davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
IT IS A Valuable Remedy,

SOUTH BOSTON, Feb. F, 1870. MR. STEVENS:
 Dear Sir-I have taken sew eral bottles Of your Vegetine, and am convinced lt Is a valuable remedy for Dyspep- sia, Kidney Complaint, and general debility Of ths sys- tenn.
 I can heartily recommend it 10 all suffering from the above complaints.
 Yours respectfully. MRS. MONROE PARKER,
 S Atens Street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
GIVES Health, Strength and Appetite.

My daughter has received great benefit from the use of Vegetine. Her declining health was a source Of great anxiety tO all her friends. A few bottles Of Vegetine re. stored her health, strength and appetite.
 N. H. TILDEN. Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 49 Sears Building Boston, Mass.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
The Corral is Large
J. B. Collins.
 Dea.er In General Merchandise.

CAMP THOMAS, AT. Has now on hand a complete Stock of Goods such as a-e required bv farm-
 CTS, miners and travellers. For sale at Lowest Marker Prices. Branch Business at san Carlos. The many settlers along the Gila above and below Camp Thomas W q find it to their adyadtage to trade with
 J. B. COLLINS. Feb l6 3m
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
CANNOT BE E x FL D.


 CHARI.EsTowN, MASS. IT. R. STEVENS:
 Dear Sir-This is to certify that I have used yOdr "BloOd Preparation" in my family for several years, and think that for Scrofula and Canker. ous Hum0rs or Rheumatic Affections, it cannot be ex- celled; and, as a blood puri. fer or spIing medicine, it is the best thing l have ever used, and 1 have used almost everything. lean cheerfully recommend it 10 any one in need of such a medicine.
 Yours respectfully,
 MRS. 4. A. DIN NSMORE,
 No. l9, Russel Street.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
For Sale.

I OTIS 6, :. 10 AND II. IN BLOCK S4. L with Improvements. consisting Of Dwelling House Of Six Rooms, Double Hall and Kitchen. Also Barn. Store and Hen House, and good Well Of water.
 For terms apply t0 JAS. II. POOLE. March l4. dyw32- ty
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
French Politics.

NfSSS"
 PARIS, March 17.-It is believed that NJ. Washington cannot possibly retain the premiership. Fournier is men, toned as his successor, but the opin- ion gains ground that no one but Gam betta can hold the position firmly.
 LONDON, March 17.-At Belfast to-. day, the police were stoned while en- deavoring to prevent a procession of lEternatiOnalists from entering pro- hibiied district.
 congress-House-RandaH Elected
 Speaker.
 WASHINGTON, March 1S.-There was great crowd present at the Capitol to day to witness the opening and or ganiZation of the extra session of the Forty-sixih Congress. The only Re publican member of the House absent was Hon. \. B. James, of New York. Samuel J. Randall, of Pennsylvania, was chosen Speaker on the first ballot, receiving IA votes. Garfield received 125 votes; Wright 13, and Kelley l.
 Senate Committees.
 WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Soon after the Senate was called 10 order a recess was taken, and upon re-assembling, al motion to adjourn prevailed. The Democratic Senators in caucus this forenoon adopted the report of the committee 10 arrange the Democratic ] personnel of the regular Senate con- mittees, as follows: Flnance-Bayard, chairman; Wallace, Herman, Voorhees, and Beck. Appropriations-Davis, of West Virginia, chairman; Witherell, | Beck, Wallace and Eaton Foreign Relations-Eaton, chairman; Johnson, Morgan, Hill and Peadleton. Com merce -Gordon, chairman; Ransom and Hereford. Judiciary-Thurman, chairman, Mcdonald, Bayard, Gar land, Lamar and Dav.s, of Illinois. The other chairmanships are distrib- uted as follows: Privileges and Elec- tions, Salisbury; Military Affairs, Me PhersOn; Post-Offices and Post Roads, MaXey; Public Lands, Mcdonald; h. dian Affairs, Coke; Pensions, Wither- ell; Claims, Cockrell; Manufactures, Grover; Agriculture, Johnston; Dis trict of Columbia, Harris; Pat enis, Herman; Public Buildings and Grounds, Jones, of Florida Territories, Garland; Railroads, Ransom; Mines and Mining, Hereford; Revision of the Laws, Wallace; Education and La Dor, Bailey; Civil Service and Re trenchment, Whyte; Library, Voor- hees; Contingent Expenses, Hill;I Rules, Morgan; Enrolled Bills, Vance.
 Davis, of Illinois, was also provided for, by the majority, in the same man. ' her as If he were in full party fellow , ship with them, by placing him on the Committees on Revision of Laws, Pri- vate Land Claims, and the Census.
 General Sherman Dead
 NEWPORT, R. L, March 1S.-Major General T. w. Sherman died this after noon. l1
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
Excellent Hay and Grain Al
 ways on Hand.

