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WOOD AND COAE
rOAL AND WOOD.

rOAL AND WOOD.
Vow d,ecbary,ny from schooners Ashland and
J. =. Henry full stock OF best HE 3Ri CLAl
and LIE coal, for CRATES, stoves. an se
Also. c.IJT Coat prepared especially Tor base
burning stoves, At from &c 25 TO 1913 per ton: Sc
iivcrcd. Also. CLCVEk ii1LL COAL at ~ inE
WOOD nj 10 vest cash prices, at 10th and cary or
70s Grace street. ,c.r o. Co
CH Al. n. AVE W.
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rOAL, COKE, AND WOOD.-We are
" now ready 10 furnish the puslic with an
grades of CLOVER HILL coal, iresh iro OH
the mines, at summer nriccs. Also, ng ,,.a
COKE, perfectly clear uf dit and slate, ~ lne
following prictS:
LUMP, 5000;
Ha1L, s5.;U.
ANTHRACITE COAL--Eeg. steve. ana Nut.
OF the very beat quality, and at the lowest market
value. , , a,a
spiit-always on baud and for Gale cbean by
ANDERSON & KING,
EnqIn hank between Sth and 9th streets.
spl3.1m
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VlHE SHIPPERS POPULAR ROUTE.

sELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
CONNECTIONS FORM THE GREAT SOUTH
WESTERN FAST-FRFIaHT LINE
MONTGOMERY. SELMA,
PENSA COL A, NJ RIDIAN,
MOBILE, JACKSON,
NEW ORLEANS, vIChsBUEG,
TEXAS
And Intermediate points. Through rates guaTsn.
teed. Uverchargcs promptly adjusted by agcntsat
In ordering shipm. nts, ask your shippers to give
direction by this route, to insure quick transit
Mark each package via Lynchburg. ana !. K
and D. r., and ship from Danylite {, depot. s,.
JOHN III. WHY, Travel'g Agent. au IS 3In
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL.
GOING WEST:
Train No. : Through Pasaenger) leaves Rich
mOnd daily Except SundaY5l at :o5 \. 3D.; leaves
Danyijs 3. n;O' a. NJ; arrives at Greensboro st
Train No. UIyncbburg rassengerl leaves Rich.
mond daily at OILS A. H.; arrives al Lyncheurs at
Train No. 10 (rrcight and Accommodation
leaves Richmond 1T SOS 7. NJ. arrives st Burke
Vile at s:a T.. NJ. tstoppIns at all way stations
daily except SunuayS).
Train No. Ii tThrough Mall aud Express) leayti
Richmond daily at $40 p. NJ; leaves Dsnyille
daily at 10 "A p. H.; arrives at Greensboro daily
at IL A. ID.
GOING EAST:
Train No. Il Through Mail sud K 1press) leaves
Greensboro dsily al $50 L. NJ; leaves D1Drille
daily at iol2 z. H.; arrives At Richmond daily At
A. 81. ..e
Train No. t,fhrough Passcnger) leaves Greens.
horo' daily Except Sundays) At IL os A. ~. leaves
Danvle At 1:2T L. d.; xrrlycs NJ Richmond a. 81
Pm.
Train No. 10 Uynchburg Passeaser} leaves
Lynchburg daily at $40 A. NJ; leaves Burkcyile
1t P. n; arrives ut Richmond at z. "a.
Train No. leaves Burkevilc 4:3e A. M: ar.
rlves at Richmond S:&5 A. NJ. (stopping at all
way statfops) daily except Sundays).
Trains Nos. and II connect at Greensboro Wild
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South.
Trains Nos. and IL connect at Burkev!lie
with Train on AtLsntic. Mississippi, and Ohio
Railroad for all points Southwest and South.
;, THROUGH TICKETS TO all points South and
sout Invest can be procured st the ticket otc. 10
Richmond, and of X. Z. WALKER, 4 gent OF At
lantfc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1875
Main street. Richmond. =. !
Papers that haya arrangements TO advertise the
schedule OF this company will please priUL ~
above. JOHN r. MACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. Nj. r. TALcorT, Ens'r and Supt. su9
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FURNITURE, &c.

