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New York.

New YORK, June 10.-The f~;llowing
is Prof. Morse's farewell words at the Morse
statue Inauguration, transmitted by Miss
Marriott. Prof Morse transmitting his
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G. O m m e c iaI-

J~oNEsBoRo. June Is Is-

Apples, dried u ib.:...............
Bacon, Shoulders 10, Hams aud Side,
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Pennsylvania.

CINCINNATI, June 10.-The Rabbini.
cal Conference adopted a resolution de.
claring itself permanent. All rabbis
preachers religious teachers and readers,
are eligible to membership. Drs. Lelen-
thai, Wise, Eppistin, Wecntler, S~onneheim
and Welsch were appointed a committee.
Adjourned.
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LONDON, June I0.-Paris papers con-
tinue to uphold the administration and
the policy of Theirs. and affirm that a
monarchy is a synonym for refutation.
They also appear to think a supplemental
election may change the majority in the
Assembly.
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ToRoNTo, June 10.-The Indians come
down in force and burned the Hudson Bay
Company's steamers, buildings and mate
rial, at Saskatchewan Lake. They stole
the provisions stored there. 1t is impossible
to give a reason for this sudden and terri
BILE attack.
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MONTGOMERY. june 10.-In oonse.
quence of a temporary stoppage of trains on
the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad.
the meeting of the alumni of the Univer-
sity of Alabama, at Tuscaloosa. is post
|poned until July 21st.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09
GILMER AND CALHOUN

Since our last issue uU have re.
cOiyca the following letter from Mr.
Stevenson. IN i, we read that our
former conjcciurCs wor, correct; and
that in trath Mr.. Stevenson is one Of
those for whom the Demo, ratio party
suffered ineigni,y and acorn. but fiually
triumphed and SGT him aud his com.
peers free. In return for this kind.
ness, we find that Mr. $. regard, it ns
his "righi' to attempt to Gu, tha throat
Of his beneiactOr, aud murder the
party which regained for him the priv.
lege Of citizenship. We have no more
to say. Mr.. Stevenson isUn trial Be.
fore his coantrymeu; and we sincerely
trust that they will render such a yer.
dict on election day as will forever
cOnsign him and such Us he to the
tomb u the CSpulots." So mote il
be. But here is tho letter:
GLESrliLH, September 90.
j. ". WogindiM, kY.
DEAH is:-To give you some idea
Of my position rs u candidate, allow ne
to say that | assum: the ground, tha, |
have as much right to 60 to the Con.
ren'ion froa GiImer md Calhonu, Is
any other man; provided the people
say SO. | say this yithcu. compfOmis.
ing my personsl or political integrity
10 any sense Of the I'd. As Dem.
orrat, born AL raised. lignore the
principle and personal factions at war.
fare in this aud Calhoun counties. and
shall submit my claims to that COnven.
ton which decides the issue on the 4lh
Thursday III October, at thu polls.
Like thousands Of others, | sacrifice
my all upon the "allar Of a common
cause" When the civil carnival, the
terrible throcs Of which shook the
American continent from centre to
circumference, ceased, when tho spirit
Of war, which swept over our land,
leaving in its tract q wide field Of
smoking and blackencd desolation had
passed awsy | returned to the home Of
my adoption, and when the shackles
which held me III ,hrsldOm, aud abjec.
slavery had boon removed, | assumed
to myself the common right Ofrs.prc.,
fully asking the support Of these people
whose interests in public capacity |
have advocated from boyhood
Very Respectfully, Yours &c,
W. J.. STEVENSON.
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JACKSONVILLE.

We arc rCqucttsd to announce thar
at the Democratic meeting TO be held
at Jacksonville on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18TH.
Several PrOmincu, speakers will be
present. AmOug them are
Hon. Samuel Woods, Of Barbour.
Hon, b. Jackson, Of Lewis.
George II MorriEon, Of Braxton.
Hon. NJ Edmi',On, Of Lewis.
A. A. Lewis, Esq.
John s. Hall, Esq,
It it is desired and expected that /.
largo assembly will gather to hear
from gu: distinguished stEadard.bsar.
ers.
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Don't forget to 20 to Mrs. Varney'I
and get your Millinery Goods.

