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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

w NslllScroS, July ao.--The AT.
,orney General, upon his return to
Washington from Deer Park, received
a,note from the president mentioning
that Judges WYlie and Macarthur, Of
The supreme court Of this district, had
made strong appeals in favor Of Judge
Fisher. and asking that for.the pres
cnt no further steps be taken in the
matter Of his removal. It does NOT
appear to be generally accepted that
this will have the effect OF permanent
Iy retaining Fisher in Office.
The opinion of tie Attorney Gen.
cral in the Chorpening claim willno,
be delivered for week, further cx.
tension Of time having been granted
to claimants to present evidence in
their behalf.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-20
TIE RED CLOUD lNyEsTl.
CATION.
Report or the Commisstoncrs-
SavilIe cleared from the
charges.

WAsnlssroN, July 1.-THE Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs says that
the inquiry >into the Red Cloud
agency affairs is in the hands of com.
petent gentlemen. Their Instructions
are to take the .freest range and find
.wl,atcvcr wrong exists. The state
mcnt that these alleged frauds have
been frequently reported to him with
out receiving attention he pronounces
absolutely false. Charges similar to
those now made, quite is serious and
more bitter, were made against this
agency eight months ago. The sec
retary Of the interior Immediately or
lerei All investigation through the
commission, Of which Bishop Hare
was chairman. The unanimous re-
port TO the, he,commissioner exoncrated
agent Saville, and declared the
-charges against him mean in spirit
and lorigin. It.says some Of the affi-
dayits which seemed to reflect most
on the character Of the agent were
such partial statements that they
amounted to culpable su1lpressio
,eri, and some Of the testimony on
which we're based -themost- damaging
attacks upon their administration was
the tcstimonyof well known dcser-
ter and thief. The facts. cited to the
discrcdit Of the agents, which Iwere
CLEANED at the agencies during their
: absence. and Of which they then had
no oppor snnity to account, were
when brought to their notice @satisfac-
torily explained. In the peculia. cir
cumstances in which these Indians
were placed, irregulae pssetiees were
shown to be unavoidable and appar.
emily suspicious actions where shown
TO have been characterized by entire
good faith and where not justitiablc
70 have been mistakes Of men new in
Office. and who could learn only from
experiencc. The commission indorses
the replies Of the agents in all thei'
material points aud give the7result o
their prolonged investigation, into
the points touched upon in Mr.
Walkers report, and the result also
Of their intercourse with the agent
and their personal observations Q
men and things at the agencies, tn
entire reliefof agent Savilie and How
ard from suspicious cast upon thei
characters and administration, and tn
earnest conviction that these gentle
men performed their duties during
time Of great trial, in the midst Q
great embarrassments, with energy
honesty and entire fidelity to tn
interest Of the government an
Indians. They deserve the and co.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-20
,e and commendation Of tire. de-

fidence and commendation of tire. de-
partment. The persons who made
this report were responsible and com.
.petent. The Paxton becf-contract at
Red Cloud, which is charged to have
been fraudulcntly filled in March last,
the agent states, was mad It'll strict
conformity to the law, and the records
show this. After careful inquiry
by that board into the facts. and ne
cessities Of the case as TO the other
and indefinite charges Of fraud or
connivancc with wrong doing in any
way on his part. commissioners Smith,
makes most positive and comprc
hensive denial, and says he desires
nothing SO much just now as the Sc
yercst scrutiny Of his official acts by
fair minded men. Respecting the
charges against secretary Delano, Of
completely with the frauds at Red
Cloud agency, the commissioner says
lis but the simplest act of fairness
for him to state that he has no knowl-
edge OF any such completely on the
part of that officer, and knows Of
nothing tending to show it. On the
contrary, so far as he knows the acs
tion Of the secretary in all matters
pertaining TO the Red Cloud agency
during the past year has been only
The ordinary eiheiHl fe,sHitte- aetieH-et
the department., upon matters sub
mitted by the Indian office, generally
approving suggestions Of the com
missioner, and never in amy way die
tating or evenmaking a suggestion as
to purchases. >or contracts or pecuni-
ary transactions Of any sort.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-20
The Excursionists.
From The Bismarck Tribune. ,,,h.
Special telegram

SIOUX Cry, July so.-1'he St. Paul
and Minneapolis excursion party num-
hers one hundred aud twenty-five
persons. 1t will reach Yankton at
eleven O'Clock tomorrow forenoon.
Some fifteen persons from Sioux City
will go with them to Yankton.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York.

