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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-14
RAILROAD ORDINANCE

an Ordinance to submit to tie legal
rioters Of The TO'cn Of Weston The
question whether said Town shall
subscribe Sic thousand Dollars to
the Capital Stock ofhe Weston g.
Vest Fork Railroad Company.
Adopted Jan. &c, 1916.
DE IT ORDAINED, by the Council Of
ID the Town Of Weston, that Bepjami n
Owen, Elias Fisher and Conrad Kester, Who
are hereby appointed Commissioners Of elCC-
ton for the purpose, or such others as mss
hereafter be appointed by the Council, shall,
on Saturday. February &c, 1876,
open polls ut the Court House in the town
OF Weston, TO take the sense Of the legal vo-
tiers OF said town of IPeston on the question
whether the said town shall subscribe Six
Thousand Dollars 10 the capital stock Of the
Weston L West Fork Railroad Company, a
company incorporated to construct rail-
road from the town Of Weston, in the coun-
iy OF Lewis, 10 some point on the North.
western Virginia Railroad, at or within I
miles OF the town oil Carksburg, by the
construction Of which the town Of Weston
Is likely 10 DO benefited. Such subscription
Is to he paid 10 said Company in the coupon
bonds OF the town Of Weston, at 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 time to
time, in instruments, as assessments may be
made upon the stockholders of said Compa-
nv by the properly constituted authorities
thereof, but such bonds shall not be deliver
cd SO as 10 make the payments by the said
Town ofWcstou, on its stock, exceed pay
ulenis made ut the time Of such delivery by
other subscribers than the county of Lewis
on their stock, rctably, according to the
respective subscriptions.
Voters voting for said subscription shall
have written or printed on their ballots the
words-"TOr the subscription" and those
voting against it the words "Agains, the
subscription"
1t Is further ordained, that the Recorder
Of the Town ofWeston cause as many copies
of this order to be made, with his signature
thereto, as may he necessary. lie shall post
one Of them in his Office, and deliver another
10 the Town Sergeant, who shall post it in
conspicuous place at the Court House in
said town, without delay. The Recorder is
also directed to cause this order 10 be pub.
lished in Tho Weston Democrat, newspa-
per published in said town, for four success
sive weekly issues, prior 10 the day Of said
election.
A copy--attesie
JAS. ". WOFFINDIN,
jan 31-4t RECORDER.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
State Of West Virginia, Brart0n Coun-
", to..eit:
In the Circuit Court Of said county.
!Susaa E. Porter, plaintiff,
vs..
Francis J. Lafofme, defendant.
IN ASspAPslT AND uPoS ATTACHMENT,
The dete ndant In the above entitled cause
10 hereby notified that on the 9Th day Of
March, 1875, at the Court House of Ohio
county. In the city Of Wheeling, county Of
Ohio, and State Of West Virginia, between
the hours Ufsunrise and sunset Of that duy,
] will proceed to take the depositlons Of
George 8 Andrews, r. ]. Porter, and 9th.
ers, 10 DO read az evidence In my behalf on
the trial Of said suit. And II tor any cause
the taking Of the said dispositions DO moi
commenced on that day, or If commenced, DO
not completed on that day, the taking Of The
same will 30 adjourned and continued, from
day 10 day, or from time To time, at the same
place and between the same hours, until tho
same shall be completed.
Dated this 2sth day Of january, 1916.
SUSAN 4. PORTER.
Fleming 4 Bennett pq teb74w
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cent, secured by|
confidence, and the
fact
That Chalfaut has now in store S Tons
of best Iron, at 4 cents for bar.
He has rs kegs of BcenwoOd Nails.
He has Cook Stoves from S14 to $50.
He has new Metal Hollow-ware.
lie has Blacksmith Tools complete.
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lie has Flows, Corn Shelters. Fodder
Cutters, Grind Stones, with or with
out gearing, Shovels, Picks, Sledges,
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He hos Carpenter Tools, Glass, Putty,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Lime, Co.
ment and the full wants Of the build
er supplied.
Hc has first.class Hardware Store
complete in all its bearings.
he has $50 bushels Of Seed for spring
sowing in transit, new, fresh and
guaranteed clean.
He has Groceries, Notions, Books and
Stationery, fresh, new and cheap.
He has Salt by barrel or pound.
he proposes to sell at bottom prices all
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goods, Saddles, Brides and Fancy
Goods, competition in price he
defes.
Lastly-go to Chalfanfs, examine
goods, ask for prices and fully salts.
fy yourself before purchasing
As the bottom prices are reached BY
Him.
He means business, 1.-Two active and en-.
ergetic.
Tho Place-Chalfant's Block-oper
front Main Street.
Ask for Chalfant and bis Tea ut Il
cents per pound, his good Coffee :
pounds for SIS cents.
His "a sheets Of Paper and 81 Envel
opes for 20 cents.
His pure Fish Oil at S1,0o per gallon
His North Carolina Tar.
His Corn Shelters at $11-Elgle.
His good canned Peaches at S2.5 POI
dozen.
His Blank Books.
In short spend half hour in goinE
through his Warehouse, noting
prices and compare the same viii
others. ] ton Pure White Lead
500 gallons Of Oil in store, Paints il
colors, and Brushes Of every kline
and style.
The Builder, the Mechanic Of ever,
branch, and the Housekeeper Of The
most fastidious taste can find ca
terer to their wants.
Cutlery, Silver plated Ware, Parlol
Coal Sets, Bird Cages, 60
Go to Chalfant's and ask for any wanl
in the Household.
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USED EXTERNALLY
SALE or
Valuable Farming Lands
In Gilmer County.
Doggess and Lively, Commissioners,

