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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-22
COMING OUT FOR TTGDEN AND HEN.
DEICES.
Two German Papers in Indiana Pull Down
tine Republican Ticket and Come out
for TiIden and Reform.

Fort WAYNE. Ind, Sept. lS.-The
Tagblatt, German daily, and Volks
Freund, German weekly, both of which
have been supporting Hayes, have come
out for Tilden and reform. These papers
have large circulation and influence.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-22
Hanged

CAYUGA, Ont, Sept 22,-John Young,
convicted of the murder of Abel McDon-
aid, was hanged here this morning.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-22
STOCK FOR SALE!

r HOLD AS TRUSTEE % shares OF the capital
/ stock of Dimock. Gould ~ Co a manufactur-
ing corporation of Moline. The par value of each
share is 500. offer this stock Tor sale in lots of
shares. and will receive sealed bids for more
lots on or before November s, next, reserving the
right to reject any and all bids.
Rock Island, H., Sept. s, 1876.
9itd WILLIAM JACKSON.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-22

Why let aches and pains your temper spoil?
cure is sure by using
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-22
TELEGRA.P.HElTC. .HElTC.

(Telegraphed TO the Rock Island Argue
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-22

and extending the whole country, upon its
merit only" And we claim without fear or favor
it 10 the best family medicine in the world, and
guarantee it the best blood and liver and kidney
syrnp ever produced. Send for circulars, read and
Judge for yourself. We will be pleased TO send a
HOME EVIDENCE
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-22

Sold in Rock Island by Benser & Thomas, Otto
Grojan, c. Speidel, and E. Breunert Wwf
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-22


RHEUMAMISM-Son.e six months could not
walk without the help of a crutch; tried physl-
clans and many kinds of advertised cures without
benefit. Six bottles of Fenton's Matchless Syrup
cured me. CAPT GEO HAND
SALT RH HEUM- Eight bottles made perfect and
permanent cure.
, 1876-06-30
Boat and Horae Racing.

The following prizes will be awarded at
the aquatic contest TO take place at Port
Townsend on the Fourth Of July:
At9A. M.-Whitehall boats, pull race,
one pair oars, $50. ~
Indian canoe, paddle race, 1st prize, $40;
I'd prize, s.. Each canoe TO be manned by
eight Indians In costume.
At3P. M.-Sail-boat race; every descrip-
tlon allowed to enter LIST prize, $25, I'd
prize, $40.
: Pull-boats will be required to pay an
entrance fee of IS, and sail-boats 50.
All entries for either race must be made
by 2 PM. July 2, 1875, at the Office Of the
Secretary.
All persons wishing to enter horse for
the 4th OF July races must do SO by OF be-
fore P. NJ, July Sd. Entrance fee $500.
Prize, $40. W. H. II. LEARNED,
Chairman Executive Committee.
d. W. SMITH, Secretary. 13
, 1876-06-30

An Ordinance for the further securing OF
the town of Port Townsend against fire.
The people Of the town Of Port Town
send do orClaim as follows:
SEC. l. That no bombs, fire-craekers or
fire works of a similar nature are allowed
to be fired within the limits OF the town
of Port Townsend, excepting on the
Fourth day of July.
SEC. 2. Any person or persons who viO-
late this ordinance shall be subject to a fine
of 81 90 and costs for the first offense /;
ard for each offense thereafter $500. and
costs with such other punishment as the
Court may deem necessary for the safety
of the town against fire.
This ordinance to take effect and be In
torce on and after Its approval.
Passed and approved June IL, 1875.
Attest, B. E. CRAIG, Clerk.
Approved, j. J. HUNT. .a
Acting President.
, 1876-06-30

STILL THEY CoME.-Last Tuesday the
steamer Isabel arrived at this port from
Victoria with about 400 Cinnamon aboard.
Her decks literally sYarmed with them
as the boat lay of the town undergoing
surveillance by customs inspectors. They
LEFT HongkORg on April oath, per British
bark Forward, and arrived at Victoria on
June 2lst. They are mostly from the
agricultural districts Of China. The bark
brought them to British Columbia at $40
head, board included. They are des-
tined for Portland, Oregon, via Tacoma,
, 1876-06-30

