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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22
THR
IN WENON.
1878 1879
OLD TIMES MADE NEW
Great Breakdown In
Prices.
Old Fogyism Played Out
Cash the only True Basis.
LOOK AT THE PRICES.
Old FOgyism Played Out.
Cash the only True Basis.
LOOK AT THE PRICES.

I offer TO the public who favor mo
with their patronage choice Roasted
Coffee in pound packago', every pack
age guaranteed full weight and choice
coffee at 30 cents per pound.
Green Coffee at 10, IS aud 20 cents
Iist yellow Sugar 10 cents.
Crusb.d Sugar l9i cents.
GRADUATED Sugar III coui'.
Guupowdcr Tea GCctS per ID.
Choice Family Flour s. per b,rrOll.
A full line Of TObacCos and staple
aud fancy Groceries at corc'POndingly
low prices.
Good Brown Muslin, yard wide, al s
cents.
Laurel D Muslin 0 ccaIa.
Bleach Muslin S to 10 cents.
Cotton Yarn 81.
Good dark Prints, nO1 aud good styles,
at 5 cents.
Best Prints at 6 and 7I'ccnI'.
A full line Of Dress Goods Of tho
latest styles aud desirable cOlOrs al 10
to 20 cents.
NJ stock Of Factory Goods, com.
prisins Jeans, Flnnnols aud yarns is
always full, and will be sold at Factory
prices.
make a specially Of Boots and
Shoes. and eau safely guarantee q say
ing Of - per COut to persons buying
their goods Of inc in this line.
4 full line Of Staple and Fancy No.
lions, QucCn.warO, llatu aud Caps,
Hardware, aud other articles usually
kept in a Grst.class country store al.
ways on hand ut bottom prices.
Give me a call and see for your.
selves.
no GOODS SOLD on CREDIT.
Good marketable produce taken in
exchange for goods,
Remember the place corner Main
and Second Streets, opposite the burnt
district.
GEORGE ROSS.
! Weston, Jau. /, 1879.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22
WASHINGTON LETTER

WASHINGTON, D. C., March Il.
Editor Democrat
This evening House and Senate
Democrats will caucus ON the sub.
jet Of officers. There has been
considerable excitement here. but
it is almost all good naturcd.
There has been an unusual amour,
Of interference on the part Of Dom
ocratic Senators, and unfortunate
Prominence has been given to the
name Of one Democratic aspiran,
for the Democratic Presidential!
nomination in 1850. These things
are TO lie dcplorcd, as they may
force into the proceedings Of Con-
gress, after the organization, the
rnmitics now cngcndcrcd. Ifcvcr
the party or the country needed a
united and harmonious Democratic
party they need it now. In the
words Of Gcneral Grant, all Demo
Gratis should now say, Let Ills
have peace.
There is likely to be an inycsli.
cation into the means by which
Scngtor Ingalls,, Of Kansas, secured
his reelection few months ago,
The Speaker Of the Kansas House
oi Representatives is here, with
other members ufthc Legislature,
bringing mars Of papers which
they claim show lIagrant acts Of
bribery on the part Of ingalls,.
That radical State seems to be
cursrd with officials and representa-.
tivcs WHO make sud regulations for
themselves. Ingalls, himself WAS
elected only because his prcdcccs.
sor, Pomcroy, was driven to retire
mcnt by an open charge Of pur.
rllasing votes. Mr.. ingalls, has no,
been popular with his brother
Senators, either Democrats OF
Republicans.
Disappointed by the failure ol
CougrE, 10 provide in any way
against the return ofycllow fever
another Summer. sumr southern
men will MAXI ~ rl'rmr' 10 get
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22
SENATOR DAVID DAVIS has been

SENATOR DAVID DAVIS has been
giving his views on the political
situation. lie thinks that
the nationals will form q
distinct party, but not Il danger
Gus one; that Grant will be the
republican candidate in 1850, for,
although he is not the choice Of
the majority Of the people, he will
be regarded by party managers as
the most available man; ho does
not have 4 very high regard for
Tildcn, either as Il person or as n
candidate, but says that the crucial
question is whether Thurman can
carry Ohio for the Democrats.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22

VIZ SEQ from the report Of the
proceedings Of the cour; Of appeals,
that an appeal has been refused in
the case Of Show vs.. Chilcs. from
Preston, and supcrscdcas refused
in the case Of The South Branch
Railroad Company" vs.. Conrad
Long, from Hampshire county.
Both cases were decided by Judge
Brannon. The last named was n
very important case, in which the
Judge filed a lengthy opinion.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22
Congress.