Fine Turnouts, single and double. Sad dle Horses for hire by the day or hour. Attentive and experienced hostlers In at tendance. S2tf
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
Moving Upon the Enemy.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.-Orders have been received from Washington for the |. s. corvette Alaska, which arrived at this port a few days ago from Panama to sail at once for Sitka- She is now taking in stores, and will leave as soon as that is done.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
Deqth of Another OMcer.

FOBT LARAMIE, ". T., March 1S.- Captain Avery B. Cain, Brevet Major, Commanding Company D, Fourth In. fantry, at this pos, died suddenly to. day, of cerebral apoplexy.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
THE CITIZEN.
TELEGRANS.
Senate Sbarks.

NEW YORK, March I4.-The Tri bune receives its Washington specia thus: It has been discovered that there is an old rule of the United States Senate, adopted in 1854, forbid ding removals of subordinate employ ees without the approval of the Pres ident; and this rule is still in force The Democrats therefore will have t0 make a fight if they are going 10 turn out all the old and faithful servants of that body, to put in new and inexperi- enced men. There is already an army of applicants for Senate places in Washington.
 Still Harpi1g-RandGH Ready.
 WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Dem ocrats in the House intend to get up a new agitation about the Presidential title.
 Important Army Order to be Issued.
 WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Sec retary of War has decided 10 retire all the officers who have been reported for retirement from the Army by ex- boards, and to fill the vacan- cies, both staff and line, by promotion, without waiting for the further action If Congress. The Judge Advocate General has decided that this course will be legal
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
Of the Rail

NEW ORLEANS, March 1G.-A sleep. CT on the New Orleans, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad was thrown from the track by broken rail this morn Ing, near Abbeville, Mss. Several passengers were badly bruised Sen ator K.ilogg received severe cuts on the forehead.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
The Sutro Tunnel and tie Mines.

SAN FRANCIsCo, March 1S.-An agreement between Suro and the min ing companies was definitely settled to-day. The papers are now Tn the hands of the printer and will be rati- fled as soon as received from him.
 In consequence of the settlement of the Sutro tunnel controversy, it is re- ported that three shifts of four hun dred men each will be put to work digging the subdrains; also, that work will shortly be commenced on the lateral drifts which are designed to connect the tunnel with the more dis tant mines north and south. The ar ticles of agreement will not be made public until formally ratified by all the contracting parties, but it is un- derstood that they vary but slightly from the previously reported terms of compromise.
 Silver King, $S.25. Tip Top, SO.65.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
African Explorer Dead.

LONDON, March 18.-The Belgian explorer Wanthier has died of dysen- tery, after penetrating into Central Africa.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
8oyton for Aew Orleans.

CINCINNATI, March 1S.-Capt. Paul Boyton recommended his floating ex. petition to New Orleans this morning
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
News from Ulysses.

CALCUTTA, March 1S.-Ex-President Grant and party left this city yesterday for llangoon and Singapore.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
France Getting out ot De6t.

PARIS, March iS.-The French Min ister of Finance yesterday repaid to the bank of France. sixty-five millions of francs, being the last installment remaining unpaid of the milliard bor- rowed from the Bank, by the Govern ment, during the Franco Prussian war.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
Silver King, $S5O; Tip Top, SO65
 Chelmsford to Stay ID Africa.

LONDON, March 16.-In the House of Commons last night an exciting scene occurred, in consequence of the announcement by Sir Staff I'd North cote, that the Government did no. in tenc to remove Lord Chelmsford from h:s command in south Africa.
Arizona citizen., 1879-03-21
WhItaker on Deck.