TT R.ILoAD MArTER.. The Hon.
q c. S,urgiss Of Morgsntown, made
a visit to our town las. week in the in.
tsrcst Of the Northern aud Southern
West Virginia Railroad Company. Mr..
s. being public spirited gentleman.
has Voluntarily undertaken the task Of
organizing this company and We are
pleased to learn from him that he has
met With most cheering encourages
lnent. The company referred to i
authorized to construct a Ia. road
from tho Pennsylvania line, ria
MOrgantown, FaifmOnt, Clarksburg.
Weston and Charleston. TO somc point
on the Kentucky State liuo, IN the
county efWayns by the provisions u
tbi, Charter Ono Hundred Thousand
Doll,rs' Stock must be subscribed aud
Ten ThOu,and Dollars paid in before
the Company can be organized. The
Pennsylvania l,ailroad interests are
now at work, aud will Immediately
construct y Railroad from Grccnsburg
to uuiontown. looking to the cOn,truG.
ton Of a Railroad through this State
to the line indicated, to Charleston,
thus bringing tho Central Peunsylrs-
uia Road in connection with tho pro.
posed Road. It is believed the au.
thorities controlling tho Central Penn.
sylvauia Road arc anxious for aud will,
when this company is organized, IN.
dertako to build the Road to Charles.
ton; but before this can be done the
800. 900 must DO subscribed and
10000 paid ia. The subscription
eau BE- Of iaud at a fair value, or 10
money Mr. sturgiis deserves great
credit for his labOrs 10 this behalf, and
We 'hould help him with our bert ef.
fort, We understand Mr.. John Bran.
ron will take subscriptions III this
county, and We hope our people will
at oucs see that tho proposition is made
. SSccs's.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

Rs- band CONCERT by reference
to the notice in another column, it will
be seen that the Cornet Band Of this
place propose to give u Grand Concert
at the Town Hall on the l7th. The
high excellence attained by the mem
bers ofthe Band, assures this enter.
tainncnt hearty aud liberal support.
We shall notice their programme at
length next week.
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CANE MILL ACCIDENTS.
BaAxrOS, G. H., W. Va, !
Septcmber. 90. /

To The Editor VI The Democrat :
A littlo daughter of Perry Jarvis
WAS caught in tie cOgs Of Caue Mill
on yesterday, while feeding the mill.
crushing her left foreiuger to her hand.
The finger was nmpututtd by DR.. WIN.
Z. New.ou (; aud to-day the doctor was
called to ampulatc the hand Of George
". Wares little daughter, whose en-
tire hand was crushed in Cane Mill
As a great mauy people are at this
time engaged in grinding Cane, deem
it necessary to give warning voice to
be careful Of these most dangerous
Mills. The two little girls referred 10
above both reside about six miles from
Sutton. n. Is. 3.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

The following arc the lateat marks,
reports We have received:
BEEF CATTLE-Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Bes,
bccves at 4 75aj IS; generally rated
first quality at 4a4 IS; medium or
good fur quality at Q 25ai; ordinary
thin steers. Oxen and Cows at 5u3 %;
general average Of tho market to-day
4 IS. Extreme range Of prices 3a5
u. Most Of the sales were from Q IS
to 4 IS per 100 pounds. OF the ro.
ceips l46 head came from Maryland,
552 from Ohio, 1924 FROM West vir.
GINA, 1902 from Virginia, LOG from
the Distric, Of Columbia. ss from Ia.
dinna, 81 from Pennsylvania, and ll3
from Kentucky. Total receipts for the
week 42Ss head
SHEEP AND LAMBS Nc quote
fat Sheep at 4a5Sc per pound gross
Open.wsol stock Sheep arc in demand
ut2 2Ga3 per head. Lambs at 2a3 80
per head, as to size and quality.
H0GS-Tho market closed to.ia;
with fair prospects at G 2ja6 IS pei
100 pouDd' net.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