New York.
New YoNK. July 90.
WIEAT-Shadc tirmcr and less active;
-No:2 Chicago 81 2 NH
waukce, *1..3; winter red western, s 1.iotD
LAP.
RYE-Frmer.
CoRN-Firmer and active; mixed west.
ern. steam, S515@S1c; sail do, S1MSSc.
OATs-Firmer; mixed western, GlWGl1s
s LAND-Ileavy, at 1850.
WHlsKy-fl.22
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-20
Grasshoppers.

ST.. JAMES, Minn., July 20.-'rhe
-hnppcrs- are flying west to-day from
along the line of the railroad hun-
dred miles north of here.
From The Bismarck Tribune. l.lh.
Countless millions Of grasshoppers
landed in this vicinity last week, and
spent day or two fcasting on the fat
OF s.our barren lands" Nearly all oi
the "garden truck" was destroyed,
aud field crops badly injured. The
potato crop, however, which is the
principal crop this season, was injured
but little. They left on a strong
wind for Garryway, where in drifts,
--os Cutters and raYines, the hoppers
are reported to be three feet deep.
The stencil from their dead carcasses
is reported TO be simply horrible
while pestilcncc is feared as re.
suit.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-20
FINE TABLE.
PASSENGER ys.l

TRAINS MOVING
WEST.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-20
CONVICTIONS.

i. AT U. P. Transfer with Union Pacific Rail.
road for Omaha:
I O. Al Council Bluffs. with Kansae City, St. Joe
and Council Bluffs Railroad for ST. Louis and all
s.. At Missouri Valley with Chicago s North
western Railway for Chicago and all point. east.
Z. At Sioux City with the Sioux City and 9
Paul, Illinois Ce:tral and Dakota Southern Rail
roads. Steamers COR upper Missouri river, during
navigation, and with stages for all points In the
NOrthwest. s set, W.
S. Al Blair with Omaha and Northwestern X
t., for Omaha aud Southern Nebraska.
Il. At Fremont, Neb., with the Union Pacific X
X. for all points west, and the Pacific coast.
Z. At Wtsner, with stages for Norfolk, aud al
points In Nort heyn Nebraska.
HG-B Be SIRE your tickets readsvia sc. 4 PR.
::..a--aa. sAA 6 &c. 2o&4 Genn Ticket Agt, ~
e.s. 1Ut1o1, Pass. III. Sioux City, 10.
\. S0x1S3T. Superintendent.
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81. Louis.

ST. Lout..
ST.. Louis, July 90.
WmEAT-l Higher: No. 2 fall. fl.a4@
l.34ll5 for cash; $l.3OQgl :W1 for Aug
CoRN-Easier for casli higher for future
85gtc bid for cash; sales, 37s4c.
OATs-Firmcr; 50QDGOc for cash: :,Sc lo1
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-20
Chicago.

e.r..-,-y,,...c--.r--lsHlcAGo, July 20.
WuEAr-Firmer and steady; 81 llsls for
cash; 3l.1734 bid for Aug.
CoRS-Ac,ivc and strong; BE for cash /;
73115c for Aug.
OArs-Firm and shade higher; 5oc for
cash; 40}ac for Aug.
RYE-Nominal.
BARLEY-Highcr; fl.O1 for Sept.
PoRK-Firm and higher fl9G111a for
cash; $l97S for Sept.
LARD-Firm, at sl3.4o for cash; 1850
for Sept.
WnlsKY-sl.17.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

