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Daily Republican., 1878-12-11
PUBLIC SALES.
[DUBLlC SALE.

In accortnnce with the Provisions OF the
Act Of General Assembly passed At Dover,
March Sth, 1857. ENTITLED an Act relating 10
Liens Of Common Carriers and Others.
Public notice Is hereby given that the phil-
adeiphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Il. II.
Co., having lien MS Common Carriers upon
tho following described property lot its gar
and the Consiy Hees having failed to pay the
cost and charges for su b Carriage and Stor-
sxe 10 required by law, the same will be ex
oosed % sals, at Public Auction, on
THURSDAY,
I'll n I2ru nav or DEl;EM BER 1878
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-16
Our Mild Winter.

People forget abOu, the weather, and
then We hear it suid that the present
mild winter il unprecedented. But
correspondent, whiting from New
York city, says:
My occupations, during the winters
Of 1872 4S. Fixed iudelibIy in NY mind
the following facts, viz. The far.
mers were blowing every month. The
frost iuteEfcred very little with their
work. There vas no weather 30 cold
as we have hsd this season. The Ice
makers were 10 trouble. The heaviest
SNOW Of the season fell Oh the afternoon
apd evening Vi TUESDAY after the March
meetings, and scaFtcly u ycSt1gc Of il
remained GU ihGr.day following.
There WIS no slsighing for one hull
day. The Indian maxim that ",hs
winter will no. rot in the sky" was Of
ten quoted by my ucigIbOr. But it
did. Yet the spring was not earlier
than usual. The apple trees were in
iulI blOom before tho 10Th of May
but white frOsts appeared every morn,
ing till the 23l.
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Wear q Smile.

Which will you DO? smilo and make
others happy, or be grabbed and make
everybody around you miscrable7 You
can live among flowers and singing
birds, or in the mirc surrounded BY
fOgs and frogs. The amount of hap,
piness which y:u can produce is III.
calcuIablc, ifyou will only show u
smiling face, kipd heart, and speak
pleasant words. On the other hEnd,
BY sour looks, cross words, and fret.
fal disposition you can make hundreds
uahappy almost beyond endurance.
Which will you do Wear pleasant
cOuntGnance; let joy beam in your eye
and love glow on your forehead. There
is no joy 50 great as that which sptings
from kind act or pleasant deed, aud
you may feel at night when you rest,
and at morning when you rise,
aud throughout the day when about
your daily business.
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must DO converted-==ah. l want to
meet you all in heaven-;n that bis.
fui homo prepared for nc from the
foundation Of the world nud for you
too if you will heed mc-ah. l expect
to wear tho crown Of glOry-ah. !
want you all to meet me, and promo.
made the streets Of the New Jerusalem
they are paved With gOll-uh. Let
US al! go to that happy LANDAU and
in one Of those beautiful mansions not
made with huuds-ah, eternal III the
heavens-ah, sius-ah, shout-ah and
10 happy forevcrmore, amen!
Brethren, sing something. AhOm
WEELsEs.
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND,

BY virtue ola deel oil trust executed hy
J. u. Dis Debar 10 Matthew Edn,iston, thus.
seo, on the 18th dry Of april, lses,to ssrsra
a. s, Core in a deb! 81 twenty thoa,saa
dollars described in said trust deed which
Is Of record in The Clerks office Of the
County Court Of Lewis aud Deldrldge COuu-
'ie:. the undersigned being appointed
by The order Of the Circuit Court. bod.
bridge county trustee in the place of N. ii
mission, and substituted to all the riIlit.
powers duties aud responsibilities Of ih1
said Matthew Edais,ou, Trustee as Azure.
'aid, will, on the Isl dHy Of APRIL, 1873, IN
front Of tile Court House door Of Laws
county, that being Court day, sell n, puJlie
auction, for cash in aand, to the hlgA...
bidder, trac, OF
9l5 ACRES OF LAND.
lying in Lewis county, aud State Of Wes.
Virginia, on Fink's Fork Of Leading Creek,
adiy;;fing lands Of Lewis Mxwvll, Decreased,
Nicholson alGire, Nich"el lsilry and ThOmns
conFoy, being one Of tn tracts sflaud sm-
bractd in tie deed of trust n.uiesaid Sell
ing rs trustee / will Quake To tue purchase
such title as is invested in Tile By said ,ras;
deed. The title is LeIv'td 10 he good.
Z. J. STUART,
narch24w Tru,ier
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