The steamship Dakota put In anaPpear-
anee last Monday with $3.50 pkgs. Of mer-
chandl's e, and 2 eigh. passengers, as S. fol-
en- Wlllett, J o Whitney, Frank Connor,
G Anderson, F E Danf0yth, A Noble.
Her total passenger and freight list for
Sound ports was as cabin, 81 steerage and
l06 tons Of freight. Mr.. Coffee, the for
mer purser, has been removed and ]. w.
Myers now fills the position. r
, 1876-06-30

THE saloon OF the new hotel was opened
on Tuesday evening. On the occasion the
Brass Band discOursed some excellent mu-
sic from the upper veranda of tile building,
after which they played opposite the
ARGUS office, thus giving the residents in
this vicinity a musical treat.
, 1876-06-30

T.. JACKMAN & Co., OF the Peoples
Market, are always prepared to furnish
the citizens of Port Townsend aud vi
cinity with the choicest of meats, In
Guiding fresh and corned beef and pork,
smoked meats, sausages, head-cheese,
hams, tripe, lard, and all vegetables in
their season.
, 1876-06-30

THE following feet OF vessels lay in our
harbOr yesterday morning: Ship Benga-
la, bktn. MOdoc, schr Superior, ship Ter
esina Ferreira, ship Herman, bktn ROsina
loaded for Melbourne, bark Rainier, strs
FavOrite, Annie Stewart, Isabel and Eli
"a Anderson, schr Orcas, slOops Francis
and Nellie, cutter WOlcott.
, 1876-06-30
Marine Intelligence.
Port Townsend.

Port Townsend.
4A ENTERED f.
June 28-Str Annie Stewart from Victorta.
.- Blk Marmion, San Francisco.
2l-Str Dakota, Victoria
25-Shlp General Butler, San Francisco
28--Str Goliah, NanaimO u
ship Herman, CallaO, Peru
Schr Superior, Burrard Inlet
N--Str Annie Stewart, Victoria
Str Isabel, Victoria
q. 28-Schr Letitia, Nanaimo
aif Schr Mary Parker, Victoria M .
29-Bkte Modoc, San francisco
CLEARED.
June 25-Str California, Portland
" 26-Str Annie Stewart, Victoria
. 27-Bk Atlanta, San Francisco
Schr Premier with 10000 n lumber
for San Francisco. tl4 d.
, 1876-06-30

THE schooner Premier, recently COM
pleted at Port Ludlow, cleared from this
port on the 2Sth lust, and is now on her
maiden voyage to San Francisco with
420, 900 feet Oflumber on board. Her reg
istered dimensions are as follows Length
147 7-l0 feet; breadth, 33 4-lO feet; depth,
10 $40 feet: and 307 69-1OO tons.
, 1876-06-30

In view Of the fact that the fatal disease,
dciptheria, has been extremely prevalent
In Seattle, and may possibly visit other
sections, we clip the following "sure
cure" from an exchange: .'At any time,
even after the pipes have commenced to
form, apply strong lobelia poultIce 70
t1e throat Change every hour, aud In q
Short time the pipes will loosen"
, 1876-06-30

=, OF COURSE all our readers are going to
the Centennial Ball at Fowler's Hall,
on on next Tuesday evening July 4th.
Inc committee are zealously pushing for
ward their arrangements, so that every
.nlng will be not only stylish, but neat
and pleasant. -
, 1876-06-30

THE building formerly occupied as a
saloon on the corner of Washington and
Water streets has been removed TO the
corner OF Washington and Franklin, and
Will be used for u dwelling. This has
greatly improved not only the approaches
tn Union Wharf but opened up the front
Of the new hotel 80 that 1t now presents a
fine appearance. .l-.. .......' ...-.l ..-..
, 1876-06-30

AN Grafton by acting Governor Struve;
salute ofguns; a procession com posed of
the army and navy; the different societies;
a car of liberty; little girls representing
the States; boat racing; horse racing;
foot racing, etc., etc., viii constitute a
part of the exercises of the Centennial
Fourth at Port Townsend on Tuesday.
Let there be grand turnout from town
and country.
, 1876-06-30