ET Norris Faoa LuMpERpoRr. -
We clip the following from tue Lum-
berport, Braxtou county, EepositOr:
The lumber business Is brisk.
Burns Brothers 4 Hoffman havo eight
large boats ready for uiurket.
Faro thinks we should have tue
Capital here, as this is the center OF
tho State. We understand that this
gentleman has valuable property inlau
near this city.
Hon. George W. Helmict gave
bis views in regard to the cause Of the
late war a few evenings since. He
says that IL Abe Lincoln had not tried
to put George Washington out Of bis
seat, we would have had no trouble.
washington's men would fight for him.
Hon. q. w. Helmick coptemplates q
trip to Europe this summer.
Would sou believe ~ Dick Day
isson Is putting windows in bis stable.
-Dr. Dayisson was serenaded few
nights ago by the Brakeman Glue
Club Emo music.
-Losr-While going from The
Grand Opera House 70 the corner d
Main and 9Th Streets o diamond stud
Liberal reward and no questions,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

ET HoRsH srEAtiso.-Two men
named scsts Rauze and Byron Rous.
ing. were arrested at Saysgeyille,
Braxton county, for horse stealing.
The horses were stolen from from
John Page and James Barnetts, Of
this county, on the 18th Of April, and
the parties were arrested BY 0mer
Page and constable Thomas A.Wnght,
Of Spencer, Roaue county. After the
arrest, it is reported, Wright the con.
stable. allowed Rance to escape, on
the promise Of 500. Wright also
len. aud Page conducted his man to
Spencer jail. a warrant was then
got out for Wright. who was captured
aud imprisoned a party Of some tif.
~ then started in pursuit Of Ranze,
and succeeded IN tracking and captur.
lug him in woods, in which he sought
to hide himself. After tho capture Of
Rauzs, b. confessed to offering Wright
tho 5000, but had not given him any.
Rauss was brought to Parkersburg,
Saturday. -ParktrsbRy Rem, Apfil
70, lr4r -l.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

u Eg FARAsn's sOSs.-A "skiu
Greek Farmer" sends US the folfowip Ing
sensible article for publication:
Ar, Eiiior..Thsrs is a practice
among farmers Of this region. aud
throughout the United States, Of edu.
eating their boys for some professions,
which are already oyerstocked, or for
the mercantile business in which sta
tistics show that ninety.fye in o hun.
dred faillof success. Farmers (Amer-
lean iarmers) are annually. becoming
more aud more ayerse to manual labor ;
aud 10 get q living BY ones wits. even
at tie cost Of Independence and self.
respect, and a fearful wear and tear Of
conscience, Is the ambition Of q large
proportion Of our young men. The
result Is that the mechanical pursuits
are bssOmiuga monopoly foreigners.
and they are the owners Of the finest
farms. FFilty years ago q father was
not ashamed 10 put bis children to the
pillow or to o .mechanicaI trade; but now
they are 100 feeble for bodily labor
one has pain in his side, another q
Sigh. cough, another delicate con.
stiiution, another is nervous, and %
poor Robby, or Billy, or Tony is sent
Of ID town or city to measure tape,
weigh coffee or draw molasscs. Il
seems never TO occur to thoit foolish
parents that moderate manual labor 10
1.-The pure air Of the country is just what
those puny wasp.wasted lads need,
aud that 70 send them to the city is to
send them to their graves. Let them
follow the pillow, .swiuge the sledge OF
shoyethe fore plane. aud their punched
chests will DO expa ded, aud their
lungs, now cobiued. cribbed aud con.
fined, will have room toplay. A Law.
yor's Office, o countiug.room ora gro
Gerry, are among tue last places 70
which q sickly youth should DO sent
Rum Of health IL as sure as 10 the
mines Of England Children are sent
to school soon after they have learned
to walk, ito get them out Of The way
Their innocent, wandering eyes are
opened upon q world Of mysteries, pit
falls aud stumbling blocks. Tho care
ful hand Of affection should lead them
and point out the danger ere their
tender feet stand upon tue verge oil
sorrow; but instead Of this, they ast
hurried into the busy highway Of III
with wrong motive at the outset
Farmers, teach your children TO stay q
home aud learn something about agrl
culture, and bscome Tho corner stone .
q prosperous nation.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

H TnE Wild Geese do not regard
DR.. Ayers wisdom in migrating north
such immense numbers Of them ss
are flying over US now, while bis al
mnnac says: .'Bleak and clustering
about this time, with heavy snow
Cedar Rapids (la.) Times, March 8.
We we're too fast last week in our
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03
The Town Election.