Barnes { Walton
vs..
Bo1sc ard Bennett md others.
IN cuAScERY IN THE CousTY.corRr or LEw,s
COUNTY
In pursuance oil decree Of the said Court.
rendered at the February term, 1875, Ihe
undersigned Commissioner appointed foe
the purpose will proceed al the front door
Of he Court House Of Lewis county, on the
lat day Of April, 1878, to sell nj public nuc-
lion valuable tract of land situate on the
right hand FORK Of the Vest Fork river, in
Lewis county, containing
2O9 ACRES, 8 R0ODS AND lG
POLES,
being the trac, oil land on which Jesse S.
Douse now resides.
TERMS.
Said tract will be sold upon cFcli; ofG,
70, Is and 81 mouths, tile pursiHases
executing bonds with approved security,
and bearing interest from duc for The
several instruments Of purchase money.
HENRY BlsANN0N,
W. G. BENNETT,
NARROW Commissioners.
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Eots in Jane lew for sale.

Offer forsAle on The fist DIZZY Of,hO April
Court next two lots in Jaur Lew, with a
IwO-Stovy fra;lc dwelling house, | with two
looms below, three up stAirs, with kitchen
twelve BY Gfscsn iret,.goOd stable with other
ont buildings.
TERaS'-one Third down, oue-Ihird In
twelve months, and the remainder In q
months, with interest on the last payment
fsou day Of sale
s. W. HALL.
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New Firm.

The Cigar ManufActOrT Of I Jutcr has
changed, and the firm will hereafter he Jufrr
Bros.
We now occupy the room In a. y. Lewis
building, formerly used ms drug store -
0ar stock will be larger than heretofore, as
we have now more loom, and nj the best
quality. We Lave everything in the tubac.
co line, and We will ell cheap
Thankful Tor the iih,Iy' iNt:vaagr To.
slowed it Ii" Ias', We '"ylg !uH III pairgn-
izr the new fra
JVEER BROS.
Wr.tou NrrOrbsr 81 y
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AE CHI MovIGEs
Wost Virginia To.wit /:

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Wost Virginia To.wi.
At Rules held IN the Clerks Office Of tho
County COuF. of Sinner county, on the first
Monday in March, 1873.
Asa L. Stump
vs..
Samuel: ". McCOuauglIcr and Newton +
AcConaughey, partners doing business
under the firm name and st, lC of "NrCOa.
aughcy 4 Co.." and EphFaim Dasis and
George " Holmes.
IL cuAScERY.
The object of this suit, amongst Other
:hings, is to recover against tho defendants
Ephraim Davis and George W. Holmes III.
sum ofssls Al cents, with interest thereon
from the 9Th day orNar, 1871, until paid.
and to sell lot Of 100 sticks of square tim
Der, in the bill mentioned, in satisfaction
thereof; and 10 inhihi,, restrain aud eniUia
the defendants md each of tlIem from run.
ming or removing any Of the said timber,
and from selling or disposing OF my Of the
sud 100 sticks Of timber
And It appearing by affidavit filed tia,
the defendant George w. HOLMES is 10, @
resident Of this State, on motion Of The
plaintiff, BY counsel, 1t Is ordered that said
George ". Holmes do appear here at Rule.
to be held in the Clerk Office Of said Court,
on the..drst Monday In April next, and do
what is neccssary TO protect his intcrecis.
Testc:
HARRISON. CAIN, CLERK.
R. G. Linn and Fleming 4 Bennett,
pfffs alty's, mal94w
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WHOLESALE
NyM Goods & MetNoMs,
WMEELlNG w. VA

We hare now open for pfing Trade
stock superior iRe.teat and variety to any
hitherto offered. 80 -
Full assortment will be maintained
throughout the season, and prices iavariat.
y ut The lowest pint.
Il l.. DELApLAIN 1 son.
Wheeling, May s.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