Randall was elected speaker of
the House on Tuesday last, lie
had received the nomination in the
Democratic caucus the evening pre-
vious. The Grccnbackers, Is in
number, voted for Wright, and the
Republicans for Garfield.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22

SENATOR DAVIS, ofthis State, was
made chairman Of the committee
on appropriations upon the reor-
ganizntion Of the Senate under
Democratic rule, and Senator Here
ford OH mines, &c.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22

THE Legislature appropriated
five hundred dollars for the promo
ton Of immigration. Mr.. c. Lutz
has been appointed agent for the
State and the money thus nppro-
priatcd will be expended by him.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22
That Freeman's Creek School
Again.

E"''0' Demoe'a''
l sec friend II, admits Of my
n"'lng gwen " nH'' information
concerning the frcelnahs creek
9cho'l NATTER aS published IN lilk
DEMOCRAT u, " Of MaFch lst' Also 'In'
l. anu company wish everybody
10 MO" precisely now the thlngIs'
A''" now / VIII Try 10 n"" " I't'lo
more frienN ~ do you not
"i'ow 'ha' ',to Oh the ilrSt appointed
trustees declined serving each lor
REASONS Prooaol! Oe''er Known 10
himself bu' lne one ! suppose
you "Iluuc 10 Deihg INC la'noF OIL
'''c young man. anu SHOWING IIle
l''ro''s VI s0'u So''oo' W''',c" HIS
sun " 'c"cH 'ur men, having OK
!esSeu 10 'Ao trustee anu o'''crS
HIS "''''''s"eSS 10 I''''o'.'|c any
'e'C''t' c'lIPIo!eu "ceeP'"olc l" Il
li''Jot!'i vi sa'u PATRONS acc'uc''
',''' Il i''s sui To"'" w, Ut cur ,
P'"!'" "'''o"' lis "'u' 1T "'"'o
ia'IItE 'oI I'Nc MN cl!lI"ieu'
al" = -! ''e ""s ',E'"' w '''v'C
mas 'c'' wv "'"''' S'''''e'il"''' y.
s'''V"'i'is Dy S''''c anu county ON
WIS - "''' rs S'''oo' Trustees 10
""euse ''c Puo''c mono! 'oE 'I''
,''''''' .! 'c'".'''S una WIVES ''",
.''Ta "S"'''s' ''G l'"D'ie m''i"'''"''''
:, S.'0u'' W "'''v.' N'''! C"'
'"'' N''"S any ''',"s %'0Uv '''V
S'''oo' '""' Knows mat '"e Do"'u
HE 'i'' power 10 employ 'e''''''is'
appoint trustees u''" ~ WI" ~, i:'''o'o
'''' W. ,r, "'C' '''' 81 ""'e "
serve Inns being Il "c'' you sec
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10" also say Inc lau! was lneh
c'i'P'oyeu anu came OIL according
10 contract ah" commenced leacll-
Ing SNI certainly was mol legal!
employed; Tor III Inc ulne 80" say
sue WIS ei''P'"!cu'hcre was ou' one
trustee :. the "'I'cr TWO having &c
cl'ncu 10 serve, Ana "i'rr 'ila''
carry o"G SUNDAY '"oF''''g' Tue
''"s''e 'n''c'' vi .I'c young man
'"'''v' 10 ''Io"'T MN 70 '!""'''E Us
II trustee o"' ny '''s'''u' "I III
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'''',' '"'' W. "> ~" 'I ~ w"
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'-A'II Ht'I' hut DcIbTC INC IhuN WIS
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22