Boggess and Lively, Commissioners,
vs..
S. l.. lays and D. r. Ross.
III pursuance OF decree, made In the
above named cause, at the fall term, 1875, Of
tho Circuit Court Of Gilmer county, the un-
dgrsgned, special commissioner appointed
for the purpose, will Oller for sale al public
auction, 70 tho highest bidder, at tue front
door Of the Court House OF Gilmer county,
on
Saturday. March II, 1875,
TINT being the first day OF the Circuit Court
of said county,
SEVEN TRACTS OF LAND,
comprising what Is known as the
JOHN LONGSrRETH LAND"
n. d being n part oftllc John Moylan survey,
lot No. u, situate on Leading Greek, about
miles north Of Chenille in said county.
Two Ofsaid tracts contain 30 acres each ;
one 100 acres one of l52 aCres, one Of Of
acres one Of 5G 81 acres, and another Of
OJl acres.
Each OF said tracts arc well wntcred md
tiulbered, and are valuable for cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE.
One half cash in hand, the remainder on
credit OF } and @ months. Tue purchasers
will be required 10 execute notes Tor the un-
paid purchase money, with good personal
security, beariug interest from date and
the title will be retained until tho further
order Uf tue Court.
ID- The plot OF said tracts, prepared by
Milton Norris, Surveyor, can be seen nj the
office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF
Gilmcr county.
WIN. E. LIVELY, Com'r.
Feb IA
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F. NJ. CHALFANT.
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
State Of West Virginia, Lewis county
to.wit:
In the Circuit Court Of said county.
". v. Chidestcr, plaintiff,

III tue OliGult OUuTL VI salu CUuubys
". v. Chidester, plaintiff
Hugh ]. Wilson and Others, defendants.
IN CHAScERY.
HUGHJ. WILSON, defendant in the
above entitled cause, is hereby notified that
on the 23d day of February, 1876, at the
law Office Of ~. G. Bennett, in Weston, ia
the county Of Lewis, and State Of West Vir.
ginia, between the hours Of sunrise and sun
set Of that day, i will proceed to take the
dispositions Of myself and Others, 10 bc read
as evidence in my behalf on the hearing oil
said cause. And II for any cause the taking
Of the said dispositions be not commenced on
that day, or /: commenced, DO not completed
on that day, the taking Of the same will be
adjourned and continued, from day to day,
or from time TO time, at the same place and
between the same hours, until the same shall
be completed. Dated this 18th day ofJanu-
airy, 1876.
W. CHICHESTER.
Jan 31-4w
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VIM. E. LIVELY,
EDWIN MAXWELL,
Special Commissioners.

The above sale has been continued until
the FIRST day Of the February term Of the
County Court of Lewis county.
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable
Town Property Weston
Comprising 6 Lots Of Ground, one of
said Lots having
BRICK HOUSE THEREON
Another large aud comfortable
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
The remainder comprising 1 elegau
Building Lots.


