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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-07
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&e9elmdbi9e &ir6b6fe wie mir boben
oieGbinelen I'M Iiioli6en S6cile oes&eids
nidt. sic besraben lire Sooten luill=
fiirli@ an Ber9obbdngen immer ober
an oen acknowledgement Orten. Sic
&ei6cn |9oifen ie germ 10 ,ueit fort ols
mD9li1 uno la1 len 1i6 bon Den Wobrla7
germ bic be ten &ubci citdttcn onlueilen.
Don einem rei6cn &au fmanne in &an'
ton cr;ablt Elm Neilenoer, Bat man bic
fem einit cine &iite nit eeri6ieoenen
@orten Groe gebra6t babe, Die Der alte
M}ann ouf's lor9fdltigite ur6lu6t nno
oorouf oiejcni9e @orte bc1ti1'mt babe,
in Der ct cinlt besraben mctoen poQe.
Bel9offenbeit bet groe uno oie Sage oes
Grades lino @egenit itanoe 9rober 8idtig=
felt. Sic Nusli6t auf eine id6ne Bu@t
ooer einen @ee, nod lieber aber auf eincn
am Tube oes 9ii9els lid i4lQn9elroen
TluB gilt ols belonoers ,uiinl @euluertb.
Mu9 Ole &i6tung Der Sage Der Sootcn
lit cine 6aupt5a6e uno miro BON Dem
Wabrlo9er ier9fdltig nit Dem Girfel ob*
eemeiien. Ser @abrla9er madt li9
|iibtrboupt oub bier leDr ,uidtig. @r
ma6t ocn lei9tgldubi9en Gbinelen cine
lebcroisc GGiloerun9 oer iinftigen@liid=
lelisteit Derjeni9en, Die leinen 9uoro=
nun9en, bel bcncn notiirlid) et,uosGrtlcd=
li6es fiir i'm obfdl(t, fol9er. Gr Io9t
ibncn, boB tic obcr lire &mocr, oocr fir
men lie f9 lonIt interel l]iren, i'm 6utiinf f=
tioen 2eben &ei9tbiimer unb Gbrcn gum
2obue fiir lire Mu inert lamfeit uno ibre
M6tun9 betou1men >pcrben. Oft 9eben
oieIe @6elme in ibren Betrii9ereien mod
,peitcr. @s eeld)ieDt bdufig> oob lie no3
ldngft gci6ebencr Bceroigun9 5u Den
Mnpermonoten zines 8eri itorbencn 9eben
unb ir9eno einen @uuno angeben> luar-
Inn berlelbe lpieoer ausge9raben uno an
elmer onbern @telle begraben lucroen
lperoen miiiie. Wta6en oiele @inwen=
oungen, 10 io9en lie: nun, meinetpe9en,
aber cure Rinoer unb 8ertpanbte meroen
es einmal nit GuD nibt be6er MAIDEN,
lpenn Sbr iterben meroet uno Sbr ieio
oonn l@le9t I'M @rabe boran. 9as
bilft oonn in oer &e9el, uno Die betro9e=
men gbinelen enti6lieb ben li6 gu neuen
@eloopfern, Inn ibren Sobten cine bellerc
&ubeitatte 5u 9eben.
Die Grdber biloen gepDbnlt6 einen
balbtreisf0rnli9en Musi6nitt in Dem 9b=
bange Oct 9iigel in Der Dlitte oes 9lus=
|l9nitts oibt iiber Der 2eicbe lie9t Der
Grabfein nit Der Snl6riit bic in Der
&egel nur ben Nomen bes s Sooten Die
Sobresaabl unb Die @Dnoltie on9ibt,
unter Der er 9elorben. Mitunter lperoen
Die @ebeine ,uieber ousge9raben uno
1or9fdlti9 in irbenen Sc fdben 9elommelt
Die iiber oer @roe neben oer @robltdtte
binsefent ,peroen. 9ie glnperlponoten
belu9en bie|e @rob} }tdtten 5u getpil1en
3eiten. 3uer1t beeeben lie Fd) al Dem
@rabmale bes patricr6en poer oes Ta=
ters ibres @tammes, uno BON oa 5u allen
iibrigen> nobel lie ibreMn0a6t perricbten
(@eibrou@ itreuen uno Damn Elm 9en1eln=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-07