W Edii%.-I desire to call the at.
ieniion Of the voters Of the town to the
fact that We have an election on Mon
dsy. tho Sd inst, for District School
o Commissioners ; aud ifin order, | will
take tho liberty % suggest a ticket
which l think will be acceptable to all
the people. It is composed Of Er.
Ralsion, A, NJ. Dent, George Ross, W,
q. Bennett and W. II. Aspinall |
think it may Be truly said that this
tickets composed Of as good material
as we have 10 Weston. The gentle.
men named are fall very considerable
taxpayers; aud are largely interested
in the good management Of the school
and the proper expenditure Of the
funds. | trust it may be the pleasure
Ofthe yotersto elect them
TAx.PAYHR,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

ErImpx.o,mrsr or ,sou,RR Wooy.
rpn liar 10 Sten Dosn ami Out
ma inlIow;ny nreomble and trosol,.
firms. rscentIS adonto,l At n larve and
lnIso,n conclsvs ~ the b.b;tsss. oftbs
I,osfsr,. parad;s. vii, .ynlain ,bem.
ssIvss.
'yyn.ss.s .J...s Wooft,r has. for 10 /
,hs.e mnnv ye,rs discharusd The
b dn,iSs ii ,,srt IL tbs Weather IN
the Town Of Weston and ,barabouts,
with hlsssin, ss.;,faciion 4, bimsslf'
md q ,bs ,rsa. adyant,re Of M
fr;snds ard nsi,hhors I'M.
.w"ra.s Sises En- advent of Old
prob, b,lities. md The Introduction
nfh,rnn,c,sr. .nJ sich bo bas yeiiea
mn, nnSn ihs.s ,nlsrpal nreenrsors
NJ starps iban ',,non The iastinets Of
MI Sstnro aod h,s =, mo,s Than
nns ossa.ion al shaved ,bs ' GOOD nso.
nis NJ Wes,n, IN hs M rn,;ssJ ny,,r.
wh.lm,d and eoufounded bv rudo
w., 80. .,;n 80. ~ ,s..s,,,s: inn,
, 1 ;,,'.. ' =, ,s1i s'as s.sd
in IN twa 'rsssnt and" md ,,nnrsssdsated
s,,,,a'S ~ s,,o,eil 49,. son,;na 20
SlisS bs ,a l,,s no. IL Nj. sS Saiss or or
.a,a ao,a ~ as,n;n. Tha..fo,a N. /,
i nv ,ha bsi;,nass " I ~
pss.S;,s !, a nv al s Ss.@ vi N =,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

Eag ErenrH MosruLY REponr Oh
TnE WEsros GRADED scaooL ROD
Of Honor II. Urback and Mary ow.
ems!
Hoaos on Reeiita.ion-Aealesiie
Department. LIST A, l.. 0'Brien,
9.S; 2ud D. NJ ylnderyort and @.
%. Hersman, OF; Bird HIP Camden.
] G. jackson aud Miss Maggie Butch.
or. 90; 4lh0 A. Huntington, 90;
9th Il. G. Brown, D. U. o'Brien aud
Miss Lizzie Norris, 9.5.
u High SehoOl..-1st George Hamil.
ton. 9.S; 2ad u. A. Oliver, 9 6; 3rd
Thomas Hale and Miss May Jackson,
0 8; Alb Miss Mary Hurley, "a; 9th
Scott Vandervort, aud iiisses Mary
Bland and Mary Byrue, 93. fa
H0nog on Recitation Academic
,DepurtmsNt.-1st a, L. 0'Brien,
10; 2nd Mis-, Maggie Butcher, o o;
srd II B.i Camden, 9.sI; 4th n G.
Brown. n Nv. Harrison, O: O Hers.
man and J. Morrow, 97; 9Th j. G.
jackson, 97.id ,ao,aii y
( High School list @. Hamilton,
9S; A. Oliver. 0.S; Thoma,
Hale. aud Misses May Jackson. Mary
Bland and Mary Byfaes Oh; 4lh
Scott Ypndoryort aud WIN. 0lBrien,
Q 8; 9th. MISS Mary Hurley.95,
Tho following persons visited the
SCHOOL within the month: j. NJ.
Brake, j. o, letters. Miss Bessie
Fisher, Miss Luninis Wovdford. 4 Dr..
u. Young, Rev. L.. b. D. Pickett and
Superintendent Hall.
Thp school still suffers much from
irregular Attendance, although nany
Of the pupils attend very regularly and
are muking rapid progress
There ure enrolled 90 tuiticu, twelve
pupils. The following promotions
were made Miss Mary Ovens from
Grammar School to High School;
Misses Ella jackson, May jackson
ind Mary Bland from High School to
Academic Department
MP. cLARk, Principal,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

