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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-18

THE World Does not Contain Medi-
cine that will cure distressing and
dangerous Cough or Cold ms rapidly
and certainly as HALE's HONEY OF
HoURHoUND AND lar.
PIKs's Toothaohe Drops cure in one
minute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-18

CATTLE SHIPPED. V. Button, of
the Little Humboldt, shipped seven
cars of cattle from this station to San
francisco last evening. Tonight
Smith. Mann & Catalow will ship four
teen car loads to the same place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-18

REMOVED SILVER STATE Office
is removed from Railroad street to the
new building on Bridge street. opposite
the Courthouse.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-18

A FIRE broke out in Omaha last night
and destroyed ight buildings. Loss
$4,000.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-18

IT is now believed that Hon: Charles
0'Coner is cut Of danger,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-18
SAN rKANCIsCo STOCK REpoRr.

Last Evenings board.
20 Valley 3
so Raymond & Ely IS. 1871
so Eureka 1914
go Phoebe 75c
$40 Alps III. 12s
so Rye Patch |
so Prussian | u
$50 Leopard II, 1914
80 jefferson al. Az
560 ella rs, "a
1910 Hussey | =. Ia
81 North Carson 2S
200 Panther
800 Mansfield Ia, IL
21O Advance 5 q =
$50 New Coso 2,
100 Golden Chariot 200
700 Rock Island 4, 81
2S5 New York "a
,325 Atlas
.545 Woodville 3. 32z
225 Occidental so
100 Lady Washington ~, az
1977 Kossuth 3
500 Original Gold Hill ~
4s5 Andes 3s+
$50 Mides
720 Europa ~, IL
50 Wells Fargo 25
100 North Carson 500
100 Niagara soc
4l00 Leviathan 2
075 Amazon II
10 Prospect AZ. s b5
AIS MARYLAND soc
450 Morning Star
$50 Mammoth =
80 West Belch.r y,
2420 Justice 261a, 27H b5
This MORNINGS Board.
Il65 Ophir IS. 4s14 i.
1875 Mexican 1874 10
$50 Gould 4 Curry II, 20ss
400 Best Il Belcher SO, SO
935 Savage 1871, l4'4
200 Choliar So, 895.
$40 Hale Il Norcross As
1880 Crown Point 81. 33L
.l40 Yellow jacket SO. So
100 Imperial So, So
140 Kentuck IL, 1917
100. Alpha As
lou DGlCOeT Do
100 Conf ience 1917
4f0- Con. Virginia 397. 400 bio
$40 Sierra Nevada 20s4. 20a. m
l00iBuliion a., Az
900 Excheqner ii
$50 Union .. 0.s
90 ,Exch%qner III ri a
1920 Lady BRYAN "a, "a ~
285 Julia 10
20 Caledonia 81. 2lI
100 Baltimore 20, 3
~22S, Utah l7I<
10 Silver Hill ~
so Dayton AZ
100 Rock Island ga, 81
1870 New York "a
Is Seq. Belchsr SO
355 Oserman So. 57X
AGO Justice PIX. 271I
so Succor 75c
365 Occidental 81
100 Alta 3
$40 Woodvillo 81
so Lady Washington az
$40 Kossuth 81, "A
30 Meadow Valley ~, 3
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-20

A Washington special to the Times
says that the whisky men from
Chicago and st. Louis make up about
as despairing a crowd as has ever
visited hal city. The governments
move towards selling the distilleries
and grounds attached for fines as
sessed against the owners, Is a fatal
blow to the whisky men. They hope
to get a~little longer time before
being thrust into the cold world PEN
niless. In their coming fight to keep
out of the western penitentiaries.
they have made assaults upon Sec
rotary Bristow, but he is immovable,
and says the work must go on, the
ruin of the distillers is a sweeping
disaster for which he declines to be
personally responsible.
The report of yellow fever at Nor
folk turns out to be the mere inven-
ton of sensationists.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-20
TUESDAY. JULY 20, 1875
a washlngton speeial 70 the Inter.

