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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-06-28

ing sentiments of my tyrauical op-
ponent; for indeed the portrait of
illogical "Susic" indicates every
thing rather than a trustworthy or
infallible representative.
Oh, "Susic," have not ignored
your previous and rcprehensiblc
statements; nor shall | fail to en-
dcayor to impress upon your mind
that you have in 4 great measure
dcviated from the theme upon
which YOU so intrcpiditly set out
at first The topic upon which
You first set sail evidently appears
to be entirely lost toyopr distracted
memory. And why is it lost? sim
ply because you have had illustra-
tons upon it that left you unable
u ''iefc ~ 'hc 'f"''' ano 'o'io"
IL out without hohor or success,
nus '''"'ns yourself lhcap'o'e III
making ahy successful resistance ,
you Mt once dropped the original
S"oJec'' 'ncf II ran l"cN' p'cAc'' UP Il
sr r' ca!'s inc a''e'l'oh OIL
, oan'oo 10 ~ 'ne,eny requesting
mn, ~ 70 STUDY NJ III" 'nc'' come ON
anu ''r1 70 carve Il name anu WIN a a
crown. oh, SUSIE what is II
'lm' mas ieo you 70 imagine t"a.
TINS was INC motive Oh my letter i /
would not WISH you 10 understand
me Ill 'ha' way Inc oD)ect Oh my
assertions was 10 hola last 10 VIVA. |,
belonged 70 ME ana those referred
10 Ill your ilrst LETTERS ana 10 OPP
pose any misrepresentation that
might come Out against them. inns
was my ann ana nothing more
30 l slightly nope that you Will not
natter yourse'l 70 tNahK lhat II was
anything else. Now rs l am alive
TO every oppressive and lncredulous
word you have uttered, l could not
under any circumstances have said
less. SUSIE" ii you still have the
audscHy to write TO your cores
pondents, Try, II possible, to adhere
TO the laws OF rcctltude. DO not
rush. along FaspWing Doth truth
ahq lRsace under loot. ltyou yet
entertain the idea that you can say
anything III opposition to these few
liheS' please say II qu'cK. But l
ocslre youto accompany your as
seftions with sol'!o lndlsputablc ev-
loehce OF the certainty OF your
statements. II you iail to furnish
any proof lof what you nave SAID
Ill 1'@ FasI' OF may say IN Inc iu-
lure
lou appear 10 shsnk Ihst my oio
ana esteemed iriona, Mr. "oDser-
vel "l1eo 10 s'flke tPe marx.
go no. my CHILD lAe centered II
III us prim''lve stages. but you
u"oo"D'eu'y Ignored his sentl'
..cH'S ana stumbled over 'hem rs
II l''cF were no OBSTACLES Ill your
wa! NJ I'LL. lear you are NOT en-
ioweo WIN INC capaci.! o. justly
J"os'hs US 10 whc'neF MS previous
tF'Is''''sslohS were correctly GROVE
~ 'hc '""rk of ocs.'na'lo"' MOI
T'''s'"nq'''s hE''''lo'o Us are ''c
shocA' l nave 50 patent! endured
IRON your Pee' II 'lete 10 any i'r'
.'c' information "i'lch 20" thlhk
II necessary possess ana "n'chil
nave 'orso''ch 10 communicate
write 10 hNc OH the SUBJECT immedl-
alelE; or come ana sec mo anu wo
Will have Il long chat over your
narratives.
Ncw' as am about 10 leave TINS
section OF country Tor France, i"r
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PERSONAL DENTON.