F. Maxwell, executor of Lewis Maxwell, de.
ceased,
vs.
John Talbott's heirs, &c.
In pursuance Of decree, made in the
above cause, ut the fall term, 1875, Of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, the under
signed, Special Commissioners appointed
for the purpose, will sell nj public auction,
at The front door OF the Court House Of said
county, on the 9Th day of December, 1915 il
being the first day OF the December term Of
the County Court Of saii county
LOTS 81 AND %.
on the cast side of Nniu Street, in the town
of Weston, upon one of which snid lots is a
large and comfortable frame dwelling house
And ifihc sale of said lots Nos q and g
should not pteduCe sufficient sum of mon
cy 10 poy the plaintiffs demand, then the
said Commissioners will proceed 10 sell, nj
the ting, place and In the manner aforesaid
LOTS 20. 80 AND 81,
on The west side Of Main Street, and also a
lot Of ground containing
ONE-F0URTI or AN ACRE,
between Main Street and the river, below
and adjoining said lots 20, 30 and 81 on
one of which said lots is situate .
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
cow occupied byJ. ] Kramer.
All the above described property will be
sold exclusive Of any dover into, est therein
she widow of John Talbot, dec, Q !,
having agreed, by an instrument in writing
filed in the papers of this cause, 10 accept IN
lieu oil dover, sum OF money in gross, out
of the proceeds Of the sales OF said lots.
TERMS OF SALE IA credit Of 6, IL, Is
and u months will be given, and the pur.
chasers will be required to execute their
notes for the several instruments of pure hasC
money, with good personal security, bearing
interest from The day OF sale. The title &c
said property to DO retained until the fui thel
order Of the Court.
VIM. L. LIVELY,
EDWIN MAXWELL,
Special Commissioners.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-14

The above sale Is continued until tue first
day of the March term Of the Circuit Court
of Lewis county.
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". G. BENNETT,
AVVO RNEV- ot. INV
NOTARY PUBLIC and
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

Weston, W: Va.
VIII practice in Lewis and adjoining coun.
ties-as Agent OF the National Co Operative
business Agency Company, will procure
American and Foreign Patents, Prosecute
Bounty, Pension and all other kinds Of
Government Claims, and collect debts ofev-
cry description In any part Of the United
State. lie will also act as Real Estate
Agent, and as such possesses uncqualcd fiji.
illtiGs tor the buying and selling Of Ladu
nd Real Estate.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Caroline W. Quarter, executrir, &C.,

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Caroline W. Quarter, eIecutrir, &C.,
vs.
Peregrine Hays, &c.
IN cHAscERY.
In pursuance of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Gilmer county, rendered at 1.-THE
September term, thereof 1873, the under.
signed Commissioners, will, on tho second
day Of the March term, 1876, Of tho Circuit
Court Of said county, at the front door Of
the Court House thereof, proceed to sell at
public auction, q valuable tract Of land, ly-
ing on the West Fork Of the Little Rauawha
river, in Calhoun county, containing
1856 ACRES,
being the same traet Uf land conveyed by
Alexander ". Quarter and wife to Pere.
CRIME Hays, by deed dated 18th Of July
1852. Said land will be sold for cash.
W. G. BENNETT,
LOUIS BENNETT,
fsb14 4w Commissioners.
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List Of Real Estate

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-21
dition would not only encourage literature but
improve the tone of public life.

AT an interview between President Grant
and Senator Robertson of South Carolina the
President said he regretted the necessity
which required him to order troops to South
Carolina, and in taking this step his purpose
was simply to assist the state authorities in
enforcing the laws and according to every
citizen full measure of protection. He as
sured Senator Robertson that the troops
would not be permitted in any manner or
under any pretence to interfere with the elec-
tions, or be used to influence any class of
voters in the expression of their feelings by
means of the ballot. A sufficient force will
be sent to the state to insure the public peace
and protect alike Democrats and Republicans
against all attempts at intimidation or undue
interference. He further assured the senator
that no law-abiding citizen has anything to
fear from the presence of United States
troops, and whether the troops will be re-
quired TO leave their garrsons will depend
entirely upon the conduct of the people of
the state themselves. The troops are sent to
protect all the people, and not to oppress any
class or to interfere with any party. Sena-
tor Robertson will leave for South Carolina
in day or two, and sought this interview in
order that he might be able authortatively
to inform his constituents of the views and
purposes of the President. The senator says
he apprehends no collision between any por-
tion OF the people and United States troops,
and expresses the conviction that the elec-
ton will be orderly and quiet. He speaks of
United States Marshal Wallace as very dis
Greet and cool headed man, who is not likely
to perform any act calculated to work injus-
tice to any party. The marshal is a native of
South Carolina.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-21

THE feminine termination less" to which
so many self-styled purists in language OBJ
ject is very ancient English practice. In
Wickliff's translation of the Bible Spouse
is used in the sense of husband, or as at Mat
thew XIV. 1, bridegroom, while 'spusesse'
stands for wife. We find also "teacheresse,"
''cozyness" Ia female cousin), ''cheeseresse,"
"a female chooser) "devouresse" IA female
devourer) "deciplisse," "leperesse" IA female
dancer,) ''servantesse" "a female maid ser
vant," "sleeaesse" IA female murderer, J
"thrallesse'' IA female slave,) and "tympan'
ystris" female players on tinbrels.)
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CONCERT BY CHANDELIERS BAND
One-half hour nreYaus to each lecture

