged
bic to the indlsCretions' OF indiVIdHaissJ or
their want oil ludgtnent, than 10 dlsor-
gained or unsafe condition oil trade"
Thcre orp many sisns tbatth country
=. .i.,.t. I,,,, ,...,i,oi1,, .ooouo.;.. t.o,,
II snowy O"' srauu"'iy ie'o'etl"s 'Fo"'
the depressed condition whefe tie pane
left it, One cheerful sign is the dispose
tion 10 rapilly realize upon lLe CROPS
n.,, i,,.a t., iL,i.L4,. i,,.,,a,,.J ,n1
'""' nav" "u' 'A'Oi' Ue''' i'N '''''"' ""''
when Will Increase inc purchasing anu
debt paying power Of large portion Of
the community The circular concludes
viii . ns,o,;o,, ond vo ,nLo i, = nO..
Wv" "V''" "'u "O '"AV ~ very
timely warning, in reference to loose cred
its, and states that: .st..,'. a..
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y COUNTY, SIS. COUNTY COURT,
james GllslOn :

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y COUNTY, s. $. COUNTY COURT.
james CASTOR
rs
William Castor, john, CASTOR, o, .,y
Jennings CASTOR, Elizabeth CASTOR, IN CllahCery.
Mary Jane BrOthGrtGn, Dorothy
Smith, John Smith, MARY i, Smith r,
Notice is hereby given, that IN the pursuance Of
decree maGlOn this case by tho Sald Court etered
in the chanclIGry order book No. J. page l3l, will
on
WEDNESDAY tho i7th Day Of November, 1875
on the premises iecrlbci IN this advertisement h.
tween the hours Of 10 O'clock 4. N! and O'clock p,
NJ sell at public auction 10 the llost and highest
bidder therefor. the following described Tract Of
land, helng IN the said county 81 Ohio, and lying
on McGraW's Run, bounded Us iOllOWsi
beginning at q Wild cherry, corner to II, Whit
corner to Whmms' thence 8. 27%o f. 10 poles 10 d
stone, below sugar and white oak tree thence n,
81 H. gpOlCs 10 stone, corner 10 Sample aud j. NJ
Whitman; thence g. liHS W. 40 poles IN a stake
corner to MrtOwni thence n. 7SlIo W, 10 6'lOlOlei
to n stake thence $. 2OI4' W.. l7G poles 70 make
Ia the line Of Buchanan; thence g. 6Bk' v, n
POLES, crossing McGmW's Kun 10 stake, corner tC
MaIWell's htlry; Themes up said Hun N, u. W. 81
poles, thence n, 1879 l.. q poles; thence N 8i2'
\. ri poles, thence N. 1877 T.. 90 ROLES, thence
leaving said run N. "a W. ~ poles to white oak
corner to Gibson; thence n, ~ L. 20 poles thence
n. ~ W. ~ poles; thence N. tSkS' W. II pOlCi
10 stake, corner 10 =. Whitman; thence N, 26' +,
81 Gi.iOO poles, thGnco y. B9L9 T. o. i2.lOO pOlCi
to the beginning, containing one hundred aud lhir.
ty.nInC acres, more or less.
The terms Of said sale to bO ono.thlFd cash 10
hand, aud tho remainder In three equal annual
payments. to carry interest irOn the day Of act to
I've secured by bond and surety to he approved by
inc as slcl Commissioner, and the title IstO 10 IT.
lAlncd until full payment bC made.
PElil.GRlNE WlTIlAM,
Oc2j-M Special Commissioner for said sale.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

