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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-09-20
For Bargains Clothing underline Demo-

The Weston g. ClarhSbltTe
Railroad Company 7ciU is
sue round trip tickets to
The Harrison County Fair
on The Esd, 24M and 2Jh
of September. The train
will Ienre TFcston ut s IL.
IT,, ant1 returning, 1carc
Um'hSb1t1:6 at ) o'clock p.
". Round trip tickets
from Urcston 81 25; from
Jane Lc1r 81.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-09-20

RAILROAD NnrEs.-Ilugrll is
making rapid progress with the
railroad bridge over the West
Fork.
The grading from the Temporary
depot to the permanent depot is
hring done by the force under the
charge of Mcdonald.
The mail between Clarishurg
and Weston is now carried on the
cars. The stage no longer runs
between Weston and ClarkShurg.
The Railroad is now carrying
passengers, freight, express and
mail matter. It is expected To
make two trips Il day To Clark$-
burg after MrXt week.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-09-20

The star Clothing lIoN c keeps
the latest out" in clothing and
rcnts furnishing GOODS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-09-20

FRENCH HAYS sold "Doswcll"
yesterday TO Il gentleman named
Duffy, and We understand he will
he taken to Pennsylvania.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-09-20

lIoRsE TRADING, one of the in
tcrcsting and amusing features OF
our Fairs, was well sustained at
the recent exhibition.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-09-20

TIE LEWIS COUNTY FAIR was
largely attended on the 2nd and
3rtl days.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-09-20

MArEIMoNY is looking up. Fiji
ty-onc permits have been granted
to contracting parties.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-09-20

Ar the election held on the 3rl
day Of the Fair for the election Of
seven Directors for tie Lewis Coun-
ty Agricultural and Mechanical
Society, the following gentlemen
u.,rn SrlrGfn1.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-09-20

CoES is very scarce here just
now; in fact, it can't be had at
any price.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-09-20

Roltn1 trip tickets on the
WeStonS Clm'hSbtl1'G Rail-
rood during the Harrison
County Fair only 81 rs
from WcStoN and 81 from,
Jane Leu. This is q good
opportunity for all to get q
ride on the nelr road at re-
ducetl rates.
JurER Bros. now sport Il hand
some new sign.
The receipts Of the Fair WAS
about $l,7OO.
"TnEY SAY six weddings vii!
he celebrated in our town during
the coming fall and winter.
-Ss-ss.-----
ForyD-A Masonic pin, which
the owner can have by calling at
this Office and paying for this no.
ticc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-31
The chanrea in the sehool Law.

County examinations are TO be held at
the close Of each institute, and certificates
otthres grades only. and good for one year,
arc 10 be granted to ali who pass a salts.
factory examination.
No appropriation for Normal schools
was made for the future.
School books are 10 be sold TO pupils or
their parents at the wholesale price now
charged to dealers, and the price Is to be
printed on each book. A penalty Is i'm.
posed for charging more than the lawful
price, which Is also to be posted In school
houses. '
The enumeration Of youth Is to be male
by the teachers prior to April (lSs0) 10
each year, and will be In two classes, viz;
personsof ages between six and sixteen
and sixteen and twenty.one, instead OIL
one class rs at present.
Institutes are TO be held Ia each county
In July and August, lasting five days, al
which County Superintendent are ex
peCted to be present, but the institute will
be conducted by an experienced teacher
who is to be appointed by the State Super
intendent, at an expense not exceeding
$25 90. tns,i
County Superintendent do not have L
visit schools, and their pay Is graded &C
cording 10 the number Of schools in thu
county-dfty schools or less $50, and &
on up to Sl25, the maximum salary, TO b.
paid half yearly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-31
Tho Iron and Nall Market.