WASHINGTON, March I7.-Congress- man Whitaker, of Oregon, arrived here at 10 o'clock this morning, hay ing made the fastest time on record between San Francisco and Washing ton. He kept his special train all the way 10 Omaha; then look another spe cial train at Council BluiFs, whence he went 10 Chicago, five hundred miles in twelve hours and half.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-04-26
iii,

Or, ell npprenant le miraculeux
salut Oh Fheureuse chance lu czar,
les sOuverains sc sont hates den.
voyer par telegraphe leurs telicita.
tons Il lcmpcreur dc toutes les Rus
Sizes.
Et ces souverains. vous.: le savez,
les principaux au moins. sont Hayes,
le Sultan, Guillaume, Humbert, Al
phonse, Victoria ct le Pape.
Tn simple prince n'cnvoie pas de
biographies 4 un puissant cmpc-
reur. Ce serait une indiscrctiun ct
unc indelicatesse. Pour se compli.
menter ct sc fulicitcr il faut Gtre
freres ct sHurs.
Mails he vous ttonncz point qu'on
mctte Hayes il III ttte dies souverai-
ms. Hayes est le president dune
grande republique ct le premier
lllagistrat dune grande nation.
Celia vault bien une couronne sou
vent dangeureuse, toujours tres
lourde. Et puis lempressemcnt lie
Hayes s'expli9ue par les wives sym
pathies qui existent entire 10 peuple
anlericain, qui est librc, ct IL peu-
russo, qui lie Test pas. Ces deux
peuples s'aiment. Celia peut sap.
peller famour dies dcuX extremes.
lie Sultan, lui, qui Went de ven
dire sa vaissclle plate ct SD batterie
lie serail, etant pauvrc, ct parceque
In Russie la vuine, u ccrtaincment
tait preuve de beaux sentiments
chretiens Ell fclicitant sou heureux
ct son glorieux vainqueur. lie Sui
tau Il lc cGur bien place. Car III
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-04-26
gRlxrsMps.

Lc printcmps jcune ct rose,
lie printcmps est venu,
Chassant l'hiver morOse
Comme un We'll inconnu.
TT &C prin.emps superbc,
De feuillcs cOuronne,
Foulant les tapis d'hcrbe,
Est heureux d'ttre nc.
@S
II est cclui qmi SEINE
Dcs flcurs ct qui SQUIRT;
II est cclui Gu'on aimc
Et c0ui qui fieunt.
En- avril, chaque' 'ann6r,
Quand il rcvicnt joyeux,
La nature ctonnee
Ouvrc ses dcux grands ycux.
Ellie C1,rOuve i sa vuo
Un saint tressaillement,
Cctte joie itnprcvue
Que yevtlc un amant.
CONNIE une tiancec,
En- lc voyant vainqucur,
Ellie sent sa pcnSec
Kemuer dams son cHur.
1T puis, 4 son sourire
S'enlardissant, ellie y
lie chant d'amour, le rire
TT son alleluia.
Ellie lui dit: .Jc t'aime!
II )ui rGpond Vra'ment!
TT c'est III beau poame
Qui finit tendrcmcnt.
Car lis sont atlmirablcs
De grace ct de beaute,
Ou plut6t adorables
Eu lcur nalveLc.
Et'si jcunes!-,Car ellie
No meurt nj n'cnlaidit,
La Nature Gternelle,
Mais toujours rcsplendit.
Car le Printcmps lui-mtme,
Qui SO cache en- hiver,
Craignant le giyre blGme,
En- avril lcvient vert.
Et In Nature aimee,
Au regard eclatant,
.Joycusc ct parfumee,
lie sAl,.e en- chantant.
Quels chan is, quclle harmonic
1t quels tressai!leinents!
Quelle fute benie,
1T qucls ravissements!
Tout est beau, tout est tendre,
Tout est dtlicieux,
Et vous pouvez cntendre
LamOur chanter aux cieux.
I'arbre est plcin dc murmurcs,
De soupirs, de PRISONS,
Et ses verteS ramureS
S'cmbaument dc chansons.
Lc moqueur, joyeux drole
TT maestro charmant,
Y tient le premier role
Et chante GlOQuemment.
II y dome Ia note
Au papc, all cardinal,
A lHvtque, i Nonotte,
Puts some IL final.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-04-26

