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Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
FOR SALE.

"A SHlFTING-TOP PARK PHETON,Po
a. Shafts, Double Harness and Nets, s,--for
sale cheap. May be seen at DR.. Barr's stable.
Jan 9-f J. NJ. BARR.
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DIED

On Wednesday, January 9Th, at the resi-
dence Of her sister, Mrs A. NJ Hardcastle,
in Middleiown, Mss Elizabeth n. Bromwell,
aged 80 years.
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III gnIl5Gs 1iF>7=+- II
,.n,a; SrA1sc cCHooszsA \, ,KrHo; Il Ohthe 3Ott
Ssptsmbers 1885, the people ofSpail
revoltsd sesips shs tyaanpiesuof Queer
Isabella and drove her from her throne
aud %. kingdom. gdA0pn ..ass Since that stips ps
Spain hss hsd, many changes both -
he peysonnd and the form Of her goy-
ernnsnt. For few months. after the
overthrow Of the queen, Sp,in had %
u sstlbiishsd government st all., Then .
I sort u pfovisiopary government was es-
= sablishsd with Marshall Prim, at It's
head. He was next proclaimed Militia
syry Distssor. In JsnTuary,a 1869, Ser
.i.fsnoi was appointed Regent, And the
ID crown ssas offered to a. 'Poftug guese
81 prizes who refused IT. 1t Vas nHesxt Of
fered to : Germada prince This was
dsiDle1sly, oppossdiby the Emperor Ma
i sEpolsos Eli and was1 the prime cause
) swhich sve1tually led tothe vsf between
d France aud Gsrmsuy inzls70. On the
10th Of November. 1870, Amadeus, son
/ sof VISITOR Emanuel. King1of Italy. was
j elected King efSpsiu. buts-he did not /
dassups TIE reins ofngovetnnent'until
Jsq4aESIi lS7le,s Atsroasivsry short
rsiga, 9fa 9farnot not pore thar tsoTyears.
3 Apsdsus, abddiicated the +. tihrones and
Spsin vi declared a Republic on the
!. l1sh of February. 1873. Since that
time the changes in the government
have been as numerous and frequent as
2 those u the Southern States under Rad
icsi misruie. and al length after hearty |
two years trial Of experimental self-sov-,
= srnmsnt. the, people have returned to
their FIRST love, and Spain has become
monarchy sgaini. tie chosen sovereign
being AIphonIo. son Of tie dtposed
Queen. 'Tssbella,, Who ascends the throne
fsf his mother under the name of AL.
phonso XII Thus ends the vretched
lifarse ofVa Spanish Republic, and thus
stoo. doubtless, willsoon endtks equally !
! uisersbls farce Of French Republic.
! iLtswill ibe;ss matter Of ssrprise what
ever so.sse the irisss Imperial. son Of
Napoleon I'LL. firmly ssats4 upon the
! imperial throne Of France before the
J close Of the present gear. ID, as5ai
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!, !, 5s;aa CHANGE,
DRUG BUSINESS.

LII his Drug Store, stock and fixtures,
sroiaINs MIDDLETOWN, 4
the business will be conducted by my son,
EUesas J, BARR,a regularly trained Druggist
and Chemist, with energy and yigor and as
nearly as possible on a cash basis. y
hs None but the purest DRU UGSand best goods
will be kept on hand, and no pains will be
spared to give satisfaction to the old cuStoma
rers of the store and all Others who mdy' favor
me with their patronage. JIM. BARR.
Middletown,. Jan. lst I875.-ff ~
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oai asssJ aissflollri.boE,i1 iles sas
All persons having; claims against the e.
hate Of the deceased must present the Same,
idnly attested, to- the Administrator on er be-
fore December 10th, 1875, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
Insalsgsfn III RICHARD s. MARIN, y
Administrator
sADSasss Smyrna, Del: sotI ellia dec. s-2m
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Local and State Affairs,

Amor r.,.... Aal
Ebe Wilmington Bsmocats az trying IS
;sst money enough t1sngsse specisI trai6
10 Dover, on inaugdmton day.
II. s. Crouch has been commissioned notary
public for the Citizens National Bank of
MiddEesewn, vscs J. B. GIarkson, resigned.
Fhe Nev Castle g., Halio9ai: Bank Of
OdsssA has deelafed a dividend II Eve 5 per eTf
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Metu advertisements.
IA 4 & 4 ~ 4 Y W. n = z j H. Il q. z
REGISTERS ORDER.

