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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-06
A PARTY CRISIS.

Last spring the destinies Of
the country hung tremblingly
for many days on the magic
figures 8 to 7. Last week the repub-
l,csns OF the Senate passed through a
similar crisis. AS they suddenly woke
up to the reality that the state Of par
ties stood 80 to 81, with two republi.
cans mighty uncertain, there was no
little CONSERVATION in the, ranks
Their control Of the Senate seemed to
be suddenly coming to an end. They
were not working in harmony at the
best. A number Of prominent sena.
tors are very sore-headed. The fres'
ident's course is not to their liking
But now their party supremacy was
in utmost peril. The wrangling of
factions must cease. 1t would take
skilful engineering and cool heads in
the leadership to avert disaster and
wreck. The air was full of rumors
with the House democratic, and the
Senate rushing to the same condition.
The alarming rumor took foot that
Tilden might attempt desperate
dash for the Presidential chair in the
French style. The crisis was serious.
The republican press sounded the
alarm. Anxious solicitude prevailed
in the party ranks as they watched
the greatest contest which now com.
menced with the energy Of death
struggle and lasted for full week.
The sudden trouble was that Con.
over, of Florida, and Patterson Of
South Carolina, both republicans,
showed signs Of kicking in the traces.
Patterson is in a delicate situation
An indictment is hanging over his
head which may possibly transfer him
to an institution not halfso eheerfully
ventilated as the Senate. No wonder
his wrath rose at hearing such fire.
quent illusions to the psnitentiary.-
He admitted he was going to vote for
the admission of the democratic claim.
ant from South Carolina to a seat in
tho senate. But he was in no unholy
Alliance with the democrats. His re-
publicanism, he said, would bear IA
vorable comparison with that Of the
preeent occupant Of the Presidential
mansion. Congress took the floor to
make like expressions. Both parties
were wrought up to high excitement.
Tho republicans feared defeat-the
democrats feared disappointment after
all. A full week WAS consumed in
adroit parliamentary tactics and time
killing speeches.
The contest was finally ended two
hours after midnight on Friday with
the admission Of kellogg from Louisi.
ana. by vote of 80 to Is, and But.
Ter from South Carolina by % to o.
which is gain Of one Senator to each
arty. Sharon, CT Nevada, republi.
can, stays away from tho Senate 10
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Saturday, December s, 1877,
at l O'CLOCK y III.

10y Virtue Of deed Of Trust executed
~ by John Lohr and wife to Abraham
Lohr trustee, for the benefit Of the credit
ors of the said John Lohr, the undersigned
as trustee will sell at public sale upon the
premises Immediately adjoining the depot
of the W. NJ. RR., Co, at Mcchanicstown,
IN above day all of the
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-12-06
BUCKEYE BUCKEYE !

Farmers listen to no statement OF agents
hut examine and try to your own sasisf"c-
,tion the
i"BUCKEYE IMPROVED DRILL"
The Drill that feeds both Wheat and Gu.
sno according 70 rate Of speed. A trial
lof this Drill and guaranteed before yon arc
required to purchase.
P.T. HARGETT h Co..
South Market ST., Frederick, MI.
auglGn q
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LADIES, HOUSEKEEPERS,

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Il H.: lSl9-1S78.
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GO to Root & Croft for Boots aid
Shoes. Stock Large and Prices Low.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