ry DiEp-Atthe residence 81 John
Walters, in Gilner county. Joha Wy
ait, Of Braxton county He came to
Nj, Walkers on tho 10th Of April, %
hi. wayto Baxton. He was taken Ill
before he got that far. ME- Wyatt
dad on tho sd Of April, aud on the
2Sd his remains we're intsrrel in the
graveyard on the farm Of y, A,
Meadows. =.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

EJ Nor AL KlLLKD.-We learn
from reliable sources that a portion Of
the fruit crop may BE- saved. -Exami-
nation shows that a considerable pOr.
ton Of the apple buds are unipjured,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03
HAekrR,s Onrrk. Anil Be.

En-. Editor.-we see in your paper
the announcement Of Captain George
W. Crook for County Superintendent
Of Free Schools. We think him we'll
qualified to GIL that position He is
recognized as q gentlemen, in every
respect, wherever he is known. He
would look we'll to the interests Of the
free schools. HAckER's CREEK.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

H Norios,-I hereby notify all
persons indebted to me on mill account
to come forward and settlc up at once.
or Twill have to pusthem TO cost |
cannot keep up my stock in the mill uu-
less you pay up at least once month,
for I have to pay cash for grain.
A. w, WoopToRp.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

ET HANDSOME PREsESr.-Dr. T,
B. Camden was presented with beau.
tiful and costly gOld.headcd cane last
week, by VIM s. Miller, Esq, Of
Wellsburg.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

ES- OH RASDoLFu ia maintainiug
her reputation, -Four candidates for
County Superintendent, and more
coming, naN liaslfai ifdi
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

H ALLEGED SnoorrsG.-A Mr.
Eckes. Of Upper Stone Coal. procured
a warrant the other day for the arrest
Of John West, Of Skin Greek, on a
charge Of shooting with intent to kill.
The case was tried at the Court House
on Wednesday last, before Squire
Striekler. and dismissed at the costs Of
The plaintiff.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

The Time % re.paiul Snd build -AH
kinds Of Paints, all sizes Of Glass, and
Building material at ohallant &
alOore's. ia
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

The time for repairs aud making
fence-Post Hole Augors aud rs kegs
of Nails at chalfant & Moores.
Iris time to plan. your COrp-Use
Land Plaster"-go to Chalfans &
Mooro's. 7
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03
rrGIENn stIphul!. p Z. Rital

