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TO BENT Rooms.

DOR RENT-Several very nice rooms in the Nc
j. Quillan Block, corner of Wabsshaw and Third
Streets Suitable for Offices or sleeping rooms. In.
81 s.
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WANTED-By an experienced dressmaker. who
w can give good references. sewing to do in pri-
vate families. Enquire at 257 Cedar street. 1885,
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Embracing specimens Of every known living wild
animal strange beast, bird and reptile, insnimate
natural curiosity and marvellous nondescript Ia con.
ING ATTRACTIONS. csvslcade OF trained
horses, ssgacious elephants and performing wild
animals
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NOK RENT-A two-story honse in good location
II ten rooms. well and cistern water and fine ward
Inquire Of j. w. SHEEHEY, cor. Third and Com
mercial streets. os9.
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Encouragement to Mutton Eatin,


The Chicago Liue Stock Journal
thinks. that mutton is too much
neglected asa IN article of food, say
ing:
"Amcricans arc not mutton eaters
to any such degree as they arc beef
and pork eaters. There is often a
good demand for mutton or lamb,
but it is a comparatively limited
one. At the great live stock mark
cts, as Chicago, where there arc
receipts Of thousands of cattle and
of hcgs, there are but hundreds oil
sheep. In many village meat
markets mutton is rarely to be
found. There has been gain in
this direction; mutton is eaten
moro commonly than was the case
few years ago; there is an increas-
ing appreciation of good quality in
the flesh of the sheep, as there has
been in tho flesh OF the OK. But
the best interests of American
sheep rearing would be much adj
vanced if the mass of people could
be induced to become habitual NUT
ton eaters, rs they now are beef or
pork consumers. Reliance upon
wool as the only source Of profit in
sheep rearing is to become a thing
of the past in all the old-scttled
portions of the country. No rapid
change of habit in such matters is
to be expected
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-26
Cant and Hypocrisy.

The worst thing about the Hayes
administration is its hypocrisy
This is cxemplifed now even moro
than it was last year by the man
ner in which the political assess
ment business is carried on. The
President makes n scmi-oiiicial
announcement every day or two Of
his rigid adherence to his civil ser.
reform principles, but the members
of the Cabinet tip the wink to tho
Republican Congressional cam
paign committee and then so of
on M inspection of something or
other for recre Ption, while the I'M
Fortunate assessors descend upon
the poor department clerks like the
plague Of locusts. A correspon-
dent says tits noticeable that "thcre
is u kind Of subrosa air about the
proceedings Of those who have
undertaken to collect tho 'volunta-
ry contributions that suggests Il
consciousness on their part Of
the questionable legitimacy of
the work" The collector simply
steps up TO IL desk and whispers in
the confidential eur of the clerk
that all the others arc subscribing,
and hints that he had better do the
same if he knows what is good for
him. There are few who have the
moral courage 10 refuse, consider
ing IL is in Ohio election TINT is to
be carried and that the fortunes Of
the administration candidate for
tho Presidency are at stake. On
the whole, tho old "stand-and-de-
liver method of political asscss-
Dicnts is better than this sneak
thief process. The Grant people
bull-dozcd the clerks, but they did
not do it in Il mean way. The
mask worn by the administration
had better be thrown off; it docs
not conceal its rcpulsivc visagc.
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Iclio,v F0uer at Memphis
MEMruIs, TENs., July II.


