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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-04

Fresh bread every d.. at J. A
Barna'.
z ms has q fGg assortment OF
Fresi' Groceries.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-04

Choice miucG- peach Luttcr unc
apple butter for sale at J. A. Barns.
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D- NOrlcE.-Ths Post 0i";cc will
be opened ut 6 o'clock a. 81, and
closed at s o'clock p. N. Mail to
Sutton arrives at 6 =. NJ, and leave s
at u 7. NJ, the same day.
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EcoSoNY.-YOu pay 25c,s for bot,
lie Of sewing machine oil-bring your
bottle and have it filed by Chalfant &
Bare with The best sewing machine oil
for l0c;s.
Don't buy Castor oil BY the small
bottle. but send your bottle to be filled
BY Chalfant Il parc.
Don. buy mustard by the box, hut
send your empty box to bu I'D by
Chalfant & Bare.
Never buy ground pepper or spices,
aud by so doing buy ouc.third dust,
but got the pure grain Of Chalfaut &
Bare.
II sou want paper md envelopes.
cheap school and blank book, notions,
&c 60 to Chalfant & Bare.
Lewis Philadelphia white Lead. the
best made aud standard tlrOusout the
country. which we sell, warrant every
pound sold We keep 10 fancy brands
Of common lead.
CHALF4ST 4 BARE.
HS- Dr. GEoRGs b. SIMPSON desir
us to state that he hes now got his
business SO arranged that be eau ut,
tend to all professional calls. lie
respectfully so!icits calls from the
country, which will receive promp,
a'tcutiOn--uisht and day. When moi
professionally epgag ID, tho Doctor can
be fouul ut his residence (,hc dwell.
ing formerly occupied by Judge Ed.
mistou) just below the Bank.
- Dr.. a. N. DESr has located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of his profession. Having attended a
thorough course OF lectures ut Sterlicg
Medical College, after an experience
Of twelve years US practical drrggist.
the Doctor has Ohtaned not only an aC.
Curate knowledge OF diseases. but also,
from his long experience as a druggist,
uudt rstands perfectly. the pruertieS ct
medicines. and their appIiedtiOu-iu The
treatment Of disease. The Doctor cau
br found a! his Office on Main St, ]
door below kaIsion's Jewclry Store.
AL calls, night aud day, promptly Mt
tOuGed 10.
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JUsTICE-FREEMAN'S CREEK
DISTRICT.

Mr.. wofindin: Please announce that our
nr.sent efficient Justice, GEORGE ".
STRICKLER, will be supported for re cleo
ton, by MANY VOTERS.
Ffeeman's Creek. March %.
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EyWE regret to say thut William
Boggss, ]. j. petcrsous's clerk, has
been obliged TO return HON. on account
Of sickness.
eEMlSISa poa1er Ut OOac!s per.
pound, und fuse At 4cts ger yard At
Peterson's.
Eg- SEWING Machine oil, best quality
ii. petcrsuu's for 60cts per. pint
Oils of all descriptions, paints TO-, at
corresponding pti'e"
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NOTICE.
Sale of Stock in the National
Exchange Bank of
Weston.

On the 18th day of September, 1915, at
the front door Of the Court House of Lrwis
county, will sell At public auction, to The
highest bidder, for CASH,
Twenty Shares If tie. Capital Stock Of
tho National Exchange Dauk
Of Weston.
BELONGING to the estate Of Emma ". Inf
nun, Decreased, and audins OIL the boUks'iOf
said lIank 10 her name.
JOHN I SULLIVAN.
Administrator Of Emma NJ, Hoffman,
deceased, with tho will annexed.
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FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE.

IL my BOOK
lions Dictionaries Scientific Works. STATIONERY PLAIN and fancy Lux
Pens Pencils, Blank BUoHs, &c.
@ Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded ata hours-day
and night. @tsa
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FOR AssEssoR-2ud DISTRICT

MR. woFFNDIS: Please announce that
Mr.. GEORGE FISHER, OfNugphy's Greek,
Ipresent AsscsiOr) will be candidate for
ASSESSOR Of the ID District OF Lewis county.
And Oblige, MANY CITIZENS.
Weston, .Yarrh l, 1876
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ANNoVNGEMNMYs,
Countyand Dis!riel Offices
FOR SHERIFF..