A Washington Special to the Inter
Ocean says : Attorney General
Pierrepont has spent much time in
making an exhaustive review of the
Gharpenning case, and has completed
his report thereon. The attorneys for
the claimant have, however, asked
for two days in which to file
additional briefs, consequently the
PRONUNCIATION of Pierrepont's de-
cision is suspended. Judge Block is
one OF the counsel for the claimant,
and he has filed al argument holding
that after the claim had been in pur-
suanceo of an act Of Congress settled by
the Postmaster General, IL was be.
you'd the powerof COM resstoiuterfere
and that an act suspeuding payment
was therefore void. twill naturally
be inferred from the fact that a mo-
ton for delay comes from the claim
AMI that Pierrepont's opinion Is adj
verse to his claim.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-20

LARAMIE CITY. r4
WIN. Harris. eI oHeo, Mayor
j. II Finfrock.
Board Of Trustees T. Gatbrsith.
I. J. Webster,
flames Vins.
Usrk-John Mcleod, s0-oncio Assessor
MdrshdL-M. A. Hance.
TrodsuFer-L, ID. Pence.
AhOrHsV-Urme Nerreil.
Police JHSdcs-L. ID. PcaEe.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-20

Go1srHo-Jno. ". Thayer.
SecyoGqFy-G. ". French.
CntJ Jssttoe " oAprsa4s Court. ". Fisher
Ass0etafs JHst4ces-JOs. II. IAreY, Z. A, Thamaa
0fft. StgeS COlsct0r-E r. Snow.
51rutg0r CeHsTul- SilAs Heed.
asossbs' Il Pubic KoHsys-G- w. Corey.
hsgaSter T. $. Laad 0rtce-S. IT, MihsuE.
IsrFh"rtd+ ITeGs4ner-S. W Dowucy.A
Ttrrl0E1uL AHda0I|. II. Hayf lord.
comnsAsiomer Of PsHit,AtiaEy} Char.es Hutton.
PRETORIA LfbrdrfaH John ~slaIRh:er. fNf
CoDHuesto8sr u hafagrafi0a@ X. Jenrey.
SapSE1ntSasdSilI or las rsetasE-John slaughter,
GHhsd states C0DsHtsstohsr-J ". BrunAr.
CLsTk or IN judicial nstrIetJ " kramer.
KaysAn-Gftbert Adtms.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-20
Churches.

81 Marks church, Episcopal. Roy. r. W.
billiard rector. SundHy s~ervfcep. II a. m. and
SPIN. Sunday school after morning service.
Seats free. All persons are co. daily invited to
attend,
Roman Catholic, key. JAS. McGolrich. Pastor.
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church ono'Neil
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Revew. B. Reed. Pas-
tor. Services at II a. m. and sp. M. Sunday
chool directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W.T.. Warren. pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath at la m.
and Z p. m. Sabbath school at az p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited to all the services Of
the church,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-20
UINTA COUNTY

(CgA. Phipps,
Commissioner Newell Bceman,
W. x. Sloan.
S~herfD-winiam Hinton.
CIerk--AlL q. Lee
Probate Judqs-W. II. Remington er. Oh. Trens.
Prosecuting AAorRep-H. GnrbanAu.
ASseSsor-M. &. Hopkins.
SurreuOr-H. Robinson
Superintendent of S-hOols-S. K. Temple.
CGro Lsr-ThC mas Street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-20

CARBON COUNTY
~. B. Adams, Chairman.
Committeeman ID. x. CLAY,
J. II. Rrammsr. "
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-20

Plans and Specifications drawn by an ex.
perienced OrauEh tsms M. on short NOTICE. We
Guarantee all our Work, as we employ none
but hrst-class workmen. i've NV
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-20
County omear.
LARAMIE CoUNTY.

IGeo a Draper, Chairman,
ConsaaissioHsrs L. Bsary,
IL Lagdau.
SksrgF-N. j.. OBrfen.
Cosstdbtes-W Taylor. c. s. Deyoe.
Jlsfiees OF Tie Fedes-Jno. slaughter, TIN Fisher
Clerk ard Rec0yder-oeo. b Simpson
TrsasHFeF-D. Tracy
PROBATE Judged. q. Trhey.
Prosecuting Af0raSy-Ws W Corlett.
SCHOOL SHperiHtsHdsHt-F W. HiIiiard.
C0rOHsr-Ja Talbot.
IssssSor-Ed. j. Morris.
CHEYENNE IT
~. G.. whipple, Pres.es eff Mayor
john NeAlon.
Bird Trustees John 4. D4yis-
l.. X Brc-nshuh.
Peter HANNA
Cisrk-W. RIchas dsnn. eE. IF. Assessor.
Aarsha-C.S DevOe.
Frsdsurer-traAc Bergman.
dtorHeV-T \. Street.
SbyrstOr-A j. Pareha1.
Police Justtoes John Slaughter, T. NJ. Fisher.
lettings OF the Town Trustees. Friday ever
lug In each week. al the City Haii.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-20
-swEETwATEk U N