MAILS DUB A. n. MAILS CLOsR A. N.
River, Agcnt.,,....,.500 Wcls'gRnd StGub,..,.h O0
Columbus Wells. to Wig way, 800
Cincinnati. ........m7iOW Wells. " Glove, wiy..NpC
Indianapolis. Wells. to Pitts. way 300
Louisville ....."...."..7:lO Panhandle way west. 500
TOlOiO Chicago .mm7iOl New York, PhilA..".b.00
lIemphCll, agent. .n7IO Wing 10 Halt, v4y..,.b2i
hlt. Wash, d.. C....&l0I Bait and Wash. .. C,E3i
New York and Phil.s;l0I Evansville, CNmbgerG'2J
Graf and Gin. R.Po,SiiO Cambridge Ius,...n"7;31
MOrrlstOwn way",",lGOOl Cadl5 llack",..",""."E BU
Mt. Pleasant loo Washington, Pl-"."E2h
Mrnsy'lC, Cambgc 100 Clarksbilrg, Park 'hg..g.25
BNlaIru....... ......lI;OO Wig and Wells wayiOi
West Liberty. CGvp \ PiltS..""". 0lO
J.. ~, New York, phila.....lMlO
Pittsburgh. 1918 River Mail n.-.s."rI0F3a
Penn. Cen. H. ro...nlGl6 Wing 4 Chi'gO R.PO ll;3i
halt. to Wig H. PO..llj Hancs, lndiannpOs 1855
N, Y. and Phlll.n.n. i.lb Chicago Cinrinnall l!3i
HnwOOi,. $3.50 st. Louis, Colllnbus.ll"
PRfkpfsbufg. P,M,
RyGrsOn's Sta. Wnyu.iOI West lihOTtym"...,.,l;3O
Washington, lh..".,i.iOl Mt PlglSntu,".",,."2OJ
Cadl1 way,.,"m..m.,.b,OOl MOrristOwn Way".""2'OD
Chi'gO to Wing X. Posse lhllaire,.. ... .,."""2:0O
IRlairC, 81. LDuls.n.65O llemplUld Rgrnt".",i;0j
Newark, Daylon"mG6OIWh'g to hlt. T. Po.i:05
ChitAgU,.....,. .....""h.bO New York, Phila.""IO5
pOlls.""""b'hOl lnuiAnapOlls. W
Glove. 4 Wells. way. $3.50 GAINESVILLE, II. IOus,s00
n. Y, Pittsburgh. $50 Cleveland, Chicngo.,s0O
StcubcnylC., .G.3OS Louis, Dayton.....SOO
WGllSburg. ....m...m...6.30Se Newark Columbus, 100
Cambridge way.......G.3O Louisville, Cincln'il.,s.O0
hlt., Wash. D. C"illOINOw YDrk."..,.........&tO
Hrait. to Wing agt.li:l0I Washington, D. C....S;U0
l20O Illt mOre
c, W. 4 z. Way"""l2OOl Cumberland. 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEA. II PERKINS,
Is the only GENUINE
WORCESTERSHIRE. SAUCE.
AuD1 NJ
LauqhIIn's Infant Cordial.

The chlli'scurc when teetHing-t relieve Tnlnnl.
nation Of tho Gums, to Rlay unOaslneSs, to quiet
Collie Pains, TO promote Sleep, 10 cure summer Cum
plant. This We consider one Of the most valuable
remedies 10 10 kept In tho family when tho chill
drOn are cutting their teeth, We arc selling thou
sands Of bottles, and have 10 hear tho hrst person
say II Is not all We recommend II 10 b0.
MOTHERS, have you 4 Hrkiy, ieeihiHg bdbd thai
TURNS the lIOURs Of NIGHT when you 10 long fOI
TeSt) Into ole LONG, WRARY DAYTIME Of WORRl
MINT and CARE2 Cry Cfy-Cry-all day and al
night lOng2 n you have, ltHsn To FedIni, fH con-
WINGED, hesitate no OH06--A PRw drops Of INFANT
CORDIAL and your chill WILL 10 PACIPIED, and
SWEET, REFRESHING ELHRp will take tho place u
wAKRTUL supFRRlNG. Procure At once bottle
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGIlLIN BROS. 1 CO., Proprletor,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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lgEpEllaOCRNT
MeM&aN, AAssss:Ass!
SERIOUS AFFRAYs
Young Man aiortalIy wounded