-==7t'=4-Hi7'-=-i -!.sl''slRG2s
the patrons TO urge upon this newly |
trustee to qualify, sayingl
he would be bound to sign the Ia
dy,s contract, rs q certain man
owed trustee No. n sum Of money
and the newly appointed trustee
owed the man, and pressure would
I've made To accomplish the end.
And it is prcsumablc that pressure
superseded principle. For then
the lady's contract was finally con.
summarized by trustee No. 2. And
all facts in the matter show plainly
that the efforts made by the pat
rons were not TO stop the school,
hut to have the right teacher in the
right place; and failing in that, the
next best thing they could do was
10 have him teach IN n private
house. And he did so-thc first
term four months and the second
three months.
You also speak of stopping the
hsnl school. What do you mean by
legal? Do all schools that are lc-
gal have to be taught by graduates,
and that, too, with only five or six
students, l think the law contcm-
plates the expenditure ofthc school
money so as to accomplish the
greatest good to the greatest num-
Der.
| think is only necessary to state
that iftlc Board had granted the
request Of said patrons, and il YOU
i'aa D, Dech present you undoubtedly
would have heard against whom
inc compliant was made, and what
it was. Also the objections said
patrons had to the teacher.
rite. himself says 1.-THE trUs-
ices wouIu NOT employ the Young
man last lalli' neither did they as
sign fV''Soi's Tor not dong so, eN-
ccP' THAI ne hau taught that indie
pendent school last winter and
TIC patrons sun thought they
ought To have n voice in selecting Il
,c'eI,er' nA' their voice was not
'c"F"' F"r when the young man
ltcs''.'c' 'helr petltioh 10 trustee
No. / nr would mol look nj H. say
ing II uln mol amount to a row Of
pms therefore 'h"y would not
"Er'r |" sciiu 10 any 'eaeler hu'
'i ,.,, one Oh l,''iF Gi'olcc' An" thcy
sun eE"'.n ttcy nave Dren imposed
upon anu ! 'hlhE all impartial
r r, Will concur WIN them III
'.''s ''la''cr' Tor II certainly Is not
,'S',l ,'' o''c''wc''''' 10 rule eleven
'"S'''nS'
~ 10 your 'I'lr" question, l at
''Sc you 10 purchase one OF Web,
s'rr primary dlcll"narys' and II
:. i''".'S "I'S"'''''c'orE' Oorro" an
0',''''.Eeu'
I'V''' '''c ''"'eI''na" 5 p'''loSo'
P',! "' S'''eS !" yours on wv"
w.. Tr,,''.I III 'I'V s"'l'' s"''a!''Fie''
II, '"'''','''''' a. "'' iI'c'l''l'e 10
''''N' " '"'V' w" nun Oy DONG so.
Nv ",''''' SAVE '''. inc luci' lie
iIulcIllnnn, rcllectlNelY scratching
-. ~ =.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22

TIE proposed amendment to the
constitution, seems to be meeting
with cold comfort from the press
Of the State.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22


ever brought 10 Weston In making this
statement he Is saying nothing Prcjudirlal
to any competitor. A glance nt bis C'IHb'
Iishmcni, after inspecting all others in tbs
portion Of the State, will be sufficient Cvi'
deucc Of the fact. In regard 10 his stock Of
Medicines be refers the reader 10 the mcli'
cal profession OF the cCunty-any Or all OF
whom eau Aslify 10 his superior advantages
and stock.
PRESCRIPTIONS will be carefully
compounded At oil hoIrs. This branch
Of the business Is one requiring p,cuiiarskilI
and long practice together with practical
knowledge Of the properties of Medicines.
As to his cupabiliiy in these matters, Nr.
Rare refers 10 tue Physicians Of tho county,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22
DRUGS

