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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-07

1t used to be said that Mime sofa
could raise no apples, but the crop
of Winona County this year will
reach $4,000 bushels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-07
"A Corps Of
STAR PEDESTRIANS AND GYMNASTS


MADAME CARLOTTA DUNBAR, one fthe
most accomplished Equestriennes of the day.
Mrs JEANETTE ARMSTRONG, the grertest
Equestrienne in America
, MAD'LLE TILLIE NORTON-second Dsshing
Equestrienne.
ALBERT AYMAR-Lesding Jester-the beat
Clown in America
ROCKFORD BROTHERS in their Daring
Trapeze Acts.
Mr.. PHILO SATHANs in his wonderful and
daring Four Horse Act.
JERRY HOPT ER-Clown& Yankee Comedian.
Mr.. w. HAYTOR-DariDg Hurdle and Bareback
Rider.
RENOWNED ANTONIO FAMILY Charley,
Alexander Willie and George, with the old gentleman.
NICoLS ANTONIO, all Acrobats and Equestrians of
acknowledged ability
Mr. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, the most grace
full and daring Somersault Rider in the world.
MIR. ANDREW GAFFENY-Rolling Globe and
Flying Trapca Performer.
NICHOLS NORTON-the Champion Juggler of
the world
Mr.. GEORGE BATEs-the wonderful Tram
polinist
Mr. NICOLs AUTOMOBILES Colrn, acknowl-
edged to be one of the best in the arena
GEO. ROBINsON-Csnnon Ball and Light aud
Heavy Bslsncer.
MASTER Observation-Disclosures young Eques-
trian.
SIGNOR COBB
will introduce his celebrated troupe Of Trained Dogs
aud Monkeys.
THREE GOOD CLOWNS Two Trained Horses
a number of Ponies. and the lrrepressisls Mules
The Company will enter town at 10 A. ~, preceded
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-07

p@Secretary Rawlins is not ex-
pected to live.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-07

A New Jesey horse-thief has
fifty years imprisonment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-07

1t has become fashionable for
Partisan ladies to wear wigs made Of
floss silk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-07

Ees- The St. Louis Democrat coun-
sells the Southern people to turn their
thoughts from Chinese Importation
and seek to make the best of the la
Dor they now have. 1t argues that
the Northern mines, railroads and
factories will outbid them, and urges
that the South will be wise if not
building its hopes upoL Chinese la
Dor for Agricultural purposes. it looks
instead to the fullest development of
free labor, to the invention and APP
plication of machines, to the higher
cultivation of smaller estates, and
to the complete abandonment of the
feudal system and it's ideas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-07

wGold has risen to 1879.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-07

The Republican electors of the Third Assembly Dis
trlc composed Of the towns of Lancaster, Liberty
NngVle, Clifton, Lima and Ellenboro, reques ted
in convention the court house at Lancaster
on WEBNESDAK OCTOBER 9th, 1869, at O'Clock,
P. NJ, for the purpose of nominating candidate for
member Of the Assembly.
The basis of reprss antation will be the vote Of the
last Presidential election, and towns will be entitled
10 delegates follows: q
Clifton
Liberty .................- Lima .............,. 8
Wingve......... Ellenboro...................-.3
1t requested that primary meetings be held in the
several towns for the purpose of choosing delegates
Saturday, Oct. I'd, 1869, at o'clock p NJ at their
usual places Of holding elections
JOHN COVER, Chm,
TH0S WATSON,
HENRY UTT
Assembly Dist Com.
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sg~ America is estimated to contain

s0~ America is estimated to contain
over ten millions of square miles,
each mile being capable of sustaining
three hundred and fifty persons, or
four times the present population of
the earth. In view of this boundless
expanse Of territory and resources
what folly to oppose the emigration
hither Of any race or condition Of
men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-07

n@- The separation Of Church and
State is question now agitating, not
only the principal powers of Europe,
but the South American Republics as
well. Cuba has followed the exam
pie of Mexico, and recognized the
validity OF civil marriages. All the
signs of the times indicate that it will
not long till the American doctrine
on this subject shall prevail through
out Oh ristendom.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-07

Paints, Oas,3 Turpentine, BenSocl
Japan, de-, very loU at Burr's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-07
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
FOR STATE TREAsURER.