Tw. z. Noble. Chairman.
commissioHsrs william Evans.
James Calhoun
Sheriff p. A. McPhee. ~
Clsrk-A. Mcintosh.
Probate Juags-Jas. A. Brennan, sr. Of. Treas r.
Assess0r- Mm.A A. Johnson.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-20
New Advertisements.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-20
Masonic.

Wyoming Commandery No. L. Regular eon-
clave hrst Friday in each month. r.
Wyoming Chapter, No. j. r. A, N. meets
Tall, on the hrst and thira Tuesday evenings In
each month, at o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 16, meets hrst and third
saturday nights in each month, at Masonic Hall
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-20

Hope Encan sment, No. ., /. o. o. F., meet
every I'd and 18th Wednesday of each month .
Odd Fellows Hall. ~
Cheyenne Lodge, No. l, l. o. =. r., meets even
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-07-20
CHEYENNE CTT'


W II. II llidAy,
comnfssi0ners sim,n Dur ach.r,
Thomas AlSop. Ea
Sherig-J. r. BrOphy.
justices Of he Psae. q. v. Ritter.
CIerk-J W. Medium.
Prp6ate Jadgs-G W. Ritter. e~I-o1acio Treasurer.
Prosecuting AhorRsy-C w Bramel.
SaperiHfslfeRt Of SchoOls-N. L. Andrews.
Coroner-James Vine,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18
The New Finance Bill..tIIow VIII
itAtfect Pricesi

The new Finance IillwhicA has just
been passed by the Congress Of the
United States, and approved By the
President, provides for resumption Of
silver coin Immediately, and gold coin
the first day Of January, 1879. II
also provides for FREQ banking, subjsc.
to tie laws Of banking under the Ma.
tional system. II seems TO us that
prices must necessarily come down un.
der lite operations Paper money will
Of necessity DO withdraw from circula.
ton to a certain extent, and as II DO.
Genes tcarccr, II will become moro
valuable, and prices for property relax
or decline. Tho banker must now get
ready to pay bis debts. lie has had q
long breathing spell, Many Of bis
notes lIavo becn out ior ten years. and
until now DO has never been called
upon to redeem them. lie has loaned
his paper at o good rate Of interest aud
made his money easily, Now lie must
lCgin to prepare himself, with green.
Lacks or gold toredecpl lie out 'tand'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

elections Of the South and provide for
negro repeating, tho Suspension Of the
habeas corpus. etc. Tho obvious poll
cy and interest Of the Democrats now
Is to scruliniIe every measure thor
oughly, and to insist on ample time for
examining aud debating the appropria-
ton bills. They can do this II the
Democratic press will condesOcnd to
force the Congressional rccusants to
perform their duty, and ifapy Repub:
lican measure or tyranny passes, il will
almost certainly be the result Of Demo-
cratic inertness. The Radical leaders
are pushing the army bill first, that
being,the measure 10 which they have
the kcenest interest. as 1t will enable
taem to hold military control Of the
Southern States for their party pur'
poses.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