Eg OK HAxp We learn by \
n'ira'e letter that our esteemed old
ifieud, Jacob GuggenhGiuer, Of II.
&ogenhcim, wholesale liquor and 10.
lasco dealer, Of Petersburg, will b.
IN town about the 10th, and will bring
With him fall assortment. Of samples
q choice liquors, tobacco aud cigars.
Mr.. RoscuhriIu, through tue energy Of
Jake" aud fair aud honest dealing.
has built up an enormous trade in this
locality. This time. II. usual, Mr..
Guggsnheiner brings with him full
line Of tirst.class gool'. We commtnd
lim and the house he represents 10 the
hearty cors s.ncc Of our people.
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The following is li,t Of article,

The following is a list Of ,Hielci
ju,i received a, lIrinkmsu'r
Penny Fig Paste, Cream Chocolate
Drops, Cream Hearts, Jelly Cakes,
Gun, Drops, Jelly Fish, Napoleon Boz
Boss, Gum Sticks, L;COrice Cakes,
Burat Pea Nuts. Cinnamon Emperor
l.olengers. I.icuriCc Perfection, Cocoa.
nu, Strips Sugar Almonds, DCn;l al.
,nonds, Assorted Emperor Logcngcrs,
Rose Almonds, burnt Almonds, Dates
Kisses. Layer Rai.inS, Lemons, Nut
Mcg,, Peas.
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E- 0rR AdrSr IN BSLXroS. -
Our friend Mr. MARSHALL I. FRAME,
VI Sutton, has kindly consented to act
as agent for Tnr DENOcRAr in Bray
ton County. All receipts given by
him for subscriptions or advertising
drc this paper, will be held good.
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DNMoGRMV,
MONDAY. ....,.......O OCTOBER
FOR HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.

Tho friends of wlLt14x A. IAr,Os
Eso., prsSOu. him as a candidate to
represent the County Of Lewis in the
next Legislature of this State, aud
respectfully inrite all to give him
their support on the Fourth Thursday
oIOrtvbCr.
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pR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
shoeld be taken tor
disCasea Of the
Urinary orgns.
TO TuE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William II. Norton, while n.
siding in Brazil a; a Missionary, discovered
In that land o. medicines Arsmedy Tor Con-
,rYi1lox, SckoirLA, SoRE TnRoAr, CorGns,
CGLps. isrHuA, AND StEvors We ESIsa
This remedy has cur ed myself after all o'heI
medicines had failed. =,
Wishing TO benefit the suffering, ] vii
Iend III, recipe for preparing and using tlil
rdmedy 10 all who desire 1t FREE OF
CHARGE.
Please send an envelope, with your nam'
and addrcIs on II. address,
Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON,
GfG ROADWAY
oci2.iy SEN YoRK CiTY.
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Various other premiums will be Of.
Tered. for which s.s eAtalVguu.
There will be a
GRAND TOURNAMENT
on the second day of the Far, under
tho auspices af the
WESTON TOURNAMENT CLUB
Entrance Fees must be paid to She
Secretary at tho time Of entry
Its requested that owners OF aDi.
mails intcndsd for exhibition will notify
tho Corresponding Secretary at least
one week prior to the Fair.
Hay and Straw will DO furnished free
nt expense to all Stock entered for ex.
hibiliun. Grain will be furnished upon
the ground ut reasonable rates.
The Judges will attach a premium
card to all articles or animals deeHied
worthy.
Persons on Horseback not admitted.
Premium lists will SOON be pub.
lished, and eau be obtaiucd a. the Store
Of
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Remember that Edwards has the
l,rgtS, and most complete assortment Of
Groceries. Hardware, Rueea,HGrc.
Glassware, Wooden and Tinwar0, aud
,sus buyers will save both time aud
uoBsy by purchasing Of lin.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09
RALsToNs JEwELRY STORE