We have received brief statement
x Tho facts CONCERNING q nd ARRAY
which occurred on French eieek a,, Y
Hpshur county, on the SRI inst The .
Changers Of that region Nere eels.
braties Independence d,5, and ! large
.numbsr of Grapgers and others from
ia adjacent counties, lad gaths'ed in,
An the rest were fwo young men:
TSo reside on Fredch Greek Levi
Fa ii OTIS ssed II, and - Duke,
sssS it;. ! The bojs were neighbour,
IA good friendfS and had cagaged
AL Saornipg in srestling. 10 tso q,
tsrnoon Z banteato box with eacs oth-
a proiuced q tsht, in which Talbot
who rs much stouter than bis SppS.
mont throw Iaxe, aud punished hip
rssbaj soyerelf. When Duke gcs up.
be.a)eW bis ,ockat.knife, and told TAI
IN that life bothered him agaia 70
wolld killkim. Talbot, not hesaing
nj threA, rushed upon Duke in
Hiding i take the knife away nom
In, Vlsu Duke plunged the knife i1,
3 TsIlotes body, short disslnS'e
Aboyo the groin, inaic!ipg . vsdna
Ehrcs Or four inches long, and ssveral
inohes deep Duke was imnedilselj
arrested, and upon an examination be
foe juhiec, vas committed tojap 4
Buckhpnnen. Talbot is still July 81
lingering, but the phyaieians have nj
hops Of his recovery. Hisi injuries arg
intsrnal, and cur informant states that
Is 10 Monday last ho had lost bstveed
No and three gallons Of blood.-Bsthl
Lie boys are Of very respectable fanii
lies, and in this case it cannot be said
hat ybiskey was the cause, as both d
ahem we're perfectly sober. "a ~
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EFT DR.. A. NJ. DENT has located
permanently IL Weston for the practice
Of his profession. Having attended a
thorough course Of lectures at Sterling
Medical College, after an experience Of
twelve years as practical druggist, tho
Doctor has obtained not only an &c.
curatc knowledge Of diseases, but also,
from bis long experience as druggist,
understands perfectly, the properties Of
medicines, and their application in tho
treatment Of disease. Tho Doctor
eau be found at his residence on Centre
Street, nearly opposite the Court House.
All calls, night and day. promptly at
tended to.
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Fatal Accident.

! From a private letter from Sutton,
We learn that most singular and fital
accident occurred at'thnt place on th'
Let inst. resulting intthc death q
li.tle two-year-old daughter Of FelitJ
Baxter, Esq. The child was sitting
II q chair, and accidentally fell 70 n.
liIcOr, striking its bead over the lef
eye, and iracturing the skull. from q,
effects Of which she died in about W
hours. Drs. Erwin and Gibson vlre
called in, but we're unable to afford ihJ
relief to the little uFerer.-she va;
sweet little child, to whom her pahat!
were deyotcdly attached J; and her sd
den end has filled them with lastpl
'prief 1'fc Nlefh III
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Ey Tur Ministers and Deacons
Meeting for tho Broad Run Association
will meet With the Freeman's Greek
Baptist Church, on the Wednesday be.
fore the 4th Sunday in August, at 10
o'clock A. VI.
Programme:
LIST, Devotional Exercises.
ID, Introductory Sermon by Elder
R A Kemper-John 2l:16-"Fecd
my Sheep"
Sd, Sermon by ElderL B Moore
Romans 5:1-"Beipg justified by
faith"
4th, Sermon by Elder G A Woofter
Romans 81.
9th, Sermon by Elder L W Holden,
from q text Of his own selection.
9Th, Sermon by Elder Il LangfoId
subject, Sauctidca,iou.
7th, Sermon by Elder P 7 l. Queen
subject, The Divinity Of Christ.
S,h, Sermon by Elder J A j Light
burn-subieet. The Atonement.
9th, Sermon by Elder Fl E Carter
james 1:27.
10Th, Sermon by Elder ] s Fisher,
from text Of bis own selection.
An invitation is extended TO th,
sIinisterg ADD Deaeops ofths Bresl
Run and sistur tss.ncjal isss-7-n ropnred
your own suhiecta- - eoine P.Sfss
liotakc ! part With us. MI.
la.s ST. a. j. LiduTpuRN Cknl'
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LET WEsr VIRGINIA AND THE CBS.
rESsrAL.-Nothing Of importance has
yet taken place to awaken general in
terest in the important matter Of The
State Of West Virginia being repro
sented at tho Centennial mex. year
but it is to be expected that when
Governor Jacobs appoints that Board
Of Commissioners to act in connection
with the United States appointees thai
their combined efforts will resul. 10
something. Meantime tho press o
the State could do valuable service and
their duty to her citizens by awaken
ing their interest in this matter.
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Bcs. English and American Scythe.