Five new cases Of yellow fever
were reported to the board OF
health this morning. The present
sick ones are members Of tho lami-
lies Of Robert and James Hester,
two brothers, whose residences arc
in the same neighborhood as Judge
Rays house. The following per-
sons are Frustrated with the dis
case: Robert Hester and wife, Mrs.
James Hester and two Of her chill
dren. Mrs. James Hester has been
sick for four days. Her children
were taken down on Tuesday, as
were also Robert Hester and his
wife. Yellow fever symptoms were
not fully developed until this
morning, when Mrs. James Hester
had black vomit, and at noon was
dying. The two brothers are river
men, James Hester being 4 night
Waterman on the R. L. Lee, wharf.
boat, and Robert Hester is a special
carpenter. There will be another
exodus ofcitizcns tonight.
The Howard Association arc all
ready for active work, but do not
consider tho situation sufficiently
alarming to begin operations. A
steady rain began falling at 9
o'clock.
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The ruling passion is strong in
death, and the following incident
illustrates the saying: "Am ! 60
ing to dir?" said II Kcntuckian, IA
nous for horse racing, to the
preacher who had come to admin
lister churchly consolation to him.
"ics," said the preacher, sadly.
And tho kentuckian said, between
his lung-drnwn br"athings, "Wcll,
when I'm dead and you're dead,
and I'm an angel and you're IN
l'vc got wings and you've
got wings. I'll bet you SIG | can
outhy YOU"
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ANGAA MOYIGES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, 90
Weston, W. Va, June 30,lS79.y
J.. N. Bennett, plaintiff,
rs.
Samuel L. Hays, Sheriff Of Gilner county,
and as such Administrator Of Willlam
S,alnaker, deceased, Salathel G. Stalna.
kcr, Levi johnson, Nathaniel Stalnaker,
Elizabeth Stalnaker, Exchange Bank OF
Virginia, John S. Wi.hers, Emma lrth.
crs and Herbert withcrs, defendants.
% rHAscERy IN TIE ciRCrlr COURT OF LEWIS
COUNTY.
All the parties above named, both plain
til and defendants and Gideon D. Camden,
the nly known creditor, will take notice
that the undersigned Commissioner Of the
Citcui, curt o! Lewis county, has fixed
upon Saturday, the End day Of August
1879, at bis office IN the town OF Weston,
Lewis county, to execute any and oil the
orders heretofore made by said court in the
above named cause, by which, au,ongs,
others, he was directed to settle the ad-
minisiration accounts Of Samuel L. Hays on
the estate Of William S,alnaker, deceased.
He will also receive proof and rcpor. any
debts chargeable on tho said estate Of VII.
liam S.aluaker, deceased. lie will also re-
port any further matter deemed pertinent
by him, or which, being peril mont, may bo
required by any Of the parties.
At which time and place all the parties
aforesaid, and the creditors aforesaid, are
required to appear and prove their debts
upon pain Of being denied a participation
in the proceeds Of the property to be De.
creed.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner
in Chaucery of the said Circuit Court of
Lewis county, the day and year FIRST afore.
said.
A. NJ. DENT,
iuly5-iw. Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

". G. Bennett, Commissioner,
v5.
Hester N. Somervillc, &c.
TX cuAScERY IN TIE COUNTY COURT op IEwIs
COUNTY.
In pursuance Of decree Of said Court,
rendered in the above named cauIs at tho
December term, thereof 1879, the under
signed Commissioner will proceed a, tie
front door Of the Cour, House Of Lewis
county, Oh the
4th day of August, 1879,
to sell at public auction, TO tho highss, bid
der, the
BRICK STORE HOUSE
and portion Of Lot No. ,, on the cast side Of
Main Street, in the town of Reston, drcsced
10 be sold In said cause.
TERMS OF SALE.
Sutiieien. cash in hand to pay the sum o!
S576 80, with interest thereon from Decem-
Der G, 1878, and the costa Of said suit, the
residue upon credit Of ,, c and Il months,
the purchaser giving bonds brarins inter-
est, and with approved security.
w. G. BENNETT,
july5lw Commissioner.
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Smith, deceased,
Elisha L. Snoegrass and others.
IN CiiAScEIY.
By virtue Of decrcc Of the Circuit Court
Of Gilmer county, rendered n; the Fall term,
1878, in the above styled cause, VIC will,
on the frs, day Of the August term, 1879,
Of the County Court Of GilmGr county, in
'front.' OF the Court Ilou.e Of said county, re-
oiler 10 sell at public auction, to The highes,
bidder, the tract Of
100 ACRES OF LAND,
lying on tho Buekhorn Fork Of Horn Greek,
in Gilmur county, On which there Is about
sixty acres Of improved land in tolerablc
state Of cult ration, frame dwelling house,
good orchard and stable, being the same
land conveyed by John T. Smith to Elisha
l. Snodgrass aud Isaac n. Cox On the 10th
day Of October, 1855.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash in hand enough 10 pay cost Of sui,
and expenses Of sale, the residue upon n
credit OIL 2and , years, with interest from
date Of sale. The purchaser will he re.
CURED to give bonds with good personal
security, and lien will be retained on said
land US further security.
LEVI JOHSON,
JOHN L. HAYS,
july54w Commissioners.
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VEGE Tine
Cured Her.
nItLrvrE, Kr.