ofall kinds will 10 kept constantly on hand.
TIE buyer may test assured that everything
in that line-and always the purrSl aai best
artiele-will be found at VT Eare'S.
Since the Establishment Of Free Schools q
good line OF
School EoDSz3
has been found a necessity, and VT. Dare
keeps fully up 10 the times in this regard.
Every look now rssd in the
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
Of both higher md lover grades, can be had
Al Nr. Bare'I at publishers, prices.
Mr. Bare's establishment has always taken
tic lead in the matter "
LAMPS.
LAMP CHlMNEYS,
GLOBES,
LAMP FIXTURES, kc.
And now, especially, he inuirS the at'en.
lion Ofildy housr.L,rrcf. 10 his magnificent
stock. I.anpI Ofall l.Hii, tom the mag.
Rifcrnt
CNANNNMINH
to tho cheapest Hand Lamp. Al these
IhinE' will be sold \, such prices lha. pow
Crty can no longer he urged as en- excuse for
not having plenty Of
Light OIL the Subject
Tie a,tcn:ion Of Physicians and OILERS Is .
called 10 my complete and varied assortment
OfSurgical Instruments.
which embraces aInos, everything roedei |
by physicians in ordinary practice. have
also full SupplyOf
TRUSSES,
SHOULDER BRACES,
BANDAGES. 30,
including all article, required by til O,e az
aisIed iE LJly.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22
WESTON
ESTATE
A0Em%JGu.
LighIbUrn, CllaICant & Co.,
Dealers in Town and Country
Property.
FARMS AND WILD
LANDS BOUGHT AND
SOLD.

THE WESTON REAL ESTATE
AGENCY has been formed with riSu Of
bringing Into our cOuR;y new settlers. and
dong II general rcHl estate business. Te
take the option OF sale OF laudf, alta given
price, to 10 aTcd by the owner, for q term OF
month";. No sale no pay, uules1 a special
agreement be made 10 the contrary Our
correspondence With persons mother States
who contemplate coming TO HtiI Virginia,
gives US superior advantages
70 Persons who havO real estate which
they dssiIO TO sell, should call uPoz uI q,
oneO.
&c Parties who desire TO buy IOWA
property or farming lHudi-impyoysl O..
unimproved-in large or small bOdlss-can
he accommodated. We have on our books
a large number Of town lots aud tracts Of
land
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22
Main Street, Weston,

II, Main Street, Weston,
takes advantage CT the columns Of TiIl
DEVccrAT to tender to the puOIic lis CRATE
lul tnauks for the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon him and to solicit d
continuance Of public favor. lie baF to bet
ter Cyidss &c TO offer Of what he will do In
the future than hiJ res~ri in the past aud
hopes, by strict attention TO business. a thor
Oush knowledge Of pharmacy, add 'qante'
fair dealing TO
Deserve pWtNONNEC
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22

they dssiIO TO sell, should call uPou Us q
oaeO.
re- Parties who desire to buy ToUr
property or farming lHudi-inpJoysi o.
unimproved-in large or small bOdies-rAr
he accommodated. We have on our book
a large number Of town lots aud tracts o
land
We now offer the following:
.TAN-YARDnFsSS 'aP sa".
NHl', steam power for grinding bark, &c,
Situate in tile town OF Weston. Very
cLsaa. Tho Oldest stand Of tue kiul 10 The
county.
O07 ACRES Q! land-g miles from
ZOt Wcstoa-cheap.
FARMOF 21j IG ,Is;3
acres imProT'd-gOod hOuIc, orchard, &C.,
on Leading Creek. Price ST. 400.
FARNl NiTs r.; mile, ron E,1i i Gns
Lew. Splendid house, and land Smelly In.
pro'ed. The farm upon which General J.
a. LIghtbUrn formerly resided.
DATTES' 5 MILLS EAEN-I4 miles from
ID WeJton-GSo nc;Es-goOd house and
mill seat, orchard, &c. loo acre. improved.
A great bargain Is offered in this property.
1Iel ACRE FAIRY on Alum Fork Of
liz Leading Creek; Is arrty improved
log house, kc., well waIsFud nud ,imLcrsd :
very CHEAP
0I0ACRE FARM I,uan on WOLF
EfAfORR Of Big. Skin Creek, 6 milI
ifoin Weston 20 GcrcI cleared aud fenced :;
good hewu log house cribs, &s., good
orchard. A splendid bargain Reasonable
time torPAynent Of most OfpurrhAc mOnoy
HOUSE AMP LOT-Iuu outside the
l1coFpoEaic limits Of Weston, on the
sIRuniOn and PaTkcrsbnrg turnpike road :;
good frame hOa'C-rwo slorys-in excel.
lent condition. good well, fruit, &c. YS5y
desirable PrOpsriy. Cheap.
ENARN-llc RcreJ-On the HIS, Pork
Il River IN Collins Settlement District
% asr" in'rOvsdr good house, Out.builI.
inTIr orchard &c. Cheap.
O3+ ACRE FARN-ono Of the hes, in ,bi,
y portion Of the SIAIe,-aa rIcellen, opnor.
tuni'y iOr stock farmer. This iara la,
upon 1t eTery advantage, and will be .olI
very cheap. IIiI located on the Wos, Fork
River.
SNALL FARN-3O acres-sl,na,o mar
Dthsmouih Of HiuthslOe, In Lewis county
Splendid new house and every convenience
IA beautiful liIIIO home. Will DO sold
very cheap.
NLENYiLLE-A hoaIo and LOT in ,bo
u town 0f G!enviilci in good condition
Ind IN good location. Apply toJ. s.
Garlic, Glrayillc
ANE LEW LANDS-75 acres orland-
81 20 "ctei rlorri and remainder In excel.
lent timber c miles below Weston, on the
line Of the ". 4 ". T. Railroad VIII be-
sold very low The timber alOae Is worth
tue price asked for tue land
~' Heshall'oiler 10 lands except when
We Know the title thereto /, bcyon! di spg,e
r4- New lin neI, week.
LlGuTBuRH, CllALFANT & ca.
WQloh, W. w.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-22