sIssie ne Pa guere m6nag6 dams
temps, ct 81 pEurope
eeut permis, IL car aurait devor6
eonstantinople ct Ii Tur.
qiie t6uteentiere. On pretend me.
,iekaqlne' des causes de IL misan.
3lj ljbfie dn czar est de n'avoir pas
Gf planter la.croixs grecque sur Ia
hgsqp6e: de Saints- Sophie. Mais
hit 0ublier ct pardonner les In.
saSg aSSglns qu'on q recues de ses ennemis.
Guillaume, dc son cote, peut bien
s doit feliciter. Les deux llommes
4 saat voisins, cousins, frereset empe-
ie'enrsA, II y q parente ct solidari.
s9de nIouronr',s entire eux. La
eA sNa~s..h jstirait rien de bon
h.Quillau,ne, yous
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-04-26
PRN DEs ANNoNcEs:

PRlx DEs ANN0NcEs:
l carr4 de 10 ligncs, on moins, pre-.
miere insertion. 81 90.
PAR carr6 dc cllaqae publication sub
Les communicates dc nature pcrsonnclle
ct lie. avis ranntc sc reglcront Dc gro a
gr6 avcc rtditeur.
AGENTS DU LOUISIANAiS,
Nouvelle- Orl6ans:-A. G. Romain, ,Tclon-
ritoulas ST., M. Is.
St.-Jacqncs, St.-Jcan-Baptiste, Ihrrvillc,
Assumption ct Asccnsion:-Just Comes,
Donallsonvilic.
Lafayette, takapas:-Edonard Z. Mon.
ton.
N"nvellr rlberic:-Charlcs ClerA
Observation-Disclosures Fcitcl.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-02
ZHEDEMOCRAT
SaTURDA p. A1teuSt g
Fatal Afccidcnt.

An accident OF the most dis
trcssing kind occurred on Thurs
day last on the farm of Harry
Stout in the lower end of Peasants
county. Newton Reed, son OF
Moran Reed, in this county, and q
man named VIM. johnson, recently
from Harrison county, were en-
gagged in cleaning out well for
Mr.. Stout. They had been down
in tho well the day before
md experienced but little trouble,
but on tho day named johnson do
pcsndod into tho we'll, but as soon
as he reachcd tho bottom, begged
to DO drawn up Immediately, as
no was poisoned with gas; Reed at
onco lowered tho tub and johnson
got In, but had been drawn up
only a fow feet when he was so
overcome that he fell from the tub
to tho bottom. Reed, with q cour-
ngo rarely ever exhibited, immeli-
ntloly slid down on the rope, tied
1t around Johnson and called to
tho two women, for thoro were no
mon present, to ralsc the tub,
which thoy did and Johnson was
taken out moro dead than alive,
Reed only lived to call out onco to
bc,drawn up and then became help
loss, Tho alarm vas given, but
when assistance came and u burn:
ing candle was lowered, it was
suddenly oxtinguishcd by the foul
air that death was certain to be
fatc of any one who vcntured down,
Doctor Stecre was sent for, the well
us far as possible exhausted of gus
and tho body Of young Reed re-
covered, Life however, was OK.
tinct and of course all efforts ia
revive him failed, Ho was buried
from his fathers residence on Fri
day last. Newton was q lind
hearted, industrious young man
of22 years, and highly esteemed
wherever known; his sudden death
il n terrible stroke to his relatives
and many frionds.-Sate Journal.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-02
UTliianl -ilicns Domestic Life.