NOTICE. am now prepared 10 put up
1Y the CEtEBRATED IMPROVED DIA-
n9SE FIRE-PLACE@ HEATER, for heating
three or four rooms. EepaIring-platcs for Fise-
place Heaters & ways on hand. Also, a large as
sortment OF Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures OF all
kinds. Cid Gas Fixtures Rebronzed and made as
g0ad as new by st1-.z. JOHN BOWERS, Z.
lsuccessor to Yale, Bowers d .aic,) LION Block,
Governor street. Richmond, Va. se4-2m
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cATh YEA n A = III Ill

CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAWBh GRAPE PILE
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE P1LLs.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILE.
cArAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
cArAwBA GRAPE PILLS'
CaTAwBA CRAZE fIhLe.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
cATA1vBh GRAPE PlhLS'
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS"
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
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WILSON g. SANDS,
w RrChMDND MARBLE WORKS.
CONFER GOVERNOR AND Ross STREETS, -
80, = klCHMQND, Xa...e-L- - 80.
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r OTs FOR SALE IN SIDNEY, on rd the
- iIne , % omiv two eunsres from The Park. OTIS
"a sS iee feet These lots well located IN the
best mart OF Sidney, and must continue 10 appie-
TEENS: One-fourth cash; balsncs ,1 On TWO
veaTs' Lime. Apply to r. u. NEW BOhN,
co padGt no. IVA hlaih h'ieSt-
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EvEnYwHERs.
I, natl 81.
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c1nO FOR a TfN-ACRE FARM
Sl(N} Iniy SIC cash; balance IN monih'y IN
Slain, nts of $40 each until paid siiu ilch ~ INV
Kcnt county, near the + ,munk"y river, an" annu'
ann,xt 70 f. b. NEW BURN.
| 0pe ~ NO, l0ls Maiu .tteet.
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4 naIaROlD LINES.
9 W RI M

W
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERs.-Throueb
IV FIRST G Ass and Kh1GRAET TICKETS
aces e foP 'IIsoUisIxEA and - xis = Essaesd
Morean's line for View Orleans and Galveston.
avoiding all transfers and hotel expenses. Per
fa e so s1P sissas
DICHMoND AND
~ @a YORK RIvER RAILROAD,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAY
ELLING PUBLIC.
mn 1sHMENT OF THE DAILY LINE
BETwEEN RICHMOND, BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON, AND TO ALL
POINTS NORTH AND
EAST, WEST AND
NORTHWEST.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE. ACCOM-
MoDATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Passenger Train leaves Richmond depot daily
fsundays excepted al T. Nj, connecting at West
r21nt and wt DANIEL WEBSTER toachinp a. ths
river landings and arriving in Baltimore on The
following morning in iiue TO connect With trains
MOTH T9rtahR apG y fS' TICKETS AND BAGGAGE
CHECKED TO ALI POINTS.
passenger Train leaves at 2. II. on sUN.
stesms S leaves Pier No. 10, IA LIGHT STREET
RkL1IMOEE, daily Sundays excepted, at IP'
NJ, arriving In Richmond the following morning
~ this line passengers enjoy good nights rest
Freight Train, with passenger car attached,
Ieay daily (sioudays excepted st4A, ii.
Freishs received daily, carefully handled. and
promptly forwarded.
Through bills of adIng given to all points.
FARE:
From Richmond 10 Baltimore. ....... ......ss 81
From Richmond TO Philadelphia. .......... rs
From Richmond 10 New York............... 10 %
From Richmond 70 Boston, all rail f.om New
From Richmond 10 Boston via the Sound: IS
Tickets to New York and return igocd for
thirty days1. Is o.
To Baltimore anu return W %
j. l.. TAYLOR, Ticket Agent, Richmond.
s. q. GRAsrY, General Agent, Baltimore. So "a
OHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD.-On and after SEPTEMBER lsT
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond (Sun.
days excepted as follows: ,,
phur Springs, connecting at GOrdonsyille with the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas train for
w Washington AMI North, and LynchburR and South
1855 r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAIN Tor
Gordons Vile except on Saturday, on which lay IL
leaves at =. M. This train connects at Goruous-
Vile with the night trains on the Orange Alexan-
ar.s Snd Mn2csfas railroad for LSScHBUKs
Through tickets, Mt low rates, sold to all points
Northwest aud Southwest.
further Information may be obtained at tho
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays.
a. X. PERRY.
General Superintendent.
JAMES F. FsTHEELAND, Genl Ticket ACT
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TT "a NINE.YEAR.0LD.C oLT -
It is said that at the recent election on
the Convention question, George
Lynch, Of Calhoun-the inimitable
George met his match. 1t appears
thyt he was Superintendent of election
at Calhoun Court House, and while
crying for more votes" he espicd
Major Downs, an old Confederate Off
Ger, who had not voted since 1851.
(Now to make this plain, it is ncccs.
sary to state that Mr.. Lynch had been
unable to procure proper baIlot.bOx,
and was compelled to manufacture one
of pnstcbOnrd and other truck.
Seeing the Major strOlling around the
Court room, George hailed him, to
"come up aud vote" The Major said
nothing, but kept bis eyes fixed on the
homemade ballot.boz. After waiting
some time, Lynch inquired-"Woll,
are you going to vote to-day, Major 2
mo /! | reckon not, Mr.. Lynch"
"Why not?" said George.
DWELL" said the Mrjor, still keep.
ing his eyes on the bullot.box, "l'm a
nine year old colt, SIR, and ! Should
kick ha Jalio,.JOe all to Ill.,"
The roar of laughter which followed
showed that for once George Lynch
was badly sold.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-18