Remember the place corner Main
and Second Streets, opposite the burnt
district.
GEORGE ROSS.
Weston, Jau. |, 1879.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-15


 Tor special mention the Juliuss Chi pride, DunderDufgs Green Free. Grey Eagle, Spring -Melts=Jay Bird, Red Rever, Eclipse and isEmiline The ores from. each and every one of these mines assay very higha Choice samples f,pm the Julius have yielded at the rate of S25,d40, S20,z28,: and S7,105rer- tom. whise~tie orc of the Red Rover has. yfeldcd,l By assay, as much as sT,36711 per ton, and from that figure down to- $l95.eS. Ashaft has been sunk upon the Jtiiiusi to a depth of forIy-two fees. and three drifts, each twenty-five feet En lesgtlt, having been run, from which Sf5, 600 worth of ore has been removed and this, too, at cost of onY, S.50. In one drift the wall nov displays ! magnificent body of mineral. The Red ROzer, consisting of three fine veins running parallel is a continu- aiion of Inc Eclipse From the Chloride mine two tops of ore were .cxtricatcd,, which yielded sss,voo in bullion, and this1 is 7aryein upon which, as get, but little, work has been performed. -;s,-.,;,.t,
 MT. Hesing'S inspection of :. the mines afforded him coavincing proof that caoh-Gle-i -is-a=srue. fsure vein. In the camp arc 'clwcen five hundred and six hundred mines. in varying stages of development. gfT'hes new mll can bc kept constantly supplied with custom work, ,rand Mir Hesfng is very sure thatlthe inyestmentwil pay handsome dividend. d The ma iority of inc mines were discoreTed about two rears ago,aud the develop ment of each has been regulated hy the amount of means controlled by individual owners. l' The Copelin, Mexican and McMorris mines, which are situated adjacent 10 the Hesing property, arc valued at $50, 900, S10O,- GOO and S2Oo,oOo respectively. O. i'' al MT. Hesing, after aiswcring all the questions of the interviewer, said he invited inspection Of the mineral specimens on exhibition at his office, particularly one chunk of pure sil- yer, worth S60, would prove, i curi- osity to many persons,-Chicogo Tliass.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-15

Are offering at a Sacrifice the Large Stock of Goods which they have on hand. They have also a large lot of Goods on the road which they expect to re- ceive. in a f>w days, that must be sold for less than San Francisco. prices, in order to close out their whole stock, as they are determined to sell off everything before the S. P. R. R reaches Maricopa Wells, which will be by the lst of April.
 Now that times arc. hard and money scarce, it Is of the greatest importance to economizc. Therefore, call around and you will find that you can purchase as much for one dollar, as yCu could have purchased for two dollars some years ago.
 They have a full line of
Salt River herald., 1879-02-15
BARGAINS s

Are 10 be had, as they are determined to sell, and in order to do so they have reduced their prices. ~a' q
Salt River herald., 1879-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
INSTANTANEOUS --'' Express and Delivery ] 'aa WAGON! Hsah -lf cG.l1l ltlf Tfa -O sS--
 or. -.