Curtis .............,............... 81
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sara paper before us states the
following to be the amounts expend>
ed on the government buildings at
Washington, and what Chicago pro-
poses to do if the Capitol is located
there:
"Ihe amount expended on the
Government buildings at Washing
ton, from the time the seat of Gov
ernment was located there to June
3O,ll86S, for public works Of every
description, including buildings and
works of art, is S37 800, 853.08. The
grounds owned by the Government
in the District of Columbia amount
to 578 acres. Chicago gives notice
that she stands ready to issue bonds
to the amount of SAC, 100000 to COM
struct Government buildings there,
in case st. Louis hesitates to come to
the scratch"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-07

sg- Washington City is suffering
from the retrenchment and honesty
of President Grants administration
1t is estimated that the population Of
the capital has been diminished 1O,-
600 young and old included) by the
departure of discharged clerks and
lobbyists whose occupation is gone.
Retail trade languishes, and collapse
among business men is portended.-
Washington people sigh for the good
old times of Democratic sway, and
many would spend their last dollar,
if they had chance, in.celebrating a
Democratic victory in Ohio, or any
where else, that would give the re-
hottest promise of a return Of their
lamented "better days" People in
general do not share in this longing q.
Cincinnati Chronicle
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-07
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The President then announced tn.
following State Committee

E. ". Reyes, of Dane, at large and Chm.
lst Cong. Dist.-F. c. WinEler. Mi wan.
kee county; Frank Leland, Walworth county.
I'd Cong. Dist.--G. W. Hazleton, Columbis
county John r. Bennett, Rock county
80 Cong. Dist.-O. B. Thomas. Crawford
county Henry Kleinpeil. Sank county.
4th Cong. Dist-James Coleman. Fon da
Lac s.s eO @ a A. Scott Sloan, Dodge county
G. H. Gle, Waushara county.
9th Cong. Dist.--G. M. Woodward. La
Crosse; H. B. Philleo, Wood county.
Col. Goodwin moved that the
thanks of the Convention be rendered
to the President and Secretaries OF
the Convention, for the manner in
which they had discharged their
duties, which was carried very
heartily.
At 2:30 A. NJ. the Convention al.
journed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-07
Third Assembly District Convention,

JOHN p. LEWIS.
Chairman County Central Com
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.AIrI.lle1.uDr rs.
.CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN LEWIS
COUNTY. w, b5t tllsa