SERVICES will be held In st. Paul's
Church on Sunday atllA A N. and ~ Pm.
IN the morning there will be special
service Of Thanksgiving for mercIes dur
ing the. century past, also a sermon APP
bropriate TO the occasion. In the evening
there Will be a Centennial Praise service.
, 1876-06-30

THE Dakota had barely LEFT the wharf
on Monday when the steamship California
from Sltka arrived. She brought down
sixty U, s soldiers, Major Campbell and
family, Capt. Fields and family, Lieut.,
Qulnam and family, and Lieut.. Goddard.
She proceeded same day to Portland.
, 1876-06-30

THE Victoria COlOnist says that Presi-
dent Grant has sent to Andrew Laing, of
the West Coast handsome binOcular field
glass In recognition of his kindn ess to the
crew Of the wrecked ship Orpheus which
was wrecked In Barclay Sound.
, 1876-06-30

THE steamer North Pacific Is under
going repairs on Laing's ways at Victo-
ria, preparatory to her voyage to San
Francisco.
, 1876-06-30
RUSINEss NOTICEs.

WISHING to be relieved OF saloon keep
ing as soon as possible 1 hereby notify
those who are indebted to me to please
come forward and settle. Others who
have any claims will forward the same for
payment. JIG. STERMING.
Port Townsend, May "a, 1879. IA
, 1876-06-30

q, WE particularly direct the attention Of
.Ie readers Of this issue to the arrange
mehts made by our citizens for the appro-
Fourth.
, 1876-06-30
NIcaraguan shIn Anita.
American Bark Albert.

NTEITHER THE OWNERS NOR THE
AN undersigned Agents win be RESPONSE
BILE for any debts contracted by the officers or
crew Of the aboye-named bark during her stay
in the waters OF Puget sound
+af W Ess fOWLER a Co, Agents.
.H j. p. REED, Master, =
Port Townsend, June 10, 1876. II
, 1876-06-30

-; a SERVICE Of Thanksgiving and Prayer
VIII oe held in st. Paul's Church on the
inOrhlng oil July Fourth, at 8 A. NJ.
, 1876-06-30
Peruvian ship RengaIa.

NEITHER THE MASTER, OWNERS. NOR
~ the undersigned Agents Of the Peruvian
contrncted by the officers or crew Of said
ship during her stay on Puget Sound.
af Il. {. S.FOWLER 4 CO.. ARe,nte
IL SANTIAGO DE EGREGORI Master
Port Townsend, May 20, 1876.
, 1876-06-30
LOCAL NEWS.

DrRNG the last week, among other
,njnSs the following business has been
,..ansacted In Bankruptcy Court in this
EIsce in relation to Estate Of Cranney,
bankrupt:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31

E9- A Town SunscRiPTGOS.-1t is
proposed that the town of Weston sub.
scribe $4,000 or $4,000 to the stock
Of the railroad company aud tho prop
osition meets with such general favor
that it is expected the matter will be
referred TO the voters, at q special
election to be held at an carly day.
The subscription, for either Of the
amounts named, would carry unani-
pously.
Since the above was in type, the
Town Council, by a unanimous vote,
has adopted an ordinance Ito DO found
elsewhere in this papcD submitting to
the voters Of tho town proposition to
subscribe $4,000 to tho stock Of the
railroad. We shall have moro 10 say
n this subject next week.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31
EYNCES LAW.
CabcIl County ViSiIants.
The Murderer Taken from the Jail
and Lynclcd.

