davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28
THE "DLDEsT INHABlrANT."
F,rz-pssoRE asb flyI.

I'VE have this week to record the death
Of the ol''e't man in this .ounty--prsba-
bly, the Oldest in the State. TO every
body Tor many A,i4es around the name Of
Robert McCray is familiar as house
hold word" Coming to this section
Qrom old yirginia) when but child, he
has seen hundreds grow up around him,
and while they have matured and crossed
that bourne whence no traveller reiarn','
he, like the sturdy oak of the forest, has
almost hidden defiance to the ruthless
and unmercifulhald of Time. No mas
now living can tell Of bis own recollection
when Mr.. McCray came here; but it is
known .hat when be first settled in what
was then West Augusta, the countrywns
one unbroksn forest, where the wild
beasts and the no less wild red maa held
almost undispated sWa5. Since 1.-THE
time when the memory of man runncth
not to the contrary" he has lived where
he died, on his farm on the Sand Fork Of
the West Folk river, in this county. His
wifi. died III 1868, at the age Of 30, hay
ing enjoyed with her spouse ssr'nty-heo
years ioi welded bliss Only think oft,
ye modern female aspirants for matrimo-
NAL honors-scscu.y-two years! We
know that Z tWo-tLirds Of tho girls of TO-
day would shuidcr at the idea of living
half that length Of time with but one
n,sn. Quite, a.lafre family had blessed
tue union ofMs. and Mrs. McCray, al
though but one son is now living in this
county, the remainder being in very COM
Portable circumstances in seine Of the
Wss,era States. q "The baby" is now
nearly 60 year, Of ago, Old Mr.: McCty
not one year ago ualks,1 from his home
on Sand Fork to this plaee-=57a distance Of
i several mnil.s4-Ssud back, IN one day, and
then spent some time in building fence
aud other work on his farm, before sun
down. To tho last iir mental faculties
remained with hin and not until few
days before his death was he compelled
to keep bis bed.s lie pa',sd away gently
-~ishout any apparent pain-more asjif
no ;v.re falling into ieep slumber than
paying the last debt due to nature. He
has always been regarded ass worthy,
substantial and honest citizen; while
the extraordinary longevity Of himself
and wife have made them tho talk Of l""all
Tue country round.'A While We cannot
but regard his demise with regret, VIC
must, recollcc. that he lived happily to q
ripe old age, having survived 30 years
more than the allotted "shres.score and
ten" The deceased departed this life or
Tuesday, the, 29qd inst lacking but q
few weeks Of being Jos years faye.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28
DIR. T. B. EDMlSTOJ.
.- CAED.
< BAlrss'. Mltls, W.FA.,l
Eth d. $50 [
CAEp..

Ep,ToRs DEMOCRAT IL WISH to bear
testimony to the abb ~ as o physician Of
your yGung rtownsman. Dr.. Kdmistop.
/ have been employing physicians for
several months past 10 attcrd my wife,
who was suffering from ntrsoas debility,
and no benefit vas derived until l called
in DR.. Edmiston., ! merely wish in This
card to do d simple act Of justice to that
gentleman, in contradicting a falschood
vhich originated on Sand York, in re-
gard to his treatment, Of another ease.
Tha. the report was false. and thu, it
was started for a malicious purpose, am
ready to certify. Further, | heartily
commend DR.. Edn'iston to any one need
ing the Services Of q physician. ',d.'
- Respectfully, CnAELss COLLINS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28
- - - - -
p BailiIl.re ,t...iS aiarActs.
.liALrIuoIE, Eel ruary =

BEEF GAIT l. Ell rice; to dpy
ranged as follows: Cd Cav and 5 Il
wsgs at 4 50a5 on; ordinary tin St :,
Oxen ind Gows at o UUab u; .air qua ry
Bseyes at L 0Oas OQ, aud the very b st
B'eyse. at = OOaS 70 p-f.lOo pounds, h.
average price bein. a'oLt 6 25 gross.
Tho markst'n,s nc I'VE both yesterday and
to-day ut au ,adrasce of % cents per lIO
pounds Sn til. latcs OF last week,
SlI EEP-i'he supply during tn
past week has been IN ex,e,s Of the d
m,na, an the market dull xes2t for geod
and prime lots. Prices to-day ranged rs
follows: 4.a74 for conn on to goo!'
and 74e pr pound gross :or GO extra
Sheep. =" -
II TOT S. The arrivals during tho pnt
week have been quito large, AID prices
barely sustained Mt the close Of the mar
ket there is slight tendency downward.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: IL 5ea
IL 25 for fair to good and Is so per 100
pounds net for extra Hogs,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28
TO " b. JODON, N. D."'
'l'D REALLY LIKE TO KNOW, rou ksow."
--- ~ WEsrox. ,Enh. d. 1870.