was in town several days this week.
Evans Cox is now singing the
paint brush in Sutton.
Major Anderson is paying a
visit to friends here.
DR.. Camden returned on Mon
day last from Rhode Island.
Rev. John L. Tracy was in
Clarksburg this week.
Miss Fannie Edmiston returned
from Clarksburg this week.
DR.. Holt has gone to Chenille
on visit.
c.. Gofl and W. L. IIurscy, of
,Clarksburg, were registered at the
Bailey House this week.
c. Fl. Bcall has removed 10 Roa-
nokc, where he will take charge Of.
| the Roanoke Mills.
A LARGE crowd of our citizens,
both male and female, contemplate
going 10 Webster soon.
Several land buyers from Penn
sylvania have been here prospect
ing.
Mrs. Henry ErapHop and two
children are visiting at Mr.. John
S. Fishers. -BGekkannon Delta.
a good many strangers were in
town this week, and our hotels have
bcGq doing good business.
We noticed Thongs Evans, of
Clarksburg, and Will Arbucklc, of
Troy, in town on Tuesday last.
/ a Mr.. Coburn, Of Harrison coun-
| ty, was visiting at Mr.. G.. L.
Tracy's on Sunday last.
Miss Melissa Smith, who has
been Waiting in Clasksburs re-
turned last week.
". r. Gluck and wife, Of Troy,
were registered at the Bailey House
on Sunday last,
A. J. Duncan and wife, and
Willie Blyskstartcd for the Web
stcr SPRING. asst week.
WI. Daughorty AMI wife, and
James Curl and Miss Kate Daw-
son were in Jacksonville OF last
Sunday.
Mrs. 7. NJ. ChalEant and her
sons, Harry and Dnkc,were visiting
friends in Gilmcr county on Sum
day last.
i Miss Kate MCGOWAN, Of Clarks-
burg, was visiting at Mr.. a. NJ.
Smiths on Saturday AMI Sunday
last.
v. W. Mccoy, contractor for the
carpentcring on the lust section of
the Asylum, is here, and will at
once proceed with the work.
Ed. Ball, brother of Mrs. James
Ashworth, arrived in Weston last
week. lie has been in England
for some ti,pc.
| Judge Brannon has returned
from Webster county, and brings n
favorable report for our noted
watering place.
George N. Rohrbough, who has
boon doing business ut Austin, in
this county, has gone into the
mercantile business in BnGkhan-
ron.
We see in thc MGrgantown Ne'r
Domipi0n the death Of Mr.. John
Mills. This gentlemen conducted
school here many years ago.
4 Nv. Damn, q typo on the
Glarksbufg Telegram, and his sister,
passed through Weston on Satur-
day, eli route from Sutton to
Clarksburg.
Matthew Edmiston, son ofJudgc
Edmiston, and r. II. Harrison,
who have been attending Kenyon
College, in Ohio, are at home for
the summer vacation.
Mcssrs. Willie Ross and BERTHE
IIigbio, of Weston are in town
visiting Rev. G. NJ. Fleming at the
Heavier House. They are gentle
mcnly lads, well advanced for their
age and arc producing quite II sen-
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SnoT.-On Thursday evening
last, Peter scheifer, while grading
wheat for John oden, was shot by
some one unknown hid in the
brush. He received two wounds,
one in the head and one in the
body. Up to Friday morning wc
had no further particulars, but it is
thought the wounds will prove IA
tai.
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Nowsc avn Not Gov Su\e.

oIlrr for sale my house and lot on the
coruer Of Main and Ri streets, in the town
Of Weston.
FOrpar;ruNrs, apply 10 my agent, James
MGan
MRS. THOMAS JOYCE,
ime113m Shawnee, Ohio.
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To "Snsie."