AT the solicitation Of u:cT friends in 10th
poli,icil parties, hereby respectfully an
Toaucc myself - n candidate for Sheriff of
Lewis county, subject to The decision OF the
pcople Ut the polls. Ny past record as
Sheriff will be the surest index Of my future
conduct, provided | mn houoted with the
oltire for whlcb | an Acardidste.
JAS. G. VANDERV0gT.
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1haIfant,s Building 9, Weston. W. Va.

Having associated our
selves together for thu
purpose Of conducting the
'DRCG TRADE. We call
: the attention Of ,he public
!; to our stock, which Is var-
led Md complete; and our
.Iong experience in the
:prarticul bearings of tie
! Drug business Is sufficient
10 command thecoRidcnce
| heretofore rerOsed in the
mtuhers Of the film. Cur
only desire Is TO conduct
the business in every paS-
ticular to the satisfaction
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03
+ uil( ct n.
Die Sa9b nd6 etnem
Setter.
l9hInhl

&Obert mar luie bonn $immeI 9efuI'
LEM CT lab gang berbubt b'rcin nno
iunBte nidt, lpaS er ia9eu ioIlte. guS.
Ii6 iiel ibm Der 8ricf SeS ,,SnfeIS" Gin,
rno ocn iibsrreidte er bsm aItcn Serru.
0ieicr las benicIben 9cbuIbie bonn On.
fang bis gum Gnbe, nno uie er 0amit
ferti9 mar 70 fling or beIIuuf an sn Ia.
den.
u&liO ein SdneiSer 1T Sein Obeim,
uno mid bOit 9u fiir ben Sdneiocr &c.
bulten !" - @unmebr mubtc 8obcrt
buurfIein cr3dbIen, iuic er busu sefom.
men lci. in Dem @efdbrte beS Serrn Sobn
Wabcr bcrans5ufobren un6 uie Iid vi.
les 9ema6t babe. GnoIidb fldrte ii6
Der $orijOnt ouf. - n9ilm," iaste Der
aIte Serr, ,nlein &obert &eIler biIt On
nidt, oh Sn 9Ici6 ben ndmIidenglamcn
fibrit 10 tuenis ais ib Scin Sobn @ia.
per bin, Oh mir 9Ield aud 6ieien @amen
init einanoer 9emeinidaftIid babeu.
SaS mar ein bcroammteS Mibusrltaub.
NIP uab i'd bin MIR frOb, bab bios 0ein
Satcr 9eitOrben 1T uub nidjt Der Nsuter
meines &obert,
Ser aIte Serr luuroe MN uieOer fee.
Ienper9nil9t fdentte benz 8obert nod
elm bOIIeS@lOS Elm unO Iisb Jpn am9lbenb
fOSur in bemieIbeu 9efdbrte bic in bic
StoOt biueinfabren, in iueIdem Der illu0e
8uride beralls9efOmmen mar; ieineu
Sbeim bate &obsrt obermaI8 nidjt oe.
flmoeu.
Ser8irtb in @reentpi6itreet, bel Dem
&Obcrt Seller tuObute. feuertc ben Mann
ou, feline SOriduu9en iuiebsr fortSulebeu,
,cr biirfe uidt eruliiOsn" iprab er, lam
gnOe miiiie er bod baS 8ieI nreidben''
unO 8Obert Iieb iid 3nreben ; budbte sr
bod Ou feline arme SHUTTER uuS an bic
@eidwiiter. Ser SObn @aber Der iebt
an bic &cibs fam, tuObnte in Der Stint.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03
poC(ie.
Die ,psb 8srrebssm.
&on &nna ReB 8blanb.