REGISTERS oFEIcEu ass5 ,s44n
New Castle County, Dec. 18th, 1874.
Upon the application Of RICHARD s,
MARIN, aAdhihistra tor of THOMAS MA
RIM, late Of, Appoquinimink Hundred in said
County, deceased, il is ordered and directed
blythe Registerifhat the Administrator Afore-
said, give notice Of the granting Of Letters
Of administration upon the Estate Of the de-
lceased, ewitha the telof granting thereof, bj
causing advertisements to be posted, within
forty days from the date Of such letters, in six
of the most public places of the County sof
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
uiands against the Estate, to present tie same,
,br sbidssby an ActofzAssembly, IN suGh case
made and provided and also cause the, sane
10 be inserted, within the same period, in the
AIbDteEowNss s1RAAsefaPr, "a neSsfapara pubs
lished in MiddletQwn, and to be continued
therein two months. siifsi .Ef'Fo i1I
ar,-ns ;Givepg pguNderi.h The, hand aad. Seal Of
LIS. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
'9ssS-tloii New Castle; IA New Castle CountH
aforesaid the day and yeaEisbsye. ssittan, :.
B. GIBBS, Register.
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The machine shops Of Wm.tH Barr h Co.,
in this town, were opened, last Tuesday and
are now in full operation, manufacturing the
celebrated Pennington reaper fhis Arm ifnm1nm man.
hfactures two sises4o of ffeapertj 70 zt rs to meet
the demands for light apduKesvy7 machines,
and their early commencement is quite, en-
conraging to our citizens, as they employ
quite humber Of men who have been out of
work for some time and give q 'business-like
appearance to ourtown. Melearnsthat Wood.
ali + ge's drill iaetory will also. be opened
next Monday, and the manufacture of Hamil-
tons phosphate drill resumed on larger
scale. The opening Of these mmanufactories m is
an Indication that business will be very good
with us inlai short timeJ which fact We all
lock forward 70 Bith pleasure. aab Il. ;.
iEeress Pressyteri.n chareh.' isa So ll
s On last Sabbath, the fEst Of the year, the
Rev. Dr.. Patton, according to his custom,
preached an anniversary sermon, at the close
Of which he gave the following statistical
report of the chHrci fot 1871 - -. !"
4 hoNaY RAISED Pastors p6alary $54i.ee;
sabbathrmornIug, ,eolleotisd iSi5e 40 (; Collec-
ton for fuel $3O.25; Collection In choir $lo-t
80; Sessional fund $a4.se; Blinds in gallery
$9.67; Monthly concert 1880; Home mis-.
sion $7s 81 Foreign mission $le.3i Minis
terial Rsliefa $500; Colsction' for Sabbath
school $sa.s0s Ra'ssd in Sabbath schaal $a6..
45 Raised BY pizsisn schppl $lo:oe; Rais..
by Levels school $50; Woman's Zenapa
mission $40 90: Raised for special mission
1000 Toar$fi72as4 an II iassif 81 s
4 sABR4ra 6rHOpIsS:-Sthool ta chpTsA y Of,
6cers 81 Teachers a.; Scholars 40 Money
raised by the school $s6.45: for the school
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PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS

Are now offered the most fayorshlA oppof.
tunity ever presented for supplying thsmselves
WITH P4PER Anp CARD cQ31ERs.
Ia A1 ss1Rssss ssss;.Iss rsS;tl2 4 st liberal
Publishers, Printers and Dealers wiN fad Il
to pay them, before. purchasiag elsewhere, to
correspond with ANSON HARDY, )
Pcs p s@T Hs) AApbuFndale, Nass:
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09
FOR RENT :

s.-.G .G. | aHff AZ liz saE z3gsa,s
TNHE large and commodious Store Room in
- the Town Hall, Miadletown, now cccu-
pied by g.. w. W, Naudaip. Possession Civ
en- March 25th. Apply to
( Jan 9-2tis 5nE SAMUEL L'PENlNGTON
Middletown transcript., 1875-01-09