CIxcIyxArl, January IA Ga
.etc's Barb oursyiIle, Cabell county,
West Virginia, special snys: A young
man named Charles 7. Needing has
been missing for some ti19, Search
w.J Instituted to-day and his body
found buried in stable with his throat
cut. Meetings. wife and man named
Williams, who had been paying her
improper attentions, were arrcs! cd, and
Mrs. Mcpling confessed That she and
Williams md killed him. The OK
element is reported as very high, and
it is feared the prisoners will be lynch
ed tonight.
LArLR-ruE OFFENDERS LYHCnED.
CNCrSNArI, January % The Gu
.<t'e's special says that Edward Will
liams, who with Mrs. Mccling, was rr.
rested fOf the murder Of tho latter's
husband was taken from Jail last night at
BarboursyilIc, West Virginia, and hang.
ed by a mob. The parties we're as.
sured by tho minister that sufficient
evidence Of their guilt had been OBJ.
tanned aud the Jail was surrounded BY
mob Of excited people, but both de-
MED any completely in the act, although
a minister continued praying with
them aid asking a confession. The
mob finally forced the keys from the
jailor, took Williams out and placed
him under tree in the court house
yard, standing on barrel, he made a
confession, He expressed tho hope
that the crowd might obtain Gods
forgiveness for their crime rs he had
for his, and declared he was happily
started on his journey home to heaven.
lie died after fifteen minutes of terri
bic agony. Mrs. Meeting was then
brought out and placing her in front Of
the dead murderer, the crowd called
for her confession. She said that vii.
iams had been her paramour for three
years that she had been trying for
tho last three months to poison her
husband without success that Will
liams struck Meeting on tho head with
an axe while he was asleep, Wcdues-
day night aud afterwards cut his throat; ;
she assisted in destroying the evidence
of murder and of burying Mr.. Mceling.
She accused herself Of being the cause
of the murder but begged pitcously for
life. Though the feeling was very
strong against her, and the crowd vo-
ted unanimously for her execution, no
man could be found who would put
ropo around the woman's neck and so
she returned to jail. Williams body
was left hanging until cut down by the
authorities this morning.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31

R5- 4 BoOS To FARMERS -NTcssrs'
James =. Cole aud Joha Il. Ryan
have purchased the right to sell in the
counties Of Lewis and Harrison, I. ?.
SCOTS improvement in farm fences,
The patent is ono which will commend
itself to every farmer; for it not only
builds better fence with half the IA
Dor incident to n "worm fence" but it
saves more than half the timber-a
very desirable item, now. At the
same time it makes q much stronger
and firmer fence; and its construction
is so simple that any boy can build it.
\ sample of this admirable improve
ment may DO seen in the livery stable
yard of Mr.. James P. Cole, in this
place.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31
RAILROAD ORDINANCE

IN Ordinance to submit to lie legal
rioters of the 1o,en Of Weston The
question whethcr said ToWa shall
subscribe Sir thousand DOllars to
The Capital Stock; ofMe Weston d
Vest Fork Raiiroad Company.
Adopted Jan. 20, 1876.
DE IT ORDAINED, by the Council OF
ID the Town Of Weston, that Benjami II
owen, Elias Fisher and Conrad Hester, IL ho
are hereby appointed Commissioners Of cleo
ton for the purpose, or such others rs may
hereafter be appointed by the Council, shall,
on Saturday. February &c. 1876,
open polls at the Court House in the town
OF Weston, TO take the sense Of the legal vo-
tiers Of said town of Weston on the question
whether the said town shall subscribe Six
Thousand Dollars to the capital stock of the
Weston Il West Fork Railroad Company, a
company Incorporated to construct n rail-
road from the Town Of Weston, in the coun-
Is OF Lewis, 10 some point on the North
western Virginia Railroad, at or within I
miles of the town OF C,Irksburg, by the
construction Of which the town OF lIesto n
IS likely to he benefited. Such subscription
is 10 be paid 10 said Company in the coupon
bonds OF the town of Weston, nj par, in de-
nominations OF one hundred dollars or some
multiple thereof, payable in twenty years or
sooner, at the option Of said town, bearing
interest from date, payable annually. Such
bonds shall be delivered 10 said Company in
payment Of such subscription, from tine to
time, in instnlmcnis, rs assessments may be
made upon the stockholders Of said CompR.
nv By the properly constituted authorities
thereof, but such bonds shall not he del vcr-
cd so as 10 make the payments by the said
town ofWcstOn, on its stock, exceed pay.
picuts made At the time OF such delivery By
other subscribers than the county of Lewis
on their stock, rrtably, according to the
respective subscriptions.
Voters voting for said subscription shall
have written or printed on their ballots the
wOrIs-"For the subscription, and those
voting against it tho words against the
subscription"
1t is further ordained that the Re cordCr
OF the Town of Weston cause as many copies
OF this order 10 be made, with his signature
thereto, as may be necessary. He shall post
one Of them in his oflicC.Hnd deliver another
10 the Town Sergeant, who shall post II in u
conspicuous place nj the Court House in
said town, without delay. The Recorder is
also directed to cause this order 10 be pub.
lshci in The Weston Democrat, ncwspa-
per published in said town, for four success
sive weekly issues, prior 10 the dag of said
election.
4 copy--attestc
las " W0EETEDTN
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, J
Circuit Court LcpiS Co., !
WcsInn Inn 10 1916.