Sb0u Sannde I'M Der @ater iiBe
SIN 8arte borm SauS,
IS is c idOuer Sllmmerobeno,
Die &aB 9uft oipe 'rauS.
90 ia9t ber 8ater: 9iebs$ &iub,
SD bitt Old, LOB DC Srib,
Damn Su bait nig uu er bat mir,
lin 100 mir is, 90 Uero ab mir,
@rum LOB 9u Wr De Srib."
Sh0n Sanndc fan9t le iueine on,
Sic bat De SriB 10 germ,
| ,&h, Sater, fam i6 Dor bic 2ieb,
SD bin ia fec 4atcrn,
&uS in mr. brennt, bos blot mir nit
@ls luic en- Qidtde aus,
lin berf Der SriB gar minnie 3u mir,
90 lauf i1 auS'm Sou$."
Ser aIte brummt in DC Bart:
Ser SriB mar 70 idon re6t,
Sod feb, mel aino, no gar MIR is,
@ebt'S icbem Mabde ldIe6t.-
8ai6' amer tueib ibmar3e Wobr
80 9ebt8 fee 8aiier aus,
| we SeDr 9ept nllll penn Gene SDr,
Beim 0nnere lpiober rous.
gmol bel ibr'm Sribdc iibt
Os Mann6e gar beQllcem,
Sm 0arte iuarS 10 lb6n III tilbl,
3Uiide 5iuee 8eerebeem.
Sic iueb$le mandeS &ilbbe 90,
gSie bait &erIiebte finn,
30 9nGt oaS &lno pnn un9ci6br
Bum 8Nrtcoeer6e bin -
Ser Sater fommt" der Srib, tlnbm
Sprin9t pie c jun9e &ub
@i6Wino uf De Gene 8cerebaum,
SoiS c Ii1rer Ylab. -
Der Sater bat c iduere SIrt
lin Ia9t 5u ieincm 6inb
yWir bat ell srober Sdab 9etreemt,
@iclleidt bub id II fnO;
Y Gn9lbe baS lpra6 gu meer:
@eb' 3n DC 8eerebeem,
0e 9rObe bauldt be Inn, 0eb M6t,
Su brin9ldt Siimmbr becm.
Timer Dem 8oom iei'm 8Or3Ituerf
$ebi6t bu 9robe &ildt,
See @robmo9l tuar 10 reid,
@l8 Su b'ruocder biidt.-
uId Soft, Der Idesne 8eerebaum,
Sa9t &annde, ,,fnun's net iinn,
0ie 8rOBmutter BATH ia sepfun5t
gSic finn &iIdt DO 'ninn,
Scr flcene oluer alt I'LL bid,
SO lu6r'S W69Iidfeit,
Sch, @otter, buut Der fICene I'M,
gSer peeB, mas Drummer leit."
,SoS is ihnnn uobr, Der &Ite Ipreht
y Ser 9rob' Obber Der fIecrn,
- SoS lueeb id ieIbcr MINNIE re6t." -
,,M6 &oter, 8 is Der flccn /"
llnb uie Der 8nter baut iii badt,
50 luerb bo8 Sannde roth,
u@d, beireer Soicpb," bet Ie icbt,
,,Md belf' mir aus Der 9fotb,
Ib mad bi$de nor WtcraofeI,
0ann iunibt 9ebtSbeut c8eItpeftafsI.
LIN bipp III bipp III bim I'LL bum
lin bipp III bim bum,
III cmOl Io0ftS I'M ipriuet I'LL bippt -
Snfate I'M Ill I'M.
@Ob 8Iib iln Subj I'M Tee GnO,
9as mar Serrlidfcit
SO fommt 0b 9Ieid Der Strip sercunt
lin 9udt nls mic nit 9'ideut. =
n81s tuldt Nann 9n %, laot Der Qllt,
Sid iob id net I'M 8raum,"
90 ia9t ici &iNb; ,Oos is Der Shnb
8um 9robe 8ccrebanm.
Sept merit Der Mlte luobl be Yiff,
lin nemmt ie bel Der Sanb,
: @drdc luerre ie pie Gems
SIM id0ne 8fdIJerIanb. -
8IieSfaidtl beeBt Der Srt, DO ltsbt
Nod bellt Der eenne 8aom,
LIN Gn9cIdcr psr3dbIe iid
Ser altc CUTE &raum.
org. 8rrti&ritt)
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8eSinsunsen Der anleisen :