Membership Report at the beginning of
last yearls6 3 Admitted DISCRIMINATION 9
Dismissed 3 Died 2; Leaving on the roll of
members l39. - 4,.z
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

when the Republican COnvcu.
ton Of South Carolina" says Tho Gin.
cinnati Enquirer, several months
ago adopted resolution in favor Of q
third torn tho President deemed it
beneath the dignity Of tho Office which
he has been tEioO called upon to Gil,
to say anything about the matter.
But The Republican Convention Of
Pennsylvania pronouncos against q
a third term, and Grant hastena to
say that he is candidate for the third
term just as hc was for tho first, no
more aud no less. Tho South Caro-.
lima Republican Convention resolved
"That 10 the distinguished soldier
and statesman now Of tho head of our
Nation we recognize ono who, IN
peace, as well as in war, possessed that
fidelity Of purpose aud integrity Of
character, so necessary to insure
tranquility at home, respect abroad,
aud the parmaneney OF the good and
glorious principles which have become
the cornerstone Of the great Rspubli.
eau party to which we belong, and for
this reason We pledge ourselves to the
support Of President Grant for a third
term, assured, by so doing, VIC shall
preserve that peace aud unity through.
out the whole country so necessary for
its prosperity"
The roticent President didn't fni Il
necessary to say q word about that
The Republicans of Pennsylvania said
that they werc unaltOrably opposed to
third term, and lle forthwith wrote
letter to the President Of that State
Convention, 10 effect announcing him.
self as candidate-for . third term
He eoares sympathy for having relin.
quishCd that "life position" 10 The
army. lie insists upon the sacrifice
hO has made in accepting tue Presi.
dency twice. When opposition Is
shown to third term tbs President
says: | deem 1t not improper that !
should now speak" When South
Carolina nominated him Grant deemed
itilnpropcr to speak. Vixen Pennsyl.
rania says We don't want yor again,
Grant says that be Is more willing TO
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

The passions, bate aud bitterness
Which grew out Of tho late unhappy
war, arc now, after years Of political
strife aud sectional partisan chickering's,
subsidipg, The hoalIhful current has
sct in the right direction. We see
happy evidences Of good feeling crop.
ping out 10 all directions, Lot the
work Of reconciliation 60 on. The
Cincinnati Enquirer, Remaining upon
the decoration Of the graves Of soldiers,
90 both sides, that fell in the conflict
Of arms between tho two sections, says
It will mark to the future aunalist tho
period when the passions and the ami.
mosities,growing out Of the civil war
had 50 far subsidized that the late fra.
,Crnal enemies in deadly combat could
agree TO unite in paying funeral hon.
ors aud respect to the heroes WIN had
fallen upon each side. Lot US hail
this most ausPicious union Of tho Blue
and Gray! Let US Unfortunately
strov the flowers Of regret over The
graves Of The brave men, who, AmOri.
cans oil, were willing to peril their
lives for what each considered the cause
of bis country. We arc rapidly re.
csding in timo from the era Of division
and war. More than half a generation
has elapsed since il closed. We are
all under one flag. We oil owe ale.
glance to tho same Government, We
are all equally willing to confrent any
foreign enemy who may make bis ap.
pearanCe upon our shores. In thus
grasping hands in the preSent--alike
looking forward to common future
10 the destiny Of the UniOu-lct US
bury any remembrance Of tho past
calculated to prevent tho rGkindling Of
the old National fres Of patriotism
that used to blaze from Maine to Lou.
isiana, We cannot better usher in
the Centennial Of our Independence
than in this mutual union Of tho sur.
vivors Of the lately coutCnding armies
ut tho graves Of their old comrades
and opponents. It is what might have
been expected. Yalor is always chiy.
alrous and generous, 1t always 70.
spccts and honors a courageous oppo.
nent next to a brave and devoted
friend. Since the soldiers Of the war,
North aud South, arc coming forward
aud shaking hands over the decorated
tombs Of their comrades, who will
hold back from the general reunion ?
The bloody chasm' has indeed been
bridgod, and tho only contest which
now exists between the Union add
old Confederate armies is as 10 whoshall
DO tho kindcst to their former oppo.
nsnts, and who hereafter will most
cordially rally around the Gag Of the
Common Country.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14