llthOuTSh MAnuiAeturcf,
We have no improvement 10 report in
the iron trade with respect to prices, and
but little, il any, with respect to volume.
Manufacturers OF finished iron have with.
in tho last few months cheered and stilIen.
ed the backbones Of their brethren in tho
East, and consequently neither the finish.
ed nor the raw iron market is so buovant
here as there. Add TO this tho fact that
the price OF pudding hero is Sl.6O n ton
moro than in the East, and that the rollers
and heaters are paid q great deal more,
and sill DO seen that our manufacturers
have difficulties to contend with that
those in the East know. nothing OF. Asan
example, we have II on pretty good
authority that 1t costs about 81 more 10
make ton Of nails here than in the East,
Trade Is a little better in nails; it could
scarcely be otherwise at this season OF the
year; nevertheless, It Is far from being
what manufacturers would like TO see H.
Itisto DO hoped that as the season al.
vanees trade will continue 10 Improve
Stocks aie doubtless comparatively small
as mills-hereabouts, at least-haye moi
been run except when necessary. We
repeat former quotations. So 10 per keS. 90
days, or 9 per cent less for cash, In lois
less than 200 kegs, and in lots OF 200 kegs
anu over = %, same terms
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On our Most Distant Frontier.

As in our busiest and most populous cities Of
the seabOard and interior, Hostetter's Stomach
Ditters Is prC.eminently popular. Wherever
civilization plants Its foot or this continent
thither the great tonic soon finds It's way.
Nor Is this surprising, for II is the medicine Of
oil others best adapted 10 the wants Of the
Western cmigrant, be he miner or agricul.
tnrist. II Is IN incompatible remedy for the
diseases to which he Is most subject, aud which
are liable to be brought on by o change Of eli.
mate, hardship, exposure, nnaccuStoined air
and dict, and nliasmatlc atmosphere and wa.
ter. Among these are disorders Of tho stom.
aCh aud bowels rheumatic ailments, and
malarious tevcrS, for oil Of which Hostetter's
DlttCs Is a certain specific A course Of the
DlttGrs before departing for the new field OF
labor, or on arriving, will have the effect Of
preventing the evils for which II Is such q
signal remedy. MwTGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-31

The Next Democratic state Convention.
We understand that the next Democra.
tic State Convention is TO assemble at Mar
tinsburg. 1t is the best place We know Of.
barbour Je6aSonian.
We arc always prepared to give cor.
dial and hospitable reception to any body
OF our fellow.citizens who will honor us
with their presence. We have an ample
hall on the fair grounds, within our city,
capable OF accommodating a thousand del
egates should they attend. We have a
number of best hotels in the country,
houses Of public entertainment that can.
not be surpassed anywhere. We have
many citizens who arc always ready 10
open their hospitablc doors te visiting
strangers. Come on, gentlemen, we live
in rich and productive country, and
MOrtinsburg will show you(fhatif sheis
not the Capital OF your State, She can, at
least, dispense q hospitality worthy OF n
Capital.-lfaHinSbug Independent.
We think that it would be well to give
NTartinsburg a trial after the scene that
occurred at Charleston in 1875. There is
malign influence that apparently gets
control Of the Democracy at Charleston,
and inasmuch rs the next platform is to
drop the soft money foolishness, and be
framed with view Of harmonizing with
the nomination Of Tilden, it is important
that the convention meet at pace not
so ABSOLUTELY given up 10 whisky and
greenback lunacy as Charleston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-31


PRIoR to the receipt Of the letter and the
poetry from the editor of the okalona,
Miss, States, published in Saturdays IL.
rELLIGgSCER, We had been inclined to on.
terrain some doubts of the gcnuinencss Of
the following editorial from late issue Of
his paper, which has been going the
rounds Of the National press. Now, how.
ever, we have no doubt ,oiIit whatever.
We suppose TINT Il Is taken word Of for word
from his columns. II is certainly not so
Infamous as the poetry and not any worse
than the letter. lie takes for his text tho
following remark Of the Washington Re.
publican:
After struggle Of eighteen years In war and polI.
tics me Coneder1ey has at last captured the Capitol
"Yes; thank God! We have captured
the capitol, and in 1880 our man will walk
up the White House steps and lake lis
seat in the Presidential chair.
"Thcn will our glorious triumph be com.
plete.
"Then will We proceed 10 tear your
amendments from the Constitution and
trample them in the miro.
"ThOn will we break the shackles Won
have forged for the Free, Sovereign, and
independently Commonwealth Of the
Union.
"Then will We recognize the right Of
seccssion-a right that is not dead but
sleeping.
"Then will we decorate the Capitol with
the pictures OF Davis, and Lee, and Stuart.
and all the glorious leaders Of a Cause that
is not lost, but living still.
Yes, than K God, We haze captured the
Capitol, and from that coigne OF vantage
We propose to rule Republic in a way
that will make your Radical law and
your Radical leaders forever odious in
America"
The Louisville COwir1IOarnal, in speak.
ing Of the okalona paper, says that It re.
presents Southern Democratic sentiments
Just about as accurately as tho Philadel.
phia Pres and New York Tribune repre.
sent Northern Republican sentiment.
This is very vital admission. We are
under the impression that the Tribune and
Pres arc keeping step to tho Republican
music OF the present period with great
success. Its, therefore, in the light OF
Mr. Watterson's statement, interesting to
know that the latest yawp Of the okalona
editor is as follows:
Thurman has >noycr indorsed The
amendments. Thissisy the biggest and
brightest jewel in his Senatorial crown.
"Let the Federal Brigadiers take back
seats in the work OF restoration. The Re.
public has no further use for the Lincoln
hirelings. '''',R /
tBy the way, Yankees, don't It make
You feel queer to think that we've defeat.
Cd you fellows after all, and captured the
Capitol3" 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-31