CoMMIssloHER's OFFICE,
Circuit Court Lcpis Co.,
Weston, Jan, 10, 1876,
G. W. Hudson, in his own right, and AS adj
minislrI,or OF the personal estate of Will
lam ". Hudson, deceased, plaintiffs,
IS.
John N Cummings, John c. Jackson, D.
N. Bailey, trustee, Matthew ". Harrison,
II. " Sp4ur, and Nancy a., his wife, de-
tendantsi
And
G. P. Hudson, plaintiff,
John N. Cummings, John C. Jackson, D.
NJ. Bailey, Trustee, aud Matthew W. Har-
rison, defendants.
~ clIASCEgY.
In pursuance Ofan order made Jointly in
the above named causes, by the Circuit
Court of Lcwii county, on September slh,
1915, directing Commissioner to ascertain
and report with what sum OF money j. G.
Jackson is properly char eable, for rents on
two certain tracts Of land, in the causes
above mentioned, abating any permanent
Improvements made by him.
The undersigned us such Commissioner,
doth hereby give notice 10 all the parties in
the two said causes that he has fixed upon
the 10th day Of February, 1876, 10 execute
the said order OF reference; and the same
will bc continued from day to day, II LeCcs.
sary, until completed.
A. NJ. DENT, Commissioner.
janl7-4t
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31
Jan 10 .iw

West Virginia.
At Rules held in the Clerks office of the
County Court Of Gilmcr county, on the tiEs:
Monday IN January, 1876.
George W. Bush aud Mary Bush, his wife,
vs..
LCmuel Davis and Jane Davis, his wife, and
Others, hers Of Hugh McQuuin, deceased.
Is CItASCEHY.
The object Of this suit is to partition md
lay of onc.hIlf OF the interest plaintiff
Mary Bush Is entitled to as one Of the heirs
Of said Hugh McQuain, deceased, in tract
Of 272 acres OF land, lying on Little Cove
Greek, IN GiImcr county, Ofwhich the "a ID
Hugh NcQuaiu died seized, or to recover III:
value thereof. And ii appearing by affidavit
filed that the defendants John Z. MCQuain
and joseph S. .MQuan are uon-rcsdents Of
this Stale. 1t is ordered that they appear
here within one month after the date OF The
fist publication hsrcOi and do what Is ncccS'
Sary stU protect their interest.
Tesle:
HARRISON CAIN, Clerk.
Hays & Johnson pq jun2l 4w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31

Ig January JottinSs.-
The month of February is prolific in
festivals. Here they are: Candlcmas
or grounding day, Wednesday, Feb.
ruary I'd; Valentines day, Monday
February 14th; Wusbington's birth.
day, Tuesday, February .2i; Shrove
Tuesday or Fasnacht. Tuesday. Feb
ruary 49th.-ThC Independent State is
acquiring literary tastes, as witness the
number OF new post offices recently es-
tablished there. Among the number
is new post Office at Bcrnardstown,
with Adam G. llamrick, Sr. as post
master; also, another one at Leather
wood. Both these Offices are to be 10.
Gated on a new route. 1T is said that
the total costs, from beginning 10 end,
Of the trial Of the parties charged with
the West murder, will not fall much
short Of $40, 0O0.-Jack Sullivan, who
resides near town, cut himself very Sc
riously with an axe, tho other day
Dr.. Jackson is attending him.-sOur
citizens are about to accept the propo.
ton Of the telegraph company, and
subscribe $500 for tho reti;tiug aud
repair Of the line from here to Clarks-
burg. The greater portion of the
amount has already been raised. Wtat
will BuckhannOn do 10 the matter?
Unless our neighbors move promptly,
their rations Of electric telegraph will
DO cut OLIVE arc under obligation:
tc Senator Bennett for daily printed
reports of the proceedings Of the High
Court of impeachment The trcphin
ing operation was performed upon :
patient at the Asylum. the other day,
BY our local physicians. The patlcn
had been shot in the head during thu
war, aud portion Of the bullet wa!
discovered to be pressing upon the
brain. The operation was performeC
very succcssfuIly.-Coloncl Ben Viii
sons bill for the improvement of the
Little Kanawha River is gaining ia
vor in the House of Representatives
and it is said it will pass
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31

