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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-31
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CoMMtssIoSEa's OFFICE,

Circuit Court Le,riS County,
Weston, " Va, March %. 1877.
TO Henry BraDnon, administrator Of the
personal estate Of Robert Irvine deCeased,
and J. Overly and Anna c., his wife, Asa
D. DickinIo and Sarah G. bis wife, Jesse
Irvine, P. D. Christian and Mary Eliza
his wife, David ". Shauks and Julie: his
wife, Thomas ". Rosser and Margaret bis
wife, and Edward Irvine, plaintiffs,
rs.
Martha A. Henderson, William Irvine, John
l.. Irvine, Juliet E. White, Robert Lewis,
Francis Lewis, Mamie Lewis, r. N. Wat
kins and .HArtha A., his wife, Charles +.
Scott, James Turner Scott, Bette Davis,
Cathariuc Davis, Martha Davis, Martha
Dogget, Marguerite Whitehead, Lucy
Whitehead, Ann Whitehead, John 3
Thitshead, Edgar Whitehead and SAllie,
bis wife, RobertJ. Davis and Ann G., his
vile, Paul G. Csbell, William Il. Irvine,
John \. Irvine, Caroline u. Irvine, Frank
l.. Irvine, Carter r. Irvine, Jesse Irvine,
Hammond Dergan, Juliet coSles, Frank.
lin Maxwell, Robert J. Davis, trustee for
" lillian II Irvine and Anna G., his wife,
William II. lrTiue aud Anna G., his wife,
and all other creditors OF Robert Irvine,
deceased, defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thu, I
have 6xed upon the 3oth day Of April, 1871,
a. my said Office in the town OF Weston, to
execute the order Of reference made on the
9th day Of March, 1871, in certain suit In
chancery now pending In said Court, 10
whichyou are parties, plaintiffs and defend
aats, aud In which l an directed, LIST, 10
convene the creditors Of sid estate, take
proof Of, ascertain and report their uebts,
and their priorities as respects is assets /;
I'd, 10 settle and state The accounts OF Henry
Brannon, administrator Of the personal ei.
tate OF said Irvine; Sd, 10 ascertain whether
the personal estate Of said decedent will dis.
charge his debts; 4th, 10 ascertain and 70.
port who arc his legal distributes and heirs,
and their respective rights 10 his estate ;
9Th, whether Il will be advisable and coudu.
Give 10 the interes Is ofhiS heirs to sell rather
than partition bis real estate amongst them ;
9Th, TO report what real estate said Irvine
oNnt'l nj his death; 7th, 10 take testimony
tsurhing the practieaGility Of making parti
ton Of his real estate In kind 9Th, and 10
report any othcr pertinent matter which
may DO deemed necessary, Or which may be
required by any OF the partiea. And that
will continue the same from day 10 day, and
from time 10 time, II necessary, until my re-
port shall be completed.
Owen under my hand, as one Of the Com.
missioners Of said Court, the day aud year
frSt afore.Rid
4. s. BLAND,
mar044V Commissioner
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-31

Bs;..nae,sd b. Die A1gi.lature Of We.

Bs;.enae'sd BY she A<gi''ature Of We"
Trsinia.
l. That section 1913 Of chapter 926
Of the not, Of 1878 be. and the same
10 hereby ammsndsd.and re.euactSd 80
- to read as follows:
1928. Appeals from the judgements
Of Justices may be granted after the
expiration Of ten days,and within three
months from The rendition Of each judg-
meat by the County Ccur! in torn
ti.nc, OF the President thereof in yacs-
ton, When the party seeking the ,p.
psal (e1cep. aS provided in the one
hundred aud nintsen,h ssction), shall
deliver to the 0our. or President q
proper bond, with sufficient security
ihers.o, AZ hsreinbetoro prescribed, and
show by his own oath, or otherwise,
good cause for biz no. having taken
saeh appeal within the said ten days
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-31
Reform Is Necessary, even
In the Tobacco Line.

