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OBITUARY.

DIED-On Barbecue Run, Braxton county,
April IL, 1871, MRs. MILE a. MYERS, aged
about 80 years. =.
This Sister embraced religion in early life,
Joined the United Brethren Church, andlired
a consistent member thereof until the day oil
her death. She possessed move than ordinary
intellect and an amiablc disposition. Her
christian virtues aud graces were consider
ably above mediocrity, and she was a
bright aud shining light in the community
where she resided. The deceased was very
affectionate and ooedient daughter, devoted
wife, an unusually fond mother, and avery
kind and obliging neighbor. She grapp!ed
with unexpected death bravely and with
christian fortitude, until she gained most
signal and glorious victory, and died hap
py and triumphant death. She leaves hus-
band, Eve children and many other rela-
tiyes 10 mourn over her early death. Ipray
that the good Father may comfort and sus-
tain them all, and bring them 10 meet her in
Heaven. E.. II. C.
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BRAXTON COUNTY ITEMS.

Our Circuit Court meets to-day.
Judge Irvine arrived yesterday. hay-
ing stopped over night with PADDY"
Berry, We have no doubt that tii.
was one of the most interesting meet
inss Of any two individuals ever held
IN this county. We surmise as they
approached each other, that those large
tears began to fall and as they clasped
each other by the hand, and embraced
:: each other with a loving aud sweet kiss,
their feelings must have overcome them,
and doubtless they could have been
heard agonizing for some distance, and
the night must have been passed in
tears and sobbing. The effects Of this
memorable meeting are visible yet on
our veteran Judge. All this trouble
and ve1ation of spirit is caused by the
repeal OF the Registration law, and tho
tatterlng prospects of the Convention
In this section.
Among the distinguished lawyer
here are Hon. G. D. Camden, Of
Clarksburg, Hon. j. NJ. Bennett, G.
j.; Arnold and Henry Brannon, Of
Weston.
The weather continues dry, and I'M
less SIS we get rain in few days, crops
will be a failure in this county. *
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s- MoKE DssTRucrroS.-Not sat-
isfed with tearing down the wall Gu
closing the Jail-Yard, we notice that
the Supervisors are at it on tho fence
in front of the Court House-haviug
torn away the steps-fastened up the
entrance to the Jail and made new
gates in front Of the Court House. All
these things are Of little import, mas
much as the stamps" come out Of the
peoples pockets.
As an evidence of the truth OF our
article oflast week, we mention the fact
that but night or two age, some per
son on tho outside handed to Dir.
Mounts, very insane prisoner, a wag-
on spoke. The reader may imagine the
FIX" Of the Tailor when his prisoner
made a, him the following morning
with it.
For further information We refer the
reader to Communication in another
column, headed The Board Of Sup
eryisors.'
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TT susDAY School CONTENTION
The Bread Run Baptist Sunday School
Convention met at the Freaman's Greek
Church on Wednesday, May Slst'
About 20 Schools were represented !;
and the utmost harmony prevailed
during the entire session. Able ad-
dresses were delivered by Revs. Lang
ford. Farrow, Powell, Lightburn,
Kemper, Queen and Clarke, upon
subjects pertaining to Sabbath School !.
interests. Upon the election n. Of {, 0tf,cers
for the ensuing year, L. ". :, Holden l.
", was chosen President. F, NJ. Chalfant
yics President, G. B. Adams, Secre-
,,ry, and J. A. ]. Lightburn, Treas IS,
urcr, The next annual meeting Will
be- held With the Indian Creek Church,
in Richie county, The singing at The
Convention was the best we ever heard
!" Ibis country. More perfect har-
mony in song could hardly be attained;
and and he efforts of the Freenan's Greek Greek
Choir, aided by their rivals Of Centre
Branch, added very much :, to the sue
r,ss Of the Convention. The proven
bal hospitality of the Freeman'S preeK
people D.r, Is was fully illustrated; 1t was I'M
possible to do more to add to the CON- N.
fors Of their guests. Never were people Ss
better treated: and the recollection j., o.
M, Jss'' kindness of our friends in that
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FROM UPSHUR.
PEck's Run, W. Va, June