W Va. HosrtrAL FoR I'M lNlytl
WESTON, ". Va, FebFuaTy q IN
Sealed proposals will be received Il his ~, I
dressed 70 the Secretary Of The Board q DirS,1ss
a Weston, ": Va, up TO April p lsT9, Al StIEfl
r., and viii be opened publicly Al 10 0'slo,k ~
For the stone Work,
For the Brick Work,
For the Carpenter Work,
For the Plistering Work,
For the Roofing Work,
And for the Painting aud Glazing Woik,
necessary for the construction Of the nett ,.dI,t
the Hospital which Is 10 cUrTrsIend to dnlipe
hon already built-eTcrpt some miner ehIuFp,-,Si
will Be Of cut stone; the building beinE Iliy5S
long, 20 feet Wide, and three and four nh, m
ThU walls will DO about two leet thick, About m IA
Of which will be Of SOle, aud backel win bnti -
loot In thickness.
Bids will be received Sepanicly for The rtns, WI
complete In the walls; tho bIck work uuRlr,f AN
wallis the carpenter work complete; The plaS1fS
eompletei the roohng, tpIuLlng aud valley saI a..
plete; and Tor the palnting aud glazing eOmptt u
contractor, 10 each case, furnishing everything hHs
AIRY 10 complete bis contract.
The material used must be Of the hest uRIltT q
"a 70 be subject 70 tho Inspection Of the BulinIst
perintendent before being put 10 the building
The contractor Tor the stone work Is 10 eOhntaa
bis work on or before the 2yth day d APr, lSl II
complete the same on or before the iH day Il lss.
Der, 1879. The contractor for the brick Iort IbA
ready 10 commence laying brick 10 the walls % Y r
fore the 18th day Of June, 1872, and eullpel "
same against the lst day Of december, lsiS n
contractor for the carpenter work Il 10 ierp Ttlv
with the stone aud brick work and Is TO 6hih Albf
tract within one munth sitter the pllslefEf hhhA u
contract. The contractor for painting lnd EGdH
will keep bis work we'll up after the rITpente In26
10 hnish the same within Onn mouth alter The sEPs
ter finishes his contract The cOntHrtOF fH nnelfh
10 commence bis work on or before the 1T diJ Ht<
cember, 1879, and complete the ume n Oon u P1h
ticable thereafter. The contractor iOr pl,Ithbg
10 begin his work by the lBt day Of AIhl, l91, III
finish the same by the lst day u July lOlloElpE
Contractors will DO paid gu monthly stl1ttA
made out By the Superintendent on uEk nj -
teriAl, reserIing Is per cent on zach estimate Ela
the whole Of each contract Is completed.
An proposals shall DO accompanied BY red a
sufficient 6Ond aud security, conditioned lorOFdIlgS
law, TO b approved BY The Boar Of Hrerton i1h
faithful Performance Of ths conditions o. b, ~
tract bid for. The penalty Of ssid b0nd IhIl RiHE
least one-halt Of the aggregate amount Of The sott1a
bid for.
The Board Of Director reserve the right 10 nd
al bids and proceed TO re-leI the COaIrSst 4 ~
IrletS.
Plans and specifications ean be sen 9Th, Nd
Virginia Hospital for the Insane, ii Weston, % u
after the 10Th Of March, 1917.
IA. LEWIS,
". Z. LIVELY, SEI. gelL
fe2S En- RALSIOS,
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GEORGIA farmers have bought $4,000 Ion