Great Reduction in Prices.
Have you been to the CITY CIGAR STORE.
Nam Street, Westoa7
u rou want 4 i've cent Cigar, with Havana
illing, you can get It there.-Yol eaa Ret S
Connecticut Tips for dine. You can re.
8 81 Domingo Tips Tor a dime-You can 9et
! S'ogleS for s cents.-You can get A prre
Havana Tor 10 esnu.-0r, II Won want
Home.Aade Smoking Tobacco you eau have
package Tor 10 crnis-fou can get Kiliick.
mick, real Turkish, Porto Ricco. Aprieot
The Weed, Manila, Yirginity, Sweet Morael'
or Fun Bob smoking tobacco very eheap.
And now look Al my great VARIETY a;
Chewing Tohcco-Old D minIon 20c,, !,
plug. Para gOn Twist onl7 lsc,s blue ,f;,l.
den Twist 2O:H Golden tFlar-Itts pressed
Boots Double Navy 75e'S, GsEyely No i
"a tine "riirle-5Oeis, Fine Cut-Compan,
Ion, 81 pound
you want a good blue Match you cAs
set t!-'or ifyou want u handsome Imported
Pipe you Gun get Il. You can ret tons
pipe Tor almost nothing. Or would you liks
10 Eri some Scotch Supfi You can get ii
and Rapee SauF also. You can gct torsirn
Tobacco Seed.
IT there isanythiag In the way Of smok.
ing, Chewing or Sautling, Il Is alyays N hs
bad ut The CITY CIGAR Store, WV
SowAe OMs--.Come NM,
ROBERT JUFER.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-31

West Virginia To.wit:
Al Rules held 10 the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Lewis county 90 ths hrst
Monday in March, 1877.
John u. Long aud Charles ". Watson, Pills,
70.
Jane. r. Conrad, NoSss 4. Hoge, Jshn n.
Hoge, James T. Long, Alfonso K Bywa.
tsre and Margaret Jane Bywatsrs, biz
wifo, defendants.
IL cHkSoIRY
The object oil thu suit 10 10 obtain decree
for partition Of = certain tact Of land, con.
tanning l4li acres and 3si poles, conveyed
BY Jacob Bush and wife 70 Noses Il. aud
Johu n. Hogs, for the use and benefit OF
Eliza A. Long, and her children, on the 2sth
day Of March, 1854, lying and being In the
county Of Lewis, on Canoe Run, lin the
opinion Ct thu eourt,a chRttel interast vested
Ia fec 10 the children aud heirs Of the said
Eliza A. Long, at her death, to.wit March
leth, 1868, giving one undivided third par,
OF said land 10 Charles ". Watson, plaintiff.
according 10 quality and quantity, and 10
James 2. Conrad, defendant, the residue
thereof; but should tho Court DO Of the
opinion that the intetest Of said heirs Of the
said Eliza A. Long, now deceased, should be
treated as money, that said tract Of land be
deereed to sale, end that the proceeds thereof
be paid 10 ~. W. Hatsun and Mid ]. 7.
Conrad, according 10 their respective rights.
And it appearing By affidavit fled thu the
hti:udAnIN uses II li0gs. Jrhn " llogc,
Jninss F. Lvug, Aiuuzu < BIwRters aud
Margaret jams u waters, bis Sife, arc noa.
residents ofthiS State, aud they moi appear
Ing. It Is ordered thut they do appear here
at rules to be held In the Clerks Office Of
said Court on the last Monday In March,
1877, and do what Is necessary 10 protect
their interest In this suit. Teste:
]. W0OFTER, Clerk
q j Arnold pq marl74w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-31

Having msoeiNd our
selves together for. the
purpose Of eondaeGng tbs
bRtG TRADE. M -
the attention Of he patia
10 cur stock, which 10 w-
led and complete; add Ar
long experience In ~
practical bearings Of As
Drug business Is sumdsas
70 command The oonddsaos
heretofore repessd n do
members Of the fsm. oas
only desire Is 10 eosduSs
the business in every par
tleulM 10 hs satsfaatias
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-31
OUR WARRINGTON LETTER.

Chanberialn and Hanpton-An Ap.
preaching sattlement-The Price
Paid By the Naturalization 70 I
Peaee-LoniSiana-Dual Govern.
asentb uenerally-othsr Topics.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-31