Packs Run, W. Va, June 8.
HMe Editor Of The Democrat:
In some portions of this county there
has been very little rain for sometime
but the growing crops, with the excep.-
ton of oats, promise to yield a bounti-
fnl harvest. The fruit crops have been
mostly destroyed by late frOsts. i,
As yet, there is not much political
excitement for the coming election on
the Convention question. 1t seems to
be a one. sided affair.
Dr.. Joseph Evans, AN Indian is
creating considerable excitement among
the sick folks of this and adjoining
counties, and be is receiving an exten-
sive practice. His principal practice
and skill seems to be in surgery; and
many and wonderful are the operations
that be D erforms. A young lady came
10 him who had not walked without
crut.hes for three years, and in less
Than two days saw her walk two
hundred yards without crutch or cane;
A Mr.. L. H. Queen was cut open and
nm nicer taken from his liver, which
seemed to give him relief, and he has
ronO home we'll. A number Of other
T1emnrkable cures are performed, such
as club feet. rheumatism, cancers, &C.
Ts has located at Psck's Run, where
he eIpects to remain for Ioms time.
Yours, &c, NJ
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E A. VI. WooDFoRD, We desire
to direct the st,eation of our readers to
the advertisement Of this gentleman.
He is agent for the Home Insurance
Company, Of Columbus, 0hio-a COM
pauy which has complied with the re-
quirenents Of the Insurance Law Ofthis
State. The Colonel has done a good
business since taking the agency
larger, We presume, than any agent
ever did in this town in the same length
Of time. The subject OF insurance is
one of interest to all; and those &C.
quaintcd with Mr.. Woodford will know
that any company represented by him is
sound.
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ENN DNMOGRMY

Tb Sg EoGnTH OF July Frs7IvI
to u So catholics 81 of Weston have deeiJ.5
NJ a0' a. a Festival a. the Grove ''4 gu
NJ otF I.i AcGary's farm, on the O Tar, on
Of JuIy, for the purpose se ' of r raiain
,iHas to repair their Church, and ,5s
.".L.. leading to it. Tho pro1 'ao
af,o uV tue met on Monday last, and
nisr s1ecilng an organization, a anu
{sa 1t Committee Of Arranrene ap,
s sSI .a' town, and also committees I to
cO.s,I donations in the country, which h
''T nm &c will be duly notified. 'D
will iI L. Declaration Of Independence
WILD viii be read. aud speech for l the oc
c cas 0en will !, be delivered. The ser vi
S Ses OF the. the Weston COrnet Band ' have
Dinner and refreshmept, VII, /.
served on the grounds. Furtb.r ~. W
time. HOu"cea In duo
eb Inc dangerous condition of the
. : 5, in order to insure the sofs.
!. .y Of those who attend it, and under rr
sn''e circumstances, the committee
appeals with full confidence -
e''us public b for liberal support. S'D
! rHG o. = a. EDWARDS, pres't,
F. F; F t,9 Secretary,
A. F. WuALES, Treasurer.
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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

To The Editor Of The Democrat:
l wan. you or some of your readers
to answer me the following questions
l. If the Supervisors have power to
tear down any part of the Jail, have
they not also authority to tear down the
Court House?
.. Is the public property Of the
county rested in the Board Of Super
visors?
3. Who invented Supervisors?
4. Where were they invented ?
s. What crime have we committed
in West Virginia that We should be
punished by having such nuisance in
hicted upon US? INQUIRER.
I'VE propose to let some of our read
ers answer.-ED. DEMOCRAT.
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gCoYcEEr AND SrppEs III.
ladies adj, Of the Episcopal Church will nj
hold Festival at the Court House to.
morrow Tuesday evening, the pr 70
ceeds to be devoted to repairing the
parsonage. 1t is hoped that the en-.
t Z will prove success, for
the !! ladies are sparing no effort to make
It agreeable to those who attend
Some of our finest singers will take a
part IN the exercises. The matter of
ice'cream and other refreshments will
receive proper attention. We trust
the effort will m'e. with tina, large
'h'r OF patronage which it really de-.
serves.
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H- TALL WuEAr.-Squire " oOfter
on Tuesday last showed us some stalks
of weavel-proof wheat. measuring 5
feet 10 inches high-the heads being
6 inches in length. This wheat is
about ready to cut, and is very thick
on the ground. The crop is being
raised by the Squire on the property of
Mrs. Moore, near town. Who can
beat il?
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RE- FoUNp.-We learn that the
81 800, which the Morgantown Deputy
Sheriff thought chad been stolen from
him at ] Inc Lew" was found the other
day ia fence-corner on Lost Greek,
in Harrison county. The money, we
presume, has by this time reached the
pocket of its owner. We would now
suggest to Mr.. Tenant that he cor
rect hi, SANDER upon Jane Lew and its
people generally, aud the hotel of Mr..
Howard Nicely in particular. Such is
the feeling in Jane Lew; and we insist
upon it that if Mr.. Tenant is inclined
to do justice in the matter, he will at
once make the necessary corrections in
the papers in which the SANDER was
circulated.
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State of Vest Viyoiuia ::