Charles B. Hall, administrator Of I'm. r.
Raymond, deceased, &C., ~
va.
The representatives and estates Of Robert and
james McCfay, deceased.
is tIiAscrRY. ~
Under decree ofthe Circuit Court ofLewis
county in this case, will sell al public auc.
ton TO the highest bidder Ia front Of The
Court House otLewis county, OF. ths
ID day Of August, 1915.
being the ftst day Of tho August term otths
County Court of.Lewis county, q tract Of
s45l ACRES OF LIND,
IN Webster county, on Buffalo Fork Of LATHE
kanawha River, Assigned BY decree In said
case 10 the heirs Of Robert IAcCtay
Purchaser must give notes With good r.
ehrity, bearing interest from date, payable
IN O. l2and 10 months and The tile will
be reserved until the further order Of Court
HENRY BRANN0N,
Junc7-4w Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14
THE COUNTY LEVY,
IS Cent. on the slOO.

The present term Of the County
Court has been an extremely busy one
Tho largo number and wonderful
variety Of the claims presented having
annexed aud puzzled the Court exceed.
ipgly. After allowing the claims, and
providing for reasonable contingent
fund, the levy was fixed at 2s cents on
tho 800 value Of all taxable property.
1t was also ordered that . road tax DO
collected, as follows:
Court House district l0cts on the 800
Frccman's Creek 5etS on the 800
Hackers Creek e. 4"
Skin Greek I" "
Collins Settlement +" "
Tho settling up Of last years tran.
sactions makcs q very crOdi.ahe OK
hibit in behalf Of tho County Court sys.
ten for had II not been for the .unex.
peClcd number Of claims, the levy
would have been reduced to % cents
on tho 800,
A list Of tho claims allowed will
shortly appear in TnE DENOcRAr, when
it will be seen that a practice Is being
inaugurated Of not only charging the
county heavily for work done; but Of
putting in cxtravagsnt bills for little
Jobs that in transactions among neigh.
bors would never be charged at oil.
And il this perniciOus precedent pre-
walls; ii will DO utterly impossible for
any system Of county government to
materially reduce local taxation. True,
tic County Court has reduced the
levy to smaller rate than II has ever
been since the formation Of this State /;
and at tbs same time has given US by
far the most efficient 81 stem Of county
government but better things could
DO done il the people would put an end
to the selfish practice to which We have
referred, and recollcCt that every cent
saved to the county, tends just that
much to reducing taxation.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14


Tho question which has arisen re-.
garding tho rights Of parties 10 tho
Harper's Ferry property will probably
be disposed Of now. The property
was sold to one Adams aud others BY
the government; but tho purchasers
have never complied with the terms
Of sale. These parties have induced
the government to join them in suit
against the Baltimore \ Ohio Rail-
road. regarding tho right Of way,
which tho latter company has through
there, and q few days ago, Judge
Jackson, at olarksburg, delivered an
opinion overruling the demurrer Of
the company to the bill, but, while
doing so, intinated as bis opinion that
the enjoyment Of this right Of way, by
q license Of the United States govern
mcnt for upwards Of forty years,
would constitute an indote asiblO title
to tho permaneuCy Of the privilege.
The case may come up on its merits,
and tho Company has sixty days in
which to answer. Tho result may be
that the property will revert TO the
government, and Washington RepuJ.
iieaa thus speaks on tho subject (:
"a decision will be given about tue
9th Of September next, aud every
woll.judging person informed Of the
facts Is ofMe opinion that tho decis.
ion wR t July and squarely in JarOr
ofhe railroad company Anticipa.
ting this, il is understood that The
purchasers arc now willing that the
government shall rCinstatC itself 10 It's
title, and we have the highest authori.
~ for stating that early 10 the next
session Of Congress, Hon. Charles j.
Faulkner, member Of Congress from
that district, will introduce a bill to
settle tho dispute in favor Of tho gov
eminent, and at the same time accom-.
pany tue Dill with 0 proposition that
tho government shall rebuild the
armOry at that point--Hrst as q nation.
al necessity, aud second, as a fair cen.
cessiou to the South This ploposi.
ton seems practica bic and most reason.
able. The reinstatement Of tho gov.
ernment 10 its title, is q matter in
which all arc interested, and, Il was
manifeStly sound in law and public
policy. The proposition. will undoub,ly
command the serious attention Of Con
gress"
shoul d the Government again get
the property, aud re.establish the AZ.
ssnal and Armory there, its bepetit TO
that en,iro section will be obvious.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