Our Lamp and Lamp 1l4tals De
partment
I, full and complete, and prices TO suit tts wAnh d
tbe pureba,ss. GcIernmOn. Test Lampio alxass
in sleek. Paiu,s, Oils Dye.S!uffs Yssni,hea ana
Brushes Of eycry variety. Wiudow Glass, PUTT, Ses
large and compltte-tn short, We eau say Mat ouT
.easy accuracy, purity Of gosds sold a, low Prices.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-03-31

wAsHissros. D. c., March IS.
Iiitor Dewsscrat
u appears that Hampton and Cham.
herlain will be here on Thursday. The
e99,h. aud that aon thereafter an an.
cable settlement Of the South Cueliaa
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To Ge Creditors Of Robert Irvine, de.
ceased:
In Pursuance to decree Of tie Circui.
Court Of the county Of Lewis, made In a
cause therein pending, to subject the real
estate Of the said Robert Irvine, 10 the pay.
ment Of bis debts, you are required 10 pre-.
sent your claims asaius, the said Robert IT.
rias, for adjudication, 10 E. s. Bland, Com.
missioner, At his office in the said county, on
or before the 3Oth day OF April, 1877
Witness, ". II. Byrne, Clerk Of said
Court, this 24,h day Of March, 1877.
W. Il. BYRNE, Clerk.
March "a, 4E
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
MabIey the CIothier.

The subject OF these brief remarks
came to Cincinnati, last March, for the
purpose OF opening a branch clothing
house. He rented and opened the store
No. 66 West Fifth street, for the sale OF
mems and boys clothing. Mr.. Mabley
came 10 this city stranger, yet such
was his manner and style OF doing BUSH
ness that he soon made many friends,
and SO rapidly did MS business increase,
that ere the ctose OF the first season, he
began making arrangements Tor more
room. He succeeded Ill renting the al
joining store, No. IS, and has taken down
LAe partition dividing the stores, throw
ing both iuto one immense salesroom. The
interior has been arranged with view
to the comfort of the many customers who
daily thr0uS Lne store. On the east side
is the bows and chlldren's department,
with ample room for ladies' to make their
selections without the inconvenience ol
being crowded. rne center and West
siue of the store is devoted to the sale
Of mems clothing and furnishing goods
Of which Ar. Nancy carries one Of the
largest stocks in the city or State. The
couuting-roOm is located at the PEAR,
and eX ends from the east to the west
side ol the store. This is occupied BY
LuS Sb5hlSij bOSh-nSNPSi ohN
parceI counter. These offices are titteu
up in regular bank style, handsomely
and appropriately furnished. The sec
ond floor being reserved ior fine suits
| and oYelcoats, which you Will here nnu
| in endless variety.
Ine basement, formerly occupied as
salesrVOm, is nov used lor reserve
stock, Wnere you can see immense piles
| vf fall aud winter goods. The store IL
we'll llghLed and ventilated from top to
| Oottonl. Mr.. Mabloy is very fortunate
in having such Il good representative as
| Ir. j. L. CareW, present manager Vi
AIS mammoth sLore, WHO has aCLed IL
mat capacity Tor MI. Mabley during the
past eight years. Mr.. Mabley ls now
| III Europe, making large contracts with
Tie leading clotA manufacturers. There
10 no douUt but what MaDley's is tne
store lor the people. There can be IounL
UloLuIng Tor every class, and at prices
within The reach OF all. such enterprise
merits our hearty appreciation, and W.
wish them SUCCESS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
Meeting of WOrkingmen.

The Workingmen's party hold meet
ing last evening at Court-street Market
space. Mr.. Henry Pelzold was Presi.
dent, Messrs. Edward Jueg, John Grab,
George Meuz, George Beck, John Me-
Nally and Oswald Keller were Vice
Presidents, and Messrs Derfus and Ket-
termand acted as Secretaries. MIR. l..
A. Hine, candidate Tor State Treasurer,
was the first speaker, and occupied
much OF his time in commenting upon
and approving The Workiugmen's party
He believed that the Worklngmen's par
ty was The very thing needed for the re.
orgaplZ tion of society upon the basis OF
cooperation. He was strongly In favor
OF strikes as q means of bringing stub
born employers to terms. He advised
the workIngmen to throw oil all party
ties and vote the ticket of the Labor
party recently organized In this city.
lie said hitherto the money policy had
controlled the country, but now 1T is
proposed TO change that pOllcy-to make
everything for labor and nothing for
anything else.
MI. Hluza followed Mr.. Hine and ad-
dressed The audience III German.
Messrs. l.. Il. Sawyer and s. Ruther-
man made brief speeches, advocating
the Workingmen's cause, after which
the meeting adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
LOCAL BkEVlTIES.