OtloeloeH SSIAHI0' yuAAS u"o """ W.
tpieocr re9enerirten Natur nit elmer
neuen 3errittune orobte. Obne 3,ueifel
mar Die Bewodnng iotuie Die bes'pefte
unterjo6uns Der 9latur ma9ii&er 9lrt,
oenn mie 6dtte Der @otan ols @eif,
our6 9c,p66uliAe menI I6li@e Wabl lom=
felt, et,pa pie Elm @drtuer einen @arten
biitet, ob9cbolten peroen 1ollsn e? SnoeB
miNen mir oenno6 Die 8erna6ldbi9un9
oes @ebotes @ei ,ro1lam in ieiucn
6ol9cn tpobl unterl6eioen bon Der Qeber=
tretung oes Ge6otes :SB nidt, oenn pcnn
Noom oufb6rte ,padfam 5u lein, 10
fonnte woDlSoton wdbrcno lcincs @@lo=
fes in bic Natur eineringen uno lib 10
iclblt unmittelhor Dem Menl6en 9e9en-
iiberltellen, ser Mcnid ober blieb fir li6
nod frei bonn 80ien, es mar mod ni6t
in i'm lelber ein9eorun9en unb 1tono linn
nur unmittel6ar obnc ale Normauer
geeeniiber uno otr &ompf >par u,el
'6pieriser. Sic ltnterlanuu9 oes Be-
,pnbens mubtc ollo al(eroinss oem Men<
| j6en beoeutenoen @9oben bringcn, ober
nod feline bcoeutenoe 9fieberlo9e tuir
oiirfen lie uns uori itellen als ldBli6e
@iiuoe, in ibren 6ol9en s'par i6aoli@,
ober ni6t peroerbcno. @obolo aber Der
Menl6 oos @ebot: SB ni6t! iibertrat,
fiibrte ct bas NoturbD1e ma9il6 III id)
binein, perplonSte 10 ben 9Bioeriprll@
BON @ut unb B6s tpel6en Der WfenI6
ous bet Notur bdtte nerbonnen lsllen, in
ibn lel6f uno muBte oaour6 p0lli9es un<
tcrlie9en berbeifiibren. 9a loldes lteber'
treten nit offenem politiuem 1n9eborlam
9e9en @ott perbunben lein muBtc mar
| lie 5ooliinoe uub fir ben Wfenl l6cn int
b09fen Maabe peroerbeno.
Nun finoen mir, boB Moom nid)t TO-
slei6 in I6mere @iinoe perfiel, ionocrn
suert oas cine @cbot, oelien uebertretun9.
minocr l6pcr in ]einen Tulgen NOR, per=
na9ldBi9te, ndmli6 bos @ebot Su uo<
den. Gr lollte pa6en, obcr lieb oa, mir
iinocn i'm in tic fcn Sdlof perluntcn.
N}an fDnnte meinen oieler @dlof Jet
un|6uloi9er Notur 9e,pelcn, mel! es beipt,
@ott ]6idte einen tie iefenG6laf iiterNoam;
olleiu c. lit oieB nur cine bebrailhe &eoe=
meile, luie ). g.. @ott uerbdrtete Yboraos
@er5, no au1 nidt @Utt es lit Der oas
| 0er5 Pbaroos perbdrtet, ionoern Yborao
Ilelber. 9ie1er S9laf Noams NOR TO-
nit, tpie ni6t ,peni9e Musleger glauben,
Elm 1iinobaiter S@laf. @r l@lief einen
tief fen @dlaf, fatt gu ,uoben, uno mdb=
reno er l6liet oron9 Der b0ie Teino ma<
gi16 in bic Natur7 Die obhebin BON Der
@60pfung fer stuil9cn gut uno bbs
ltano. Sic Natur 9erietb oober our@
oielen @6laf Neams in ben 3uitano ia=
tanil9er l1mleHenbeit fri!Der, beper Der
@eiit @ottes iiber Den WaH fern briltete,
mar Die y1atur Dom @atan belellen, iebt
mar 1ie um1eHen ,udbreHo Mooms @4laf
mar @atan 5uar ni4t in oos 2eben, ober
bod in ben @tof oer Natur bine'n9e=
orungen.
Mber tpie fam oenn Moam 5u oielem
perbdnsnibpollen @6lafe? oas 1T bic
peitere Tra9e. Sic @eranlaiiung bie5u
1T er5dblt in folsenoen Q8orten vNo4=
Dem &ott eer Serr ous Groe ale Sbtere
oes Teloes unb olles @ehi9el beg Qimz
mels sebiloet batte fiibrte er lie Dor
Moam> oaB er lebe ,uie er lie aennete. "
|9ie1e 8ctro9tung lpor aber feline duber=
Y;Ao IN Anr ErSAcirrt,n hnftprhp trip
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-17
"A Complete Pictorial History of the
-times..&The best, cheapest, and
most successful Family Paper
in tho Union"
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED


NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
IIarper's Weekly is the ablest and most power
fnl illustrated periodical published in this coun-
try. Ats editorials are scholarly and convincing,
and carry much weight. Its illustrations of cur.
rentevcnts are full and fresh, and are prepared
100000, the Weekly is read by at least by hal q
million persons, and its influence AS an organ OF
opinion is simply lTehie0douE7 wccEty mnin;
tains positive position, and expresses decided
views on political and social problems .-Louis.
ellie COuiter-,IOurndk.
its articles are models of high toned discussion
and Its illustrations are oilcu corrobora
vcarguments Of no small force. ~. L, EaaU,-
iner and Chronicle.
Its papers upon existent que stions and its in.
imitabLc cartoons help to mould the sentiments
Of the econdtry.-PittS1urQhC Commercial.
Harper's Weekly stands at the head OF rillusira
ted journals In the United States. in circulation
aieS, Reu0shoru, Cincinnati.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
.DAsTARDLY MURDER
A Farmer Stabbed and
Hung.

from the Buekhanron Delta Of the Ind,
One Of tho mos. outrageous murders
that has over been perpctrated in thi:
State, was committed on last Thurs
day, the 2G,h ult.. in Barbour county,
about four miles this side (wesD Of
Beeling,on. Mr.. A. ]. Wilmoth, q
merchant, postmaster, and high y
respected citizen, living the distance
above mentioned from Beelington,
while harvesting and stacking bis hay,
found he was deficient one pole, and
said he would take an axe aud 60 to
the woods and cut one. He was alb
sent rather longer time than it was
supposed it would take him to cut one,
when some work hands who were in
bis employ went to look for him.
They had not gone q great distance
into the woods, when they discovered
him dangling from the limb Of u tree.
ghastly corpse. On examination it
was found that he had been stabbed 4
number of times in the neck and
breast with q hay.fork, or something
similar. 1t has been whispered around
who the perpetrators Of 80 dustardly
and cowardly act were. but no arrests
Of the suspicious parties have been
made as yet, and we shall defer giving
any names until we can get a more def
mite and correct report. Mr.. Wilmo,h's
body was suspended to the treo by hick-
ory bark peeled from q small bush.
We understand he had no personal en-.
emles 10 bis immediate vicinity. and it
is supposed to have been matter of
money in short, it is thought be was
killed for his money. 1t is dark and
bloody murder and shoald DO worked
up, and the black. hearted murderers
dealt with to tho extreme extent Of the
Jaw.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

Ey The BALLOON AsoENsroN.-As
We anuouncedin the last issue of The
DEMOCRAT, the Directors Of our Fair
have completed arrangements with q
celebrated aeronaut to make an asccn-
sion in monster balloon. The ascen.
sion will take place on tho Fair
grounds. on the second day Of the
Pair. Mr.. Davis will be accompanied
by young lady, whom he will bring
with him for tho purpose, or will &C.
ccpt the services Of any young lady
who desires 10 accompany him in his
aerial vOyagc.-Thc scene will be a
grand ono, and should be witnessed by
all who have never before seen 4 bal.
lion ascension The young lady who
accompanies Mr.. Davis in bis ascen.
sious, recently went up alone, ut the
Hamilton county (Ohio) Fair. She
managed her air ship elegantly. and
descended, in good order, two or three
miles FROM the point Of sturting.-The
balloon used will be one Of the largest
on the continent. -DOu't forget the
time-ou the second day Of the Fair
September e3rl. No extra charge for
tickets VI that day.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
Published by rcquCs;.l
The Model Man.