WEsTos,'Feb' a. 1870.
EDITOR. DsxocKAT:-ln your issue ef
the 2l,t inst. notice letter from Mr..
Ross, in which he deuie, having uny cvn-
nection with the recent en'unations of"A
Friend Of the Schools" and "A Protes-
tunt." Annexed to his letter is affidavit
Of one B. Jodon, in which that person
says shat Mr.. Ross had no knowledge of
the articles until they were published
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28
RELIGION.
IT'S NECESSITY All; epcoSr''.
Bu.u's Mus. W. VA.')

|
Feb. %, 1870.
Eo,roRs brMochAr The sefety and
happiness Of all good government amons
u,an is founded upon religion. Withput
it princes become tyrants aud the people
luwlc.s. He who opposes religion de-.
grades human reason inasmurh as he
denies any difference between Write and
vice than the apprshen,ions Of men. He
Wit reduces virtue to W ideal beauty or
on empty name is Of all others the mos.
dangerous enemy Of mankind; for hi,
heart is open to every cri,no. The gene.
ral laws OF nations and of States are too
weak restraints upon those who, in spite
Of nature itself, laugh the laws Of God
out ct doors.
tjnlcs, religion bind man In his con-
science, he viii become so far tho slav.
Of lis passion, a, to be ready to commit
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

Loutc!-A lady living in this place, on
being spoken to BY one of our busin.ls
men about going to Mr.. Ksmblo's auction
sales, remarked that chr. Ksmble pat.
ronized TnE DEMOCRAT. and as a conie-
qucncs everybody should patronize him. !"
That tho lady referred to may live
10000, 900, 100000 years is the wish Of
the unhappy cues who inditsd this 40.
cali
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

CAMEO Hon. j. NJ. Bennett, while
attending tho, Court Of Appeals, in
Wheeling, last week, val presented
With an elegant cane, by Samuel Irwin,
Esq, the s'ntlemanly Tipss,fF of that
Court The latter gentleman said be
was SO much gratifed. to see Mr.. Ben
nett again rRAcrlclsa attorney. TINT
he mast make him some presest. by
which te oon,ncmmorats bis newly re-
gained rights.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28
aTHE FREE SCHOOLS.
As si.kSo .NoTiiiSG TuE "crAMPloS'-
b. HE skuiKs TER pAoLs QUESTION.

WEsroy. W. VA, Feb Zoe.
EBlroRs DKMoerAr Sin your last is
sue notice what ptrportI to be "a re-
ply to Father Burke" signed by "B.
Jodon," NJ, d., which is remarkable only
for its insipiditS, and ths cute way ii
which itsvcids tie questions which were
propounded In the article TO which il is an
osten.ible reply. Now, Mr.. NJ. D., why
is il that You psrs.tently assert that The
Catholics are opposed to the ll:hle in the
Sehosls. when you ara we'll acquainted
With tho fact, HAT such an assertion is
fle IN fs,t. ] before stated that they
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

''NATRtSG. LIE ClatksourS COhSef-
saiire tnkcs umtrses at our accusing il
of "r..ting," and tells us Of a syposraph-
ical error in one Of our advertisements,
Now, when tho Conservative editor is
Proof Reader. General, and gets tho solary
consequent to such an Office, and then
"spots orr prsof' with such n,onstsous
error as an "E" in place of an az" We
shall feel duly humiIiated, and possibly 50
to tho "dc,il" for advice and sympathy.
Our ncighbor's u.uteness is worthy of
con,mchdation. and doubtless will meet its
proper reward at tie hands Of a discrinli.
mating public 1 in the meantime. let the
Conservative editor tell US. in bis oflioiul
capacity Of Proof-Roader. General as
aforesaid, how he manages to spell "insur-
ance" with but one an" But to return
to the "previous question" We eharged
tho Clarksbarg papers with "taltiug" in
taking advertisements below their pub
lisLed rates; and the Conservative comes
head long on the racOil system md says
the Telegraph put III the advertisement
referred TO fer SIG; and that thsy ara
"uot afraid to ,ny that 'hcy got $a5 for
the Same JOB" The Cbn,crrdttirs and
Telegraph hare botli the same scale Of
rate'-S45 per half column per year-the
space taken up by the advertisement in
question. Now il the Conservative pu. it
in for SS5 ]. is clear tina. lis editors are
Gratis, 7iand they should be. ashamed evon
if thay are no. "afraid" to own il, the
7slgralh being only lower grade Of
."rat." TnHDEsoosar got $45 for the
same advertisement, and $40 additional
IIfor local notices" itlus placing Us clear
on tue record; although We have not, like
the Conservative and Telegraph, mnde a
big blow about what We would do, and
then be the first one to ''rat." ll,rl z
- noun e.-44-- ----t------ u Ia
IEALtdious.-We understand that til.
Ilaptiu;s of tho f'ink'siCreek Church have
beet having prOtractsd meetidg during
tho past week, in charge of Rers Quseu
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