EFT TWENTY CENTS AND A CHEW OF
TopAcCo.-A friend out on Leading
Greek sends US an amusinS,-but too
leugthy-acCOuns Of trip taken BY
himself aud another gentleman, to
Clarksburg. Cherry Camp aud Salem !;
and relates the generosity Of bis com.
panion in offering 20 cents in payment
Of their fare for dinner and horse feed,
and demanding a chew of tobacco to
boot. Money must BIO Flush" on
Leading Creek.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31
~A LEWIS County Boy IN LUCK

Ey \ LEWIS County Boy IL LUCK.
We learn by letter from Missouri
that F. N. Kcc, son Of Colonel John
Kcc. of this county, is in luck. BY
recent operations, it has been discov,
cred that upon lands owned BY him in
Macon county, Missouri, gold in pay.
ing quantities has been discovered,
NTgsets varying in value from 50
cents to 81 50 are frequently found on
tho surface. Mr.. Kec expects to enter
busily on the work Of developing thi:
ncw-found treasure early in the coming
Spring.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31
IN NNEHlOaIlAM.
John FULLY, Died September IL, 1875.


Died in his youth, nrimc,
His shirt has flown
From a world of tears
To a heavenly homo:
Froz pain and from sorrow,
From n dark blraksoue shore,
To The bright land of promise,
To bliss eycrmore.
Gentle wa, he
In his heart was no guile;
Truthful h,s words
And kipdly his smile.
Oh bright wis The fash
Ofhis bonnie blue ewes.
But Coils angels caught him
From this world OF signs.
THROUGH the lone hours of night,
Throu,h thc full hours of lay,
UnmurnlIrrinr and paiieut,
Childlikc he lay:
WASTING md G,Iinr
From his world Of strife,
Til! Azreal severed
TLc I'll ,Irr,J nCIiG
" Senr GPM% IdGio ms a 'piFi1I rigbt
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31
SALE OF THE
MOXLEY HOTEL


George ]. Arnold, Commissioner,
VS..
William Moxlcy and others
Under decree rendered in this case on
the 9Th orSep.cmbcr, 1875, will sell, at pub.
lie auction. 10 tn! highest bidder in ront Of
the Court House OF Lewis county, onthe It'll
day OF February, 1876, that being the first
day OF the February :erm OF the County
Court Of Lewis county, the parcel ,,ot land
composed Of adjacent lots, on which is no.
tel buildingskHOwnas the
"M0NLEY HOTEL"
situate at the head of Main Street and on
First Street, in the town OF Weston, Lewis
county, embracing Au area together oiabUut
TWO ACRES,
more or less; also known ls the
"BLAND TAVERN PROPERTY, "
conveyed to William Monkey by Thomas
Bland, by deed dated 2Sth of February, 1864.
TERMS-Cash sufficient in hand 10 pay
the costs and sale commissions, and part Of
the plaintiffs debt, as provided in sad de-
cree, amounting altogether to $3.50, by cst:-
nation, MS the cash payment, and for the
residue the purchaser is to give a note with
good security, bearing interest from date,
payable on the sth day of June, 1876, The
title will be rcta ined until further order OF
Court.
GEORGE J. ARNOLD,
Jan 10 Nv Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-31

G' A CARD.-D Ny Musical
Friends Of Glcnuille.-I hereby tender
my heartfelt thanks to tho host Of
friends had tho pleasure to gain while
visiting Chenille last wcex-cspccially
TO the sweet choir hat joined with uc
10 its meloiious harmony, and have
shown to me so many kiudnesses. l
shall soon sec them again.
PRor. J. P. FEAux.
p. s.-The vacau. chair will soon
DO filled again.