There lived model man Of yore,
Who always did exactly right;
lie never drank, nor smoked, nor sworc,
And never stayed out late At night
lie made no bets; he played no games
To him ali women were the samei
He never knew what horses ram
In truth, he was model man
Now, with this model man Of yosc
The wicked world did not agree;
Ills neighbors voted him bore,
His friends man Of mystery,
lie found himself accused of crimes
Not 10 be mentioned in these rhymes,
Until blind justice laid her ban
And rope upon this model man.
So, in this model man Of yorc,
A moral and warning see;
A little less--not something moro
THIN angels must We mortals be,
Live while you live Smoke good cigars
Drink dry champagne Twang gay guitars
And DC as virtuousas yol CAN
But do no. be model man.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

E THE most ultra hard-money-at'
auy.price man in the country will con
fess that there cannot, be for many
years to come. specie enough to circu'
late as currency. Their ouly hope is
that there will DO enough for a basis
upon which to issue paper money.
Now, which is the best, paper cur.
rency based directly upon tho faith and
and credit Of the country, or innumcr-
able promises to pay, issued by private
corporations, and based upon slim
and perfectly unreliable specie fouuda-
ton? And which paper stands the
best chances Of being redeemed?
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

g SCIENTISTS have at last found
out what tobacco smoke is--a mixture
of cyanhydric, sulphureted hydrogen
formic, aceatic, propiOnic, batyric,
valerianic and carbolic acids, half doz'
en- kinds Of alkaloids and creosotc.
We don't wonder the humaDiturians
declare that it is killing people.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

Ey TEACHERS ApPolNTED.-The
Board of Commissioners have appoint.
ed the following teachers for the indie
pendent School District Of Weston ::
i. s. Bland, Principal, Professor
Murray, First Assistant, W. ".
Branuon, Second Assistant. Female
Department. Misses Mary Tierucy,
Ella Hall and Mary Hamilton. Gil
bert Noaly was appointed teacher for
the colored school.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

EE TIE County FAIRs.-Thc fol.
towing are the dates Of holding the
several fairs in this State: Clarksburg
September /, s and O; hlartiusburg,
September /. 8, 0 aud 10; Fairmont,
September IA, Is aud 16; Parkcrs'
burg September II, Is, 1G aud II !;
Weston, September %, % and "a
Point Pleasant, September 2S, 30, so
and October LIST; Grafton, September
20, 80 and October list; Morgantown,
October &, I and s.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

E5- ELECTION RETunSs.-lt is a
singular fact that up to this time the
full returns of the school election have
not been made: Even the county Of
Mcdowell long since made her returns;
while Lewis county, with good roads
and better facilities, is still like cows
tail in this respect.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

E FRAuD-LooK Our.-A mum.
Der Of newspapers throughout, the
country have been publishing list Of
insurance companies. which it is as.
serted arc wild cat concerns Of the
most despisable character. In the lis.
West Virginia, Or what are represent.
cd as West Virginia insurance compa.
mics figure couspicu1usly, and the pa
pcrs assert that West Virginia is IA
voritc play ground for such swindlcs.
The peculiar insurance laws Of this
State offer tempting inducements to
Inscriptions persons to engage in the
insurance business; and flaming mani
festoes, buncombe statistics and on ev-
er ready and susceptible conscience
have been the cause Of many persons
securing risks on tho faith Of State
Charter, and large and wholly unre-
liable estimates Of tho companies re-
sources, which have turned out to be
entirely worthless. The fact that n
wild cat company was operating in
parkersburg became known from the
circulation in great quantities. through
Indiana and other Western States, Of
Statement" Of the company's con-
dition, which recited:
Capital S252,000
Cash in Bank $4,000.
Office Furniture at pkg S1.lO0.
This Statement was Investigated
and like all investigations nowadays
developed into one Of the hugest frauds
tina. has turned up 10 the Insurance
line.
The company is composed Of few
men, all Of whom are non.residcnts O
West Virginia, and live somewhere III
Ohio. Tho actual capital stock that ia
comeatablo is O. Each one Of the
Banks in Parkersburg say that the
company have not and mover have had
even s cents on deposit.
Our Insurance laws may be defec-
tive, and human nature gullible, but
so long as we publish newspaper for
tho dissemination Of information. we
propose to make it little warm in this
region for all sorts Of frauds. We are
not done with this Company, which is
injuring the business Of our Legitimate
Insurance Companies md agents, but
propose to keep up 4 continual CHATTER,
and a never ending repetition Of theiI
fraudulent nature. until the last one OIL
them has shaken the dust Of Yves. Vir'
GINA from its clothes, and hung its
banners Of fraud upon some other
States gatO-pOst.-PurkersLury S"tt'
mel.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