EE- OBITUARY Editor Democrat.
Again, arc We called upon. to record
tue death, Of an old and esteemed citi-
zen, Mr., Vim, \. Dcpr;cst The sub
jcct Of this notice was for number Of
years a member Of Broad Run Baptist
church, but u,orc rCccatIy he WIS n
member of the Weston, and Fink Bap.
tist churches. at the time Of his de-
mise, which occurred September 18th
he was in his j0th year. lie had SUI,
tcrcl much for several years, but his
las: days on Garth, were days Of cx
treme suffering. sc: he mu rmcred not
that Providence had thus afflicted him
We cOnvcrssd frequently with him up.
en- the subject Of religion, aud always
found him firm in the faith cnce de.
iivcred to the saiuts." lilo was one Of
those open hearted, liberal minded
christians, who could take Gods poo.
pie by tha hand, aud bid them Gods
speed, let him Gnl them where lie
might, in his, Or any other dcnomina
tlon Of christians. lie leaves NJ aged
companion, and children to mourn
their iErcParab!o loss. thus one BY
ono Of the old laul marks urc falling
aud soon all who uro nov left vii! be
gone. Truly may tho word Of Coo
cay; There is but one step between
thee mud DEATH"
Respectfully. G.
Troy, Sept. l7th, 1877.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALrINoNr. September 13-CArLLE
-Firmcr and more active, closing firm.
Very beg. 50 "a; first quaIity ST. S7A
a5 G2!; medium 81 GOAL 70; most
sales al 81 OOa5 OO. Receipts 2'.74a
head sales us! head
IIoGs-Quite active, especially good
quality. Quotations, 81 S7!aS 90;
most sales 4: 81 75aS 90, closing
firm. Receipts 5.456 head.
SHEEP AND LANEs-Gooi arrive in
!imi;ed qualities. anil are not in sulli-
cicut supply for moro than homo dc
maud. shop ST. OOa5OO; grass
LAMBS 81 OOa5 50. Receipts G,79l
head.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

EJ' LEWIS COuSrY on TUE WISd
Editor DcmOcm.-0n tho evening
If the sixth VI this mouth, tho writer
in company with Rev. J. ". BOgsrss,
Presiding Elder Of the BuckhannOu
District Of tho U. B. Church, left our
homes at FreemunSburg for the Glade
Circuit, in Garrett county, Maryland,
and the home Of the writer in lamp
shire county. West Virginia. Gu The
evening Of the sixth We reached Mr.. |,
$. Posts. where We remained over
night. Here We met a pleasant re-
ccption, as Mr.. Post takes delight il
caring for tho ministers Of Lis OWL
church, US well as these Of Other
chdrches. After sPculins a pleasant
night with Mr. Post. on the morning
Of the 7th We continued our journey
though the rain was rapidly falling ant
the roads muddy. Finally We reached
tho depot (WOlf Summit) where w
met tho accommodation train, whicl
quickly landed US at Grafton. There
We changed cars for tho cast aat
when one hour had quickly passed
found US al Cranberry Summit, wherl
We met Rev. A. &. lIaltcrmnu, Paste
Of the Glade Circuit. At this plact
the Presiding Elder held Il successful
Quarterly meeting. Here the Unitct
Brethren Church is prospecting Jude.
tho earnest labors Of Brother Halter
man, whom everybody likes aud up
prceiatcs rs a minister. Also, ut tni
meeting va had tho pleasure OF meet
ing with Rcvs' I.aughlin Of the NJ. Il
Church, aud lIendrickson of til, u. L
Church. On Monday after the quar-
tcrly meeting, We started en- route 70
Hampshire county on a pleasure trip
where We expect to enjoy tue oil home
stead for few days, aud then rcturI
to our home in Lewis county, where W,
eau hav, more time to give the excel
lent columns Of TuE DEMOcRAr q few
words more, if acceptable.
Yours, S. ". ].
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

Esf- 4 IioAsE ATTACHED III a isuo
GY Russ ISro TIE RlyEn.-IIast
Wednesday evening as Mrs. lIofJ.
cIrmidt, who liyes ucar West Wheel.
Ing, was driving down tho fOrry FROM
the city side, her horse took fright at
SOME Ol!jcc: on the bank and ran to tic
float ut The ferry boat Mrs. IlOfs-
ehmilt jumped from the buggy before
tho horse got to III, float. The unruly
beast plunged in tho River and would
have swan across, had it not been 70,
parties who were in skif. and whc
caugh. the animal aud to,k it ashore.
Mrs. IIUfschmidt vas picked up anil
taken to tho residence Of Mr.. Bnueu
berger, South Side, where sh Q remain
ed until yesterday morning. The lady
Tas badly frightened, but not serious.
iy injured .-Rcgis!r.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
Weston, August 81.