in Weston.
1t i, hoped tina, the effort made by
this Society to encourage aud foster
Agricultural aud Mechanical pursuits
in this section Of the State will meet
with the hearty cooperation and as.
distance Of the citizens Of this and adj,
joiuing countiss and that full sup.
ply Of articles for exhibition. aud q
large attendance Of our people will tes.
tify ihat our Farmers and Mechanics
are alive to their interests.
AZ it i, impossible TO successfully
carry on a Fair wi,hnu, the assistance
Of Ladies', Il is especially desired that
they should take deep interest iu
this matter, aud come to tho rescue Of
their Counties in all the Female De.
partmenn,
No sfFor. will be spared, upon The
part Of tho officers Of this Society. tt
make this an occasion Of interest to oil
who may attend.
Ample arrangements will be mad
for tho accommodation Of visitors from
distance
4 ". woobFoRp. President.
]. " WorrlSplS, Rec'd'g Scc'y.
W. g. lirSNETr. Corrcsp'g SeO'y.
ER. RALSroS Treasurer.
I A. EWlrsI, MsriL,l
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Edwards Ils, just received full as.
sortment Of planes, bCnch.scrcws, axes,
katchets, coffee uills, iron and steel
squares, saws. augurs, braces aud
bracelets. with full assortment Of all
kinds Of hardware
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E;5r Posi- orrcE IrE2s.--A Pest.
oficc has been established at German,
Braxten county, aud Daniel Engle up-
pviuted Postmaster. The new office
il on route No. i,"9., from GlenyillS
10 llr1Itou G. II.
Job Alli,on has been appointed
POSTMASTER at ToWu,cni's Mills, Gil
mer county, rice - declined.
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E5' 0YE day last week a horse be-
longing TO Mr.. a. Williams fell through
the Town Run Bridge, near this place.
Fortunately the horse escaped with but
Sigh, injuries.
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II you want nice bottle of perfume, II
fragrant cake Of Ioap, nice quality Of pa
per, good pen-knilr, pOekCt.boOk, tooth
brush, or anything else 10 the notion or fan
ey goods line, 90 10 DrutI.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

Window gla.., all sizes, putty, lin cans, J
lirsr'L oil, white lead phi, 'hrIslts, cvlots
in oil, Varnislts Of nll EuiI iire.proOi
paint, sand.papr, Ac.. Arpt constantly Un
band aal 70. sale cheap by 4. " ueLi.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

s. B. hoar and A W McClary are
the Democratic candidates in Berkeley
for Convention, aud y. C.NadcuboucL
for House Of Delegates.
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State Of West Tirginia:
Al Rul.I held in tie Clerks Office Of he
Circuit Cour. Of Lewis county, on The hrst
Monday in October, 1911.
George j d,noli,
70. Phtiioa
Peter MASele. I'm. Ia Chanetry
Mi nele. DC.
TINE PETITION ~ THIS CAUSE Al.
i l,grsthnt there Ia subject TO the order Of
the Court fund bring the surplus, after pty.
ing the purchase money due George ]. Arm
cid, arising from sale under deere. OF this
Cour in the case of George ]. Arnold against
JGuieI and Peter ucAnelC, of 100 acres Of
land on Three Lick Run of Oil Greek, In
Lewis county. West Virginia, sold by said
Arnold ~ James and Peter MeAnelC, half Of
which surplus belongs 10 Peter NcAncle ;
and that there Is dLe said Arnoldfrom Will
lam McAnele and Peter ilcAnele q debt for
balance Of purchase money for 10 acres of
land said Three Lick Run, sold by said
Arnold tu VIM. anu Peter McAnelr. Afttr up.
plying the proceeds OF The sale Of said l2l
Scrcs under decree oil this Court In the case
Of said Arnold against VIM. and Peter
NrAnsle. for which surplus said Arnold ha,
obtained decree and sued out execution.
The object Of this petition Is 10 obtain a
decree allowing said Arnold the half Of aid
surplus belonging to Peter NcAnel., Arising
from said 100 acres, 10 10 pplied 10 the debt
due from WIN. and Peter NrAnele, for said
1873 acres, and for costs
And Il appearing by affidavit, fled thai
Peter McAnrle Is moi a resident VI the STATE
Of West Virginia, and he not appearing. 4
Is ordered that he do appear here within on,
mouth after the date Of the frat publication
Of this order aud "U what is necessary to RIO
isct his interest in this suit.
| A Cony---Teste:
J0ilS C. JACKSON, Clerk.
o. ARNOLD, p. q. aug9.it
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CONCERT AND FESTIVAL,