Antet8en werpfH sln9sIuui p" Ip'B''
9tf@6fts.Aujststu btlm 9abr, OeT
fIir tEnsn SbsiI bts Satus:
3Ulouats. 6 Nonnts. ~ Mcnats.
Gin 3pl $4.00 500 $l2M
3psf 8oa 700 1900 20.Q0
Srd 3oa 1000 1900 28M
ibslgtntbum., psTlpnlt@fS ".
etntbu n. unb aasfmsins Aniesfn III
Gsnts bic Belle fir bic ttNr Ginrildung nne
5gsnis bic 3tIIs fiiF isSs ni4brt9t YIN
Tidung.
wattaIirte Wtbi,i n, 9Iitsrs. une alls
anbfrt NnirissH BET btr eaulsn, balbsn, brit
til pber Ditrttl SpaIit prbsH pts fOlsf be-
H&nfs perben: o
Cine game Spaltt iGbrliS."".$t5 50.00
Cine balbe SpaIis """ 6O.OO
Cine brlttsI Spaltf """ 6O.OO
Cine pisrtel Spalte ".". 4O.OO
GtTt@tss aujttstH pTbsn pit folsf
btTt@ntlt
Grtsutors., abminiifratOrs. unb
Mff9uie s.Mnlsissn......,..,....""S2.50
peiTdtbs.. & Gebtss@ujttssh
Danf MbRattung u.f.p.,.......".5O Gts.
% aae 8rteft, Mlttbsiunssn &C. nalIsn
pts iolst abrsiaEt wsTbsn:
]. George Ripper,
P.0. Box 10
HARRISBURG. PA.
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The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PENNsYLvANI-
scHESTAATs-zEITUNa" in Dauphin County
is larger than that Of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. 1t is therefore the best advertise
ing medidum in this part Of the State
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-03
emanuel Gaslpiat'B
!Serntit00c SOtel.

Ode bar GrOnt uub 4nuF Strnee,
Marietta.
HeilsHbt unb anbtrt FHbrn III bisItm DpIsI
ttts tlnsn 8utfH 5tit, tutt AUD BE bcraHaIId5.
Zen @strGnis. Sn 0srbinbune NIT BEN Do.
tel III au@ elm
Sabufs nnb Gigarren Store,
no bic bsfsn Gisaun unb SabaI, (upls al,
SCTisn IN btsIss SAD sini&Iassnbs NrtiltI uuI
1anb llub.
aStnIur fir bic ,Snman paITaas
Sampl&iF'etnis."
MarIftia, SaHuar, Z, 1s75.-it
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Dit
ysaaihlbanilde Staats;ettHHS,
oerausaeaebtn bon

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
ni&ttai isbsn Dcuntifas, unb iciisi $s. W
per Sabr, jabIbar tnntrtalb efs Saprfs, unp
$3.50 uaa gtrHuB bss 9abrennes.
GiHleIne GrsmpIartn, . Gents per Sind'
8etne Subleripiiontn perbfn fur pent9fr
sls (ttbs Mcnattn angsnommtn au4 lam
4itmaib bas 8Iatt abbsltsasn, bio alt Hud'
ainbe bfiabIt finb.
- tini bic AsrtfTt elmer 3sItans ~ Str'
dnbnH, mu6 mon bic aIte ippObI als AUG
bic ueue NbrsTt mitIbsilrn.
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Norooenti9er 3lobb.
Hc9cnldbi9c 0ampfidiffubrt
Spiihrn
Srtnieu Mnc Baltimore.