ing notes. Silver coin Is to take the
place Of fractional currency, when we
will have the pleasure Of seeing silver
ten cent pieces, quarters and half dol
llrs, bright and shining as 10 the bet
ter days Of the Repuelic. 10 Jingle
them in mans breeeAes pocket will
remind him Of the good times when
Andrew jackson lived iu the White
House, and the country was prosperous
aud happy. To know that ho Is soon
to have some "sure mfr money 10 his
pocket. raises him on bis tip toes. He
will then know he has some Of the
genuine understanding which has
tho true ring about it-possessing in.
trinsic value. The paper dollar will
soon be laid aside for tho "sure nuff''
dollar, and our money pass current 10
every quarter Of the globe. Our opin-
iOn'iS. what may be lost in shrinkago,
as respects paper money, will be more
than made up in the value Of the gen.
uine article. It matters nothing to o
laborcr. II he can buy as much with q
gold dollar p a dollar aud a half in
paper money, whether he works day
Tor gold dollar or a dollar and hal
in paper money. I6 oil tue same to
him. To buy . pound Of OOEOc now, you
must pay Q dollar and a half for five
pounds, which is thirty cents q pound
Now, Il you can buy il for twenty cent.
pound in gold, a gold dollar will buy
the same number Of pounds as dollar
and a half in paper money. And this
illustration or process Of reasoning.may
be employed 10 fx tho prices and val
nc Of property 10 general. The better
money is, the more d. will buy. and
prices for property and labor will adapI
themselv 8 TO the new value Of money.
This bill provides that nlnan may still
pay bis debts in greenbacks, and
s uS Suu . S a, Sas iea' 1879
sS Sold Tbs b,nts ara bonnd "a "a.
deem Their i..,,s, IN sr,onbacks. and
nav ofr THAR Jsbt, IN ss,sSnbaSks. ia
d. tbiv. rs n measure q GOOD finap.ier.
ing, they will withhold their own is,
sues, and prepare themselves with
Outstanding and tbis viii of necSssi,y
nrnSrSo fos linz s,r;r w." IN Mnrsy
matters, I'm. Il il sonsaentlv b..
li"vsJ ,b,t si,cr ,c.,,mn,ion viii have
ist.n Mace md cans3snce rostoros
money viii be more abundant. business
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

a jusli6ablc &C. Of self.detenco. the
people were naturally excited BY the
Wrong-doipgs and impOsiLiOns upon
Them Of q goTernmen. whose only in.
teresl in the State was that Of securing
10 itself dishonest pelf.
In Alabama very little, 80 far, has
been traAspired regarding the doings
ofthe committee there engaged; but
we read this morning that is has con.
cluded its word in ono county, and
there had succeeded in proving two
murders, bu. could find no proof thai
politics was at the bottom Of them,
The close OF this sentence shows The
animus governing this investigation,
Every murder Of difficulty whiSh &C.
ours, Is at once siezed upon and ex'
aggerated. While in ether sections
crimes may be committed, aud cxcemel
may be INDUCED III NTH only q pass
ing comment, there is nothing tina
takes place escapes notice, but Is taker
hold Of with ,vidi.y for the sole pur
pose Of making political capital. It i
this disposition to believe tho worst o
the South which has given rise to 81
much sectional i'll feeling and caused *
much trouble.
Nov these Congressional Commit
toes have ine chances for sitting al
these matters to the bottom, and
they should be 50 partiEan as to en-
desyor to manipulate facts so as L
disguise The truth, the people can AMI
will read the published developments
and foam their own cOuclusiOns.a-Res
iitsr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18
Investigations.

For more than a week past three
Congressional Committees have been
holding sessions and taking testimony
in tho South, one in Louisiana, one in
Mississippi, and onein Alabama.
Tho first mentioned Of these three,
that in Louisiana, has finished It's Ia
boris aud returned to Washington.
1t has had every opportunity given for
fsrreting out the real source Of the
troubles there, and having been pres.
ent when the last scene Of the con-
spiracy against tho State was enacted,
eau do much towards satisfying the
country as to the truth or tho untruth
Of the various statements which have
been presented in connection there.
with. Ftom the testimony taken, and
which has been heretofore published,
one thing has been most indisputably
shown that the people have had 10
submit to government for which
they had no respect, aud which has
been to them no protection but rath.
or has only afforded their rulers oppor.
tuniticS Of robbery aud oppression.
II has been shown that under this
government, business is prostra.
ted, prosperity overthrow, and taxa.
ton levied which amounts almost to
condscation.
II, under these circumstances, muir.
dOrs have occurred ; Il the Conshatia
affair really is what the Republican
leaders in Congress delight to call it.
q massacre brought about by political
difFerencCs-every drop Of blood shed
lies at the deor Of the administration
and Congress, ofthe President first,
in that DO used bis power to subycrt the
peoples Government and establish that
Of himself aud friends, and Of Congress
next, in that, despite the fact that one
Of its own Committee decided that this
n maS u " '"S M woD5s u"s Kan
H., nh"n ,Sn noo,is U ,r " ~. .on, >
nslI.s ~ v;slS p sutIsr and nnx;lI;n,
pb"sisncc' thsy . S 4 hocom ~a srci,cd
Sv snssr an3 n b,ooa;ns ovsr tb"ir
= ,o SuS n,S /. ,,r vv " ,r u tbs;,
S.nssanc. nron .Lop ;0.olont ' and ~ ~.
,snissl "n,.G, .o ,'t .ad i' ,hs .,tbN,s u
ii .bs;t r H"ss h. ~, wander nd today 4
,h., ,Isv hSsc .bnH, sn.h ,om,rl:hlS
ali sani,ol and 'i fo,bs, sSrs
IN Si;.s;nn; MI M sSS .,mo Cla .,o-v n
n;.mans Ipp' franz, Il snS ,obbsry has
bssn SsSsInnsd Whom ,hs ";ti,:ns ~
V;.tshnsr ;rs,,, ian.nSsd ,h,, ~.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