A MARBLE lab VIII be placed upon the
grave ul DR.. f. W. Hess, deceased, next
week, by his friends.
A LOT OF mems wearing apparel was
stolen yesterday from The stables of
Chas. Davis, in Glendale.
The letter-carriers have petitoned
Uncle Sam. 10 raise their salaries. The
petition asks That it be fixed at 81, 200
per annum.
The wife Of the proprietor Of the Four.
mile House, on the Reading r Dad, had
both legs and one arm broken, several
days ago, by falling from milk wagon.
OFFICER LILLIs found a valIse full Of
clothes at the corner OF Fifth and Main
streets, last night. They can be identi-
fed at the Hammond-street Station
house.
MIKE MCGURIN, the man who was
shot III front of Johnson'S dance-house
by Joseph NJ. Talon, was unable to APP
pear against him this morning. Talon
and his woman are held in 1000 bail
each to await their trial next week.
MARTIN SAUR, an old shoemaker,
dropped dead suddenly yesterday while
wor King in his shop at 143 Main street.
He had been suffering tor some time with
heart disease, and the Coroner deemed
it unnecessary to hold an inquest.
OSCAR RISER, the young man who
was Rested NY Officer Elder for buying
old iron without registering the same in
a book provided Tor the purpose, will
have his case investigated in the Police
Court, August 30.
= THE deservedly popular dramatic club,
the "CLo," have reorganized after
summer vacation, and nave elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
E, NJ. Roberts, President; Harry Cllb-
by, Vice PRESIDENT; IL. A. Antram, Sec.
retary; George W. Whitlord, Treasurer;
ana David Baldridge, Stage Manager.
They nave changed the evening of meet
ing from Monday to Friday, and expect
III week or two TO give an entertain
ment,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
OBERLIN COLLEGE.

NEUROLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepare
tory Departments. Elective studies. Ad-
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations. Best
OF religious influences. Thorough ana cheap
Tuition, incidentals ami library fees only s27 a
year. Over 1 200 students annually For fuller
information address J. H. FAIRCHILD, Presi
dent, or J. B. L. MARSH, Secretary, Oberlin
Ohio. au3 d&w.h
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
TWENTY-THIRD WARD.

Division A-Henry kresz, Northwestern Ho-
tel. 9S4 Central avenue.
Division B-Duncan & Bunten's shop, No.
72l Freeman street.
Division C-Spaeth's saloon, corner Coleman
street and Harrison avenue.
Division D-Hulberts building, Western av-
enue, between York and Flndlay streets.
Division E-Steinkamp's saloon, northwest
corner Liberty street and Western avenue.
Division F-NorthWest corner Denman and
W .lstach streets.
Division &C. Berklen's, southwest corner
Liberty and Freeman streets.
TWENTY FOURTH WARD.
Division A--Marshall and Colerain avenue.
Division B--H. Deters.
Division T.. Harrison and Spring Grove ave-
nue
Division D--Denhardt's saloon.
DIVISION E--Lick Run Pike and Harrison
avenue.
TWENTY FIFTH WARD.
Division A--Blue Rock street and Hamilton
Pike
Division B. En- gine-house.
Division GILMORE street and Colerain Pike
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
ON THE HILLS.

HIGHLAND HOUSE-THEODORE THOMAS.
at the Highland House and Belvidere
last night to hear the famous Thomas
Orchestra. Nearly every seat under
the roof was occupied, as were also
almost all the recently placed chairs out
side the Belvidere enclosure, besides
many persons scattered all over the
beautiful grounds Of the Highland, who
now and then drew near as some favor
ite selection was about to be rendered.
Tne programme Of last night was es-
pecially bright, varied and attractive.
1t embraced selections from Waguel's
Flying Dutchman," "Dance Of Bac-
chantes," by Gounod, and also the
<'Entr Acte" from his 'Colombe." But
that which seemed to please the au-
dience most was the "WeGding Marcn
of the Swedish Peasants" by Loeder-
man. This was rapturously encored
while that which was intended as the
leading feature Of the evening, Bee
thovens Andante Cantabile, Op. 81,
adapted for orchestra by that best OF ill.,
terpreters, Liszt, received hardly an eX-
preston OF approval.
BELLEVUE HOUSE.
AL lulS uSdublIul IGbOlG tuS CclcDl dGe u
prima donna Madame Salyotti has again
been engaged, and will be accompanied
by the Cincinnati Orchestra Reed Band,
Michael Brand, Conductor. Entertain.
ment this evening and every evening ex.
cept Thursday, and then We sand's y
Juvenile Orchestra.
LOOKOUT HOUSE.
The German Military Band renders
excellent music at this old and popular
resort every evening and Wednesday
and Saturday matinees. The world
renowned drummer, Herr Weitfenbach h
is still on hand, astonishing the people
with his wonderful performances on six
teen drums.
THE BIOLOGICAL GARDEN.
The managers OF the 10000 announc,
that Thursday, August 80, will be an
other great day at the Garden. Profes
sor Harry Gilbert and Miss Helene Au
gusta will make balloon ascension
accompanied by one OF the living lion
OF the Garden. Excursions from al
parts Of the surrounding country will b,
Ihere, but there is room enough for ali
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
BAR THOLOM NEW ,