E8' NJ. S Hour, NJ D., S. E.
aiming Surgeon, eau DO found night
aal day at his clico on Main Street, !
door below the post Cfice The Doc
tor has attended two thorough courses
Of lccturcs-Onc at the Louisville Med.
zeal College and the other at Jefferson
Mcljenl College, in Philadelphia, from
which institution he received diplo'
ma The Jefferson Medical College,
from which he hos just returned, i:
recognized both in Europe and America
as on. Of the leading colleges in the
United States,
The Doctors superior collegiate adj
yantrgcs, coupled with an experience
gained by i've years practice of his
profession; Gntitle him to the confidence
Of the public.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

&S~ JAMES Hull. a young man Of
Clarksburg, while uulcr the influence
Of liquor, got on the accommodation
train west Friday afternoon at that sta
ton, when the train started and he ut.
tempted to jump of the platform. lie
slipped under the car und both legs
were cut off above the knee. lie eau
not live.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
G. ". Crook,
GOnMlN Saperintcndent.

E:g- ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Fannie
JordOn, colored girl living on what
is vulgulorly known as " IIell's half
acre." shot herself 10 the mouth with n
guu on Wednesday evening. 1t seems
Funny was euamOrcd Of dusky swim,
aal instead Of loving wisely had Iovcd
too wcll. She approached the guilty
party and tried to induce him to marry
her, but he seemed inclined no. 10 10
50. This so prcycd en- the MUD of
!hc girl that she procured the gun and
shot herself She is now out of dan.
ger.-GlrhsLmy telegram.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

E7' TuE following strange freak Of
lightning is told by the Ki"swoOj
JoHrnal' During the storm las, week
viii i BOughuer, Of ROw.csburs. n
member Of the firm of N. Il. Howe {
Co lumber manufacturers. was walk
ing along the railr"al track while tie
Thunder was rumblins md the light.
:ing flashing. wheu he felt a slight,
strange sensation abOu. bis bead. lie.
moving his Lat at once, be discovered
that The band Of his new blue hat was
gone, the binding neatly removed, and
n piece from tie edge Of the brim OI
the hat, about quarter Of an inch
vide unl three inches long, had beer
neatly torn away"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

Fancy Groceries, Teas, Sugar, Cot
fec, Rice, Cheese, Canned Goods,
Toasted Coffee, Soda, Spices. Oysters,
Soaps, &c. / pounds best Eio Coffee
for Que dollar, Crushed Sugar l5Gts
per pound, Fresh Salt fsh as cheap as
the cheapest. Tobacco. Cigars, Tips,
Stogics, Snuff, Matches, 80. For sDlc
yuMis. Il. Patterson.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
StogicS anu Tip. at Brinkmuc's.
Globe Nails q. BriukmOn's.

Gs' GnGAr REDUCTION IN PmcEs.-
Mrs. Atchiuson desires to inform her
customers that she has Large and well
selected stock OF summer straw halls,
trimmings, Notions &C., thu: She Of.
fcrs at cos: and carriage. in order
make room for her fail stock. Far.
ties desiring anything in her Lac
should cali and examine her goods aud
prizes, before purchasing elsewhere,
as sue is determined to offer greater
Inducements for the next sky days
than wac eyer offered in Weston. She
will tpkc cash CT produce.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

ES- LUX CURVE notice that q
number Of our exchanges n,c inserting
the advertisement Of W. I. ETans and
Company of Chicago. Our adviccs
arc !IatttC firm is not responsible,
Demand cash in ADVANCE" broth.
rcn.-Gruiton Times.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

IL ABOUT this time look out for
your beef. A disease similar to the
Texas cattle fever has broken out
among the stock in Northern Ohio,
which poisons both the meat and mill;
Of tho animals, and renders it unsafe to
usn.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

Eg- \ Man kILLED.-On Monday
the 10Th. Ms Que Of tao freight trains,
drawu by engine No. So vas coming
in FROM the West, man by the name
Of John Mcdonald. was run over and
killed, his brains being torn Oh! aad
scattered on different pats Of the en-.
giuc. Whcu first seen BY the CDgin-
ecr, he was lying With his heal on Que
Of the rails, anu QUO foot Oh the other,
and being 50 close when discovered .
there was only time to blow tho wills.
tie, before he vas under the engine.
No blame is attached to the worthy en-.
giuocr, rs be did not SEQ him until it
was 100 late to stop Whisky was no
doubt tho cause Of his being GU the
lrack.-H'mtOa Mnthl.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
Norwood High Il
School and College .