TNlFR WESTON CoRNET BAND. AS
sisted By Prof. W II. Stoy and full
Corps VI Performers, will give II
CONCERT 2
on Tuesday evening,
OCTOBER 18TH. 1871,
In the Town Hall Of Weston.
ADHESION FIFTY CENTS
TICKETS FOR SALS..ssLT TnE sToRrs
They will also hold q
FESTIVAL
during the evenings Of the Fair OF the Lewis
County Agricullurlland Mechanical Society
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
G. j. Arnold, !
"a In ChdHcery.
Jeremiah j. Edmong
.TTSDER A'pECREE MADE N THIS
cause at the last March term Of the cir
cut court OF Lewis county, We will sell, at
public auction TO the highest bidder, r, the
trout door OF the court house OF said co unity
on the first day of,hs mex, November term
Of said Court, q tract Of
lSl ACRES OF LAND,
10 Lewis county, on the left hand fork q
Cap Run, a branch ofthe Hei; Fork River,
the same land sold By George !. Arnold to
jeremiah J. Edmons.
ISRMS--A credit Of c, Il, and 10
months, the purehaSer 10 give bonds with
security, nE5 lien retained on the land for
tie purchase money.
WV. r. ARNOLD,
HENRY BRASSOS,
auE9.ii COMMISSIONERS.
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Rrcollect that Mis-. V4rnCy sell,
Millinery Good, from Is to 20 per
cen, l,si than Guy other hSus, in town
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TAX NOTICE,
T WILL BE At fREEHASSBuRG OK
the 18th; SnidSr Stand, on Lcadin &
Creek, on the | 9Th, Jane Lew 18th and 2ith,
bailey House, in lIcIton, on the 2ilh, and
the lin Shop, 10 Weston, on the 2sth OF No.
vembsr, 1871, for the purpose Of receiving
taxes due from persons residing or paying
taxes In Wiley Township aud Jane Lew
Township. Aud ! will make
discount Of two and n half per scntum TO
all such persons as shall pay all tkcit taxes
on or be'arc The lit day Of Deccnscr, ISL,
and not othtFwisc
a. ". woOpPoRD,
October ., 1911. shs,ig
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

JAMES MoRRow' ESQ his Withdrawn
from the editorial chair Of the Fair.
mont Litrraiia.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

SY- Sow Mr.. George Simpson
has sold his property in Sming,oUn to
tlr. T. VI. Chaliapt.
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Don't forget to examine Edwards
new stock 0ftiu aud glassware.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

Toilet and us,hins roar to be had at
Elrard.'.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

Fresh canned peaches, cove oysters,
scotch herring, crackers ani ,oii shell
Anoul', Just receiySda at EduarI.'.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

HIthipiat. al all Others having uIe for
sIirs article, Of LubricGtinS Oil, eau ob,Aiu
ihs .ams by calling At \. u. pCntI Drug
slVre. Warranted entirely free fSm sand
IlI ether Impurities only IS sCu:' pes gal
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09

We sec thHt the Pt. Pleasant Rty.
is'sr has come to true principles, and
sticks the Democratic ticket at the head
Of its column.
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PROCLAMATIOE n.
by THE GOVERNOR.