"'U'W"p'Dl SuHipIIUlIIIUUTI
StpiIhrn
.SrttHeu MnS Baltimore.
via Soutbamptcn,
bur9 bic sssu5 fir birIen .3prCf an trr G[ubs
erbautrn. nit alien GrfCrtSrniiIm SsrIrbenelt,
nsusn etIrrnsn gClt" Oampfidifie SUn 25O0
Epnnelt
~8altimnre," Capt. @rysr.
Berlin" , putIdr.
DCbiO," Meser.
Dseib,ig," Spfmaun.
DUrauni9bris," llntaiIb.
ogliirnberg," SSasr.
Die GrPrbitipn fntrt Aatt tpis fUlst:
G0n 8remen: Don Baltimore:
yNirnbers" 15.Gg'75 8. Sauuar'76.
n9raunibneig" H. San'76 5. arbrudr '76.
Dyiiirnberg" 8. 8str. H. WGn
DSraunitlpssg" 8. @Gr, 1. glprii,
unb fsrnrrbin isbrn ,weitsn Mittp 0 d bon
Bremen unb tsesn 9 a M ifae nm Q llbr
ga6miitnes bon Baltimore.
@rrmitrIil bieIer Camper Brrtrn paGTaaisre
nab Bremen, Southampton, 1Gntpn unb SoS-
re ,lub ;urif tffSrSrrt.
UaiiagtsPreiie:
Bon Baltimore mad Bremen, SputbamptOn,
Gpnbnn pbfr SaSre;
Gaiate 800 Sob,
3pilGsnbsd S3G Gpurnnt.
Bon Southampton ua6 Baltimore:
3pii$ntrd s32 Geuranf.
Don Bremen Utsr Sasrs mad Baltimore:
Sntnte 800 Sob.
3pii9sntrd $32 gpuraut.
Netour.8ilIctS N
BON Baltimore na9 Bremen cerr SABRE uub
Surid:
Gajllte 1880 0plb.
3piiHrntef $3.50 Gpurant.
Bon Baltimore un@ SputbambtUn pbrr qcu.
bon une Jlriid bon southampton
3pil6snbrf $3.50 Gouraut,
Stintr spii&sn 1 unb 10 Sabrrn sabIsn bic
SGlfts.
gGs9en 8raRt unb galTnss in bieIsn IN isbsr
StnIlbt tmpfsbIenspertben S6iiffnpenbe man
ii@ an bic @snfrnI-|sfnten Der 2inie1
". S@umoher & Comp,
Nc. g. S.-GbarIss Stry Baltimore, 3b.
pttr at
Pb. s. 0tanntnser,
NrO. iii RcrS prinre ShaBe, panraiir.
DECEMBER %, t975-1S.
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Die nr6ats glerbreitnna.

Die Circulation bsr .Ttnufylpaatf 3t
Staats. 9ettung" IN Daupbin eounfg
10 T6bsr ale bic trsenb tinfr anetTsn IN 2ar'
rtsburg atbrudtfn btutfGtn peer tngltl@tn Get
tuHg. Sie biftft bssbalb bic bette @slsgsnbth,
Anitietn IN bftGsm SbtiIt bts Staatts strf
peitt Btrbrtituna AZ ptrIHaftn.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-22
How They de GruEnble.

A dispatch from Washington grumbles
over the proposed reduction of expenses.
OF course Mr.. Randalrs propositions
would receive very little favor with the
Radicals. They will keep the expenses
as high as they can to prove if possible
that they had tried 10 be economicsl.-
Here is what 's said by some associate
press writer. We hope Mr.. Randall and
the Democrats will give no heed to such
complaints, bat go on with their reduce
tions:
st is complicated by members OF toe
committee Of both parties that, in their
determination to economic, the majori-
ty of the committee will, if not checked,
end in effectually cripping the working
OF the government machine. In respect
of the diplomatic bill, which at the most
appropriates only about $s00, 1000, it is
clear that the retrenchment determined
upon by the committee, amounting to
about $500, 900, will have very bad ef-
feet upon the service il ratified by Con-
gress. They go to such an extreme that
it is a question whether it would not be
better to abolish our diplomatic and con-
ular service altogether"
The daily gazette., 1876-01-22
AWAY WITH THEM.

The Reading Eagle, very properly de-
nounces the keeping of soldiers in the
Southern States. in the following para
graph, with which sentiments we most
heartily concur. On the lst OF Decem-
Der there were in Alabama five compan-
les of United States troops Mississippi,
six; Louisiana, nineteen Arkansas, two;
total, 80 companies, comprising 124l men.
What are all these troops doing in these
States? They are Of no use. There is
no demand for soldiers there at present.
from any source, yet here are three entire
regiments. with officers enough loafing
around Washington to supply dozen
more, while the military aud civil au-
thorities On the Texas border are com
planning Of not having troops enough to
guard the border against cattle raiders.
Disband these troops or away with them
to the frontier, and dismiss every officer
who is not sick or on active duty with
his command within certain limited
time.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-22
CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