State of West Virginia:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Randolph county, on the
LIST Monday in June, 1871, and in the 9Th year
OF the State.
Harnan Snyder, compt.
Us. In chancery
Henry C Moore. defnt.
JNHE 0BJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO OF
/ tain decree to sell 295 acres Of land,
now situated in Webster county, 10 satisfy a
decree in favor of the complainant against
the said Henry C. Moore for the sum Of Sii
SO cents, with interest, costs, &c.
And it appearing By affidavit aled in this
cause that the defendant, Henry G. Moore, is
not resident of this State, and he not ap,
pearlng, il is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after the first publication
Of this order, and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest in this cause and that
copy Of this order bo published and posted
according to law.
A Copy-Teste:
J.B. EARLE Clerk.
DAVID GOFF Attorney iunel2-li
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S AGRICULTURAL sOCIErr.-The
Society met on Saturday, the 3rd lust.
The scontract of Miss Polly Butcher
was read and ordered to be recorded !;
and COMMITTEES appointed to select To-
cations for the track aud necessary
buildings; and to make contracts for
the erection of buildings, fences, &c.
The work will be prosecuted at an
early day, in order to secure a Fair
this fell. Over six thousand dollars
have been subscribed, and new sub
criptiOus are coming in rapidly.
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=; rs IhE FAlN'-We call the atten
non ?, OF our readers tothe advertisement
o. Tue Treasurer of the Agricultural
oncl''y; He calls for 20 per cent upon
a., stock subscribed, to DO paid on or
before July LIST. Asst is the intention
10 10 mid a Fair thi, fall, the Importance
Of paying up promptly will be sscn at
once Now that the matter is under
g e. Roadway, letther0 be no difficulty.
II the Stockholders but do their duty,
Inc Investment will be a paying one to
them; besides materialIyssadvancing the
agricultural interests Of The COUNTY
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'SIoA iwyo Iu!H vs Hsvl NV 'Yools
Aau Gw sas pus lluo
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'Sso1s s.SoLoSTNSnd sIIsoddo LHola
's9NlGNId INV 'sIOHS'SLOOa
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RRiED,

On Wednesday, the oath ult., at the resi-
deuce of the brides father, by Elder Henry
Langford. Mr.. JoHy S. FISHER, of Lewis, to
Mss Lucy VI. BARTLETT, ofupshur county.
At the residence of the brides father, j.
W. HEAVIER, Sheriff of Upshur county, to
Miss LEE REdER, all OF Buckh2unon.
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SCHNlTT,
-cABISEr MAKER,

. CENTER STREET, WESTON, VIVA
Srp, constantly on hand full and
,omplc,e stock of Of all kinds OF Fnrni-
lure, such IS Bureaus. Tables, Chairs,
Sands, Bcd-s,eads, &c, &c, Of the best
ouality, at reasonable prices All order,
promptly attended 10.
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The gradual increase Of strength of the
Home makes its Policies better at Expiration
han when fist issued. This gradual in
crease is guaranteed by its plan of business:
none but FirSt-Class Risks arc written ut
paying rates.
The Homo pays for Live Stock when in
surcd aud killed ~ Lightning, without RS
crence 10 the place where Killed. ltpays
damage by Lightnise.s Buildings, whether
burned or not.
Farmers hni the Company TO be Just the
ono they want.
Merchants get the hest of Security in its
Policies.
SoTF.-This company has fulfilled all lie
requirements Of the Insurance Law Of Ills
State.
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yURUBEBA,