~ BALTIMORE CATTLE MlRKEr.-
From tho market reports this week
we quote as follows: Very best. on sale
64a7 generally rated arst quality
4ia6f; medium or good fair quality
3ia43; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows 25a3S; general average Of the
market ii; extreme range Of prices
25a7 most Of the sales were from 4
10 81,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

cI- DGAru ny A TuaEsulSG MA.
culyE.-A terrible and fatal accident
occurred near Danville. Barbour coun.
ty, on Thursday evening Of last week
which resulted in tho death Of Mr..
Godfrey Shafer. Mr.. S. was engaged
with others, on the farm of Mr.. NestOr
with thresbing machine, and was at
tending to the machinery while run
ming when his shirt sleeve was caught
BY the bolt in one OF the clevises Of the
tumbling shaft. His arm and body
were instantly drawn around the rap
idly revolving shaft, and before the
machinery was stopped had made sew
eral hundred revolutions. --Grdtt0n
Sentinel.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

E5' WEsroy AoADEMY.-The ses.
sion Of the Weston Academy, for
1856, will commence on Monday.
September 10, 1875. 1t might be
we'll for young men in Lewis and ad.
iacent counties, who contemplate at
tending the Academy as pay students
to correspond with the Principal at
once, in relation to terms, &c.-lt is
the intention to make the Academy
fully equal to any Of the Normal
Soho sls, in the course Of education.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

Eg- PRof. J: H. s. WILSON will
hold q Singing Convention at Jane
Lew, commencing on the 18th Of Sep.
TENDER, at . o'clock p. NJ. All in
terestcd will take due notice thereof,
and govern themselves accordingly.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
TT AL Of the Grange purchasing

cE ALL ofthc Grange purchasing
agents in the United States are 10 meet
in convention at Louisville Kentucky,
on the first Of October next. The Ma,
,ional Executive Committee and all
State Exec Tive Committees will be
present, for tue purpose Of adopting
measures by which business can be
conducted on q uniform system through.
ont the United States
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

Ed- II is said that at one Of the
Virginia watering places there are
Just now, twenty lady visitors who
weigh each over 200 pounds. Sup,
pose they we're to engage in an "old
Virginia breakdown" all at tho same
time, how much would you take to be
under that ballroom without the priv
ilegc Of saying your prayers 7
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
September 6-tf

EJ' IN tho Atlantic Sun Of August
18th, under the head of "Local Brew.
ties." appears the following: 1T. N.
jackson, of West Virginia, and ].
Bucman, of Philadelphia, whilst on n
fishing excursion to-day, captured the
largest blue mackeral ever taken here.
lie attracted much attention from fish
crmen and sportsmcn. The success.
full gentlemen were followed to Con-
gress Hall, where the monster WINS
hung up for exhibition. He weighed
twenty-five pounds, and measured
forty-nine inches in length. The
gents report going through shoals OIL
them, and many have started out fish
ing this afternoon. The jackson
spoken Of is the Engineer Of the Wes'
ton & West Fork Railroad.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

Es- TuE Wheeling iatelligeneer
says: Physicians arc Of the opinion
that the present autumn will DO par
.icularly unhealthy, owing to the heavy
and almost continuous rainfall, for
weeks past. 1t will serve to cause an
earlier decay Of vegetation than is usu.
al. snd this will produce malaria.
Unless we shall have better weather
than can be reasonably expected, We
will have severe fevers this autumn.
Whore persons are compelled to re
main in town, care should be taken
that houses are dried by the use o.
fires. aud. flannel or.garmen,.
should be freely used. Care should BE-
taken as to to dict, but here no gencrY
al rule eau be given, the personal tastes
and habits of persons entering into the
account.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