BGALL's Mills, June 20.
lr. Editor.
On receiving Il copy Of your last
issue, must own that | was in M
manner surprised at the unrclent'
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FOR SALEmasAa H I'SF +

Yves ION, stua 10 in the centre Of the town
Good frame house and out-bailding,
Terms reasonable. Inquire u, this oNise,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-06-28

DR.. S. R1rrEE intends to open a
drug store in Musserville soon.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-06-28

Miss NJ. l.. DIcKY was made
principal of the Fairmont Normal
School, to succeed DR.. Blair, de-
ceased.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-06-28

TUESDAY last was St. Johns
Day.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-06-28

TnE HAYDEN House sports a
new sign.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-06-28

WESTON vas entertained this
week by.a troupe Of travelling Ital-
ian musicians.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-06-28

Our young folks enjoyed Il dance
at the Asylum on Wednesday
evening last.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-06-28

THE carpenters have finished
the trestling on the railroad. We
understand the cars nov run this
side of Turtlctown.
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SOME people know so much that
YOU can't tell them anything. Such
people never haze any use for q
newspaper.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-15
GENERAL PROVISIONS.

SIC. IS, AL Judges shall DO COM
missioncd by the Governor The
salary ofa Judge Of the Supreme
Court ofyAppcals shall be -, 200
per anna,n, and that Of a Judge OF
lie. Circuit Court shall ho $500
yer annum; and each shall receive
tic same mileage as members Of
tho Legislature; Provided tlat
,0bia county may pSynn additional
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5f1fyyarrIXr, is taken regularly, according
10 directions, q certain and speedy cure " W.
nttiid Wilt pillow Is use. " :.
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.a'VII|EGE'Tl
80 l.! lv VA !, ]. BEST 81 MEDIcI!
sDvspepsia and Indigestion.