Bes. English and American scythe.
at Chalfant Il Moore's, ISIS
Theodore Tilton's nolel novel,
"7empest Tossed" for rent at The
News Depot. -.<.s and
Sugar Cured -H-5nallant Il Moore's.
Brcslats, Oils and Window Glass lt
liChaliant & Moore's.
Moving Machines, Rakea. Wagons
and plcTs al OhalfsnE & aioofe's q
Nails, Builders Hardware, gacll,
30, AZ cbalfaut & MooreS y
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EE INpgpENpLNcg DAY, In

county, was very much as other d.
Tho patrio.s-if such thero bed.
lepthuse worth cent. In town
stores were all open. and business g
orally was carried on as usual. 3
tho 9Th. The darkios "celebrated'
,feW. aud got drunk aigood deal,
sOugh the only casualty was ores
b QUE colored brother going for
pthr with a brick bath iClal
guFs some Of the shite brethren 70
s6,slsn itoe, , and ono man vas
ousl hurt In Upshur, as elsevh
Spsed. young man was mort
Fsended. Over in Tsylcnicouut
~ rough asd tumble fights are
Porsed. -"T hs tllos:sss Fourth 4
unbug in .hia country. Instead
being a day devoted to patriotism
rlch, 1t isjst down as tho time for a
Funk. n
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E Irrus rpoM WrpsrER-Ftiien

ET ITEMS FROM WgDsrER-Fn'end
Eq5sadin IL suppose the readers Of
your good paper would DO glad to hear
from the Independent State Of Web
ater, as il has been some time since |
ba We attempted to write, 10 The frst
place I would say that | hope your
welcome trip to the county-seat was
greatly appreciated BY yourself and
-Four friend, aud hope that you arrived
home safe and sound. We have had
xet weather for some weeks passed, and
Il is raining to-day. Crops looks we'll
70 far. The fruit is principally all
Killed by tho heavy freezes in the
spring. This being the case, apple
lack will be scarce in tho Independent
State this fall. --Robert =. Green
caught and killed alarge bear q few
days ago, in pen set Tor that purpose,
near the head Of Burgoo Creek. The
bear was in very Gne Condition, and
made good meat.-Some 2 weeks
ago myself and a party from Pennsyl.
vania were on Williams and Gauley
rivers in scarch Of the beautiful lands
that are spread out on those two
streams aud their tributaries. They
are covered down to the very verge On
both sides with the finest Of timber.
such as poplar, white oak. black wal.
nut, sugar, beech, and Oh the top, or
between these streams are fine fats
covered with wild oherrys. These two
streams will some day DO the paradise
Of the lumbermeh Of West Virginia, al
they are a total dense forest Of 6nt
timber. aud easy Of access.
Yours, &c, B. MotLouAs,
Surveyor Of Independent Ssats.
l, Addison, June 90. -as s
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~. TuE RAitRoAp.-The 81

ET THE RAitRoAp,-The SURF
ors Of tho Weston and West Fork 3
road, accompanied BY 7, NJ. jack
engineer, arrived here last week. y
ing completed the preliminary SUI
Of the two proposed routes. |
jackson, Immediately returned
Clarksbufg, where ho will prepare
report Of bis survey and maps Of
lines surveyed. which he will pre-
to tho Directors at their first meeti
to be held. we understand, immedii
ly after tho stockholders meeting,
THE 18th. We were not able to le
(which of the two proposed routes
jackson considers the most feasible
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gsHy Rry W L Ausr1Ssswill prsach
in the PrcsbytoriapnO Church Sunday
morning and evening.