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN LEWIS
I. COUNTY. r..4 bat ll'l-
DY VIRTUE OLA DECREE foF THE CIR.
ID cuit Court Of Lrwi,connty, West Virgin
il, pronounced III the cause OF John Brannon,
Commissioner, against D, ", Baie;, Admins
traitor, and Others, will, on the first day Of
the next tern, ofths said Court, sell, NJ public
sale ut the front dour of the Court House Of
said county, to the highcst bidder, tie follow
ing real cslate, owned BY Minter Bailey in his
The large Tavern property, known as the
aa. "BAlLEY HOUSE"
situate In the town Of Weston, IN said county,
consis, ling Of one LOT fronting 72l feet on Main
street and extending back aLoutl5O teet-alrng
Second street to Water street, on which the
said tavern house stands, consisting ofa large
THREE-STORY. BRICK FRONT,
on the. corner Of said streets, embracing thlr-
teen rooms, used as parlor, drawing room, Of
fee, md double bedrooms, large halls, 6e.,
and large back building. also Of
4ii's BRICK-rWO STORIES,
with porches; 9 bedrooms, large. d.ning.room,
kitchen, cellars. &C., and with the same will 10
sold one undivided halfpa ofaii
HALF LOT OF 56a FEET FRONT,
onAlain street; and adjoining the tavern house
lot gsv euI:apiG' ~ 'tfd
Said tavern property embrace every convcni-
.cncc, has pure water, good onthouses and
other buildings, large stable, such as are nc-
ccssary for such property! tits in all respects
eligibly located, and commands n desirable
All n,,,r h't bla 11iiItM2
,ai PROFITABLE BUSINESS.
81, 1t Is extensively known, and HIS commanded
the highest reputation as a,tirst-class Hotel.
Also. at Tie same time and place, will sell,
under sail decree, MI that tract Of land, in
said county, situate on the cast side tho
West Fork river, and on Washburnc's Run aud
Stone Lick Run, about q miles abaye the
town Of Weston, containing II
IpA4 jABOUT 219 ACRES,
'and.hatips thereon a small parcel Of cleared
land, with extensive coal veins and valuable
timber. NJ, al ,.,;,,r1,spT
Aiso another 81, tract y said .me and place,
-'ai psla or ABOUT 60, ACRES,
on tic Vest side Of the West Forl,rivcr, above
Tic mouth Of Rush Run, adjoining the landsof
r. +. Camden;an John C.Finstcr's heirs.
idilf these sales are not completed ION said day,
they willbc con tinued from day to day until
,completcd,V butD,1 yriIbg aitW
! +, y. /, s q, TERMS lOFsSALE:
b a credit fisk, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months-the purchaser giving bonds, will.
good security, bearing interest from the day OF
sale.
sdp'seuc Special Commissioner.
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.41e~f. ,.,..,,t. 7s'A Alh
9 h9tlgii21la "COSTAKS 4, ON eSi
Sat'nnsdar d Pr parat ion 8

81 80 '.lgI "A !. !. ARP N sss' non ,sir4
,.yna he AaU T. I'll NJ! q
4 e Bitter Sweet and Orange blossoms,
SD nOnebott1e s1-Thrcc for S2.oO.s,iaSg
tCostaris Rat Roach kc., Externinators. 4, -
Costar's Bed Bug Exterminators. u .'u' ?"
Costar's tohly pure) Insect Bowdcr. a79il,ii
a1iUnly infAllibic Remedies, known llyioa5
I lsils years established in New York;. .bg
$4,000 Boxes md Flasks mani iactutcd daily
~. II Beware !! ofsuprious limitations"
q SAll druggists WESTON sell thcn'
Address ''Costar," 10 Crosby St.. My
OF ,Johu +. Henry, Successor. TOY asaS .
DENNIS Barnes l. Co,2loPark Row, N. y.
Il soldliu Weston byiall Druggists " "
a.r--L.t.. Ln .uunl Nh cd Ilnrch SLY
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04

- IA .-..a+ yf4,, adj iL lIlIgI
Di2Bssr Thursday week the Mount Pisgah
Baptist Association met at Aloudt Carmel
Church, on Steer Greek in Gilmer coun.
~. ,llA great many persons weta present,
and The proceedings were !, ofmach inter-
cst. - rhirty.tl,ree churches wero, roprc.
scented. The Sabta,l, School Contention
Of tic district net attthc SAME time aud
place The church aud It's buAasss was
reported to be IN 1 prosperous condition.
The services swercN conducted By Revs.
Murray and Hardwiek. liberal contri.
bulious we're made blythe different con.
grcga!ions for the various benevolent in.
s.itutions connected with the church. II
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04

TnASks.-Tominy Muudell. of Hack
cts Creek. will accept theihadks Of this
Institution for 4 basket Of peaches, md q
WY dics ut Of apples. May you livs
longer than the century plant, thomas.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04

igiTnEoBaptist State Sabbath School Con-
vention met at Pruntyiown on Thursday
last last, aud the he General Association on the
day following, uam iag ~ 30 sal.
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.ifN1ARIeIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the s3rd
ult, at The residence Of Mr. John Fatnsworth,
by Rev john Woofter, Nj. +. Lowell to Miss
NJ "A. Stoncstteeti all Of Ciiliiisr county. y
Observation-Disclosures the 27th tilt.,
at the residence Of Mrup. Crahe, In The iowa 81
Weston, by Rev. j., .San,iiotl, Nc. NJ Barrett
toMssC. b ChyPolet hll of Lewis tr3sntrl,ii
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THE REGISTRATION,