Principals; YIN. n. abel, Tho3. \.
Seldom, Il. Il. R'i'is, Js.
Tur SEssic% Q" 1878, viii! cpca o. Thurs.
day the 29la u September i57t-wi:l i III!
corpo OF Instructors aGd :a.l &al thorough
Instruction IA q. departments.
CATAIoGr%j-Con!3ia;aS full rl:;,,'!.!5
sent On Application to tie i'':n,tm.s.
NORWOOD p. .. VIRGINIA
R.'lr 20 JHIsc5 H..:"H,a AMI ElM:.llI
and D:. r. /. amacn, W,s:7a, y. Va
AID 70 T. C. GTcca and Col. JuLcs i. naa.
s7a, ChaT'estcn, W. Va. 81! patrols .
the School.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
Cakes. crackers. so nj Blrns'

Ey- NOrEcg is hereby given to all
parties Indebted to me, ty nc'e or &C.
ccunt to come forward and settle up :
mud ifyOu cannot pay oil, PAPA r::t
thereof, or I will have to proceed to
collect by Law. And ut the same time
examine ny stock Ot Saddles and TIar-
ness, which l will sell Mt the lowest
prices. 1 have just received a full
stock Of everything in ny line, l
hNpo you will all pay attention to the
above notice. ELIAS Elsutn.
Weston, July 0, 1877.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

Fancy Groceries, Tobacco, uigar'
Tens. Cheese, Canned Goods, fcrsigr
and domestic. Fruits, Sugar, Tea.
Rice, Coffee, Spices, Bo!ogr" Sausage
Dried Apples, Cakes, Crackers, all
kinds, Flour, Syrup, Oranges und
Lemons, always fresh. Gregory say
he will not hc undtrsoId
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
Ey- Tnr Corr ExreprAISNESr

Ey- THE Corr ESrERrAISNESr.-
Last evening tho Golf Light Guards,
Of this city, gave ~ entertainment to
Gen. Nathan Golf, Jr., Of CIarIsburg,
in whose honor the company was nam
Cd, at Mozart bail. Tho ball room
was handsomely decorated with West
Virginia battlo flags, as was also the
supper rooms. After about one hun
bred and twenty-five ladiSsund gcatle-
men haG assembled in tho hall, Judge
Cochran introduced Gen. Golf, WHO
made u handsome little speech to the
assembled guests, thcukirg the guards
anl;sll Others interested for tho honor
Conferred upon him by having been
rendered reception. Tho General
vas responded 10 by United States
Marshal, &. ". Patton, of Charleston.
Mayor Sweeney and Captain Hugh
Sterling Of the Light Guards, Mr..
Charles KcmblO then presented Gen.
Golf with an exceedingly handsome
boquGt, cOnc.sllapel and made Of the
rarcst and most choice flowers of the
season. Tho supper table was loaded
with all the substantials and lelicacics
Of lilo season, of which all present par
took abuRlautIy. Dancing was con-
tihuCd until late hour. Music By
MaytC's orchestra IIhccliAy Regis,
ter,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

E5- VIZ arc informed that tho Hon.
Benjamin +. Martin, Congressman
elect from this district, is IN very poor
health. It is said his affection is con.
disease hereditary III the
family. KiagrOod Journal.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

NJ ElEAL9lI or TIT COUXTY.-0ur
physicians say that they never knew
so little sickness in the county as cx
isis this season. We have had no cpl
dcmic Of any kind except The wl'VOp'
Ing cough.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

E5- OK tho 18th Of September,
1917, sixty years ago, the first bar oil
iron rolled on this continent, was made
ut Mlddletown, Fayct,e county, Penn.
sylvaniu.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