NEWTON, n. II, March =. ISL.
a. IT II SSfRYESES - I. tst.A ~. ..I..
h:dt S T. tIofu take the pgn % praise
mi sIs Or medicines. ycEetlnc: VIM, aSn srt
ia e !,' yset S W. ys tosRs i Wa
si..,ea,t ai,rf Md would E01ti Ahbalde, leay-
Ky NJ a. ba,i * before. ThtnkIn{ that s9a,s
~ thHs uli0 rra The te1titn0nlAl 1,
nj tint lime night lhlnE Lhs satf n, sinrc bc
! aVp ~ ,See JerrIinV, almost Two years ny.
Hive gained BtFtaIly until the Stset, All sstl.
.ThlSh iii enjoying my iJrntF ana e W.
sjier myself cured by aT II,n VII
as y Icy H. si eG ~ c Ia months, and
sfvsn M, n die by eight doctors. SONG " ~
S,IsSt sEfiIet In tfilS State. They saiu ha9
ssVeFaI diseases, Including consnlitS XVII Hg XIII
disease and scyessl GtT HAM IS resort.
trtiiIvht me through. anil 70 that wv "
lin SntSo my healtii began ITO Il,
hHva made 4 study Of disease, ana nnu b NY
cause OF Ill my sympiom " w h ana tSat tiye
tstss AZ .iSease or avery SIX hrd effects q the
NJ SS canse Wien mo i66d IA not properly ".
raSted m the stomach u bccoinEt t,L, Ill.,,
t1triI mans which Is absorbed ihte W ~ ,Ss
sxStrt,. ralsiftF symptoms Of disease " Any ~
ali n thS orEas IL the body; aud u this eaa i,
n NOT retIl1yei,t these Bympt0nlA pcnltlls, "
titrio organic diseases. have gwen NsyetlIa n;
thorough test ~ my oMn INK. nsd Md il
"a 30 the very best medicine e&tant iDr Dgspep..
which Is usually ihc belief that you have sH r.
ftai osEaI!c alsease an s9t fSS sMton saf ~
III s,ato q. liz and can furnish m nnde,aa'
aSle confederation Of all OF tltese tthtellchsE:
viii willingly answer any letssid ot NIay9
In regard 10 my own CASE 9t 1uo uIe y. We e
GLUE. iouss eu's ]. IlURBEcK.
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sSribed bylaw. Such courts may
exercise such other powers, and
perform such other duties, not! ola
judicial nature, as may be pre-:
scribed by Law. Any provision
Imay be made, under such Bregula,
tons as may BE- prescribed BY law,
for the probate ofwills, and for the
appointment and Qualification Of
personal representative guardians,
committees and curators, during
the recess Of the regular sessions Of
tho County Court. Such tribunals
as have been heretofore established
blythe Legislature under aud by
virtue Of tho tllirty-Iollrth section
ofythc eighth article Of the constii
tuition of.1S72, for police and fiscal
purposes, shall, until otherwise
provided by law, remain and con
tinue ls at present Il Constituted in
the counties in which they have
been respectively established, and
shall, be and act:as to / police hand
fiscal lnattersiini lieu Of the County
Court created by this article until
otherwise provided by law. And,
until otherwise provided bylaw,
such clerk asis mentioned in the
twenty3sixth section Of this article,
shall exercise any powers and dis
charge any.lpties licrctofo con
fcrreds on, or required ,ofIany court
oritribunalI established for Judicial
purposes under the. said article and
section pf the Constitution ofi1s722,,
orr the clerk ofsueli sourtlor tribus
nal respectively, respecting the
recording and preseryation ofdeeds
and other papers presented for re-
cord, matters Of probate, the ap-
pointmcnt and qualification Of
personal reprcse lives, guardians,
committees, curators and tho set
Element Of theiriaccounts 'andinall
matters relating to apprentices.
SIC. 26. aAll pctions, suits and
proceedings, not embraced in the
next preceding section, pending
ina County Court when this article
takes effect, together with the re
cords and papers pertaining there:
10, as4sell as I'LL records and papers
pertaining to such actions, suits
and proceeding, as have already
been disposed Of BY said courts,
shall be transmitted to and filed
with tho Clerk of the, Circuit, Court
Of tlle, county, 10 which Office all
process outstanding at the time
this article goes into operation shall
bcrctnrned and said clerk shall
have the same power, and perform,
tbesameI duties in relation tojsucll
records ,ilapersiand. eslings,ia s
were! vested lin and rcquiircel Eofstlle
Clerk the! County Gourt, Z on tho
day before tits ticlc5sliall= take
etltct.@All such tons; suits.and
proceediugs5so pending as afore=
said, sliall.bo# docketed, proceeded
in, tried, heard andsd etermined4in
I'LL respectssby. Circuit Courts
US if.said suits and proceedings had
originated in said court. ~ 80
SEE. 90. The voters ofeach coun-
ty shall elect q Clerk ofthe County
Court, whose term OF Office shall be
six years. Ills duties and compcn-
sation, and the manner of his re-
lnoval, shall be prescribed by law.
a. -
But the Clerks Of said courts, now
in Office, shall remain therein for
the term for which they Aave been
elected, unless sooner removed
in the manner prescribed by law.
The districts us they now exist,
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!; s. s.: -. =::.:=..'
sum per,anngms tosthe judges Ct
the Circuit Court thereof but
such allowance shall anot'be lin
creased nor diminished during the
The term Of oitiee of tho judges to
whom it may have V, been made 1t'
No judge during his term gr Of f Office,
shall practice g the profession Of Lazy
o. Or hold !7,lI any other office appoint
m 1g Or public trust under this 81
any other other government, and the nc
septalnlee thereof shall yacase his his
Judicial Office, Nor shall lie, dur
ing the continuance therein, be
ehslbDiieetto anypolltieal oitice.
3l SEC i. y; Tie voters OF each
county shat, eleetia Clerk Sl Of = the
Circuit Court, whose term Of td5! otllc 9;
shall p fsasl: years hls duties a! and
S COMPENSATION u, !n!; On and TIC manner Of
removing ll hlm from office shall ! be .
prescribed Pre- BY Law; and Y 9
yacaneyisllall occur in the Office,
.thc. Circuit Court Or tho Judge
thereof in vacation shall fill TIC ls
same by appointment until the
next general election. In any case
IN asfrespect to which the Clerk shall
be 50 situated as to make Glli j. I'M
proper for him to act, the s'lid court gu
shall!appoiinty q clerk RI to act thereitl.
Tho Clerks Of, sald Courts ln.olllce
when! this Is article takes 'Isi effect shall
remain therein for the ter term r13: for
which they, were elected, unless
sooner removed in5tho 'l manner y pre-
scEibed bylaw. II y
PEG l9,s The Legislature may es--
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Tins standard article Is com.
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are us wonderful and
as satisfactory rs ever. ss esF'
1t restores gray Or faded hair to
It's youthful color. -
1t removes all crlptions, itching
and tantlrufr. 1t gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp BY its use
becomes white and clean. ''1+@
Byits tonic properties It restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As 4 dressing, nothing has been
found so efIectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, 81. D., State As
sayer Of Massachusetts,, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; AMI
I consider it the BEST PRErAiIArIox
for Its intended purposes"
Price, Ono Dollar. t.E
I
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-28
MoRE euARTz KEDUCERs.
New zEfII on the way for Cherry
 Creek.