n:tLrvrr. Kr. :
Dear SRI must state that your vcgctine
deserves to DO called valuable blood purifier,
renovntor aud invisorntor Of tho whole sys.
ten. My wife suffered for u length Of time
with Srohd1 Sure on the leg. sho took sev.
prlslng: IL cured her, while all tho former run.
ltespectfully. -
know the above TO Be true.
HENRY wERTHEIMER,
prugS!ut and ArotSeeary, Nv Monmouth 81
vRaFriSr.-For Graduating all impurities
OF the blood from the system. It has no equal.
II has never failed 10 effect y cure. giving tono
and strength TO the system debiiita.ed by dis
case.
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AEGAA MOTNcES.
- --s-ss---Ss - = . = = = = :
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State of West Virginia:
AT Rules held in tho Clerks Office oflhe
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on the first
Monday in July, 1879
c. L. Lghlburn, plaintiff,
vs..
F. n. Chalfant md Others, defendants.
IN cuAScERy.
The objec. Of this suit is to specifically cx'
ecute an agreement Of exchange, made on
the 18th day of April, 1879, between F. VI.
Chalfans and G. L. Lightburn, whereby
Chalfant exchanged with, and unto the
plaintiff, and agreed to convey TO the plain
rifI a certain property, conveyed to Chal-
FAINT by William Il. Aspinall and wife, and
George N. Rohrboagh aud wife, by deed
dated the 18th day of Nay, 1917, recorded
in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Lewis county, in Deed Book No. ., page 81 ,
consisting Of piece Of land, with brick
store house thereon, on the east side Of
Main Street, in the town ofWes.on, county
of Lewis, West Virginia, and another piece
ofgrouud immediately in its rear, both de-
scribed in said decd, and whereby said
Lishtburn, on his part, exchanged with and
unto the said Chaliant, and agreed 10 con-
yey to said Chatfant, one-hait Of the Light
burn Mill Property" situate at the mouth
ofBroad Run, on :hO Hest Fork River, in
the county Of Lewis, State ofWest Virginia.
The said property in tho town Of Weston
was conveyed by said Chaliaut 10 ". G.
Bennett Trustee, by deed Of trust dated on
the 2Gth day Of April, 1879, recorded in the
same clerks Office, in Deed Book No. 10,
Page III.
And one Of the objects Of said suit is to
declare said property on Main Street, In
Hsston, not subject to said ideed oftrust,
and to set aside said deed of trust rs 10 1t,
and TO recover said property from said
Chaliant and ". G. Bennett, trustee, by
compelling from them the execution Of a
deed therefor to the plaintiff. And II this
relief sh ould not be tecrssd, then, nj any
rate, to sell all the rest OF the property con-
veycd 10 said deed Of trust to satisfy the
debts therein, before subjsc,ing the said
property which said Chalfant agreed to ex-
change to said plaintiff, situate on the cas-,
side Of Main Street, in the Town Of Weston,
and then to obtain q conveyance therefor
from said Chalfant and said Trustee 10 the
+ laintiif, and 10 set aside and disallow n
debt to Dr.. William n. Dent Of S., 800, pro-
videG for In said deed oftrust
And 1t appearing by affidavit filed that
Henry MOale, WI. Armstrong, J. L. Chad.
wick and J. F. Sigourney, partners in the
name Of Mcalc, Armstrong L Co., T. W..
Johnson, RM Sutton aud Z R Crabb
partners IN the name Of Johnson, Sutton /
Co, Samuel Bergan, " A Willard and E @
Miller, partners In the name Of Samuel Bevan
Is Co, William Candy, Bernard Gilpin and
TP Langdon, partners in tho name Of
Candy, Gilpin & Co, LILLIAN Piekersgill,
Jr, and Calvin Chestnut are non.rssidsn,s Of
this State, and they not Appearing, it is
ordered that they do appear at the
clerks Office Of said eour,,at rules to be held
therein on the first Monday in August next
and do what is necessary TO protect their in-
terests In this suit
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-26

