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GpeciaI Notlce5
Geo. 4. Leavitt ~ Co. Auct.Oneers.

Genuiuc Ylchy. SPECIFIC for GOu, Rheumats m, Dir
80. GIAKe kInneN UL..A.es. 40.
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-odn Lemena d. refreshing and healthy bowed
age. HASBURY, SMITH 4 hAZARU
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All notices Of Marriages must be iHdorsei ciM Jtil!
name and address.
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FIFTEEN MILLIONS GONG TO LONDON

wnen Judge Barrett sentenced him to Sing Sing Prison
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THE PEABODY COLLECTION.
OIL panfiGgs bu,ed by eminent American arsts 70
BIZ and Mrs George H. Peabody IN aid ~ me tar Fund Of
the Churc uf Holy Trinity and tine Peabody Home
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Nervous ExbaustI0n-A mod va ss@1Y T1tishs sl-t
delivered 20 ktu's Museum OF Aut'0IY NcS-
Yorb ON tho case prrlA decline, SHOWING Il
disDt.bv now lost health IL adJrding c.o c
-y.oDsi. mprmru- to marriage AMI inc tt a. % u
nervous pl sU4l dcJy. being Tao result VI &JJolt *
perouce Hy mail 2jC currency POSTAGE stamps AZ fssj
Iecrsfsrv h AHN', Museum. 5-S NeF lJrS-
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THIS FRIDAY EVENING, at the ART GALLEl
No. 81 EIOAaMll,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-09-18
The Minneapolis Fair.

From the Pioneer Press, Sept. 13,
At meeting of the managers of the
Minnesota Agricultural and Mechan~
ical association, held yesterday after
noon at their headquarters 10 Minne>
apolis, considerable business connected
with their late and emiuently success
lul exposition was considered. Every
debt of the association has been
promptly paid and the books for 1875
closed. showing a balance of. over $8,,
900 aiming in the treasury of the
association and available for the still
grander exhibit of 1880. The follow
ing resolutions were also passed unani.
mously. showing that the arrangements
for the next great fair are already pro,
crossing: -~=... :-. ....
Resozued, That the thanks of the associa,
ton be extended to the ladies and citizens ot
Minneapolis, who SO generously aided in the
decoration and final preparation of our build.
ings for the late exposition, and to the whole
people Of the Northwest for their generous
patronage and good will. -..--0
.Reso1oed, That in the accomplishments o,
the past we find such generous encouragement
that We feel warranted in acceding to the gen
eral demand for a longer term for future expo.
sitions, and therefore announce for the yea,
1880 that our exposition viii open on Monday
August the 26th, closing September 7th, max.
ing a continuous exposition of rwo weeks, the
second week being devoted to live stock dis
plays; while diversity of attractions will be
distributed throughout the entire season.
:@ze z@.:z- CHAs. II. CLARKE, Secretary.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-09-18
From the St. Cloud, Journal Press.

Mr.. VIM. McNeal. of North Prai,
rie, one of the oldest and best>known
settlers in this county, died this mor>
ing of brain fever, aged about fifty
years. He was very highly respected
by his neighbors and by all who knew
him. The funeral will take place on
Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, SER
vices to be held at the Getchell schools
house, Winnebago Prairie.
A man named Smith, of Buckman,
Morrison county, met with an accident
on Saturday last, as follows: Another
man came into Smiths house bring
ing with him rifle, which he stood
up against the wall. While the two
men were talking the gun fell down
and was discharged, the ball striking
Smith in the foot, cutting three of his
toes. He came to this city for treat,
ment and DR.. Beebe found it necessary
to amputate the toe next to the little
one.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-09-18
From the St. Cloud Times

From the St. Cloud Times.
A stranger named George Ottmar
Geigold, lately from Fort Ripley, died
of consumption at DR.. Haggeman's, on
Friday last, and was buried on Sum
day. The appearance of the hearse
going to the cemetery, with not a sim
gle follower, excited considerable at
ten'ion.
On Saturday afternoon last, during
a rain shower, man named John
johnson, who was working near the
railroad depot, took shelter under a
car. A box Car standing near was put
in motion by the wind and running
down struck the car under which John>
son was sheltered, and started that
also. AS result, his right hip was
dislocated and face scratched. He
was fortunate in not losing his life.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-09-18
Land Office Notice.
Land Office at Saint Cloud, Minnesota.