- lsnsosAL.-During the pas, week we
had tho pleasure Of call from j. j. Dun.
can, Esq, of,WcstUnion. flc looks well
Las u,ual. But Why this are thus, that
he should drop in on our rillage 80 oiteuly
and 50 frequsntly ofla.. area mystery 10
/ we'uns. WAre there no attractions about
W.st Unicsf viii The Herald answer
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

CnufngD. Granula'od and New Orleans
sugars;'withatlot Of Coffee aud fine Teas
just received aad for sale cheap BY Ed
wards. ira sgyuy
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

yGudsssnx,aER."-Thls gentle
man, who represents tho substantial firm
OF Rosclheinr& Gusgenheiuer, Wholesale
4 grocers, ,o1fParkcrsSurg will 'bo lin town
on the lO.l. proximo, to remain Z few
days ilcproniises to bring with him 4
new and varied line Of samples. We be-
speak for jake the warm reception which
Ibis genial presence .honld ensure. q }'lN-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

l'ouxr.-.Nlr. Er Ralston, while mnk.
ing the psrilous passage Of Tie Alley
Cunal2afer days ago, saw q woman sud-
denly disappear in Tie mud. With his
usual gallautry he rushed to her aid; bu.
she was too far gone. and he only cot her
waterfall. This article is now at lis
store, waiting identification, and can be
had BY auy hvurning friend of the de-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

DEA,-Nlr. William Wilfong, a well
known citizen Of this county, died at hi.
residence on the 21st inst. The deceased
had been engaged for a number of years
in toan,iug frop the railroad to this place,
md was universally respected as an hon
est and substantial citiz.ns
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

The beneficial e6sets Of Mesd
,Bittsrs can be attested BY thou
sands ,v1o hare asel item and
acknowledge .theut superior to
any thing Of the Kind ever Tutors
offered to tho pud'c.
As 4 surp cure for Diarhed,
loss Of Awetiic,' Fever anil
Ague, taoieya Ncybns, Collie.
Dyspspsid, General Debility OF
Nervous Headache, this medicine
has no equal. II Is especially
recommended to persons tratel
ing, as tending to counterfeit tho
effects Of d change Of tvater.
D. These Bitters should be found
Upon the Sde-bodR Of erc,y
family, as tvell- as tile Bar Of
every tuell.reyuldted Hotel.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

FnE.-On Wednesday last, Gre
broke out 10 the boot and shoe 1hanuiat-
tory Of Mr.p:M. i1al.. in this place. 1t
seems that q 'tove-pipe which passed
through one Of the upper rooms had be-
: cone heated, aud set Ere 10 tue floor
Fortunately, It was discorer'd before
much damage was done and thrsugh the
efforts Of our indrfatigable ..frs.eAtiu-
guisliers,"' tue building va. saved. Should
Ere gain possession Of any Of the build
ings id The vicinity Of Mr.. llsls's, II
would be goodbye Weston; and were it
hot for III. loss upon tue iudiridusls occu.
rying the property to have a genera
"burn.up,"'il would be no sin TO ri.l'
that til. Old rat traps Of houses which dis.
grace our Main Street we're numbered
with the things thit were.I ,ot~1r
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

GRAvrlsr's Finest Chewing Tobacco,
and also superior Smoking Tubucco for
sale BY Edwards
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28
,Neishborhood Correspondence

OUR READERS WILL BEARIN MIND THAT We
ARB NOT RESPONSIBLE Fer TIE OPINIONS
4 OF OUR CORRESPONDENCE = OUR COLUMNS
ARE OPEN TO ALL.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

JuDoE EpMlsroS.-A D o ddridge
county correspondent CT the Clarksburg
Conservative dominates Hon. Matthew
EdmistOn, IF this place, for Congress, and
says he would carry that county BY LOO
majority.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