E5' Mn LEoSIDAs SMITH has OBJ.
tanned divorce from tho bonds Of
matrimOny. Dy the terms of the d.
yOrec both parties arc relieved from all
tho obligations Of their marringe.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
Lewis County fair,

The Lewis County Fair was an en-
tire success, and We will next week give
some particulars concerning it.
The following Directors were elected
for tho ensuing year: Thos. A. Ed,
wards, Jas. W. WOlIindin. l.. Il
Wood, Noah Life, T. p. Rcay. Tsracl
Simmons. VIM. Il. Lively.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

Nor!CE.-T The Presidents cfM,
Boards o. ElHra'iOR.-0wiug to the
resignation Of Prof. 4. s. Bland as q
member Of the Board Of Examiners oil
Lewis county, yOu arc hereby notified
to meet at the Court House. in the
town Of Weston. on Monday, October
lst, 1877, aud ill the vacancy occu'
stoned by sail resignation,
G. ". Crook.
C"un'y Superintendent.
Weston, Sept Is, 1877.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

E5- NoTlCE TO IEAcHEEs.-Exam
inaliOus for tho benefit of those desiring
to teach school in Lewis county during
the approaching school term, will be
held at the folio wing times and places;
At tho Duncan School. House, on
Sand Fork Of the West Fork, Thurs
day, October 11sh, 1877.
Atthc Smith SchOol-ITOusc, on the
head Of Gee Lick, Thursday, October
18th, 1877.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

E5- Tur New York SUI dominates
Henry Ward Bccchcr for Prcsilcu, Of
the Mormon Church, to succeed Brig.
ham Young, deceased. No better
nomination could have been made.
Now will the Sun please try aud &c,
Rev. Casio, Of BuckLanuOn, in Mr.
Bscchcr's cabinet ?-CiurkSbwg .Ncics.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

f.C' On. CNsAS, Trinity Cc!Icgs
Dublin, mud I.ieen'iato AFothccn,ies'
Hall, ireland, has CONF to settle among
US. The Doetor eau Lc found ut all
hours (day aud night in his Office
above Barnes Grocery, Main Street,
Weston.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

Gregory has the largest aud finest
assortment Of glass ware ever brought
10 This market, NAich he is Offering
very cheap.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

TE3E C7lSi.AL'El%'G $I49O3l
in Wcs; Virginia, anI oac rs THOROUGH
IS Till. BEST, Is
jM =gl% =tfonm/ .=lIooI
GAENIILLE, Cline" Co., u. IN.
upcpl September lcia, AID coatinuc1 until
June, lSig.
Two Courscs-Nysmal md Advanced.
TuiTIO%S ARE PAID for Il pupils rom
Lewis lrom Bra ton, ) from Calhoun
from pollril:r; - from I!lrri5Jni
0irOm Nicholas; tlom Caniolgh, aud !
fom Wcbl:er. CowaIy Superintendent or
Principal receives Applicants.
.,Sz'~ Special Studies La::ag September
and October for tAo's dcsir!Lg to teach mex
winter.
For particulars write 10
7. MANUELLU5 MARSHALL,
Principal
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

EE' MANGIED- On lac ltth inst.
By Rev. John s. Fish or, Mr.. James
c. Fisher to Miss Lorcnua G. White
all Of this county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22

GT- Norrcs.-Wo have waited on
,ur ou.omors for como TING, and We
now wait MONEY. Those knowing
,lcuse,yej Indebted to US will please
call aud settle Tt onGe,
j. R. RYAS Il Co.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-22
MCCLELLAN g. LOGAN,
hIyN STOGN BRO
ESMNS,

Fer the sale OF Iru;s, aI,,vp aua a,,.lr, al
Cu!vrrlon Drove Yards, adjoining Maryland
lire Stcrk Scales, Yves. baltimore, Nd.
A,Ilrc,s, Box 335, Balimnr,', III
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En- Mn. JAMES WocprrR. Of Lead.
ing Greek, left some very large and
inc apples at our Office this week.
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EJ' DEED Mrs. Martha Hawkins,
died very suddenly on Tuesday morn
ing lost, aged 70 years and 5 months.
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