Land Office at Saint Cloud, Minnesota,
September Sd, A. D. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof at the expira-
tion of thirty days from the date Of this no.
ty, Minnesota, for the WI Of SEA and WI Of
NE4 Of Section 8. Township 127, Range 80,
and names the following as his witnesses, viz !.
Peter Snyder, of Morrison County. Minnesota,
and Nick Boos, Of Morrison County, Minne-
sota. D. Il. FREEMAN,
ReRiSteF.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-09-18
NOTICE..
Land Office Notice.

Land Office at Saint Cloud, Minnesota.
September 18th, A. D, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has lied notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof at the expira-
ton of thirty days from the date of this no.
tice, viz: Erastus E. Trescott, of Morrison
County, Minnesota, for the NE4 of Section 8,
Town 129, Range 80, and names the following
as his witnesses, viz: J. B. Finney, Of Nor
rison County, Minnesota, and H. J. Johnson,
of Morrison County, Minnesota.
D. H. FREEMAN,
Register.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-09-18

Bob 1ngersoll's political party Or
ganized at Cincinnati on the 18th
inst, and based on opposition to Chris
tlanity, is receiving a great deal Of
ridicule by the secular press through
out the country.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-09-18
Homer E. Sargent, of Chicago,
Geo. L. Becker, Of St. Paul.
VIM Il. Smith, Of New York.
l.. E. Reed, Of St. Paul.
Chas A. DeGraff, of GAINESVILLE.
VIM. P. Clough, of St. Paul.
VIM. Crooks, of St. Paul.

The Pioneer Press says that when
a certain amount of gold Is in circula>
tion in this country tive had bette,
pour our wheat into the sea than to
send it abroad in exchange for gold to
initiate our currency, derange prices,
encq qurage extravaganza and stimu>
late speculation after the fashion OF
the French milliards in Germany"
IF a,y person ever had the faintest
opinion that the editor of the Pioneer
Press is sane man, such an opinion
must be totally aunihilated by the ex>
preston quoted above.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-09-18
Land Office Notice.

LAND OFFICE AT SAINT CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
August 18th, A. D. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof at the expiration
of thirty days from the date of this notice,
viz: Moses Lafond, of Morrison County,
Minnesota, for the Ell of SW4 and lot 4, Of
Section IS, Town Al, Range 80, and names
the following as his witnesses, viz: David
Lachance, of Morrison County, Minnesota>
D. H. FREEMAN.
Register.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-09-18
The Drive Well Sharks.

From the St. Cloud Journal Press.
The drive>well sharks are again
threatening a number of our citizens
with suits unless they pay the $40 de-
manded as royalty on driye>wells. The
the following letter written by Mr.. T.
B. Wilson, President of the State An
ti~Drive Well Association, will be of
interest
st. Paul, Sept. 8, 1879.
Gentlemen :-Answering yours of
the 9Th, in reference to the drive>well
suits, we don't believe Mr.. James will
sue anybody in your section. If he
does it will be simply to "bulldoze"
the others, and try to scare them into
paying. Don't pay anything to him.
Pay no attention to him. IF he does
sue anybody, get some lawyer or citi~
zen of St. Cloud to confer with the
State attorneys, Wilson & Gale, of
Wiuona, MINI. Keep cool ; don't get
scared, and don't let your neighbors
pay James anything. And remember,
it is much cheaper to fight than to pay.
The writer makes the prediction that
there will be no suits to amount to any>
thing in your locality.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-09-18
Sale of State Lands.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
LAND OFFICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
LAND OFFICE,
St. Paul, August 26th, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the Commits
sioner of the State Land Office will offer at
public sale: on the terms prescribed by law,
all the School and Internal Improvement
Lands that have been appraised and are un-
sold in tho County of Morrison, at the County
Auditors office in Little Falls, on Tuesday,
October 7th, 1879, at 10 o'clock a. m.
All lands not owned by persons whose crops
have failed, upon which interest is delinquent
tor more than one year, will be declared for
feited and reoffered, unless previously redeem
ed. List of the lands to be offered may be
found at the Auditors Office, in said county,
tor two weeks prior to the sale.
0. P. WHITCOMB,
Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