TNGLlSH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
u for young Ladies and Misses. Thoroug h
course Of study, including Ancient and Mod
ern Languages, Science, Mathematics and
Bellies Lettres, with sixteen instructors. Cat
alogues at book stores Applications for board
ing or day pupils received now for next ses-
sion, which begins September 10, 1877.
Address the President,
G. r. BARTHOLOMEW, AM,
Northwest corner Fourth and John streets,
je2O- -20tWSS Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
Cincinnati Freie Presse.

The "CinoInnati Freie Presse" is to-
day celebrating the fourth anniversary y
of its existence as one of the German
papers OF this city. The Presse sprang
into life under adverse circumstances
but by its sterling worth and good man
agement ouLrode the storm, and is now
one Of the most furnishing sheets print
ed i'll the German language. "Long may
she Waye."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
Park Concert.

The thirty-eighth grand concert under
the Groesbeck Endowment Fund VIII be
given at Burnet Woods Park by the
Reed Band Of the Gin ncinnati ORCHESTRA
at A O'Clock this afternoon, with A. CAMS
as soloist. The following is the pro-
gramme:
March, "Burnet Woods" "..............Br Brand
Overture, "Festvals .Leutner
Wa tz, "St. PetersDurgh". h"................. kesch
Selections, "Jerusalcnme" "............... Verdi
Overture, 'PromethGus' ........... Beethoven
Selec ions, "congs Without Words"
Observation-Disclosures. ..Mendelssohn
Polka Tor Cornet, "Modcste" ...........L Lagny
Finale, Queen VIctorla". "..............H Hecker
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N office

The forty-tifth session Of the Cincin-
natl Law school gins October II. The
Professors are RUFUS King, Dean, Judges
Hoadly and Force, and IL. A. NJ orrill,
ESQ. Besides its long established rep
utation; this school offers unusual ad.
vantages to students by giving them ac-
cess TO the Bar Library of Cincinnati,
one o the best in this country; also the
Public Library of 1900 volumes; and
the Courts, State and Federal, always
sitting IN Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
How to tell G Genuine Florida Water.

The true Florida W Water always comes with
u little pamphlet wrapped around each bottle,
and in the paper of this pamphlet are the
words, "Lanman Kemp New York." water
Marked or stamped in pale transparent let
uinc, you will see the above words. DO nor
buy if the words are not there, because it is nor
the real article. The water marx letters may
be very pale but by looking closely against
the light you can not fail to see them.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
of Interest Receipts.

AS an indication OF The prosperity of
cincinnati institutions, we are permit
I'd by N. W. Harris, Secretary OF the
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Ut his city, 10 publish the amount OF
their interest receipts for the seven
months ending August l, 1871, which is
$40 .Ol0 46, against $3l, ,762 81 during the
same months Of last year, which shows
an increase of nearly fifty per cent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
FRUITS.
EDUCATIONAL
CINCINNATI WESLEYAN COLLE(1E

FOR YOUNG WOMEN, English, Scientific,
Classical, and Special Course Unsurpassed
advantages for Drawing, Painting, and Music.
New and well fitted laboratory. Normal
Course for those preparing to teach. Well
furnished and cheerful rooms. and generous
table for boarding pupils. Delightful grounds.
Tuition 800 per year; total expense for board
ers, 1884. Ornamental branches and French
Address the President, REV. DAVID H.
MOORE. DID,. Cincinnati. ivlI-2OtW&S
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CH|CKERIHG INSTITUTE

An ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND sCIEN-
N TIFIC SCHOOL OF twenty-five years.
standing. Employees twelve teachers Re-
cejves boys commencing at A, b, Cs
ard youth of all ages Prepares thoroughly
for the best Colleges and Scientific Schools and
for Business For Catalogues, address
J. B. CHICKERlNG, Principal.
je9- w &StSepS0