NJ Personal Mr. Campbell, a
correspondent Of the Pittsburg Dis.
putch, made US a pleasant call last
week. He was the initial "Yank" that
crossed Stone Coal brijge--bcing in
the advance of the Ohio Seventh when
they made their first visit to Weston.
He is now, we are happy to state, n
sound Democrat, and is making up for
the former error OF his ways. q,
Prof. Thomas 2. McCandliSh, crthc
William and Mary Colleges at Williams
burg, Virginia, is visiting bis friends
in our town. lie is the guest of X. j..
McCnndlish. Esq.
Rod EdmistOn has temporarily turned
his back upon the setting sun, and for
the present holds forth with "tlc old
folks at home" lie returns to Kan.
sus in few weeks.
DR. Il. D. DAVIDSON is in town Wis.
iting his relatives. lie starts for the
Medical College at Louisville, Ken
lucky, in a few days, to complete his
studies.
Hugh Bankheld, who now says
"Pthtinc is the best government the
world ever seeu," is at home enjoying
the dipthcria. He returns to bis new
home in Marion in few days.
ES'TnE RAILROAD SURVEY The
surveying party of the Charlc't,n 4
Pittsburg Railroad have arrived at
this place. and repOrta number one
route so far rs they have come. But
here the most serious difficulty arises.
They are out Offunds-ihO $4,000 ap.
propria;cd by the Legislature is expen.
ded--Lcwis county's Supervisors re-
fuse to aid ,hcm-aud, as matter oil
course. the work must cease. It is n
matter of great importance to US that
this survey should have been compile.
tcd-at lOast as far as Chrksburg-
for then our narrow-gunge road to that
place would have been a question Of
easy solution As it's, we presume
that nothing can be done further until
the session of the Legislature next
winter.
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70 Nathan Richardson and rirginia
Richardson, his witc, and William
Myies, children and heirs al iaW Of
James .uyleS. deceased.
You will take notice that | will petition
the Circuit Court OF Randolph county, at its
term which commences on the 9Th day ONO
vrmbcr, 1871, to make an order and decree
directing the amount due me from you for
the amount over paid you by ME MS Re.
Ceircr of said Court, In the case of William
Mace, guardian, against you MS heirs Of
James Nyles, deceased, for the sum oil
81 1855 and 81 cents.
You will please appear and do what you
may think cxpedient in said cause.
scplS4t JACOB W. MARCllALL.
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Gs- MARRIED. at Elizabeth, on the
l4th inst, Mr.. John NcWilliams, Of
the Clarksburg Telegraph, to Miss
Anna Mccoy, Of Elizabeth.
This is a sensible step on the part Of
our Maynard brother, aud one which
will, we hope, turn him from all the
errors of his ways. We trust that
when We again shake him by the
hand he will be good Democrat, and
delight in the honor Of that greatest of
all lirles-and to which oil men may
aspire:-"PApm That our friend and
his helpmeel may long live and asur.
ISL is our prayer.
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Es- IIoRsr TnIEF ARBEsrED.-On
Monday night last, Christian Stein
beck and jackson Ioyctt brought TO
the Jail at this place a man calling
himself George Lewis, who claims to
be n resident Of West Union, bod.
bridge county, charged with stealing
horse belonging to Mr.. Loyett, The
horse was stolen on Sunday night, and
early on Monday morning the gentle
men named started upon pursuit
They followed the track along an IN.
frCquented by-puth leading to bod
bridge. and after travelling thereon
some six or eight miles, they came upon
the alleged thief, sleeping with the
saddle for a pillow. We understand
that he claims to have been travelling,
aud being tired. merely took the horse
to ride few miles aud thus rest him.
self. The fact that he had gone about
- miles when arrested. makes this
statement rather doubtful. lie will
await 10 durance vile, the action of the
next Grand Jury.
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To John ". Flanagan and William G
Flanagan, non-rcSiicms:
TAKE NOTICE THAT AT TIE LAW
i Office Of Henry lirnnnon, in Weston,
Lewis county, West Virginia, on the Sd day
of October, 1871, | will take the DISPOSITIONS
Of Wilson Riley and others, to be read as ev-
idcnce on the hearing Of a cIiantcry suit In
the Circuit Court Of said county Of Lewis,
wherein am plaintiff and you and others
are defendants. And ifthc taking of such
DISPOSITIONS should not be commenced, or
being commenced, should not be completed
on that day, the tRking of the same will he
continued from day to-day until completed.
scpi-4t SAMUEL L GOODMAN.
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EJ- A PouSD OF FLRsn.-An
English chemist and ngricul,urist has
calculated that to obtain pound of
flesh on domestic animals, the follow.
ing quantities Of either of tho various
kinds of food mentioned below, must
be used: Turnips. 100 pounds; potu.
toes, so pounds; carrots so pounds
milk, - pounds; oat meal, 0 pounds;
corn meal, s! pounds; barley meal,
u pounds; peas, % pounds, and
beans, 81 pounds
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MEETING OF DIRECTORS.