acknowledgement Of deeds and
other court records. -
The attendance ut the meeting
yesterday was slim. There We're
many members Of the. city bar who
entirely ignored the meeting. II
the association shall have the effect
Of developing a little Of the esprit
dc corps among tie Bars of this city
and State, it will not fail Of at least
one good result, FOR there is as lit.
tie Of it rs in any other locality
with which We are acquainted.
Tke Legal. profession, when acting
~ laymoHy and I'D by men Of
pure motives, can always he 81
benefit to q community or y STATE,
Those who were fnrcscn; at the
meeting Yesterday were earnest
and enthusiastic in their purpose
and have received encouragement
from the leading lawyers of the
State, the most Of whom lldoubt'
less be present at tho meeting fol
permanent orsanisation.-Whcelin ing
Ecgist.r. s
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
State BdI' dissertation.


\ temporary organization Of the
proposed State Lar Association
was n4dc in this city Yesterday,
apd several. committees appointed
necc3sary 10 pcrfrcting tho orssl!i-
zation. .Y o. sd. .
'rhe objects lfthc Association are
the same 4s those u similar ASSOC
Citations il otLer Sratcs. They
propose 10 elevate the tone Of the
profession, and weed oVt the
ia.es that smother and dN&rf the
genuine samples; 10 unite their
inDucaey AND Efforts in harmonic
Ing the statutes of the state; per-
iccting tic department OF plead
ing, and generally preventing Il
conflict and coHl,usion Of laws.
They propose 10 adopt the consti-
tuition and become u part Of the
National Bar Association and act
in conjunction with tie latter in
securing L uniformity between the
States Of certain laws, and cspcciaI-
" :hoSc which relate To the
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
People do no, y-HGir.

That West Virginia tAakcs nearly
all the nails pscd3in the United
States. E\ /
That West Virginia makes near
" all the,solt used in the United
States. IVA "a
That West Virginia makes 4
large proportion OF the railroad
iron used in the United States.
That nearly all t4e above jDJusr
tries have been Kept going during
the panic. ,3Gi
That West Virginia can show
thatthc aboyc is 50, and that ii.ore
are REASONS why it is 50. '.9a
That WoSt Virginia is the origi-
nal petroleum field: and the best
field ye,. ok
That West Virginia has more
coal in proportion to area and Pop
uIation than any other State.
That ii has moro l'atcr-power
than any other State.
That it his more valuable timber
according to area, than any other
State.
That il costs less to raise and
fattcn cattle and sheep than it does
elsewhere. ID ~ IT'D
That stock can be put upon the
best market in the United Statrs
within two or thrcclass from pas
turc. r.0 .rilI
That corn and wheat can l}c rails
cd eta larger profit than in taay
p,Itcr State in the Union. -a-r
Thai Wcgt Virginia can Offer
more inducements, to Immigrants,
with II littlo money, than ii 1any
other green spot On the green
earth. ..,"7
Net these are facts.-Jscksqn Her
aid. ,hri, ,.i,a
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