A. Ii. Smith Esq, of Chicago, who was ill Prescott last winter, 'eiCgraphs 10 J. ]. Gosper that he has shipped their len stamp mill for Cherry Creek. The mill is to he Grst-elass Tn every respect. Mir Go~Yer has been untir- ing in securing and developing mines in Cherry Creek District dur- ing the past two years, aud We are pleased to know that his efforts la Se- cure reduction works for the work inc or ihe ores aie about to culmln- ate in success.
 Mir. Smith, accompanied ty his wife, VI ill leave Chicago for Prescott on the 2Jth The ,aiil, which is Dnw on Yts way across the plains- is P!o. iced with inc Unlock sclf-teederS, d Blake rock breaker and every other modern improvement and appurtenance to make complete gold quartz milling establishment One feature of this en- ternrise which strikes us win pecui- far favor, is lhat they propusc lo puf- chase gold ores and will buy any thing in that line, that, by assay, will insure profit, however small, abov" the cost of purchase and expense ol working. This will enable miners and proprietors within reach or tbe mill to secure working capital as they 20 along and enable them 10 de vclup their claims independent ot the capitalIsts- This k the most sat istaci0ry way of dealing with miners as when the ore is bought and paid ! for the deal is ended, and Ii Is the millman's own lookout as to the manner of working the ore and no | stealing il. There is also & saw mill connected with the property which will be set up in the Cherry Greek timber belt, ] not only for the convenience of the mill company, but also tC furnish i lurn Der for others in the camp, and for the general trade
 We have been aware of the intcn- ton of these gentlemen to push this l commendable enterprise 10 compile ton, but have foreborne to comment uDnn it until the mill should actually be shipped, and now take pleasure in being able to assure the public that t is actually on the way and will soon be put in operation.
 Secretary G0sper has not been idle during his residence in Arizona, and this, among his many enterpflses tha' are having a beneficial effect upon the country we regard as certainly not the least.
 That Messrs. Smith C Gosper may profit by their industry and expenla- ture of money in this behalf, is the ardent wish of every well wiSher oi
 Arizona.-Kfner.
 We are pleased to publish the above notice of the senior member of the HERALD firm. for we have been asso ciated with Mir. Gosper h his office at Prescott. and know something oi his rustling qualities as business
 man, and we think it can be safely asserted that the above mill enter
 prise Is not the only one ne will b'
 instrumental in bringing to the Ter
 iitory.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-28
ARIZONA Bp1L49S ;