A meeting Of the Directors Of tue
Lewis County Agricultural and Ne.
chanical Society will be held at tho
Court House in Weston, on the 22d
inst, The question of free admittancc,
and other business Of importance, will
come before the meeting.
BY order Of tho Board.
A. W, W00DF0RD, President
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Various other premiums will be Of.
fcrcd, for which see catalogue.
There will bea
GRAND TOURNAMENT
on the second day Of the Fair, under
tho auspices Of the
WESTON TOURNAMENT CLUB.
Entrance Fees must be paid to the
Secretary at the time Of entry.
1t is requested that owners Of AMI.
mails intended for exhibition will notify
tho Corresponding Secretary at least
one week prior to the Fair.
Hay and Straw will be furnished free
Of expense to all Stock entered for ex.
hibitiOn, Grain will be furnished upon
the ground at reasonable rates.
The Judges will attach n premium
card to all articles or animals deemed
worthy.
Persons on Horseback not admitted.
Premium lists will soon be pub.
lishcd, aud can be obtaiued al the Store
Of
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THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEES.

We publish the names Of these gen.
tlemcn again, and trust they will up.
preciutc the responsibility which rest.
upon them. They are looked to as the
men, above all others, who should put
their shoulders to the wheel:
JANE LEw-James Jackson, John
Nee, aud Samuel Alkire.
SnERIDAS-John Hussey, Michael
Collins. A. NJ. Dent.
LlScoLS-W. c. Linger, Jacob
Morrison. W. V. ChideNer.
BArrELLE-Gcorgc I. Davisson, N.
D. Bennett, John Sims.
WILLEv-E. Ralston, Israel Sim.
mons, Seymour lIOrnCr.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In Me Circuit Court cfGiimer county.
,Samud Whiting, admin-)
idraior Of Samuel Whit.
ing deceased, plaintiff
George W. Harlman,
Jim r. ". Mh, George In Chaacery
Nickel, ITayucfeM L.
Stump, w. L. Stump,
and AretGs B. Fleming
and Robert F. Flcniag,
commissioners, dct's.
and
A. D, andR. F. Flem.)
ing, cOD'missiOncI,R
Is. ia Chanecry
George ". Harinan,
DEFENDANTS.
TINE ABOVE CAUSES HAVING BEEN
referred to Master Commissioner
Of the Circuit Court Of Gilmcr county, II IL
adjudged, ordered and decreed that such
commissioner shall ascertain and report the
separate and aggregate amounts Of the sew
cral judgments In said bills mentioned.
2ud Ascertain the amounts paid on said
judgments, and by whom paid, and the
amounts remaining unpaid.
Sd. Ascertain the amount Of money In the
hands Of any Commissioner, Recorder or
person, collected by or under proceedings in
these causc5, or under contracts Tespiting the