CoMMlssloSER's OFFICE,
Weston, ", Va, June SD,lS79.l
!. y. BienFas2;;'' Elasiinsiif, aI .T.7'
vs. no.;
Samuel l.. Hays, Sheriff Of Gi!mer county,
and as such Administrator Of William
S:alnakor, deceased, Sala,h:cl G. Slalna-
ksr, Levi JOHNSON, Nathaniel Sialnaker,
Elizabeth SlaIaakeF, Exchange bank Of
Virginia, John $. rWi,lers, Emma I4,h-
ers and Herbert wi,llers, defendants.
IN CuAScEay ~ rue CIRCUIT corEr OF LEWIS
. COUNTY. '-i,H
All thu parties above named, both plain.
til! and defendants and Gideon D. Camden,
The only known creditor, will take notice
tina, The undersigned Commissioner Of the
CIRCUIT Court Of Lewis county, has fixed,
gpSM Saturday, lhc End day Of August
1919, At his Office in,hs TORN Of Weston,
Lewis county, &c execute any ard all the
oritrr; heretofore made by sad court in the
ABOVE named cause, ny which; amongst
others, lie Wis directed to settle The nd
minIstIalion aceo mats Of Samuel L.. Hays on
the estate Of William Sialnaksf, deceased.
He will also receive proof ans repor, any
debts chnrgenblc en- the said estate Of VIII
liam stainaktr, deceased. lie will also re.
inr, any further matter deemed pertinent
by him, or which, being pertinent, may 10
required by ANY OF tEe parties. .y
Al which time and place nll the parties
"rorcsnil, and tie creditors Aforesaid, are
required 10 appear and Prove their debts
uPoa psia of being denied part, iratiOi
IT. the proceeds otthc properly 10 be do.
creed. f. 'l- rr gr,,,
Given under my hand, as Commissioner
in Chanrery Of the said Circuit Court Of
ic'tis county, the day and yeas sgs, a:ore-
said. .E1liEf ~ fVu
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.Looh at Some Of the Prices:

Look at Some Of the Prices:
Good Green c9gee, @ l5cts per Ii.
Choice Mellow Sugar &, q 1Octs.
Crushed and Granulated Sugar q
'"l2!cts per ID. ..,..- ...,. ID {.
Choice Gunpowder Tea eco cents
per ID.
Choice Roasted Coffee q 20 cents
per lb. Lon
Family Flgug g s. per barrel. 81,
Choice Syrups @'6oana so GENTS
grpcr gallon. AiLF lWtn
Choice New Orleans syrup q 50
,rcents PEE gallon. > rH- jar
Full 'liIc Of Laundry and Toilet
r Soaps Spices, &c, al bottom rri-
ccs. "a'.. " o-
Mice Dark R4ints, q d cents l@r
yard. l-.
Best Prints, G@7 cent per yapE,,sa,
Laurel D Muslin, Gets p2r yard
Good Bgowug SIASiia, yBrl Mid;, !
as cents. 20 IfE EiiT hgr
Fruit of the Loom l.lUaGh Muslin
1octs per yarl, '57.
Good Bleach Muslin 7sS cts per
yard. afiffsFE } g,.
deans from p vi 70 J0eis per yard.
Coloved Shirtinss from S 70 2I2!cts
per yard.
Bunch Cotton 81.
Dress Goods from u to -5cts per
yard. . ~
Clark's Machine Thread SETS.
Ginghams S@ 10 $nts per yard.
X largo lima II Hamburg Trim
. mings, Ladies' eck'WeAr, l.pdic$
and Gents Hose, Gloves, and
Fancy Notions at lowest prices.
Don't. fail TO. cll,beforo making
your purchases.
NO trouble to SHOW goods and
give prices, w.. w.. ....... .-. ...
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
Dcath Of the Prince Imperial.

The Zulu War, which the British
are carrying on in South Africa,
has brought about y singular and
unexpected result. That il the cx-
tinguishment of imperialism in
France. The young prince impcri-
al, son Of Napoleon the Third, has
been sCjourHing with his lnQthar.
the limnress Ensenie, in England.
lie had bqGolno English in Ills
ways and manners; and, inspired
bya love Of military glory, recently
joined the British army in South
Africa. Last week, while forming
a accommodating panty, he was
ambuscalcd and killed. by Il party
Of Zulns: SO ends the chapter q
the Binnanarts: petestihlc as
b9nalMfllslll IL We cahhNt WITH
hold sympathy from tho Empress,
who will not lQns survive this
death blow 10 all thai made life
desirable to her. The Prince WAS
a young nan Of engaging mannqYs
and ii4ir abilities. and y brave and
adventurous officer. tn aching
YoiI! is left in the heart Of one
young nyiMcess in Europe which
time may fill; but never again will
the sceptcr ol-Napolcon wave over
Lovely France. Sic transit gloria
myndi." -kTchmge. .
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
.Sc,cs from Jacksonville.