j The bloody Ratchet, of, prescription has
been again raised in our County under
i..he pOtenti.laworkings Of -Four registration
i,laws.F Whether twill fall harmless re-
minis to bc seei. I Citizens Of more than
'Ea!f aicentury-ot blaneless live. and
,ipotlesss character char Ter been summoned
motto answer a charge, but to prove,
their innocence Of the crimes: alleged. 1 If,
/ they do not prove this negative, they ore
4 ~ p g citizens Of this s'ate-they arc
mot 20 oyote@hold Office sue for rjuss
.elaimsefor gold aud silver borrowed
mot to j teacl, SCHOOL -ao. ,cren q negro
'eholTifithey die . they are not allowed
" sSappoins the executor Of their last will!
aud Testament, NOE a. ,the guardians Of their
iusant children! aisiao2 ND t1qlg9 4" "
~ sfIigjaa illlL H9if 1910 1gIo'l s'Gl
! fiAre shescthings toabe borne in one Of
Stthc leading Coudtie. u tho State in viri.,
tue, property 1 and din intelligence NOT BY
the guilty, lbutliby those who BY them.
sclyesand their ancestors have borne the
lSS5ul!t;tliens % III, Government from the
days ofn Washington TO The presen.
l,a.I .0l So 81 bi6s sitfd 9laii
"a Tuigis ID ,t;ItoE 1liiaifs u -ap AAa
Nh Tl,ese is a sreatfyirtue in forbearanee,
i!.,t tllcrelii,di I0iin. leyoafl sAieh patient
I, ss!.!6snanee sEAsss Il be a riAuei ins Cd
% RRhs oceeaings'of the Board thisslw,eek
Il ilI5 ss gis 'si question
HONE iXNbiTNE IGHB0RHoOD
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t ,TyoB j g.4NDd CIGARS,
ALEs;I WINES, BRANDY.
"A AND s1o VII WH1s SIX ~ !.

,e-.Inl7flfIJ.I! n H....s.f N9ILII3T LvI n.
Cen tre. Street, Weston, West Virginia
4 good assortment Of Groceries always kebt
on hand. Produce bought and sold. The best
Quality q LIQUORS for sale il quantities 10 sui.
store-one door above the Bauk. M. I.,asI,
75anr27.tf 3heSiiIsa S,if 'is.' l+ii'.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04

=; BIO ApPLEs.-Wm. Bennett, Esq, Of
Walkersville has sent US some of the
finest apples We have seen this ycar-12
Of them weighing 12,pounds. Taken to-
lgethcr. they are the finest we have seen
this season. 7g'o adf 'FaI -ot9 Hial
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04

z JoHsSlE HAMILTON, fthis burg, will
draw on US for any amouut-he having
kindly remembered us with some excel.
lent fruit. ID gdo@'F "a, " loo
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a
I.xrrsn FRoM NlissouRl.- Among, tho
many families whom the proscriptivelaws
Of the State have driven to seek homes III
tie far West (from this and the neighbor.
ing counsics) We cannot recall Que where
TITS DEMocRAr Is not regular and vel
come visitor; and scarcely week passes
that we do not receive letters from some
Of them, commendatory Of ourselves and
our paper. Below we give an extract
FROM q letter from Missouri: J iaSn
LrspLEY, Mo-, Sep. 81, 1887 I
y Il 4 4 BE sure 10
send your excellent DEAocRAr regularly.
for could not well do without 1t. Any
intelligence from my native State-which,
but for the proscriptve policy Of dehla.
gognes, carpet-baggers, and miserable
scalawngs, would have been my home,
will be gladly received II is true that
we are under radical domination here !;
but schurs and bis lager.Leer disciples
are credit to your modern Solodso of
West Virginia. y y We havc
high taxes tospay here, as we'll as III Yves,
Virginia but our soil is more fertile and
labor more remunerative, and consequeht-
" we are better able to bear The burthons
imposed iupon ,is by.our radical masters.
LetTus hear atelu1 from tue tuek hehs--
the radicals, and their tawny offspring.
Vary truly, H. N. =.
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'' ,,,,.; ",,HOUsEKEEPERs! ,poJa 4
;,s "A, .HOUSEKEEPERSa
ffENN------W OiiENSs.------;;AND CHILDREN,
MEN I'VE WOMEN --.-AND CHILDREN,
b H1fi ssaRBALeREADl. 95is n9al
i!iCojling to scalds ind rbutns.pl Iai,ci
tsSoothine. 10 all painful Woundsl kc..,l