ErGIEss Sptpiiua. "A Rital %
DE- Rdib -Ma. EplroG-I read with
Considerable interest your article in ~,
latiou to the wonderful properties ~
tue spring on the farm of Judge Ss-
lutAiei Stalnaksr, Of Do KALI, tiilmer
county, and / sui willing % accord to
i. tho credit i deserves but Is 9 cit.
lien Of Lewis county ! claim that We
have medicinal waters here Of double
the power OF the Dc Kalb Spring Y
rcisr % what is known as. Glenn Sui
plur Springs, 90 tho Petersburg
foid, but lew miles from Weston. /
apres that the Do Kalb spring willpror
d1cc the most gratifying results; but
Glenn Sulphur will do twice rs much.
"lu plum words, = as you say, one at
time is the rule at DO Kalb, while
twins or triplets is the Regulation
number ut Glenn Sulphur. Let me
illustrate; Some years ago. aparty Of
gentlemen and ladies' from Weston
visited Glenn Sulphur on . pleasure
excursion. Among other cariosilies
vasa cradle containing two boy ba.
bIes-one named Robert IrYino--and
lie other ALDER. Lewis, 1--WE omit
thc surname ofthe prodigies.) Among
tbo.number Of visitors was . certain
gentleman who is said to 30 tue most
tiveig prosecuting attorney that Gil
nlsr eouaty ever had aud ihs twin.
wsreto hun q novelty. ''aladain, =
aid be. (tolhc lady II the house.
uwhat about these boys' Give u
some light gu the subject" well
sir, = she replied, ,lpok into the cradlt
there. aud you will SEQ Robert unc
Albert; and Il tuas dc spring cate
hat did il air II Is said that ID,
ladies' ''scallshutedp aud proposed az
Immediate adjournment, which moiiol
was adopted. Now what l desire \
cay toids readers Of TnE DEMocaAT !
tAis: Ifit be tfuo that "0hildren at
blessings, aud he who has most, ha
helps 10 Ills fortune aud riches \
boast thea Glenn Sulphur Is th
place to 20 to. The neighbcrhccI
will speak for itself aud to all lhi
The legal gentleman aforesaid will adj
hs certificate. 5i We
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

eEsg- A NovEI MATRIMONIAL Isct'
pssr-A few daysago, an old gen.
tleurau, u resident Of Gillner equity
slo lad .lised out nuarly the TIRES
score aud. teu years allotted 70 napt
kind appeared at Squire WooIter's
Office aud oblained the permission q
the Commonwealth 10 go iuto niatri-
mOnial partnership with .. lady in ms
county. Hehad neyef seen the object
olhi; affections. The courishipAhad
been a brief one, aud bad been CON
Quoted entirely ny deputy mud by
piSil. The question was put to him US
70 whether be knew be would like The
lady we'll enough ,oamarrS boz after
be saw her He answered. thai "
had tie lleeuse nov, aud would take
auicxua horse with him; and II, VI
SCI seeding the lady ho didn't Ike
bW. he would jog gently home again
ii, on the other hand. he did like her,
aud found her willing, nothing re-
NAMED toibe done but call 10 tue
services Of q preacher eGiye the
old men q chance and they will beat
tho young ones al % smash.
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Agents wanted TO soil
The personal, Political aud Property
lRights ss,citizea,l
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tons and legal forms for al business tran
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Leases, Notes, Drafts, Contracts, etc! II
meats The wants ofall classes and sells TO ey-
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TT PERsoSAL.-"Pres" Reiy, the
jOlliesi rooster Of them all, was in town
last week. "Press sticks to It, that Il
ysu really want to enjoy life,
i'You must Join be happy party,
In tho hRllel9lah band
Our old friend 0harles y. Lutz,
the founder Of the Swiss settlement at
Helye'ia, has been appointed Notary
Public. L M
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

THE time for "white.washing"-
u barrels Of White Lime at ohllfant
hIooro's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

n0- Nus. II. A. ztnlRA is ap-
pointed postmaster at Grantsyille,
Calhoun county, West Virgins, vice
Jacob Clemmcr, lresigaed.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

Eg- Asp now Tucker county has :
Normal School. Why not resolve all
The Schools into Normal condition!
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

TT Norlcs.-r have left my books
with Andrew Edmiston, Esq, aud all
persons indebted to me will please call
and settle at once, and save The ex.
pens, Of alawsuit,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

eH-'J. G. HAuMAss, SR, is my
agent lt al Chenille, for Gillner county.
Order Q left with him will meet With
prompt attention. ~
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

EJ RYAA & Co h1ye on hand a
lot Of eastern made saddles. which will
50 sold for cost and carriage.