Members tickets can be procured at Stockbridge's
MUSIC store, on and after Wednesday, Nov. Sth.
Inc sale OF Reserved Seats will commence at the
same place on Saturday, Nov. 1lth at o'clock.
Doors open at $50 o'clock. Evening Entertain
ment at i4o Afternoon Entertainment at 2.3O,
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IT is absolutely essential to Mr.. Tilden's
success that he shall receive the united sup
port of John Morrissey, John Kelley and
James O'Brien, and the ignorant and vicious
men whom they lead; for he cannot possibly
carry the state of New York unless the city
gives him great majority. The people of
this country will not care to owe president
to the voice of the brutal and degraded
masses which make up the Democratic ma
jority in the city of New York.
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IT is only natural tina: the South Carolina
negroes should turn upon their prosecutors
and revenge their wrongs. They had to
choose between shooting and being shot.
None but cravens could hesitate long in max
ing the choice. The Cainboy affair is deplor-
able, and it is 10 be deeply regretted that the
negroes were compelled to resort to violence /;
but certainly they do not deserve as severe
Judgment as the whites, who have started
this style of conducting campaign.
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CONGRESSMAN BANNING is now held in
the West to be the most eloquent man on
this continent The peroration of his sera-
made speech in Cincinnati at the time of his
reelection is said to have moved his audience
to extravagant enthusiasm. 1t was: II have
barrel of punch. invite you to help me
drink it." The man evidently knows how to
reach the hearts of his people.
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In Cincinnati Banning's bar'l of punch
disputes the honors with Tiden's bar'l of
money. There are men who would spurn a
money bribe who are not yet proof against
of tumbler of punch.
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THE COLLATERAL LOAN C0MpANy

WILL mold its thirty third auction sale of unre-
w deemed goods, on TUESDAY Oct 9itb and
following days, at its Banking Rooms, liz Sumner
ST., Boston, commencing each day at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
silver ware, furniture, pianos, fire arms books etc
Goods on exhibition at O'Clock, morning of sale
oct17 dee
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THE PRESS
SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. 2l, '67

We DO not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer are In
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
out as guaranty Of good faith.
we cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used.
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EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley It.
Puilen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every claiming to represent our
journal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-12
II E L E G. r A NJ A S.

A la bondad de un respectable ami
60 debemos los siguientes despachos
telegraficos:
HABANA, 20 de Diciembre de 1876.
Las elecciones tend1'dn lugar Ell dia 20
de Enero q Sc c0nv0cGrtn las C0rtes
para Ell ID de FebrerO.
IDEM, 80 de Diciembre de 1876
-El Secretario Fish hG dirigido WnG CIR
oular d Jos gobiernos de Europa sobre
los asuntos de Cuba. Una c6piG h0
sido nea,,tgadG d Espai5a. Sc h0 divul.
gddO el contenidO de dicha circular.
El general Jorellar sGli6 Ell %.
El gobierno hG concentrate 10000
hombres en- Nararra q Alaya.
IDEM, 3 de Enero das 1864 La
Libert6" de fa,is, dice que cuando
Wcssuouy9ae, e1 Embajaslor americana,
coma,sic6 al Minist'o de Estado frances
la aeota relativ0 d Cuba, declare que los
Estados Unitlos de ningun modo dese0-
ban anerarse las Ant;tt0s, M t1u,poco
e1iglGe que EspG1G les conce5iese la
altononela, 0,tnqae deseabGia per estQ IL
tlnla ref9rWe efscttlNaada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-12

Por la Gacetd de hoy vemos que el
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General ma
resuelto la question de aguas del RIO
Jacaguas, segun las disposiclones del
Gobierno Supreme.
Respecto personal, han sido de-
clarados cesantes D. Pedro Vidal, al
calde de Anasco, D. Manuel Lamela,
que 10 era de Quebradillas u. Joa-
quin Martinez, secretario de Anasco,
nombrando en- reemplazo del primero
D. Justo Garcia y Cos; Sc ha nom :
brado 4 D. Ramon Santaella y Cana
les, iefe de seccion de la Secretaria,
secretario de la Junta Superior de
instruction en- vez de D. Luis Cueto
que desempenaba este destino inter-, t
namente; Sc ha con6rmado de Keal
Orden en- su destino de interprete del
Gobierno en- Arroyo q D. Rafael Gin
tron y Rodriguez.