tfl.,1 SoothlDgs 10 al Palh'uilwounds! 6c.tiSi
ssHealing to all sores, ulcers, &C." isfliF,
2aes 'C0sTAR's BU cKTHO RN, sALvE ~
"a the most extraordinary salve evet Known
Its powea of soothing and healing for AL icuts,
burns bruises, sores ulcers, chapped hands and
skin, orsorc nipples for piles e., IS without
a parallel. One person says oft, 4 would not
-be-withont box in my house., iflit cost IS, %,
.ot Ihad 10 travel oil tic way 10 New YORK., for
1t. 'AN. Y. Evening News. ~ NV, ugn ON
AL Druggists in Weston sellit.s emmi
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1i0ME. iANbinNEI GHB0RHooD
Ia. 7fIrEsll sweet cider % lo Pat Gran,

EgE lFesli sweet SIder 80 10 tut crane
lido ,iisatgixp "a Srssssnlv ii Tie owner can
b.. saiha rs i.bs yallis ss a Office
'ls 6ss g. ItysLy has The thank. Of oursclf
ID and 'daf ,hc last Of
s,55;I suintlcr.'n -igr tilf ,iiHp iTh
l.ssniie i,L------h sm,, -.
% r1,,t saiMn, isenrn7 M CnAld:. sniSold gcntlet
'f'a..ea man residing on San'l Fork, in tliA
ad2h county, xas bor1in 1865. and is cousc;;
t.aen,ly 10i years I'D. He has not been
.. Weston for IS years.a1plIo is halo and
mot hearty. and last spring rode On horseback
h ,,i4arto Glcnyillc. Ills mind is us good as
Fai,ts y tyer.4 gtiG.dsa oft tl.n'e xxx. 5,5
,sslSiia S4'',}a p. h.- .-.-.ls'. ' i.s,s
,,.J,, - Do not far to have u small advertise.
,,ent by the side Of u competing one.
~ IA The Wig one cannot casit dpS.t ii io
At .,i5.aaiNvs learn that sltaJ. G.. Walker, for.
:, "a, 4;s nelly editor ii the parkcrsburs Gazette,
.otr issslas becn removed from his clcrkship in
Sha r. The Treasury Department. through TUG
al ID, malignuncy Of arthur 1. borclnau.
sR .sAis41l lS'i ia fsif2 ,a-.------A- ~ '!t
III ,Isa ,l,.5 O.G.scuoylElp, editor Of the Par.
''l'g3 iarshnr, Nm, ,,,,,r,,, tl,c foreman or.
g't sdI,n IT.. ,.n ,nnIooi,,,a,lsa ,,;.,,n, sse..
h'a sS'. sI..s.n., ,,av.n,o a. NM. a;.,r,.t
''9Sp ft;ssJ. !. stcaley. removed. ae ,,e", ",
Ya "
Pfnnii.l,rA.1iAsss, Of Chicago, has
o. "a been appointed ii Commissioned Of Deeds
- foftbe s.ste Of West virginia. no hoo hi
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Nota Jug, save hllhsell, was 10 PC heard
during his stay in the place. t7sa4'
TnAsKs,-Our heart was gladdened, q
few days ago, BY the receipt ola beauti-
fulboqust7-the presentofa friend no less
beautiful than the flowers she sent US.
Her gift was the bright oasis in the
desert Of q week !; and will ever be CRATE.
fully remembered by"Ye Local" ~ =
Rgy. ,. v. COLLINS, who has been asA
sistant pastor of, this parish for the past
year, ,wns recently appointed BY the
Right Reverend Bishop to the pastorate
of the church At Moundsyille, and last
week Ihe, departed for that place. tits
with sincere regret that we part with
Father Collins He lisa polished gentle
man. an accomplished scholar, an CT
,6cicnt PASTOR and . true friend. We
trust that be may meet, in his uewi6eld
Of labor. such success as bis many virtues
warrant us in expecting. KY 5 '' 81. t ,,'.,