lands therein named.
4th. Ascertain and report the amount Of
money due or owing from defendant John F.
| w. Holt, on bis purchase Of lands Of George
". llardman, irauy, after deduG;ing cred
lis for payments thereon.
9th, Report any special matter deemed
pertinent by himself, or which being perth
nrnt, may be required by my Of the parties
COMMISSIONERS OrYiCE, GlCnville, W. Va I
August 9sth, 1911. I
The parties to the above named suits, and
all Others interested, are hereby notified that
have fixed on Monday, the 81 day Of De-
tobcr, 1871, at my office In the town o.
Glenvillc, West Virginia, when aud where
shall proceed to execute the foregoing order
ofrcierence. Given under my hand the day
and year Aforesaid, -
LEVI JOHNSON,
sepll.4t Commissioner 10 chRntcty.
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"a ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF
gs,-Through the kindness Of Dr.
~ Us. we have been furnished with
Srriyals aud Departures Of our
y &hieh We give below:
3 w tfEtIrg to Weston, daily, Sur.
/ ~. ff;cd-lcavcs ClarksJNrg at 8
4 kAslitTni arrives at Weston d P, NJ
! &sb4!Wes'on at 8 A. NJ, aud ar.
( ~ Glarksburg P. NJ.
wv 'tod to Glcnyillc-leaves Weston
Nj s,Monday, Wednesday anu Fri.
SlI sSnd returns 3 p 81, Tuesday,
/. .yiay and Saturday,
Y lcsimnnon to Weston---arrives at
y 36n Il NJ, Tuesday Thursday and
I. .Ah!y, aud dcpur . p NJ same
y n piston to Nichclns G. II.--dCpnrts
aA,pFM, Monuay, Wednesday aud Fri.
II; and returns Tuesday, Thursday
b la;' Saturday, s p. NJ.
Weston to MidiIeport-dcparts ! A
! VI, Monday aud Thursday return
Wednesday and SnturluyG P. NJ
Weston 10 Phillippi--arrives G p NJ,
TIc,lay and Friday, departs Wcdncs,
Jay and Saturday, 6 A. u.
' est Union to Weston-nrrivc G 7
NJ, Monday, and departs 6 A NJ,
TUESDAY.
Weston to Sand FOrk-dcparis {
AN Monday, aud arrives, 4 = NJ
Tuesday.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-18

ES- A call has been issued for Il
bec.keepers' Convention. to be held at
Clarksburg on the 29th inst the 2nd
day Of the Fair,
Eg- KICKED ny a HORsE Bland
Bailey. son Of Mandabel Bailey,
Esq. + Freemau's Greek, was badly
hurt a few days ago by being kicked by
vicious horse.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-18

re- CLArKsBuRO is following the
example of Parkersburg and Charles
ton, by Illuminating her venerable
self with gas. With tho best of gas
coal in the world, and a Railroad right
at her door, she ought to have taken
the lead. The next generation ex.
poets to build streets to put around the
gas.
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RALsToN's JEwELRY STORE