Editor Democrat.
Everything is moving quietly.
Wheat is good, Eqt I4ca@l9%s are
short. .,.-......-:r .-...ni
Jacksonville was .mqlc quite
lively hy tic arrival Gf,$Q many
we'll known friends, whose lively
faces cleerel The people very
mucli, cspcc;iHa5lly the Young ladies
on Sunday evening, 49, H'
We respectfully ask Tic Eoar's u
Examiners TO hold m Institute AT
Jacksonville. Eyorytlin?s is very
Convenient. . \ good ScLool-lroUst,
splendid seats, aud above I'LL con-
genial people. we have spoken to?
il number Of teachers on The sub
jcct, and They are all anxious Tor
;n institute Al jacksonville. r.I
Mrs. IN. Gibson'$ school closed
juno 18Th, with good, and we hope
lasting results. Mrs. Gibson is :!
good tcachorg and has sown seed
in this vicinity that will last
throughout eternity. m
The people say that they are 60
ing to spend the iii Of July in the
wheat fSld. What a splendid
place! How sensible! five lad
farmsrs who would spend A"H
time in the field; csH2cially the
hriar field, they would not 10 cox
tingallIy crying out; "!I@rl things y
but could say that they had plenty
ofevcythins.. ...,. e
Marble Hlaying has ceased al
Jacksonville. The boys have got
len ashamed and qqit: That's
right. -. .,.Y
e. John Morrow comcs 10 Jackson
willie 10 see his Ma; and DR.. Potts
10 scc-Yhat Morrow. has been d.
ing.
The boys arc heard TO say, as the
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

HlGu1netical authority st Wash
ington, including Iucmlfcrs Of the
National Board Of hralih. who hove
given the matter constant and care
1ul attention, and'who are fully in;
formed hytnicdiuai experts travel:
ing in the Sn,nh, are of the orin:
ion that the Southern States arc 10
cscppc 4 visitation ofthc fever this
summer 1TilI Be-. -".H
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

The siIvcr'quGSti0nin Congress is
postponed till next winter, the
Senate Finance Commute having
agreed to take no action at this
session either on The Warner LII
or on the iradc-dollar bill.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
AM. DENT,
july5-4w. Commissioner.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TO the Creditors Of William Stall
maker, deceased: r1.
IL pGrsqane: Of a decree Of the Circuit
Cop:s Of the coaaiy Of Lewis, made in a
cause therein pending, to subject: the real
estate o!ihe said william s,alnakcr to the
pay,hcn, of his debts, you are rcquircd 10
prcssn, your claims against the said Will
;na sIaIaakcr, Tor adjudication, to A, ".
DENT; Commissioner, at his Office in we:-
Ton, in the said county, oy or before satnr-
day, Ike u day Of August 1879. II. =
Witness, NO Harrison, Clerk Of said
Court, hi. Goth day Of Jung, 1870 Al ..
W. G. HARElSQG, Clerk.
J. N. Bennett, pa mr july54w
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
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Look ut Some of thr Prices :

Coffee, l5cts. r4r ul
Choice Yellow Sugar 10ct..
,, Crnshe s! a44 ga%9npllFEte4 sugar
Family Flour s. per barrel.
Clpiee Syrups 50 and Isurls per
gallon, DBL. arl.rEr
Full line of laundry and Toilet
Soaps, &c, at bottom prices.
Nice Dark Prints, ) cents per
yard. '..'-..a.' '7'
Best Prints Gandr7 cents.
l.aurei' d Muslin Gets per yard.
Good brown Muslin, yard wide,
G@ \ great reduction general
Tor goods.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
Corner Main and End Streets

I claim that cap and do handle Flour.
Groceries, Toaacos, Teas, Coileesi
soap, Nails. Dry Goods, both 'ap'e
and Fancy Notions, Baols and shoes,
Hats and Caps, Qucensware, Factory
Jeans, EIanHcis ard Yarns, and suen
other articles usually Kept in a GFst.elass
country store, on smal!sr prOf's 'lian any
oIhey house in The county. All | nk is 2
comparison of goods apd PRICES with other
houses, and feel satisfied 4 Gan guarantee a
saving Of - per cent 10 parties Masking ruT.
cliascs in my line. ,s E .
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