Plant tansy at the roots of your
plum trees, or lang branches Of the
plant on tho limbs of the trees, and
you will not be annoyed with cur
culio. An old and successful fruit
grower furnishes the above, and
says it is the most successful cur
culio preventive lc has ever
tried.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

! COMMlSSloNEkS SALE.
,
"''''"a i'c"fy Deane'''
fs:
:. rn,,.r,.
Nv v;r,uc of II dccrco NJ ,ho ro,,,-
Cou,, of Lewis county pronounrcd in ,hs
above STYLED enuse nj tho Ami ,o,m ,h.,o.
NJ 1870 wc will ,roccad a, ,Lo rovr, ro,so
door of avis county nm ,ha
An law az tr,,,,, ,c-o
tim, hoinr n coDr, b,r 1,r s,; d' "onu,,. -
sell a, public auction, to the hIrbs,, bidder
% CONTIGUOUS TRACTS OF
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State ofWest Virginia: :.
At Rules held in the Clerks Of,
fee Of the Circuit Court of Lewis
county, on tho first Monday in
July, 1879.
John R. Ryan, plaintiff,
vs..
NJ. B. Carroll, defendant.
IN CuANcERY.
The object of this suit is to CHI
force n purchase money lien on Lot
No. -, on the cast side Of Centre
Street, in the town of Weston,
which lien was reserved in a deed
made on the 18th day of Scptem-
Der, 1877, from the plaintiff, to Sc
cure the payment of five single bills,
executed by the defendant TO the
plaintiff, OH the 18th day of Sep
tcmber, 1877, each bearing interest
from date.
And it appearing from affidavit
filed that NJ. B. Carroll is not..a res.
ident of this State, and he not ap.
pearing, it is ordered that lie do
appear ut the Clerks Office of
said Court, at Rules to be held
therein, on the first Monday in Au.
gust ncxt,and do what is necessary
to protect his interests in this suit
\ Copy Tcste:
W. G. HARRISON, Clerk.
W. W. Brannon, Atty.
july12lw
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Profound Thought by Il states.
man--"lf YOU wan, to hear any
thing good said about you in your
lifetime, circulate the report tia,
you're dead"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-26

There is sometimes a great deal
in n name. The name or trade
mark Of 4 certain brand Of whisky
sold at auction the other day in
New y rk for $jl,0O.
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Nttewt\oM! ENvMcys!
MR.. JAMES CrTRI,

MR.. JAMES CURL,
Of Pennsylvania, vii! handle q few youns
trotters and PAGERS at the
Lewis County Fair Ground.
Persons who have active young horses
would do vel! 10 call on Mr.. Curl. lie al.
50 has the celebrated thoroughbred Horse,
ALLIE HUNT.
Now Is the time TO secure good stock.
Allie Hunt Is one Of the best race horses In
the Union; Is 10 hands high, and sound Us
new mllled dollar.
he Is Bay horse, iaalsd In 1866, bred by
A. MeFadden, Lexington, kentucky, by
Vandal.
Is. dam, Nora creina, by Mahome,; aud
pam Reporters dan, by American Eclipse;
I'd dam, Queen Mary, by Bertrand +th
DAM Lady Fortune, by Brimmer [seo Ind
Vol. Bsuce's American Stud Book, page
!3iI 9Th dam, Woodpccker's dam, by lm'
ported Duzzard; Glib dam, The Fawa, by
Gtaic's Allied It'll dam, Shepherdess, by
WoFmsley's King llcrod; 9Th dam, lmpor.
ted Traveller; 9th dam, by imported Whit
unS'oa.-lsce :ad Volume Brucs's AmeE!.
eaa Stud Book, page rs.
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A. NJ. DENT,
Commissioner.
,july5-iw.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the Creditors of William Stall

To the Creditors of William Stall
maker, deceased:
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
court Of the county Of Lewis, made in u
cause therein pending, to subject the real
state Of the said William S ,alnaker to he
paymen, Of bis debts, you are required to
present your claims agains; the said Will
IAN Stalaaker, for adjudication, to A. ".
DENT, commissioner, at his Office in Ives.
ton, in the said county, on or before Sa,ar-
day, the I'd day Of August, 1879.
Witness, VIC Harrison, Clerk Of said
Court, this both day Of June, 1879
W. G. HARRISON, Clerk.
J. NJ. Bennett, pa july54w
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VEGET time
Purifies tho Blood.