Our special dispatch from Tucson notes the fact that the Tombstone Co. is the district of that name, has made smother shipment of eight bars of bullion, valued at $1SsS95, from their mill. This is the second shipment this company has made during the 1,rescnt month-the former valuation heinz S18,744 The above speaks we'll for a district so comparatively new as this district is. and for it's managers. The mines of this district are owned principally by Eastern capitalists who believe in developing their property that the returns may benefit them, instead of taking chances of dividends being declared from Pine street, San Francisco. Heretofore there has been great deal said about tue bullion shipments that would he made, but the result was rot forthcoming. Some fe" thou sands of dollars would be taken from Jnl0E. DulllAA& SOAt N's t~@N
 offices of the company in San Fran cisco. men anxious to purchase min ing property would call in and see the product and then invest in it. The next thing in ord r would be an as s essment, and this thing is kept up until all the stock is out, then anoth- CT fine showing is made-a regular see saw game. Such operations have hindered the legitimate development of mines, and has cast shadow Of distrust over our whole Territory But we believe now era is dawnlng upon us, for during the next few months the mines. represented by eastern capital, will be sendiog forth large amount of bullion that will aston1sh the enemies Of Arizon !, and bring her to the front rank of the States and Territories of the United States in the matter of bullion pro
 duction.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-28
TELEGRRPHlC BREVITiES.

The East River bridge is com pleted.
 Sheriff of VenturS offers $5s00 for Jeff Howard.
 There IS much opposition in New York to the elevated rai,rof q
 Nine hundred feet of snow shed was burned near Reno, Tuesday
 The Silver Reef quartz mill Utah has been consumed " fire. Loss $60,000.
 The Denver & Rio Crande R R. Co. has been ordered to turn over their road to inc lessee, the Atkinson, l : Deki & Santa Fe R. R. Co.
 The steamship Colima. from GIas- gnw, sunk on q rock ih the Si. Law renee river Wednesday. Crew save . cargo, raw sugar.
 General Butler will accept the La bor Reform and Democratic nonina- tion for Governor.
 4 party of unknown men attacllet i|.e rouse of Samuel Falkner, neai Frankfort, Kentucky, Saturday night He was severely wounded, CT Nnicn tDeN Stl HIt to tllc Hti1tr NSA' suming him and three children.
 The Secretary of the Treasury haG ing been informed that Bolivia ha' dccreed the issue of letters of mara { with authority to privateers to seiz' i Chilean property in neutral vessels and that the agents of Bolivia haN' departed for the United States. Col i lectors of customs are requested t see that section 5290 of the Revised Statutes be vigorously enforcc' against all vessels that appear 10 D destined to violate the neutrality law of the United States.
 The friends of Secretary Sherman are pressing him for the Presidency
 The military telegraph line iron Walla Walla to Fort Lapivai will h completed this week.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-28

ENGLAND is rather unfortunate in her trials of speed and endurance Several months ago, considerable in duccments were throwR out to Amer fern turflnen to enter horses for their hurdle-races. Their invitation was accepted and Parole" was sent over and succeeded in winning four out of five races. Then came the pedestri- an tournament. Fresh from the vic tory over the Americans in New York, they challenged Weston, and 1he result is tl.at he won the matc5, esides making the longest distance fon reeord in six days-550 miles,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-28

The House Committee on Elections have agreed to postpone further con sideratiOn of the Indiana contested election case, McCabe against Orth, until December next. The Senate committee on Elections have decided to commence the Ingalls, lnvestiga- tien ia Kansas. by q subcommittee of five. 10 proceed to that State next September, and to prosecute the kel- l@gg-S Spoffnrd inquiry in New Orleans in xt November, by a sub-commit- lee of three. Senator Saulsbury is tO be halrman of the Kansas sut-rcm- miitee, and Senator Hill will proba t1y be placed at the head of the sub commiltee for New Orleans.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-28

THE HERALD has made arrange nents with correspondents in the diff ferent towns ot the Territory for the transmission by telegraph of the latest news occurring in their respect i've localities. These specials will be all attractive feature of the paper and will be looked for with interest. as tue procuring of these telegrams nee sssitares considerable outlay, We hope that the paper that has not en- ts,prtse enou sl te pluce them before tdeir readers, will give us pro. CT credit.