In the Z. 5. Senate, on Friday. Mr..
Sherman, from the Finance Commit
tee, reported the bill providing for q
commission on the subject of the
liquor traffic. Mr.. Harvey, of Kansas
introduced bill to amend the act in
aid of the construction OF a railroad
from the Missouri river to the Pacific
ocean. Mr.. Boutwell, presented reso
lutions in honor of the late Vice Pres.
idcnt, and after appropriate remarks
by hessrs. Boutwell,, Hamlin, Cragin,
Cameron. Dawes, Stevenson, Ingalls,
and Morton, they were adopted, and
the Senate adjourned until Monday.
in the House, bill was reported
and passed for the retirement on full
pay of Judge Wilson McCandless, of
Western Pennsylvania, because of his
physical disability, although he has
not reached the age of 20 years. Mr..
randall, from the Committee on Ap.
preparations, reported adversely the
bill to pay the interest on the 3.35
bonds of the District of Columbia. He
desired to make an explanation, but
the point being raised that the matter
should be referred to the committee
on the whole, he withdrew the report.
The resolutions in memory of Vice
President Wilson were taken up and
adopted, after eulogistic remarks by
Messss. Banks, Kelley, Knott, Clymer
Reagan, Lawrence and others, and
the House then adjourned until this
morning, 1t is understood that the
Centennial appropriation bill will be
voted on to-day.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-22

T. IlFRIFF'S sALE.
~ BY virtue OF vri' oi Levari Fncias 10
me directed. will be eAposed TO Public Ynle
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5l3MARKE Er6r
kept by Geo. W. ortlip. in the city Of VIII
minston. New Castle County. Del On
TUESDAY.
THE lst DAY OF FEBRUARY, l.7e.
At2 o'clock. p. IN.
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain Mesauago or Dwelling
House and lot of land situated ia the city OF
Wilmington aforesaid, and described az fol-
lows. to wit: Beginning at corner of
other land Of the said parties of tho second
part on the easterly side Of King street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets. and M the
distance of eighteen feet nine inc es from In a
corner of Susan IL. Adams' lot; thence by n
line of said land south iifty-eight degrees
east one hundred and eight feet to the wes.
terly side Of three feet wide alley: thence
thereby southwardly parallel with King
street eighteen feet nine inches to a corner
Of another lot; thence with a line thereof
westwardly parallel with the line frst de-
tcrioed and with Seventh and Eighth streets
one hundred and eight feet to the aforesaid
side OF King street. and thence along said
easterly side of KING street north thirty two
degrees cast eighteen feet nine inches to the
place OF beginning, containing within said
pOuAue W. thousdnu uHu Webty-nYo teet OF
land. be the s'me more or less.
Seized and taken in execution .s the pro-
perty Of John Pugh. administrator OF GeorSe
X; McLane, deceased. Mary McLane, widow
of the SAID George X. McLane and suryiyine
morteaeor, and Joseph N. Cooling and Chas.
9. Weldin and Deborah weldin his wife. and
Robert y; Porter, NJ. D., terre tenants. and
to be sold by
WM Fl. LAMBsON, Sheriff.
sheEif's Once, New Castle,
January ". 1876. ianls-o
The daily gazette., 1876-01-22
CHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE,
~ BY virtue Of awr,t of Leyari Facios IN
me directed' viii exposed to Public Saio
at the Hotel of Jacob Hyatt, in Newnsrt IN
Christiana hundred. New Castle county. Del
WEDNESDAY,
THE I'd DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1870.
~, at 9 o'clock, p. m.,,
The following described Heal Estate. viz.
All That certain Messuage ard Farm n,
tract OF land situated in Mill Creek hundred
bounded by lands of Thomas Warrel. lands
OF stephen Springer. lands of Joseph Lind .
say; lands OF James Walker; lands Of Marv
Walker. lands Of Jane McElwee. lands Of III .
heirs OF ) ohm McElwee, lands of the heirs of
James Crossen, and lands of William Nc
1ennall, containing Gne Hundred and Five
acres ana seventeen one-hundretbs of an
acte OF Land i being the same premises and
tract OF lend Of which Jonathan Hoopes and
Martha Matil da his wife by indentnre bes ~
ing even date Herewith d grant and confrm
UNTO the said Barton MoElwes party hereto
Seized md taken In execution g. the p,o .
perry OF Barton MeElwee and Priscilla his
Wlie' and t. t.. and TO be sold BY AA'
VIM. II LAMBSON. Sher;F
ehsrln'e Office. Now CaetIe,
January, 10, ls6, ian1e-.,
The daily gazette., 1876-01-22
NIIERIER,S SALE