| StNG OHIS Vt ssolHSs
THEcountenanccis paleantl lcaden-
colored, with occasional ilushcs, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes becomedul thcpu-
pills dilatc; an azure scmicirclc runs
along the lower eyclid 1.-THE nose is If
ritatcd, swclls, and sometimes bleeds;
aswellingofthcuppcrlip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
b.ng of the ears an unusual secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with 4 gnawing sen.
sation ofthc stomach, Others, entire
lygone ; fleeing painsintl lcstomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting VIC.
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, ut times costivc;
stools Shiny not unfrequcntly tinged
with blood; belly swollen and hard;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic.
cough ;coughspmetimcs dryandcon-
vulsiye; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found TO exist,
DR.. C. MGLANE'S VEE2AIIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form I; Neutrality-suspicious.
ton, not CAPABLE ef6OiHg tic sI;gAt.
est Mynryio Tic most tender infant.
The genuine Dir. M?LANE's VER.
MrFuGE bears the signatures Of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bios. on the
xyrnpDRr -.0.-
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The reputation It has attained, In
consequence OF the marvellous cures 1t
has produced during the last half cen.
tury, IL sufficient assurance 10 the
public that II will continue to realize
the happIcst results TINT can he desired.
In almost every section Of country
there arc persons, publicly known, who
have been restored ffonl alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lungs,
by Its use. ALI who have tried 1t uc'
knowledge It's superiority; ulil where
It's virtues arc KIN Jwn, no one heS!tatcs
us to what medicine 10 elnploy to re-
llOvo the distress and suffering peculiar
to pulmonary affections. CHERRY PFC
TOTAL always affords Instant relief, nnd
performs rapid cures of the mildcr w.
ricticS Of bronchial disorder, as wGllas
the more formidable diseases Of the
lungs. .
As u safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which besct
The Throat and Chest Of Childhood, It
Is Invaluable; for, by its timely use,
rI.liIndei arc rescued aud restored to
health. e.
This medicine gains friends ut
every trial, rs the cures It Is constantly
producing are too remarkable to bu
forgotten. No family should be with
out It, and those who have once used
II never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout tho
country prescribe 1t, aud ClCrgymCn
olten recommend It from their knowl-
edge Of is effects.
PREPARED nY
Dr., J. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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Weston Democrat
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SWtMy&oN Nov. tS
Civil War in the Little Independent
State.


contcndIng forces laIe luhch "1et Ee.
spcctive positions. General Murphy
isstrungly fortified in the Court House.
lie is sauguino If success. General
Spirits occupies the heights; his Skin
mishers have taken possession OF the
'hickets in tho front, rear, right and
left of the Court House, whence they
keep up continuous sAarp'shoo'ing'
annoying their adversary, and expect
ultimately to cut of biz retreat. Am
upiLiOu is plenty, and the men are in
high glcc.
No. .. February 5sh.-Fightipg
commenced in earnest early this morn
ing. CaunOnadius apd brisk firing Of
small arms was kept up all day. AT 6
o'clock p. N. II hours 'ruistire was
agreed upon.
No. 8. February 5.-GcneEal Muir.
phys forces showing some signs o!
giving away under the incOssant Gre
Of tho rebels, he resolved to make a
iuul aud desperate sortie, but well
directed rel.hot ball FILLING in bis
powder magazine, produced terrific
explosion. During the confusion and
dismay which cnsucd, he effected bis
escape, badly wounded. 1t is thought
that he will not take the pFsnaiVe
again before May, il then.
BY this victory Webster county vim
dicatss her right to the title she was
hcuorcd with-''ludegepaent State"
She tells mischief.makers that she will
not support them in their harmful
schemes. She enteEtains goodwill!
towards all men. at home and abroad
and will not permit tho apple Of discoEd
TO be thrown in their midst. no matter
how plausible the pretext may be. Her
common sense is stronger than scphis'
try. Webster county understands we'll
tia, the numerous visitors who spend
their summers on her wild, romantic,
but Lo.pi,ablc soil arc 10 search Of
health or pleasure. They REQUIRE and
must have Amusement, beyond vulgar
laurh, n lecture or sermon, however
well these latter may DO delivered, or
the profurii,y Of the subject matter
Cronuct, hcrsc.shoes, checkers, &c.,
shall be- the order Of the day, with OF
without the consent of the pulpit not.
withdrawing the prayers Of the moro
than righteous, the lhunderbol,s Of
jupiter, or the auathemas Of fanatics.
Those who do not wish to play can let
it alone. Whosocycr wants to drink
water can do so. lfany ones system
requires some Of Robins good apple
Juice upon which oil duties have been
raid to Uncle aam( !ne PFOpAV''''y i
they eau procure "na' may VI HUeeSu
Tor the ssonaeas s0ko'
1t 6ecehes' on 'Ho one Pan' ano
Moody ana Sankey On tne o'neF' "'S'
to come here anu discuss Tue e'eI' !S'S
"on ""''u't tI''' :,
" '"'"' 'H' ~ rI =,
e''"' 'u'E WI ~ " -" =,
uu' .e'ps'' ;.
'us wy " n"
III" N' O'"s' P''s''
may e''" 81 -" ~
Ms'0 OU''''f y ~ y, ,:,:
az
~ ,a' sH ~ w - H.,
.".u''.''"s -" '"' ="
'''''"'"s "'''' ''
sENN0S'
Hem! uhrm! Friends Jon mus
excuse me. Ahem! l have !aOOre'
20 hard in the vineyard ahen, that
am a sufferer with-hem-that ieartu
-hcm-d iscase-hcm-known as tn
preachers sorc.throat. Ahem
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-03-16
LEGAL NoTIcEs.
Brick House and Land
Near Weston for Sale.