Icn,-Our men Of ice were glAddsned
,ereral degrees on Tuesday last oby the
hard freezs Of that day. Ice two inches
in thickness, was not TO bs sne.zsd at ;
and the fortuna.e pOsscs,or, of ic.-hOu'c'
Immediately gathered up all the "fr0s.n
rater'' within reach. We cxpcc, this
notice to gel us frst-el.ss mint-julep
from t'hels Abe williams hsA sun.nier.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

soAr-u.sl,ing and toilat--at I'd
wards '..'''F = li'it t'.'sH
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

1ios plow' and ,rlox moulds at I'd.
wards. si-aa3.H's
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

GtRssiLLr.-He sec that Senate Bill
No. 81, incorporating The town Of Glen
vile, has just passed both bonsss Of tue
Legislature. We extend our re- ard
our congratulations 10 our sister village
Upon this evidence of her prosperity
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

Go to Edwards for your tin and queens
Il i1sitit;b ~ 4 a-Iii' N t
ware. ......La-tI vi =
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

ACCIDENT "A young man named Per.
tor Mclaughlin, living on Rush Run, In
this. County, met with, aserious accident
a few days ago. Hc was shading on the
top Of s.-aw.slack, when by some mis-.
management, he fell to the ground. his body
striking sharp piece Of wood, INJECTING .
serious flesh wound in tho side.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

: WAsn.TuDs, sasl, boards .ad bucket
at Edwards.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

Koskoo. This medicine is rapidly
gaining the confidence Ofithe people, aud
The numerous testimonials Of its virtues;
given by practitioners of medicine, leaves
no doubt that 1t il safe and reliable reni-
edy for iApuRirr or Tnn ILooB, LIVER
piiEAsn, &c. The last Meairal Jsumul
contains an article from Prof. R. s New
ton, N. D., President Of the Eclectic
Medical College, city Uf New York, sha.
speaks in high terms Of its curative prop
critics. aud gives special recommendation
Of KoskcO 10 tho practitioners Of medicine.
This IS, We believe, tho hrst instance
where such medicines lave been officially
endorsed by The great credit upon the
skill Of Dr.. lawrence. III compuundcr
and also put, "Ksskoo" in tho VAN Of all
otler4 medicines Of the present day -
NORFOLK Joariu!, Dte,n,ttr Il. f7-l.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28
BED-CopDs. whitc.wusll brushes. shoe.
brushes, brooms, &C., at Edwards.

Sc BEsSs4r 4 BlSsETr.-Wc call atter-
ton to the law card ofthi. firm, to be
found in another column Both tue gen.
tlssuea have. lived long enough in this
counsy'tO 10 toleratly well acquair ted
with most of.ur citzuns, aud therefore
We need say nothing of their aniecedcn,s.
Although they are still :::alieG,,"' not
having lived long enough under 4 radi-
cal government to Get thsir "natural.-
cation papers," yet tho bcnifcent work
ing, Of Of the machine referred to gcucr-
cusly, nagnanimously and -di,iuterestcd-
y allows then to earn their living by the
practice Of their profession. Fur ill Of
/, which, doubtless. they. feel profoundly
grateful. 'es
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

TuE PAnkEl,snrna GAZETTE - This pa
DIR COMES to sin a new dress. Wa con.
graduate Major Cooper upon this cvidcuce
cT.l.lf H .! IT ~ So ArEtNt, yI.U. I
Of liz prosperity. ,,pls g,4,.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

=. DrAp. Alr. Rhodes Ellis, Of Rush
hun, in this county, died at hisre.idenee
: few days ,go;; The deceased had boon
afflicted for some 80. Year, past with ,crof-
!. u! /! s0rss e. 'aad 1..s winter had one Of
hiss kxs 4an,pu,stsd.a ueuas a worthy
,afd'highly respected citizen. ,1dai
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

rl.u-No. l aud 2 ina.kerel in half
barrels and kits, for sale very chenp W
Edwards. 'sr6I05liil '.1H
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

II YOU wdtLD have good health,
strength. vigsr Of body and MUD, joyous,
ness by day aud sound .lcop ,by night.
taae RoskslGtu'a SroAlcH BlrrEks-.
the great Western Rsmeay. They are
MADE Of The medicinal herbs and ,pices,
on purely medicinal principles, and
never falls If having The desired effect. I,
'E"' 'f7 hs3l.A Y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

. Bvrc1En' Snop.- W. call attention to
the advertisement Of Mr.. HhclIcl, 10 be
found in srosher column. lie has re-.
ctntly opened new butcher shop, on
Msin Street. aud promists.o supply our
citizens with good nud cheap beef during
The coming year. That he may make a
fortune is our earnest prayer.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28
TIE RAILROAD.