Yves. Virginia.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of 'th,
Circii Couri Of BraIton county, on the first
Monday In December 1874.
John N Burns, David B. Burns and Gideon
II Burns, ,laie merchants aud partners
doing business under the name and style
Of burns 4 Co."
U.
Sarah Jane Mclaughlin, widow Of Addison
Mclaughlin, deceased, Duncan McLAugh'
Araminta Mccoy and Francis ". Mccoy,
her husband, Elizabeth Squires and Dan.
lei s Squircs, her husband, Margaret o.
Hall and Charles B. Hall, her hurbaud,
Sallle u. Ishsa and John l., Rhea, her
husband, and Addison Mclaughlin chill.
dreu and heirs at law Of Addison Ne
Laughlln, deceased.
IN cHANcERT,
The object o 4 this suit 10 to enforce O spec
iie contract made between the plaintiffs and
Addison Mcl4aug him, IN his lie time for the
sale Of two certain traetS OIL land In BFaxton
county, on the Little Kanawha river and "
waters, contalning together about 2e7 acres.
And Il appearing by affidavit filed that
the defendant Duncan Mclaughlin, Charles
B. Hall and Margaret G. Hall, bis wife, are
non residents Of this State, II Is ordered tha
Il ey do appear here within ono month after
Tue date Of the a1t publication hereof, and
do what 10 necessary to protect their inter
est. A Copy Teste:
AZ TnNE1 1l..1
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18

A DISPATCH from Washington to the
Cincinnati Enquirer says:
The evident game ofthO Republicans
10 Congress is TO push the apprOpria-
tiOn bills through as rapidly as posi-.
bic, so as to avoid any possible risk Of
an extra session. After these bills
shall DO passed tho game will be The
next 10 spring and fusd through vari.
Gus measures devised to poomote their
party interests, tucl as the rccoustruc.
lion Of Arkansas, tho bill 10 regulate
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-18
v. o. BENNETT. J. v. NO ~ iSpt
LEWIS COUNTY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
DESIRABLE
Improved TownPropertya and
Farms For Sale Z