in Weston.
1t is hoped that the effort made by
this Society to encourage and foster
Agricultural and Mechanical pursuits
in this section of the State will meet
with tho hearty cooperation and u.s.
sistancc of the citizens Of this and I'D.
joining counties and that a full sup
ply Of articles for exhibition, aud
large attendance Of our people will les.
tify that our Farmers md Mechanics
are alive to their interests.
AS it is impossible to successfully
carry on a Fair without the assistance
Of Ladies', It is especially desired that
they should take a deep interes, in
this matter, and come to tho rescue Of
their Counties in all the Female De.
partments.
No effort will be spared, upon the
part Of tie officers Of this Society, to
make this an occasion Of interest to all
who may attend.
Ample arrangements will be made
for the accommodation Of visitors from
a distance.
A. W. WOoDTORD, President.
j. W. WorrlSplS, Rcc'd'g. Soc'y
W. G. I'ESSErr, COrrcsp'g seC'y.
I'm. RALsToN. Treasurer.
7. A. RpwARps, Marshal,
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FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Tho friends of WILLIAM A. WATSON
ESQ.,, present him as a candidate to
represent the County of Lewis in the
next Legislature of this State, aud
respectfully invite all to give him
~ support on tho Fourth Thursday
yiOciOber,
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BUUh AND
GENERALJOBPRTNTER

West on, West virginia
BY the addition OF new type aud presses, J
an prepared to execute any kind PRINT
ING, at the shortest notice, and uTon the
most reasonable terms. Orders by mail So
licited. Any information requested prompt
ly furnished. J. ". WOFFlNDlN,
Weston, West Virginia.
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ES- STRANGE FREAK OF NATURE
Mr. W. W. FOglo, of Stone Coal, has
an apple.trce on his farm 10 full bloom.
We also noticed an apple.ttee hero 10
town in bloom. This is a phenomena,
and strange one, viii some wise
person enlighteu US?
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-18

re- SEWING MACuISEs,-Mr. a, N.
Dent has received several Of the im-
proved Wilson Sewing Machines,
which for .cheupncss, durability and
simplicity are uncGuullCd. Our citi.
zcus wanting Machines would DO well
to purchase of responsible persons at
home. Mr. Dent, with his machines,
gives a guarantee of their wear and
quality. He proposes to sell on the
monthly payment system, SO that any
person, no matter how poor, may be-
come the posscssOr Of one Of these in
valuable assistants to the wife or
mother.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-18

Eg- LARGE PEAR-Mrs. Leouidas
Smith tho other day presented US with
a Pear weighing thrco.quarters of a
pound-Ille largest We have seen or
heard oflhis season. The almost Gu.
tire fHilureof the pear crop this year
made this mammoth production gen.
cral curiosity.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-18

re- Pcsr OFFICE ,rEMs.-A new
post Office has Leen established at
Frames Mills, Braxton county, aud
William y. Frame appointed post
master. The new Office is on route
No. 4, Isl, from Braxton z. II. 10
Clendencn Another Office has been
established at Norman Ridge, C lhOun
county, and John W. Goldsmith up
pointed postmaster. This ce is Oh
route No 4. 1914, from llarrisourille
to EVANSVILLE.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-18

E5' VIZ hereby tender our thanks
to Mr. j. Y. Whotzol for a "ncss" of
the finest sweet potatoes we have seeu
this season.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-18

E5- FARM soLp.-Mr. Isaac Wag.
gy'has sold his farm on Polk Greek, 1GG
acres, to Nc. L. NJ. Chalfant, for
$4,000.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-18
baltimore Cattle Market.

The following is the latest market
report We have received:
BEEF CATTLE--Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
bccycs at 8 l4ia5 IS; generally rated
first quality at ! bOa5 ~; IN dun or
good fair quality at . 7ja4 so; ordi-
nary thin Steers, Oxen aud Cows at 3n
3 IS inferior and lowest grades
. jOa3-genoral average Of the mar
ket to-day, 4 Cpl. Extreme range of
prices, . jOaj Is. Most of the sales
wcrO from A to 8 per 100 pounds. OF
the receipts. So head came from Mary
land, SIS from Ohio. 1920 from West
Virginia, aud 5SS from Virginia, and
81 from Pennsylvania.
SHEEP AND LAMB!-We quote
fat Sheep at 4n5lc per pound gross. as
to quality. Stock Sheep in full sup.
ply at l 75a2 90 per head. Lambs at
2a4 per head, US to quality.
HOGS-We quote at Gas 75pOr 100
pounds net.