Nh. Il. n. sTEvrSs.-
Dear &r.-I have been using vHaRTiSE for
some time with the greatest satisfaction, aud
can highly recommend II Us q great cleanser
aud purifier OF the blood.
J. L HANAFoRp,
Pastor Of Esleslon.squaro n. Z. Church,
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wish to inform NY friends thai I havo
just received lurse stock Of goods. Ny
MIN in The future will he, as i. has bYca In
the past, 10 keep large aad we'll selected
stock Of the best brands Of Nelson, Ander.
son, Jefferson and Marion counties, Hea.
tdcky WAi'kiss aud Brandies.
do not keep rc,ided OR compounded
WHISTLES In any way; bu, receive from dis.
'illeries direct, and guarantee tho goods free
from all sdulterations.
Don't forget the placc-No. :, Main
Street, Weston, ", Va,
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VEGETNME
VIII Cure Rheumatism.

Ma. II. n. srEvESs:-
Dear Sir.--I have used your medicine. tho
fegetlne. for Rtfup1ttsm with great success,
aud believe Il 10 be the best medicine fOr that
complaint that there IA, I also know Il 10
u good blood purifier. and Of the prrsent time
AM using u ~ the best spring MEDICINE that
know Of take great pleasure III recommend
Ing tho vesetins 10 my friends,
Charles Street
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-26

TnorsASpS will bear testimony land do Il
Voluntarily. that vElErtsE Is the best Inedl.
cal compound yet placed before the public for
fenovating and purifying the blood, tradicat-
Ing all hdlnors. Impurities, or poisonous secrc-.
Strengthening the system dtbilltated by dis.
eAte: ~ fact, Il 10. rs many have called IL" Tho
Great Health llestoter."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-26
JUDICIAL SALE.

George X Cox, administrator Of John T.
Smith, deceased,
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sIfHNy'
CARRIAGES, PHET0NS, BUG
GEES and SPRING
WAGONS.

And rs n speciality, | an using the celc'
brat0d Dexter and triple springs, which
for CONTEXT AID durability cauno, be sur.
passed.
By using nothi ne bu. the best ofstock In
the construction of my work. and by tai
and honest dealing hope to receive lib
eral share Of tho public patronage.
Prompt attention paid to all kinds ofre-
pairing al prices 10 suit the times.
" All work fully guaranteed.
Factory at tho junction of Main
and Pike streets, west end.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-26

Having been engaged for::2s years In the
manufacture Of Carriages Of all descriptions,
am prepared to offer to the public any
kind Of vehicle known to the trade. l
have now in stock aud am building con-
rtantlr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-19
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER.

At matinees the curtain rises ten minutes before
O'Clock At evening performances it rises precisely ut
O'Clock Carriages ordered night for II O'Clock.
Seats may be secured the box office by mail tele
graph TWO WEEKS in advance.
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with the following powerful cast
The Ri Hon. Sir Joseph Potter, n c. b.. First Lord of
the Admiralty Mr. VIM Forester Captain Corcoran. Com
handing II. n. ;. Pinafore Mr. Jane. Vincent; Ralph
Backstraw able seaman, Miss Lizzie Webster: Dick Dead
eye able seaman, Mr. Harry Hunter: Bill Bobstay, Boat
swain. Mr.. Richard Golden Tom Tucker, Midshipmite,
Little Jennie Fortesque: Josephine the Captains daugh
ter Miss 'enne O. Clancy Little buttercnp
Bumbost somLn, Mr. George Fortcsque; Hebe, Sir DO
sephs first Miss Rose Leighton. First Lords sis
his cousins and his sunts Miss Jean crocr Ladies Of
the Chorus and Ballet, Sailors, &c, by full Chorus.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR. MIX. HARRY BRAHAM
SCENE-Dock Of II. NJ. :. Pinafore, of Portsmouth,
ENGLAND enrely now by Messrs DE La Howpe and Cre.