We last week copied from the Ran
dOlph Eatepriss an editorial present.
ing Judge Brannou, rs the proper
man to All the vacancy caused BY the
death Of Judge PAUL, every word Of
which we cheerfully endorse, and DO.
lieye that no better man than Judge
BrauuOn can be found iu the State to
Gil the place, We already hear It
said that this or that section should
have tho candidate, We care not
where tho man comes from SO be is
competent for the position, What
care the people where the candidate
comes from, 50 be is tho man for the
place. We arc tired Of hearing that
this or that officer should come from
the First District, or tho Second or
Third. All this is wrong. and only
tends to build up geographical lines ia
our State; q thing greatly to be feared
by all well wishers Of the Democratic
party.-Phaippi Plaindealer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14
A Trick.

The Pitsburg Post scnsibly OBJ.
serves; 1.-THE appropriations Of the
various Departments at Washington
are running extremely short and there
will be heavy deficiencies to be mot by
tho ucxt Congress. This Radical
trick had ss well be exposed at once.
All the estimates were purposely made
below the probable expenditures, and
tho expenditures have been purpOs0ly
cxtrayagant, with view Of charging
extravaganza upon the Democratic
House 9th next Congress, which will
DO called upon to make up tho Radi.
cal deficiencies Of 1875, The trick,
however, is too transparent to deceive
ANYBODY"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14
Incident. Of The Capital Removal.

Tho scene at Charleston, whom Gov
cruor Jacob aud tho other State officers
left, was said to DO combination Of
the comical and tragicul. II reported
that amid the roar Of "iudignant" ar-
tillery, and tho jesrs and Kisses Of the
crowd, Judge Jim Ferguson, in the
absence of blundcrbuss and cutlas,
shook angrily bis green bag Of magic
injunction" at tho departing executive.
From every window of the Journal
Office, tue ''dcyil' ratified the last issue
Of that paper, threatening them with
JEFF Davis for President 0fthe United
States, while from tho Courier Office
were heard deep and suppressed grOaus
Of anguish. After long separation,
misery sought company, and the per.
sons Of Ferguson, The Journal and the
Courier, though long estranged, be-
camo The chief mourncrs-thOse three
nsd no more; tho mourniul trio dis.
courscd as tollows:
Ferguson. Tho law the law /! by
jovo, with pondorOus power, must
bind the rccroant friends. ere tho prize is
gone. Tho magic" charm which we
invoked has failed. My brain is bur.
dcncd. Yea, am more than Judge,
I'll have revenge.
Courier. Doubts will arise my
lord, as to who shall WELD this power,
IT'S sad that these things come upon
US like tempest cloud aud Gil us with
special wonder. But true they are.
Ny thoughts arc on the wing to-day.
/ Sigh for rest. Imust have time for
reflection. The occasion is pregnant
with mighty results
Journal. Talk not thus my seniors,
my heart must break IL this Is all my
comfort. The crisis is here. With.
or shall / fy. Frowuing battlements
of constitutional law look down up.
on US. I'll call to my aid tho Chiyal.
rous Southern Davis, pcrchance bis
msgnanimous suscOur may DO at hand.
Illforget the past, for IN this hour
when the fates are against us, any way
for relief, be be God or devil. groau
heavily. AMI a man 2 lfso must
DO brave. "My jacob has wounded
mo in spirit. Tears will fall.
Unexpectedly ,onters the Clroniele,
My mission is one Of comfort Impo-
tent alike your smiles or frOwns the
people have spoken, aud you must
submit. The Executive only obey
The voice Of the people. expressed
through their representatives. Fret
not your precious selves, nor torture
your nlteady disturbed spirits. T'horO
rs wisdom as vol as rOposo 10 prudent
and right action. We leave you 10
sour reflections, There is sometimes
lrclietin tears, -l'ayEersJug C0yltsm.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14
We win Tic Bonnet.