sent a special commission TO that country 10
procure tin its native purity, and having
found its wonderful curative properties 10
even exceed the anticipa;ions formed by its
great reputation, has concluded to offer it TO
tie public, and is happy 10 state that be has
perfected arrangements fora regular monthly
supply of this wonderful Plant He has
spent much time experimenting and investi-
eating as to the most efficient preparation
from it, for popular use, and has for som.
lime used in his own practice with most hap
py results the elfectual medicine now pro
sented TO the public as
DR.. Wells Extract OF Jurnbeba.
and he confidently recommends it TO every
family as household remedy which should
be freely taken as Blood Purifier in all de-
engagements Of the systen and 10 animate and
fortify all weak and Emphatic Compartments
John Q. Kellogg, Platt ST., New York, Sole
Agent for the United States. Price 0nc
Dollar per bottle. Send for Circular.
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re- EZRA NJ. OVERS, who was re-
Gently sentenced to Imprisonment for
life by the Circuit Court of Upshur,
has arrived safe at Moundsville. lie
was attended by the sheriff of that
comfy.
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Mrs. NARY E. yARyEY
SEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Min Street Weston

Mrs. VaFney would respectfully inform
me ladies Of Weston and vicinity that she
mas Just received and has now on hand q
laIi and complete assortment of notions,
ribbons, millineryand straw goods, bonnet
trimming and velvet ribbons, bonnet
sllhs, satins, and yelvets, blondes, nets,
grapes, Iuehes, flowers, feathers, ornaments,
sFaw bonneis and ladies' hats-trimmed
Ihd unt!immed-shsker hoods, sundowps,
&c "aiGh she IS Offering at Baltimore
prices. BONNET AND DRESS MAKING
WI receive prompt atteRtion and be done
IN lhe best style. nIsly
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S THI will long linsor in our memorv.
He convention was grand success;
op'"s much larger in numbers and in.
lsfes,s than its best friends had an,ici.
PaiTa' The minutes will shortly be
published and distributed.
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T ogESzo D. sTRADER,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
Bercr{ev. ". Va.

Practices in the Circui, Courts of Ran
dolph, aud adjoining counties, in the Court
ofAppesls and United States Court.
Collections and all other business
promptly attended 10.
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T,REsToy DAWSON,

-gLAcEsHIrH ASp IRoS-woREER
NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, BuggieS, Wagons, etc., re.
paired on short notice, aud on the most
reasonable terms. Horse-shoeiag carefully
attended TO:
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Dg. y. B. BLAND,
- SURGEON AND sHrsrcrAS->
CHENILLE, ". VA.

PARTICULAR attention paid to all kinds
n Cbronic,disesses. The Doctor caa at all
be found at his office in Chenille
Thsa us'professionally engaged.uov i5ly
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WWTanted, agents, $40 per day, to sell
BW The celebrated Home. Shuttle
" " Se,rinq Machine.

Has the under feed, makes the
'lock-stitch," (alike on both sides) and is
fully licensed. The best and cheapest family
saving machine in the market Address,
johnson, Clark L Co., Boston, Mass, Pitt.
burg, Pa, Chicago, H., or St Louis, No.
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N.sEyyETT W C. BENNETT.
rENSETT & BENNETT,
X -A-TogSEYs At law
nnS4 WESTON, W. va.
" G. Bennett is Notary Public.
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THEA-NECTAR
EREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

A Pocket Prof. ectus of the best Illustrated
Family Bible, published in both English and
German. containing Bible History, Diction-
airy, Analysis, Harmony and History Of Re-
ligisns. Sent free on application. ". Flint
L Co., &c, South eth ST., Phils., Pa.
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YITI. z. LIVELY,


CHENILLE, ". VA.
Practices in Gilner, Lewis and sdjoin-
ing counties. All business promptly al
tended 10
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wv. J, BLAND,
!" -suRaros AND PHYSICIAN,
WESTON, ". VA

o(fcs Oh Centre street. two doors absv,
,.s Sa,iousl Exchange Bank, where he may
- found unless professionally engaged.
Surgical cases will be attended 10 at bis
,Fr.,r the residence Of the patient as NAV
h desired
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REDUCTION OF PRICES.
j u RU B EBA

1t is sure and perfect remedy for ali dis
cases Of the
liirer and spleen, enlargement or OBJ.
shuction Of the intestines, urinary,
uterine, or Abdominal organs, porer-
ty or a cant Of blood, Intermittent
or rcnsiaent terers. Inflammation
ofthe liver, dropsy, sluggish cir
culation Of the blood, abcesses,
tumOrs, jaundiec, screinla.
dyspepsia, ague and terer.
unitheir concomitants.
DR.. Wells having become aware efthe extra
ordinary medicinal properties of tie South
American Plant, called
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JOSEPH A. WATSON,
P 4 l N T E r.