EF WEsr VIRGINIA CONFERENCE OF
tho NJ. Z. Church, South, will meet at
Guyandotte. on the 18th OF this month
Bishop Wrightman, of South Carolina,
will preside.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

g Ryan 4 Co., wholesale and re-
tail dealers in Boots, Shoes and Leath'
er, Harness, Saddles and Brides, have
4 splendid assortment Of goods on
hand, which they offer very cheap.
Special bargains to dealers. Satisfac'
ton guaranteed. We pay the highest
cash prices for Hides. Good produce
taken in exchange for work or goods
J. r. RYAN & Co.,
Main Street, Weston.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06
TEE; De al()9Rk7
MoNAoy, ScWt. {

Cg- THIS delicious early fall wealth.
or, bright aud sunny, yet coolish. con-
tuins prophecy that the later crops
will be ripcned bountifu!ly.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

ES- LAND PArExrs.-Secrctary Of
State HcdricS has received an applica.
ton for patent from parties in Gil.
mer county, upon an entry ana sur.
vey purporiing to be made in 1870
As the survey was irregular it was re.
turned for amendment. The Socrcta.
ry informed our reporter that the time
for obtaining patents upon lands il
this State will expire on the 9th oil
December next. 1t is provided 10
Chapter LXVlIT, section third, tina.
patents may issue on entries made pre-.
vious to Jurc 20, 1868, the date oil
the States organization, provided the
surveys under such entries arc made
and filed with the Secretary of State
previous to the 9th Of December. 1875
After that date the issuance Of patents
for land in West Virginia will be n
thing Of the past Wheeling Stand
and,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

TT NorcE.-I hereby notify the
public that l will hereafter do strictly
cash business at tho Weston Mills ;
and that there will be nothing sent GU,
from the mill until it is paid for. |
have to pay cash for grain, and ain
forced to do SO to carry on the business.
I shall make no exceptions to this rule.
| further notify all persons that arc iu-
dcbted TO me on mill account to come
forward aud settle, or | will proceed
to collect according TO law.
A. W. WooDFoRp.
August %, 1875,
Horse shoe iron lets al Chalfant &
MVorc's,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

EJ CIEcUIr CouRr convened on
Wednesday last-Juhge Brannon on
the Bench. Up to tho time Of going
to press, no cases Of general impor.
lance have been tried.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-09-06

TT REv. DR.. YOUNG will preach
in the Presbyterian Church, Sunday,
September 5th, morning and evening.
The public arc invited to attend.
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EF Observation-Disclosures & Bare de-
sire to notify all persons indebted to
them that unless they pay up during
this month. their accounts will be put
out for collection.
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That tea a. 75cts per Id at Chalfan.
& AIoore's.
Schultz'r Star soap, Sets per cake, at
Chalfant T. Moore's.
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Lamp oil 2jcts. chimueys 4 for IS
cts. OF Chaltant & Moore's.
Paints, oils, glass. nails, &c. at the
lowest figures, at Chalfaut l. Moore's
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AND GROCERY.
LAND SALE.

Caroline ". Quarter, exscutrix, &C.,
vs..
Pcrcgrinc Hays, &c.
IN cnAScERY.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Gilmcr county, rendered at tho
September term, there Of, 1873, the UNDER
signed. Commissioner, will, on the first day
Of the September term, 1915, oil the Circuit
Court ofsaid county, at the front door Of
the Court House thereof, proceed to sell at
public auction, valuable tract of land, "
ing on the West Fork Of the Little kanawha
river, in Calhoun county, containing
1876 ACRES.
being the same tract of land conveyed by
Alexander ". Quarter aud wife 10 PEREZ
crime Hays, by deed dated 18th Of July,
lsJ2. Said land will be sold for cash.
W. G. BENNETT,
aug l6-4w Commissioner.
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rs- The best cattle going to the
Baltimore market now. arc from West
Virginia. Good beef is commanding
handsome prices, too; and our State is
reapiug q rich reward. West Virgin
il has many fue sections Of rare blue
grass pastures, the best in tue world to
make good beef economically, and our
intelligent aud progressive cattle.grow.
crs arc constantly improving the breed
and blood Of their animals. Both the
wool and beef Of West Virginia have
already national reputation.