THE. MGETISGSAT cLAKKsBURG on THE 22Ny
The meeting, which was large aud en-
thuslastic' was called to order by Judge
Harrison. General Northcott was cho-
sen President and ;Mr.iV. Chaplin Sec,
rotary. The sGject of the meeting was
stated !: BY Dr.yA. F: !, Barnes; when. on
motica, DR.. Barnes, Judge Camden. +.
N, chalfant, A. A, Lewis, Col. r. W.
Sputcs, add Squire MeWhor,er were ap-
puiatcd committee to draft resolutions,
During the absence Of the committee the
meeting was ADDRESSED, BY Mr.. Jau,ison,
ofAlsxandria. Virginia, who appeared as
the representative of the Loudcn aud
Hampshire road, or, rs it is now called,
til. Washington and Ohio road. i lie e1-
prcssetl>no douJt in t6.o world but that
their road would be completed, and MS.
sured i'r delegates from Lewis and Up
shur that those counties should have tic
advantages Of tic road. The committee
on resolutions then came IN, add submit.
ted n majority and minority report-.-,hr
former ofuhch was unanimously adopt.
ed. Mr.. I'm. ChSifant then addressed
the convention, and assured his audience
that Lewis county was awake to her inter-
tsts and submitted Tie proceedings; Of
the Board Of Supervisors in reference to
railroads Judge C,m'len and o,l,ers
followed, commencing the action Of tile
people tfI.cwis idf'thiss matter, and Free
~ ACCORDED t. to them much more zeal i ip
tbs enterprise ,hua had heretofore been
IN nnifsstcd by the people of Harrison. It
high time that they should wake up. A
convention. was called 10 meet at Clarks.
burg on tile 24tii Of March, and tn. dele.
gates FROM all tie countiic, Of the Monon.
galiela Valley ocurnes.ly requested TO
hold meetings and send delegates to this
convention. 1.-The corporate authorities Of
ttIeeity ofPi,liJurs' 1ahd the officers Of
the Mononsahela Valley Railroad, were
invited to be present. After ordering
the proceedings published in the severa'
counties, tho convention adjourned. We
shall next week. be able to lay before eur
readers afull report Of tho proceedings Of
the convention. from which it will be
seen that much good was accomplished.
a, II awakened q general intercs. on he
subject Of a local railroad.
ACCIDENT "A young man named Per.
tor Mclaughlin, living on Rush Run, In
this County, met with. asserious accidcn,
a few days ago. Hc was shading on the
top Of q s.-aw.slack. when by some mis-.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

rIoaIsr-s fresh lot js.s received At
Elwardi'. .sa. l-p7
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

"TnE j. N. CAMDEN. This i, the
naine- of a steamboat recently built d
pnrkersb1rg for The Little Kanuwiia trade
SHE will be the largest craa which has
ever made the passage Of that stream.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

slcsSxss. -Iic physicians are haviss
quite a iliSely time Just row-sicknes. re-
ing more prevalent tlaD for many months
mast. ....,, % irsfoh
VII ihG ctHtHtA ,.. ss.,t,,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

1laprar and Kentucky Blue Gras.
Seed at Eiwards'., ~ .,ua $, >, ,io,f:
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28
DAY TO DAY, UNTIL THE ENTIRE
STOCK is DISPOSED OF.

= The assortment Of Goods 10 = much
larger one than any ever brought to this
place; and as | bought low, can afford
TO let my Goods 60 At
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28
WITHOUT RESER VIZ,

tho highest bidder in ALL CASES ta>
king The article. Sale continued from
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

''s "TrASs.ArtisTTiic " rosTAoy.--Sinc.
New Years day. I'LL letters dispatched
from this couii;ry to Greet Britain and
Ireland, ifthcy Neisllundcr haitian ounce,
are charged but six esuts, or half the old
rate" nj -. lie. 600, ssri AZ
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28
= BARGAINS

Come soon, ere all my Stock has
".sons where tue ,voodbine twineth."
~. ts 2. j. KENlBLE,
Z. FOUNTAIN, Auetionser.
feb 21-2t
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

We find The above in every paper which
comes e =, this Office; aud yet, strange to
't.ll, By some culpa!bl'c neglect of dur zeal,
awasl Postmaster General. a,hs oiIicc at
this place has, NJ. yss;lsen officially
notified Of the change; and. as con's-
queucc, people s'nding letters to the old
country arc obliged to pay the old rate,
J'Rah for Grunt and 'l'olliax! l@ .,,.,,a.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

| Ir
| A=;f
| als