- HERIfP'S SALE.
! ,by virtue Of writ Of Leyari Faoias to
nee greeted; will be exposed to Public Sale
Chri'tana hundred. New Gaelic county. Del.
aware. on
WEDNESDAY,
rhE "a DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1870.
At o'clock, p. H..
Tho follown. described Real Estate. viz;
:. All that certain Messuage or Tenement and
BARN or tract OF land situated in Mill UreeI
hundred. and described as follows, viz: Be
ginning a an Old corner in the middle Of the
Turnpike adjoining lands Of William Brack-
in; thence by said Brackin 9 land south sixty
eight degrees and eight minutes west thirty
one chains and cighty-two links to 4 stone in
a line Of lands late of Moses Montgomery:
thence by said land In pnrt and by land now
oil Isaac Mendenhall south two degrees east
twenty-t two chains and twenty-throe links 10
. stone in corner OF W lliam Foote'S land.
thence by said Foote'S land north eighlv-
seven degrees and twenty eight minutes east
elehteen chairs and forty-eght Inks to a
new co.ner. thonco by new lines dividing the
herein granted lands from other lands of Cy-
ruS Pyle these next six courses and distan.
ces, namely, north twelve degrees and fittv
minutes east nine chains and twenty, seven
HhkR TO stake, north forty degrees and fffy
minutes west one chain and thirty. EIGHT
links to stake. north 1ifty-two and throe
quarter degrees east ninety -four LINKS 10 n
StaAe' soutn forty degrees and lltv miputes
east one chaln and ten links 10 a stake. north
fourteen degrees east thirteen chains ami
seven links to stake. and north thirty Ave-
ueg1ees and twenty-five minutes eat eleven
chains and ninety-ope links to new corner
~ the middle Of tho Turnpike road aforesaid.
thence along the middle thereof north forty
Mye degrees west two chains and seventy-six
INKS 70 the place OF beginning, containing
Sixty-three Acres and Fiity-two and eiahts
less. 0 ih"Fc w
:. seized and taken in execution as the pro.
S' francis E. Rumiord and Josephine
MS wife. and t. T.. and to 10 sold by
WIN. ii. LAMBsON Sheriff.
Sherin's onlce. New Castle,
January 10, 1876. z ;en1L,e
The daily gazette., 1876-01-22

1t is probable that the basis of fares on
the various railroads of parties visiting
the Centennial Exposition here will be
reduced - peg cent, no more. though 1t
is understood that the Centennial Com
mittee desire reduction OF 30 per cent.
The Western men do not favor a.redue-
ton of lmore than 25 per cent. as the
Grangers had secured the passage OF u
law compelling them to reduce that
amount.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-22
saIERIFF,s SALE.

virtue OF writ Of Leyari Faclas To me
=. - directed. will be exposed 70 Public sale.
DELAW ARE HoUSE No. 5i5 MARKET ST.
kept by George W. 0rtlip. in the city of viii
mington New Castle county, Delaware, on
TUESDAY.
THE LIST DAY VI FEBRUARY, ls7t.
a! p'rio, k, p. m..
The following described Real Estate. VIZ.
All that lot, piece or parcel OF land, with
two frame dwelling houses thereon erected,
situated in the city oI Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, I, witt beginning
at tho Intersection Of the soutberIy side Of
A etreot with tho easterly side OF Locust
street; thence easterly along the said south
erly ado oil n stroot twenty four feet TO n
stake; thence southerly and parallel with
LOouFt street tixty feet TO q stake; thence
rsaterly and parallel with A street twentyo
four feet to the easterly side of Locust stroet
afpre'aid; thence herewith roftherly sixty
feet 10 tho place of beginning, be the con.
tsnts thereof what they may.
heiLed and taken in ex ecution as the pro-
psrty of tieorge Il. Townsend and MARY u.
N. hia wife, and terre to 1ants, and to he sold
by, WM. H. LAMBSON, Sherif.
Sherlhs odice, New Castle,
January 10. 1876. s jsDl2-ts