Under decree of the County Court of
Lewis county, rendered on the llth Of
ruaEy, 1878, in the case Of ?. N. Halo
agoint Domin'ck swecny and Others, 81 will
sell ut public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
in fro y, of the Court House Of Lewis eouu-
ty, on the lst day Of April, 1878, that being
the lrstday Of the april County Court, n
parcel o:
8 ACRES aud o. POLES of LAND,
lying obcut ono mile above the .own oil
Weston, on the Weston aud Gauley Bridge
Turnpike and the Hest Fork riyer,on which
is good
BRICK HOUSE.
TFRMS.-A credit of6, . and IL months,
the purchaser to give notes with good Sc
curity bearing interest from date.
HENRY BRANN0S,
ma,94w Commissioner.
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Commissioners Eatc

|
Commissioner Eaic
White ( S'sluaSsr, &c.
F. FOHisee, &c
Ard
Joseph II&yhurst
| vs.,
F. FOussce, &c.
IN en4%cRHr IL tux COUNTY COURT o.
LEWIS COUNTY.
In pursuance Of u iUirt decree reGdced
in the above styled cause, ut the lee,mbn
teTur 1911, Ofsaid Court, the unIus.- mrI
Commissioner appointed tor the ,Nl ,sc
will proceed ut thu font dvol Of the #.
House Of Lewis county, OIL the Is, L.. ii
April, 1878, to sell Il. public Auction 'at.
liable tract Of land, situate un I.rniiuS
Greek, N Lewis county, aud on tue S;Sun'
ton and earkGsburg Turnpike, containing
1850 ACRES,
and known aS The Frederick Foussee tract cI
land, or SO uurh thereof ny will be urcrs.
'ary 10 satisfy the deO, md costs Jcertrl in
the tctoud named cause. Said lrnct a;ii
BE- sold in lots, according to sub-iisi'ioh'
thereof heretofore made, anil shhwu upOI 4
plat thereof to be exhibited OH tue d.! Of
sals,
TERMS OF SALE
Sufficient cash 10 pay costs of the second
amed cause md expenses Of saIc The rrt.
idue upon credit oil O. /? and IS months.
the purchaser cIeruliug bonds with su"d
iscur y, aad bearing h,'ctrs: from dat" tot
the several G9Mllncas. purchase mO"o
". &. BENNETT.
nar24w romprS,rou,
THE RAIND PATIENT >4FEi
LdM'
Has been placed iipoa The nmthrr ""d q
FneIic u limited 10 test THIS simple hh' "''
lerful Lamp. Its qualities ale:
1t estipguisAts itself whrn os'''
turned.
It eStiugrisAes itself whou aroP2oi
from the hand.
Il cxtinguisLcs itself when bron''
Il cannot be filed ghile lighted
Hut eau he carried at pleasure, lIIc"tn-
o wn the ChiIuuey, or turning dnwH &c
lick, TO extiasu!sh The light; entirely uH'
necessary.
This lamp gives more light with the sane
wick than any lamp In the world.
Light anl safety secured for cOmln"n IaihlS
by using our saleiy ExIingulsher Burner.
'"' 90 RS. BOWIE,
Agent fVr Lewis county
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-28
RAILR0AD.

The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad is once more to be pushed ahead until it taps the grand old fertile valley of the Rio crsnde. An alliance has been made be- tween the Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande roads, and pool formed which will insure the speedy build fnr os the road to Santa Fe, and thence on down the alluvial valley of the Rio Del Nortc. It is not at all likely that the own- CTS of this great thoroughfare, who are all vide-awake business men, will allow the great enterprise to stop on its arrisa! Tn the Bosom of the vine clad valley through which has rolled for. untold ages. the brave waters of the grand old river of the North. En- ergy and muscle will be displayed by the fsf-seeing maguates who have control of the iron horse, whose shrill whistle gladdens thc minds of tho people wherever it pene- frstes, and they will see that the gold and silver deposits of Arizona are tappsd by fheir great trans-continentsl thoronghfsre.
 Waen the rail-cars furnish transportation for our avery want and pickup the unlimited mount of bullion soon to be produced from our mines and carry it away 10 the East then. and not till then will the people reai- ize the facr that we afe in possession of the metallic wealth of America.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-28
Adjutant General Nickerson.