WHEREAS, /, appears from the ecrIif,
w Gates returned by the Commissioners
IupeFiptcnding the taking oftrv polls At the
Court Houses Of tie several counter, with
the exception Of the counties Of Wyoming
aud Mcdowell, from which no returns have
been received, that At the election held on
the fourth Thursday Of August, 1871, for
the purpose Of taking the sense Vi the people
Of the Ststc on The question Ofcalling aCUn.
yention 10 alter the Constitution Of this
State, there were for n CVnrtniiOn, thirty
thousand two hundred and twenty votes
given, and against Convention, twenty
srcn thou SAND six hundred and thirty eight
votes Ir..giVrn:
Now, therefore, I, JonS J. JACOB, Governor
Of the State Of We.t Virginia, do declare,
iha, at the election held IS afortIaid, MS.
Oriiy the rotcs cast were in favor Of a
Convention;
Aud lido hereby require the supervisors
and Inspectors ofclc, ii0n ofthe several CUuu'
ties OF this Strtc, to cause polls 10 be Opsu-
ed and held, at every phce Of vnilrg In their
respective counties, on the fourth Thursday
" October reIl, for the election Of delegates
to said Convention, according TO the RppOT-
tionm,ntand districts prescribed By law, 40
follows:
Each county and Delegate District, as
may lie prescribed by law At the time of hold.
ing said slection, shall elect the same number
Of delegates, respectively, RI they may be en-
titled TO elect rs delegates to the House lot
Delegates, and zach Senatorial District, rs
may be prescribed by law At the time o
hnI linz q al eI,,,;,n, III UI.., ,,.,a 1t.
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s.oTi-s, eiEartr tobacco and snuff
Itriukmans.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-09
Err RALsTON,

Or Of the Corresponding Secretary.
The books Of the Society for the sale
Of Stock arc still open, at
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THE


| THE
LEWIS COUNTY AGRICUL.
TURAL AND MECHAN.
ICAL SOCIETY.
Will hold its FRS. Annual
FAIR {!
|WESTON,W.VA.
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY aud
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER is, 10, and 70.
CowNctvtloMoNG Msot We
StWte at Aavge.
PREMIUMS will b. offered upon
AGR CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
TOOLS.
MACHINERY,
IRON AND TIN WARE.
CARRIAGES,
WAGONS. &c"
NOODENWARE,
ohm iN ;,,,,,;,,,,
, o, MIL INV anu
MISCELLANEOUS
MECiiAN,Cah rnopoOio'
VEGETABLES. BUTTER,
CHEESE. HONEY,
BREAD. &C.,
PhESEkSEs; ma.
CANNED FhplIo
PlCkLES, DC
FINE AKlS.
FLo WEks.
ORNAMENTED SHE'LL AND
NEEDLE.WORk.
FACTORY GOODS.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES
SWINE
POULTRY,
FINE WOOL SHEEP,
MIDDLE WOOL SHEEP.
LONG wool. SHEEP,
FAT SHEEP,
AYRSHIRE CATTLE,
ALDEENEl CATTLE,
| DEVON CATTLE.
DURHAM CATTLE,
NATIVE CATILE,
WORK OXEN AND STEERS.
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
WIN. MOSLEY
w Would respectfully inform the eiti.
tvns Of Weston and vicinity ,hsth has Just
opened a'plsndid Assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS.
GROCERIES. &c.
Which h. onerJ a; Lowest Prices. Having
purchased for CASH, can afford TO tell
lower than those who buy ION Tine"
GIVE THE NEW STORE 4 TRIAL.
fS-S,ore in tho "Nloxlcy IIou'c"
Building. .g1
sep ?5-ly wM. M0XLEY.
To Naihan Rrhard,m and Virginia
Richardson, his rite, aud William
Nytts. children and heirs a! idle Of
Jumss .Nylr,. deceased.
You will take notice that I will petition
the Circuit Court OF Randolph county, at It's
term which commences on the5th day OfSo
yrmhtr, 1871, to make an order and decree
directing the amount due me from You for
the amount over paid you by me as Re-.
csircr Of said Court, in The case Of William
Mace, guardian. against you as heirs Of
James Myles, deceased, for the sum ul
s. $50 and 81 cents.
You will please appear and do villa: you
ma. think tIpedient in said cause.
stp!sit JACOB ". MARCllALL.