to the public career Of William
Allen and altogether ignored his
domestic relations. Yet nothing
in his whole life shows him in a
more beautiful light. At the time
he was a candidate for Congress he
was q suitor for the hand of the
daughter of General Macarthur, who
was his political opponent, and,
wo believe, engaged to be married
to her. Perhaps not engaged,
through, as she afterwards married
Colonel Coons, Of Louisiana. Col
onel Coons, however, soon died,
and in tho course Of time Allen
renewed his suit and was accepted,
During his second term in the
Senate tho wedding day was ap-
pointed and everything made ready
for tho marriage, Just about this
time the Texas annexation ques.
ton came up, and ho wrote to his
aflianced, who was at that time
living at Cincinnati, asking her to
postpone the ceremony until that
question was decided. To this she
consented and the nuptials were
celebrated rs soon afterwards as
no could leave, lie took his bride
back with him to Washington, and
for nearly two years life was TIC
him but . long summers day OF
happiness, Never was husband
loved more faithfully or trustingly
than he by her; never wife moro
tonderly and atlectionately than
she by him. In January, 1877, his
wife died, leaving an infant child,
the daughter who has since grown
up to be the head of his household
and Of her husbands, At the time
of his wife's death there were nc
railroads connecting. tho Capital
with the west. The fond husband
would not think for 4 moment oil
consigning the remains :of the ono
he loved and held most dear to
grave amid strangers, and so he de-
cided to transport them to Chilli.
Gothic for burial. So he procured
the services Of an undertaken and
started with them, 10 riding behind
on horseback. When night would
Iovcrtake them they would stop al
the nearest hotel, and no would
have the coffin taken from the
hearsc and horne to his own apart
mcnt, where he kept watch over it
until morning came and time 10
start again. More than week
elapsed in this mournful trip; yet
! at no moment during that time was
his mournful gaze taken away from
the last remains Of her whom he
loved SO dearly in life nn.l could
scarce part with in death. After
ker burial he returned to Washing
ton and finished his term Of Office,
and then he bctook himself with
his child to the homo where he 70,
so long led Il life of retirement
among his books und the study Of
science and philosophy. -Cincin'
natl Enquirer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-02
Highway Robbery
rARKERsBuRG, July %.

Last night Mr.. John buckley
was STONED back of Bclloyillc. on
Jcrry's Run, by several mon, who
shot him in tho side and robbed
him oftwo mules, and left Buckley
lying in tho road. As soon as no
recovered strength he alarmed u
noighboring farmer, and immediate
pursuit WIS made. The thieves
wcrc tracked in the direction of
Belloyillc, whore it is supnoscd
they crossed tho Ohio. Several
parties arc still in pursuit. Mr..
Buokloy's wound ia said to he pain.
full, hut not necessarily serious. ,
A runner for Messrs. Woodward
4 Ollmcr gives the following de.
tails of an outrageous highway
robhcrv.
A gentleman named Zinn, who Is
said To be n resident of Harrison
conntv WAS on Hughes river en-
gagged in buyine cattle, for which
burmese no carried Il considerable
sum Of monoy Whilo ridinr uui-
ctly along tho :main road no was
at unon nv two mon who fircd'un.
on him before utterine 4 word. the
first shot striking Mr.. linn in the
right sido pockct, tho bullet ponc-
trxtinr his package of monoy,
which, no Doubt, saved his life, ms
the bullet failod to nonc,rato his
body further than crcatinu a slight
flesh wound. Two moro SLOTS were
fired nj him. both striking him in
the logs, irlllictinr serious wounds,
linn fell, and rs no fell was
,,ounced upon by tho hirhwavmen,
who snatchod mt his pocket.book,
from which II considerable sum of
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-02
JUDICIAL SALE,
GcorgOk Cox, administrator Of John 7.
Smith, deceased,

GcorsOK Cox, administrator Of John 7.
Smith, deceased,
Elisha L. Saoigsas1 and others.
N CuASCEAY.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Gilmcr county, rendered NJ the Fall term,
1878, in tho uLove 81, led cause, VIC will,
on tue first day Of the August tenn, 1879,
uf tho County Court Of Gilner county, in
iron, Of tho Cuus, Housc ol said co unity, re-
oller 10 sell Il, public auction, TO the highes.
bidder, the lr,.ct Of
100 ACRES OF LAND,
lying on the Buekhorn Fork Of Horn Creek,
in GilmeF county, on which there 10 about
sixty ucrcs OF improved land In n tUlcrsblc
state Of cult ra,iuu, frame dwelling house,
good orchard and stable, being thu sumo
laud conveyed by John /. Smith 10 Elisha
l. Snodgrass and Isaac n. Coz ou the Goth
day oil October, 1853.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash in hand enough to ply Coz, Of sui,
and expenses Of rale, tho ,csiduS upon a
credit OIL, ?and 3 yca.s, with interest from
date Of sale. The purchaser will lie re
CURED to give bonds with good personal
security, and lien will be retained on said
land Us further security.
LEVI JOllsON,
JOHN L. HAYS,
julyjiw Co mmissiUncrs.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-02