T A ] " T z n.
Weston, ". Ia.
Parties in Lewis and adjoining counties,
Wishing tscir houses, signs, or furniture
painted, will do well TO communicate with
ne beforegoins elsewhere. Paper-hanging
and White-washing promptly attended to.
Terms moderate and all work warranted.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

The undersigned would respectfully in
form tne citizens Of Weston aud the sur
founding country that he lasjust opened, at
his old standon Main street, in Weston, an
ntirely new stock Of
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S2SS IN l6 DAYS.

Made by one Agent. Do you want situa-
ton as salesman at or near home TO make SIS
to $50 per day selling our new strand White
Wire Clothes. Lines to last forever. Sample
free. Address hudson River Wire Works,
l3 Maiden Lane, cor. Water ST., n. Y, or
Is Dearborn St, Chicago.
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TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE.
All psrIons indebted to us for Boots,
.h oes, &C., are hereby notified to call and
settle Immediately, by note or otherwise,
and save troubls.
Tha time has arrived when "patient suf.
feranco ceases to be = virtue and We
must now call Oh the law for help if those
ewing US do aOt PAY UPat onoc.
RYAN 4 HALE.
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INCOME TAX NOTICE.

INCOME TAX NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Y United States Income Taxes for the year
1870, and the Special Taxes, or Licenses, for
the year ending May LIST, 1872, as:essediwith-
in and for the county Of Lewis, and State Of
Vest Virginia, will be due and payable to
me at the Bailey House, in Weston, on Fri
day, the 10th day Of June, 1911
If said taxes are not paid on or before iths
26th day of June, 1871, the penalties pre-
scribed by the Revenue law for nou-payment
will DO imposed.
Taxes assessed within all counties of the
First, Collection District, w. Va, may be. paid
at my office at any time from and after the
9Th day of Way. D. F. KELLEY,
Collector.
Wheeling, May, 4, 1871. jun5-t
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rs.
Joseph Hammer, admin
istrator of Allen G. Bry.
an, deceased, Samuel II. In Chanccry
N9fet, PendletOn Bryon.
Mary C. Bryan, Daniel
Bryan and Lena D.
Bryan.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO OBJ
tain decree TO sell 100 acres and 300
acres Of land in Randolph county, belonging
to the heirs of Allen c. Bryan, deceased, TO
pay debt Of 81, 500 90, with interest thereon
from the 10th day of July, 1859, and the
costs oftLis suit. And it appearing by afs-
daNit fled in this cause that the defendants,
10 eph A. Hamneu, Administrator Of Allen
G Bryan, deceased, Samuel N. Molet, and
Pendetan Bryan, are not residents CT thi;
State, ana they not appearing, it is ordered
that they do appear here within one month
after the first publication of this order, and
do what may be necessary to protect their
interest in this cause, and that copy Of this
order be published and posted according to
law. A Copy-Teste:
J.B. EARLE, Clerk.
DAVID G0FF, Attorney. junel2 At
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NORTHWESTERN HOTEL,

IS. WALKER, PRoPMEroR.-
Pike Street. Clarksburg. Hacks
rsr to and from the Depot.
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JAs. ". woFFlNDIN,
ROTARY PUBLIC,
R,aon. ". Fa.

Acknowledgements and Dispositions la
len. can be found At all tunes at my
osec, rear theCsurt House.
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lrvou wan, good Indigo, or any other dye
SUITS, 80 TO Dents.
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DAVID GoFF, Attorney. juuel2-
State of Hest Tlrqiinia /:

At Rules held in the Clerks ONCE of the
Circuit Court OF Randolph county on the
first Monday in June, A. D.. 1871, and in the
Sth year OF the State.
Jacob Dundore,
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DR. T. B. EDNIsToN,
ID -PHYScIcIASA AND Surgeon
iifise on Main Street. Weston, W. Va
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THE TIERNEY HOUSE.

VIE proprietor Of this old and pop
L ular stand would respectfully inform
republic that he has just received fnll
md complete stock OF
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
q the best quality and at the lowest pricts.
Ms stock Of
LIQUORS
y 'he best in this market. He calls par
"ealar attention to his assortment Of fine
% Rye and Bourbon Whistles, which he
'Rrrs a. the lowest market prices
p. TIERNFY.' Sdec u
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State of West Virginia, to-Wit:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of Gilmer county, GU the LIST
Monday in June, 1871.
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