Elisha l.. SnoGgrGs and others. Z Il.
r- IN clIAScERY. ...-
" virtue OfG decree Of tho Circar. Court
Of Gllmer county, r?rdfgcl nj the Fail term,
Ils7s, in the above styled cause, we will,
on the first day Of the Angus, term, 1879,
Ut the County Court Of Gilmcr county, in
front OF t4s CoRrI Iloase Of said county, re.
offer to eell NJ public rgSIiGs, to the higACs!
bidder, tie tract Of I..,
100 ACRES OF LAND,
lying on The I'ackhorn Fork oflIorn Greek,
in G!lmcr county, on which there is about
sixty acres Of lmproyGd land in tOlerablc
s,aIe OF cult 'aIiop, t. frame dwelling house,
good orchard aud stable, being the same
land conveyed by John +, Smith TO Elisha
l. euodEra:s md Isaac y. Cox on illr 10th
day OF October, 1855. . -'.
TERMS OF SALE. "
Cash in hand Chousl! 10 pay cost o. suit
an,! expenses Of sale, tie residue upon II
credit Of |, G"pl3 years with interest from
late Of sale. The purchaser will be ,c.
Qmtel TO give bonds with good persona!
security, and'a lien will be retained L said
land rs further security.
LEVI JOlESON,
JOHN L. HAYS,
iu!vjlw Cu!u.Als siUnpgs.
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". G. Bennett, Commissioner,

u beHHellI COMMISSIONER
vs.
Hester VI. somerril!C, &c.
~ GlAscERy IN TIE COUNTY COURT OF LEVI;
r COUNTY. .... ...yI -r.f
In Ipr;qfnCe Of a decree cf'sail Court,
rendered in the GbOyc named c4u;a at the
December term, thereof, 1879, tie. under.
signed Commissioner will proceed at, the
front door Of the Court House. of Lewis
county, on tho im8ast mr' o. ..f.
18th day OF August, 1879, .u
to sell at public auction, 70 the highest bid
der, The ...l
BRICK STORE HOUSE
and portion Of Lot No. ., on the east side Of
Main Street, in the town Of lIes,on, lecscsd
tohe sold III said cause. ,I.-.a'5i a.r
A. TERMS OF SALE.
Sufficient cash in hand to pay tho sum oI
S57G 20, with interest ihgrcGn tom DeCc'n.
byr {, 1878, and tho cos,s of said suit, the
residue upon credit Of, and |! months,
the purchaser eising bonds braring inter
eat, iuu with Approved security. J u
% ". G. BENNETT,
julyliW 30 0f Commissioner.
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: and s cents. l'a.-". I"' ].
Fruit.6f the Loom, Bleach Nus.
lin l0cts per yard. GA ..
Good HIsqehtAInsIin, : and Sets
per yard. viz
Jeans irom,15't6 5Octs per ward.
Colorcd Shirtings from S 10 III
cents. per yanl.
Bunch Cotton 81.
Dress Goods from Is 10 25cts per
Clark's Machine Thread ) cents.
= Gingh9mi$'S and l0sty ,,rr yard
y'-pFoduce taken in exchange
.L.I. LEWIS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05


r. p:$ticntiqyc4liaati the Phil.
glelphia RFesors! h%s found out That
The proud boTsI q lInslishmcn that
The sun never sets on -ths English
Empire is equally appl!cablct6 The
United init States t$ With the purchase
Of Alaska we made CUR territory
extend through III degrees Of lon-
gitptlc. or,l7 dogres moro than half
way around the globe, sothat when
The sun is giving its goodnight
kiss to our westcrnmos. isle on the
confines gf Behring's Sea, it is III
ready flooding the IiGlds. and forests
Of Maine Will! its morning light, =.
F...." ".f.t lHfbt1 N.Hns