AlDotroit tailor was the other
day measuring a lathy-legged
young man from the clover dis
tricts for 4 pair of pantaloons, and
getting down OH the chaps feet the
tailor inquired;
"Will you have spring-bottoms,
sir?"
"Wall," replied tho stranger, af.
ter 4 moment of anxious thought,
it's purity late in the year for
spring-bottoms, and as I alters like
to 10 u lcetlc ahead Of lilo season,
guess you may put on fall bottoms
and clinch 'em extra for winter y
Detroit Free Pre.s.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-02
NNGN1, MoVNcEs.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State of West Virginia:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office ofthc
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on the first
Monday in July, lsTo
c. l.. Lightburn, plaintiff,
vs.,
+. u. Chalfaat md others, defendants.
IN caAycERv.
The otec, Of this suit is to specifically cx-
ecu.e an agrocmCa; Of exchange, made on
tho ll,h dry of April, 1879, between +. NJ.
Chalant and G. L. Ligh,bura, whereby
Chalfaa. exchanged with, and unto tue
plaintiff, and agreed to convey 10 tho plain
riiI certain proper ty, conveyed to Chal-
FAINT by William II. Aspinall aud wife, and
George Al. Rohrhoush and wifp, by deed
dated the 18th day Of May, 1877. recorded
in the Clerks Office of'the County Court Of
Lewis county, in Deed Book No. Q, page 50,
consisting Of piece Of land, with o brick
store house thereon, on tue cast side OF
Main Street, in the town Of Weston, county
Of Lewis, West Virginia, and anotGer piece
oigrpnnd Immediately in its rear, both de-
scribcd in said Decd aud whereby said
Lightburn, on lis part, exchanged with and
unto the said Chaliaui, and agreed to con-
rcy to said Cbalfant, ouc-hali Of tho "Lisht-
burn Nil Property" situate at the mouth
Of Broad Run, Oh Tho Hest Fork River, in
the county Of Lewis, State Of West Virginia.
The said property In the town of Weston
was conveyed BY said Chaliaut to ". G.
Bennett, Trustee, by decd Of trust dated on
the Goth day of April, 1870, recorded In the
same elerk'a Office, in Deed Book No. 10,
Page Ill.
And one OF the objects Of said suit, is 10
declare said property on Mum Street, in
IIes,on, no; suhjcc, 10 said decd oftrus',
and 70 set aside said deed of trust rs 10 1t,
and TO recover said property from said
Claltant and ". G. Bennett, trustee, by
compelling from them the execution Of II
deed therefor 10 the plaintiff. And IT this
relief sh ould not be eeerced, then, n, any
rate, 10 sell MI tho rest OF tho property con.
voycd in said deed Of ,rus. to satisfy tho
debts therein, before subicc,ing the said
property VIII ieh saii Chalfan, agreed 10 OK.
change to said plaintiff, situate on the east
side Of Main Street, in the town Of Weston,
and then to obtain conveyance therefor
trem said Chalfant and said Trustee to the
laiutiE, and 10 set inside and disallow II
debt 10 DR.. William VI. Dent OF So. 500, pro-
yidoG for in said deed oftrust
And i. appearing by affidavit filed that
Henry Moalc, WI. Armstrong, J. Z. Chad-
wick md ]. +. sisourney, partners in the
name Of Moalc, Armstrong & Co., T. w.
johnson, RM Sutton aud J L h Crabb
partners IN the nsme Of lohnaon, Sutton l.
Co, Samuel Bcrgap, Y a Willard and Il G
Miller, partners In the name OF Samuel Bsyn,i
& Co, William Candy, BERNARD Gipin anl
iTP l.anslon, partners in the MANS o.
Caaby, Gilpin & Co, Willlam riekcrTgill,
lr, and Calvin Chestnut arc uou-sesidCnts OF
this State, and thOy no, appearing, it is
ordered that they do appear ut the
clerks Office Of sail roug,,a, rules to be held
therein Ga III. first Monday in August ueSt
md DO what is necessary to psvicrt !aci: in.
tcrcstI IN this suit
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-08-02

One of tho young city ladies who
has lately returned homo from
abroad, after finishing hor cduca.
ton French, Of course, included, J
WIS at 4 railway station, tho other
day, seeing her governor of on a
pleasure tour, and as the train was
leaving the station, called out, as a
final adieu! "Reserroir, papa, rcser-
voir ~