GEORGIA farmers have bought $4,000 tons
OF guano this season, worth s3,5OO,OOO
altogether. 1t was the real stuff, too, for
it was inspected by the agricultural bu.
reau ut fifty cents ton, netting the de.
partment SiO,0OO-more than enough to
pay its running expenses. The Atlanta
COaaitutiOn points to this great outlay for
fertilizers as sample Of the wastefulness
of Georgia farming. Most Of the money
paid for them goes outot the State, and it
is said that much o! it might be saved, ii
manure and compost heaps were as care.
fully husbandcd and increased as they are
on New England farms. ,s+l
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EsnaL aGnaasex.
-. =. 3
TN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
L COUNTY.
John W. BCltz and John Fladins,
partners In trade under the
firm name Of Beltx& 10 aHsumpsit With
FlAdlng. attachment

Petro utscheF.
Tie this suit 10 70 recover from the deiend
ant tZ79 l6oVtdenced by prOmSsory note Of the said
o. July 1873, with interest said sum from the 18th
Gay Of November 1873, until paid, and the costs Of
THIS suit and i appearing from 40 affidavit ded In
this State and the defendant not having been SeTTed
with copy Of the order Of attaehmAnt or with pro.
sesi 10 this suit and Il further appearing that Peter
smith, garnilhee, was indebted 70 the defendant In
tue sum Of so 30 when summoned In this case Il Il
ordered By the court that said defendant DO and Is
CURED 70 appear within four weeks alter the date Of
me hrst publication Of this order and do what Is
necessary % protect his Interests heTOtn and that this
order Be published and posted q required By Law.
}, Z. RoeERS, Attorney for complainant.
mhl0h Teste: GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-31

Russia gives up Aighanistan to the Eng.
fish without reservation. So General
Kaufman tells tho Herald correspondent
at Tashkend. lie considers tho ultimate
success of Great Britain in that quarter rs
only question Of time and money,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-31
MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1879.

Irisproper that We should say that the
Col. Harper referred to in our columns the
other day as one Of the editors Of tho Okla
Iona, Miss, ISatel, Is not Geo, ". Harper,
formerly Of this city, whom some people
have COMPOUNDED with the okalona man.
Tho latter is editor Of the Kinds County,
Miss, Ga.dis, a very different and much
more rational paner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-31

By the typographical survey Of West
Virginia, now being made by the engineers
at work on the new national atlas, We
notice the.following schedule OF attitudes
above tide water taken fundamentally by
said engineers:
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DIED.

rEPPERS.-On Saturday morning, March %, 1879,
at 1850 o'clock, GEORGE II. PEFFERs, In the SOIL
year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence No. al Market
street, on Tues lay morni1g at 10 o'clock. Friends are
respectfully invited also bis steamboat friends In
terment al Greenwood Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-31

TmE freight and passenger tolls on the
Washington and Wayncsburg railroad are
to be raised In order to make the road self.
sustaining, which It is not now.
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bOAhD Of COMMISSIONER tlHtol,,
.. WHEELING, Nara Il, li3l
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RI ~
~ CEINED At this Office until APRIL a ~, 10
the masonry Apd suPentrueture Of i've "A ~.
Y e p eieeted o'eI short Greek, IN this sOaiiJ ~
"MASONki" to b. Of SecOnd-ClVI Ia sd.
tneslari VIII contain about $50 cubic ylFd, |, ~
"SUPERsTRuCTuRE" to lie Of vood u 4
SPAN II leet clear Width will cun ala SIogIt n
board Measure q White Oak Lumber, lnd Is -
Of wrought iron bulls. plates dc, for s1Tb ~
"BlDS' must be BY the CUBIC YARDioF NJ,
and for Foundation Excavation; aud 6y H. ~ ~
measure, i0T. lumber, and BY The pound IN M /, /.
measured In the completed W0fE. ''- "a
PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS may b M M,
any or all bids. '-' vi Wa
". C. SNIrII, Chief Engineer, '''h'1' 10 -
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TnE Barbour Jtgaanian tDem.) says
that Col Dan johnson is a demagoguC Of
the first water. This is really moro than
we would like 10 say against Col. Dan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-31