ItAv1SG A wAdoS nt.IIL:r {: EXPRESSLY for the Porrose am prepared to do any thing ia the above line. ''.'''',''i A'2 si'- .I''.i'' a le., T 2 -E sGHrm -ii bGE p Furniture moving a speciaIty. M H Idi tu. -fai5r-q i'f 9ai oriers lief, on tho sl..,e at the Magnolia a. loon will reeeiYfPr0mf at'eH'ioa' 2l!. ls'l> Up. .4r..1s.L-lu l5ii4u .It4Jiali 5.Ff
 a, J-W- AARKhEY-:
Salt River herald., 1879-02-15
Do Not Forget 1!

1oti can make money by going there to pr,rch- ase, as money saved Is money gained. '..'.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-15
GROCERIES

Which they will sell as CHE AP, or CHEAPER, than any firm in town.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-15
DZIE.II- New Saddlcry and Harness
 Shop.
PETER QUEER.

Late of San Beruarlino CaiiE,ruia. 1vauI,I respectfully inform the citizens of Phenix and surrounding rutrn " that li- has opened first c cirs ssidl.ry and harness shoy, iu flie building formerly oe--ul'.-d by Elaine. the boot maker. where he Is prepared Co all work in lsis line. in a wcrkmaulikc mat usr and at rrsso.,al,l ]. r-ic"s. A share of ;ae Iub-ie rain.u1ge s. IcifcI.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-08-10
ii. 2Sariqmita.

.Was bat oieIer Gdrm az beoeuten,
Wutter,- iraete Mercebes, mdbrsno iie ii9
liebepoa iiber Die Wiege hires ssinoes
beuste. .Neiter iprensten iauhaeno uno
idreienb nui uno ab, ipdbreno Du In Der
Rirde marit. giniee pohten an uniere
Sbiire, aber oas Wdbhen mar ausseaan.
aei, unb idb fiirhtete mid, su 6ifnen. Mu-
beroeml fonnte ib oas aino nibt aaein
laiien."
Dofia Wariquita, bic serabe In bas
3immer 9etreten mar, le9te ibre Sdroe aut
Die SAultern ibrer Softer, briidte he an
Sih heran nno fiibfe lie auf Die Stirne.
.Gr 1T suriidsetommen. mein 6ino."
% Mutter!" i6rie Msrcebes auf, unb
obne elm fueiteres Wort iprang lie ouf,
mart lidb Der Muttsr In bic Mrme unb fing
on 3u iDeinen.
unb wiebernm Hama BON Der Strabe
Der Sufidlas Der Yierbe unb Die Geiter
rteien: viva ell Senior Roberto Sanchez
Tob Der Mubien3! Soo ben Berrdtbern !"
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-13

what I have heard Of il, 1t is a creditable
production, and one which will greatly
subserve the interests Of Eureka. MANY
of the illustrations, which are by a youne
artist named Burr, are pronounced, by a
friend OF mine who has seen them, to be of
a very superior character.
John |. CHM, well known to all old En-
rekans, left by this afternoons train on
his way'to pneumonia afflicted Bodie, 10
take editorial charge Of the Standard, now
managed by W. b. Taylor, another old
Eurekan, late Of Tybo, but later Of this
city, where his family now resides.
Hugh J. Mohan, who a year ago or more
stumped Nevada for the Democrats. is also
here in the capacity Of correspondent for
the Bodie Standard. Hugh yields a ready,
fluent and a trenchant graphite, and is.
therefore, held in great esteem by certain
parties here, and it would be nothing sur-
prising were he yet to supplant Gorham at
Washington as the Chronicles correspond
ent. But the probabilities are that Hugh
and Charley would soon agree to disagree.
owing to the hot blood and mercurial tenn
peraments of both. Hugh, however, is
not, l believe, given to pistol practice,
while the other is, but who, after all, is
not a dead shot. BAXTER.