In our last issue VIC noted a bet Of
ours that Tho election in Wood county,
on tho proposition TO discard the County
Court system, aud have a County
Judge, would DO inglOriously defeated
That bonnet is ours. The County
Court system is sustained by the voters
by a large majority; and tho people
rejoice. II 10 as we'll that small fry
lawyers whs aspire to DO District
Jedges" should understand that tho
County Court is ths Conr. OF The people;
and they arc mol going to abolish it
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

AID now it comes TO pass thai
rs The further purlOining Of Congress
sional Ssats from West Virginia has
been estoppcd, the Hon, j.. Marshal
HangausctI's occupation is gone, and
he placed tho Rocky Mountains, and
tho plains. and the grasshOpper plague,
aud any number Of rivers, "brtween
him and his'a." In sober prose Mr..
HagSns has lit out for the far west.
Whistler in that distant territory he
means to ply bis vocation, remains for
the future to disclose, -ltGrtiaStury
Sat canaan.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14
Model Management of the Admin.
istration.


Certain transaction Of very doubt.
full character in the Navy Department.
have induced TO DO asked, Elbow is
the Department mauuged?' The
people pay $50. 100000 a year for the
maintenance of the Department, and
yet ii is declared that We have not
tirst.class ship in the Navy. As il.
Illustrations Of tho way things arc man.
agocd, the following cases are cited
The ship California" was seven years
in tho builders hands, aud started on
her first trip early in 1871. Her per.
iOd Of service was only about two years,
aud most Of that was spent in port
She cost Sl,5e0,0O0, aud yet was
sold a few days ago for s23,65O, and
tho San Francisco papers say the buy.
er has got bad bargain This Is not
the only case. The Sava, New York,
Pennsylvania, Autietam, Guerrero,
Illinois aud Delaware repeat tho bis.
tnrv of thu nol;forn;s Tho 6r.,
nSwod tb,SS b,vo hnOr on ,ha ~ .,a Mis'
sirCO 1sSS TbO rlI;roi. di .o osOs .SS
IN is7S and NJ r.. ,' "a, ' ~ ,ansS
If VIM, became If S' bcr W Th ~ U N,iS.
Inn, vDs sola Nav IL, ear o. sno
val val lss, ,vin,s. sc,-o,SrS s R"hs"n o w.
;s5 to tho Nav Dammit. If tbS 1 T
,oj States Senate, tbSs ths w conns,
sbcstinS alma n tn MI, 'D .bia S'P ~,
sSO O06. ~ " '"' 'P S'''
TborS had boon orrODaoa nm hor
CONSERVATION sSsS All IN ~ JOn,arn
i, 1875. The case Of tho Gu.rFiers
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

RpFuSRrORp B HAYES has been
nominated for Governor Of Ohio, by
the Republican Convention of that
State. William Allen will rise up
aud reach for him, and then his race
will DO Of few days aud full Of trouble.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14
". G. BENNETT,
MTIoRMEY al AMW
NOTARY PUBLIC,
And
.RssA EsNeke MssMt.

Weston, w. Va,
VIII pfaeiicein Lewis and adjoining coun.
ties as Agent ofthe National Co.opea,lve
business Agency Company, will procure
American and Foreign Patents, Prosecute
Bounty, Pension, and all other kinds Of
Government Claims, and collect debts OF
every description In any part ofthe United
States.
lie will also act as a Real Estate Ag,ut
and 40 such possesses unequaled iaeilitl.
or the buying and selling orLand and Real
tate. Stfco