A FARMER residing near Mt. Pleasant,
jefferson county, o., informs US that the
people inthe southern end Of the county
will vote heavily against the proposed tax
for pixies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-31

TmE B. go. Railroad Company arc now
giving employment to about 800 men or
full time in their shops at this point. =
Piedmont Pdper. -...r...
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CONDENSED NEws-For all diseases arts.
ing from disordered stomach take Diner
RakocZy Bitter Water. A wine.glassiul a
dose. For sale by all DIR iggists,
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v,..,.,. 80 In cAaneery.
By Virtue Of decree Of the Municipal Court Of
wheeling entered In the above entitled cause on the
lyth day o. February, 1877 the undeugned appoint
81 special commissioner for the purpose, will At the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL,
A. =. 1872, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, cell At
public auction th0tolloWing described that
y 70 Bay; Lot numbered nine IN square Numbered ten
commonly called RItchetoWn, but now called South
Wheeling, 10 Ohio county, State Of West Virginia.
TERhs or SALE.-0ne.t fourth and 90 much more rs
the purchaser may elect cash In hand on the day Of
the balance In three equal installmenS At four
eight and twelve months respectively from day Of
ale the purchaser 70 give notes bearing interest," with
good ptrsenll security for the deferred PAYMENT the
utie to be retained until payment y made ~ inll
W. J. W. C0WDEN,
Special Commissioner.
W. H. HALLEn, Aueilonter. mhlS-s
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1sHssal Nrtsse.,
TAX NOTICE.

give notice that all taxes must \, ,,u .,.,
further delay or will proceed to soTn IN ,a.
msnt BY law. The shehnS OtiCe viii /. ~. ~
sSslOck ?. N. until April 18th. VIZ u
mhl0 GEO. H. TINGLE Sor
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

"Iriadelphla Accommodation. This train only runs
between Wheeling and Tr.adelphIA
tDaily except SundAy-NeEark Accommodation,
tSteubenvile Accommodations train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Bel!are, stopping when required al
sherman House, EtnaTilleI West Wheeling and
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Wr,auteea' Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE.

H1RIfCTEEiC gATE
y "a HH'
o. ,.I,,,s ...n.. :, r., ....,. h. S.nt, Z
N1ue o. ETo peeIa OF lTusl nane " o1s y
isoSkNeil aha L y. h9csNeil, htr hu'nlaIl ~ ~.
y, p ny " ucG Nay ~ $50 Iea ~, \
BE ~, 80 o Pise W tnT .9l " sS.S Il
iotu; leI2' LeSoluea IN NJ " ~" y
~ i 81 W IGe9t H =. Unin Ill., sI " az
unlB6IH ~ ~ WI ~ ~ Tue "ou' u"'' VI 'A'
n STIiS 81 vnlo cga9 Sa nav nr APRIL IN
commencing 4 10 O'Clock a. " The ioloHins d 81
sS PIUP !Sc saIi Ilee tS, a. !I ,bs MI
ESa1eenth sTset os1Wren JI TS Ina I'M s.
W. su aIIP part Vi 'ne Guy VI ""ee'"S '-
" TSssn ,,,m 1900. .,,. .,,h ,i,I, nj
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Amssansa Sales.
pUBLIo SALE


pUBLIo SALE
OF a nice little Farm and Coal Land on CaldwSll's
Run. will onert for tale a. the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, W. Va, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 27TH, 1870,
Commencing at 10 o'clock \ ", my farm containing
u acres more or les, two miles up CaldWelg Run.
The improvements eonkigt Of god Houle o. four
rooms and cellar and peW barn, SO feet long By 20 let
vide aud all necessary outbulldlngS In good order
good Orchard Of 100 apple trees 500 eurrAnts and 10
lerel In grapes In hnS order and all other kinds Of
truit, will also sell my Coal land containing u
Acres moreor le1s separate, or Farm and Goal Land
both together, which ever may suit the best
Terms made known on day Of sale.
J.B. MONTGOMERY,
On the premises, or
The above sale g adjourned until SATURDAY,
APRIL Sth, at 10 o'clock A. n. At the same place. 10
tront Of tho Court House. ,,o,,-oo,,,,v
J c. HEayET, AuetIonssT. nh2s
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Gas.ss SaIes.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

st1ie Of West virginia, City Of wheeling ., In the
Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
| Helenn Knit
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