w les CREAM FEsrIvAL.-The
Sewing Circle Of the NJ E Church pro-
pose to have an Ice Cream Festival in
the old Sandford store-room, on Tues
day night, tue 18th inst. The public
generally orc invited.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-12

E "iANkyE Norloss," as a gen.
eral rule, are our domination; but il
a few more Of our business men would
initiate tho vim aud enterprise Of As
pinall 4 Rohrbough, Weston would
soon be town to be proud Of. The
new hitching..posts recently erected by
them are an institution which entities
them to the thanks of the community.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-12
Disa greement and Discharge orthe
Brooklyn Jury.

Atlast We have an end Of the great
Beecher.T ilton trial, and some people
will call it a "most lame aud impotent
conclusion" After o six months ses-
sion the jury have been discharged for
lack Of ability to agree, standing at
the last nine for acquittal and three
for conviction, or, in other words,
nine for Beecher and three for Tilton.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-12

TT PERsoNAL.-Hon. Henry G.
Davis. United States Senator from
West Virginia, is worth half million
dollars. tits but a few years since no
was a railroad conductor, in tho en-
ploy Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
Road, and was known BY those who
travelled over that road as the sac.
commoda.ing conductor His genial
manners and accommodating disposi.
tons, has had great influence in his
elevation to position.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-12

Nr BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKlfl
From the market reports this we
I'VE quote as follows: Very best on III
El6a7ss generally rated first quaiis
E5a6; medium or good fair quait
|4aa5; ordinary thin steers, oxen an
cows, 3.a41 (; general average Of Il
market g.; extreme range Of pric'
3ia7S;; most Of che sales were frol
l53 to61. West Virginia was We
lrenresented-she is credited with Ali
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That Tea at Is cts per pound and
Coffee 23cts at Chalfant & Moore's.

H The PEOPLE WANT PRooR.-
There is no medicine prescribed by
physicians. or sold by druggists, that
carries such evidence Of its success and
superior virtue as BOschee's German
Syrup for severe Coughs. Colds settled
on tho Breast, Consumption. or any
disease Of the Throat and Lungs, a
proof Of that fact is that any person
afflicted, can get q Sample Bottle for
10 cents and try its superior effect be-
fore buying tho regular size at 10 cts.
1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and its won.
derful cures are astonishing everyone
that uses il. Three doses will relieve
any case. Try it. Sold by Dr.. G. B.
Simpson & Co., Druggists, Weston,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-12

R We surrender good deal Of
our space this week to the report Of
the Teachers Institute, held Ut Sutton I;
but we mako no apology therefor, in.
asmuch as j. contains matter Of inter-
est to every one interested in Free
Schools.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-12

ET Miss MARY TIERsEY, Of this
place, graduated with distinguished
honors at the recent Commencement
Of the Mount De Chantal Seminary.
She was one among tho few who re.
ceived agold medal in addition to o
diploma.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-12

cT TIE CAPITAL QuEsr1oS.-The
injunction. against the removal Of the
State Capital from Charleston 10
Wheeling will be argued before the
Supreme Court Of appeals, which
meets at Charlestown, Jefferson coun.
ty. on the FIRST Wednesday in August,
next. ..a
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-12

cT Hon. S. B. ELKlss, of New
Mexico, who lately married Miss Hal.
lie, daughter Of Hon. Henry G Da-
Wis, has been re.nominated BY the Re.
publicans as a delegate in Congress
for that Territory.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-12

ET The SPECIAL TERa.-Those in
terested should not forget that Judge
Braunon will hold a special term Of
tho Circuit Court Of this county, com.
mencing on Monday, July 18th.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-12

H W. W. BRAsSoS, of this place,
was granted State Certificate as q
Teacher, by Professor Kenny, at the
Teachers Institute recently hold at
Buckhannon.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-12

On GEORGE B. MORRIS, of the firm
Of Morris. Jarrett & Hall, Dentists.
S41, 9th Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa, will
visit this place twice year-spring
and fall-notwithstsnding others report
to the contrary.