,naMmL D1Ms.-1ni tile new Code Of this
State, there is : law We are, informed; in.
1rregardto Mill dams, requiring the owners
to put sluices in. them for the fish to pass
,upao,Many Of our readers are interested
lin this natter and IS tic ID. is now 10
force, trouble may be- avoided BY comply
ihg forthwith With Its conditions, /,
j 4 IS said that q cup Of coffee is . snre
barometer, if7yoa allow tho sugar 70 drop
to.thol bottom of,he cup and watch the
bubbles rise without disturbing the coffee.
1.-THE bubbles collect 10 the middle, the
weather will DO fms; if they adhere d The
cup, formiug,a ring, 1italwill BIO rainy !;
andif the bubbles separate ssithou. as.
Stunning any fixed position, chnugcablo
weather may be expected. .5ca,i ID. q ,
TnE LARGEST YEr.--We have received
an apple, raised on the farm Of VIM y; Il.
Davis, Esq, of dane; Lew, weighing @
oudceso IT. isdl4s inches in itcireumter-
eucc, and Il inches IN diameter. u 4lipo
/ VI haiIpFnh9 20 - -.--sfihN islaaln
q 'Rxv.''Jopy wooyrE:Rs,,, of The Baptist
o ,lt y, place. has been 'uuani-
m'of'u,ysl.y called, blythe members isheteof 70
take charge Of the congregation for the
ensuing year. We are gfatifed that the
churcli'has made:this selection, for Mr..
WOsfter is;an earnest and Jealous Chris!
tap and q kind genial, md truly
pleasant gentleman .isual iI;nc99a \
-.--..rsi ISL sf+-55f~|
yiaHARp TO George Edmiston, d
son Of Judge tEdmiston,l d, this place,
brOught'us i beet the other DAY, which
We consider hard Y beat II weighed
eight pounds; but the popularity about
twas lthat It was moro ofiatwin than any
beet we had ever sedn-a twin four times
Athatis, eight smaller ri, bee,s ; vers joined
,YI
together and composed one beet, while at
the same time each ,ofJlthe smaller beets
wus distinctly delineated id The mass As
thejibeet weighs eight pounds, and is
composed Of eight smaller beets, and the
Judge has eight children there would be
justa pound or aboet apiecclaalJ ~ '1a
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pERsosAL,-Pork Farnsworth, the Ra-
jah'of Buckwllcat, was in town last week.
Nota hog, save himself, was to be heard
during his stay in the place. ,7saa7
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oTufl,ag.;XarroSya 1Cs o,rI,srry EE ,.opyvpvr
IVA \, vo. rooo;,oa In .t,llo-;n. ,..,..
W us'Std.Sss.'su fi..s1'o.'o"'ns ,e''ef'
WIN request 70 puollshi y Will DC re-
mcn'bcrcd that'ga few weeks ago We no.
ticcd tic advent Of the couple in this
nIace vl;lcs 81 ltl,Gc; n!s vay Nor md ,he
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-04
ADVERTISEMENTS,
--LATEST IMPROVED BUCKEYE
CIDER MILL AND PRESS.

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The Lending and best MILL in Market
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II has the ADJUSTABLE THROAT
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AND A,,r GRINDING ROLLS vbi ,, give. !,
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sold during tho past twelve years, and
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