The news that Capt. Nickersoa had re- ceived the appointment of Adjutant General in the Army was received here yesterday afternoon, and caused general rejoicing in Doth military and civil circles. It came to The Herald promptly after the appointment had been made by the President, in the fol- lowing dispatch from Major Paddock, who happened to be in Washington at the time of the contest, and who undoubtedly took an active part for Capt. Nickerson:
 wAsHNGToS, D. c. June IS. To GEORGE L. MILLER. Omaha.
 EIcKERsoE's appointment is made. Tho fight has
 J.w. PADDOCK. It was in manyrespects an uneven struggle, for the vesy reascn that it was victory for frontier officers, and for others which were found in the formidable support which rank ing officers gave to Capt. Nickerson's con- petitors. But the appointment of Capt. Nickerson was also victory of a soldler who has earned the high honor which the President has conferred upon the now Gen. eral Nickerson, not only in arduous and dangerous service on the frontier, but on :he bloodiest battlefields of the war for the Union. We congratulate General Nickerson, and all who are rejoicing in his success, upon his appointment to position which he will fill with credit 10 himself and with honor to the military service in which he has already won high standipg as E ntleman, and e;::viable distinction as a soldier.--[ Omaha Herald, June, .s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-28

The mines of Mohave county are pro- ducing at the rate of two million dollars per annum. and still the people of that mineral producing section are limited to almost no mail facilities. From Prescott a one-horse gig, sulky. or tycoon" is used for the transporting of large and impor- sant mail to Mineral Park. the county seat. allowing no accommodation for the trans porting of passengers. Blackberry promi- nent place, containing many people, has no mail service, and the honest people of the camp are compelled to send thirty miles for their mails or go without them. Another mail is run up the river once a week, the mail matter being carried upon the backs of Indians CT jack-asses. It is a burning shame that good, law-abiding people, snch as those who live in Mohave county, should be deprived of all the tights in postal matters thatarc generally vouchsaf- ed to citizens living in other parts of the United States. Our Delegate in Congress should have looked ipta the wants of these people, and at bis door lies the blame. Let him answer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-28
Last Day of the School Examinati,n

Yesterday, Wednesday, the final exami- nation of the higher classes of the Prescott Free Academy took place, in the presence of large number of the citizens of Pres co [ and the officers and their ladies of Fort Whipple. The examination was quite lengthy, and the recitations, dialogues. speeches, songs, etc, etc., were certainly a grand victory for the pupils, and com pliment to their teacher, M H. Sherman.
 We feel that it would be beyond our province to specially mention each and every scholar s part, as they were az near perfect as possible. We would, however, ir this connection, mention thenames ofZ. Crow and Miss Minnie Grove as having acauit ted themselves with more than ordinary ability. The little Lowell boys also proved that they have taken more than ordinary pains in becoming masters of elocu- ton.
 Mr. sherman who has presided over the public school of this town for the last three years, can justly feel proud of the progress made by the young minds of Pres colt, since he has had charge and direction of the same. The scholars and parents in town have reason to (and they dol feel proud of their kind and excellent teacher. who never lets an opportunity or occasion pass where he can do anything for his students that he does not do it.
 The exercises of yesterday will bare us out in our assertion, that Prof Sherman is "the right man in the right place. After the examination had been concluded in such satisfactory manner, the children were addressed by Gov. Hoyt. Gen. Will cox, Hon. T. J. Butler and Capt Eagan, each making very neat and appropriate speech.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-28
JUDGE SILENT.

The San Jose Mercury, an excellent jour nal, in its issue eff the 18th inst. has the following to say about our new Judge:
 Hon. Charles Silent, Judge of the [. s. District Court in Arizona, is winning gold en opinions for the ability and learning dis played aean ,he bench, and also unfiring energy and rare discriminafioDs. The Ari- zona press regard his appointment as most fortunate selection, and "wou'd not swap hlm of sor any other peoples Judge" His rulings svince profound knowledge of the ss==~. aad have not with the almost unani- nous approval of the bar. His many friends ip San Joss will be giad .a hear of his sue ceS<