The undersigned Offers for ta,c The follow
lag real estate;
Tor 3.-.PARM, ono mile from olsa-
vile, 1850 acres 10 acres under cultivated,
and Is acres hacked and deAdened and In
grass. The tract Is well WAtered and tim
bered, and has upon u hne orchard, log
house, stable, ke. Price, Sl,ooo-oue.
fourth cash and The remainder In four equal
annual inItalmentS. Tile indispntAble.
LOT 3td-A large HOUSE In Weston,
suitable fol Hotel PuFpostr. 10 rooms, in
kne order. Good lot aad elegant Slabifns.
One Of the most pablo places In tous.
Terms ysry reasonable.
LOT NO. "a desirable
GRAZING FARM,
three milts from Weston, in good neigh
borhood, convenient 10 a Sehool.heuSe and
church, containing
THREE Hundred and Thirty. TSres
Aers,
one hundred and seysniy-RTe ofwhieh are
improved, 10 we'll waiered by two running
Streams and four never failing springs. Il
bias Limestone soil and q limestone quarry,
II has on II good two-stoy franc house.
containing Eve rooms, all the necessary out
buildings, stables, sorEsribs, &c. A good
young orchard and fine wall Of NEST eI-
cellent water.
LOT NO. 5-An elegant Dwelling
HouSe and large lot III the town Of we,ton.
This prnp0Tty iS situate on the lower part Of
iIain Street, and Is one OF the most desirable
residsnets In town. Can bshAa cheap. Ii
tie perfect.
LOT no. GA very comfortable small
Dwelling House 10 Weston. Situa,. on
good lot-has stable, well, and every other
conyenienCo. VIII be sold at the extremely
low price Of $500. Half cash and the re
mainderin one and two years. Title perfect.
LOT NO. IA large and convenient
Dwelling Honse, and quarter acre lot
Well, fruit trees, stable and every CONVENE
enee. House nearly new, Sltaslt min
utes walk from Tho Bailey IiouS,, on The
Polk Cr,ek road. Price $i,o0o-hAlf sasb
and the remainder in one and TIVE years.
LOT No s-Alarge House in the town u
Jane Law, suitable fora
TEL.
II Is nearly new, wtll finished, has RvtH
rooms, Jorge cellar, and every eonrenienss.
H. 10 situate upon All acre OF ground, on
which Is a new two-stOry building, suitable
STORE HOUSE.
This property can DO had a, ,sry low
terms. Title perfect.
Lor. No. GA FINE FARM Situate II
miles from Weston, containing $50 acres.
Well Watered, 50 aeteS under cultivation.
Good 2stery log house, Frame barn, aad
all Necessary outbuildlngs. Title perfect.
W. G. BENNETT, as COnnis,lonsr siihs
Circuit cour. Of Lewis county, has alao
i IGTS sV oF UAlnpRoTED LAND
for SALE, situate on Sand Fork efLsadiug
Creek, In Lewis and GilmsT counties, aver
aging from seventeen 10 Two hundred acres
In quantity, and belonging TO the estate Of
Mater bailey, deceased. These loi, are rich,
situated IN good neighberhocds, and WILDE
sold cheap They present. to men Of inslf
means favorable opportunities Of obtaining
homes.
~. The til. to all The lots offered BY ,s
is indbputAble.
forLrther information npply TO
Bennett& Wonindin,
Weston, W Va.
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j. ii. JONES, Clerk.
F. j. Baxter
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

N.wrs. @. D. Hall and Margaret G. Hall, hi,
wife, and Duncan Mclaughlin, parties,
defendants to the above suit
You will take notice, that on the 26th day
Of February, 1875, at the stOre.heusS Of
Burns & Co., at Lunbcrport, In l,raxton
county, Weit Virginia, betwee the hours Of
0 O'Clock A. NJ. and 5 o'clock P. N. Of that
day, we will proceed 10 take the depoSitious
Of Gideon N. Burns and others, to DO read
as evidence In Chaueery cause now dcpond-
Ing in the Circuit Court Of llraxton county,
10 which we are plaintiffs and you and 9th
ers are defendants. And II from any ca1se
the said DISPOSITIONS should not be taken and
comp leted OH that day, the taking Of the
same will be continued from day to day and
from time 10 time till completed.
BURNS 4 Co.,
Jan1s4w BY their Counsel.
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SALE OF
BRAxToN COUNTY LANDS


BRAxTaN couNTYLA
Ssrau,, Hartman AGO.
Allen cu,lip and others
III cHASrERr.
Under decree Of tho Circuit Court Of
BraIton county, rendered In this cause on
the 2lst Of August, 1874, will sell, on the
tint day Of the next term Of the Circuit Court
ofBraItoa county, In front Of the court house
Of said county, at public auction, 10 The
highest bidder, q tract Of
200 ACRES OF LAND,
owned by Allen Cutlip, lying on Little Birch
River, 10 Braxton county and fully described
In the papers OF said cause.
TERMS-CaSh sufficient 10 pay the costs OIL
suit and sale, With notes and good security
for the residue, payable In Q, II and ia
months, bearing interest from date.
HENRY BRANNoN,
dec2l4w Special Commissioner.