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itself being broken through by the action OF the
water pressure. The buildings on Broadway WI nc
practicable to build sewers In the streets between
the tube and the vaults.v
"fhe travel Will nave to be suspended upon the
railroads coming into the Fourth avenue while the
work Is progressing In that portion Oi The city II
the ventllaIors open into the street. as the blii con-
templates. they will obstruct the street and I'LL 1t
with noxlOus and poisonous gas"
II IL with regret that am compelled to withhold
my approval from any measure which proposes TO
furnish additional facilities OF passenger transit Tor
the people Oi the city OF New York. realize fully
the great necessity which exists In that city
feeling which prevails among the people there,
ana especially among those who reside or
own property IN the upper section OF the metrop0-
US, IN favor OF the adoption OF some feasible pan
but the necessity and Inc desire for rapid transit
should not be permitted 10 OvershadOw or overcome
the fair consideration Of the question as to whether
defensible one to accomplish the object sought. i
cannot allow myself to be swayed from tue con-
scentl0us examination OF any bill on its merits
simply because the object proposed Is In harmony
with the desire OF the people. nor am l
character merely because It proposes TO trench
on Broadway or on any other great th0rOuyhfare,
Interfere with the prejudices or incnatOns OF the
owners OF property on particular streets. Every
cifizen must yield his preferences ana contribute
his share Of sacrifice to the public good, ana great
public objects must ut times, Of necessity, he at
tanned ut the serious cost OF interests and the sur
reuder Of individual opinions But this necessity has
It's limits, and the measure under consideration 49, In
Interests, anu would reflect injury to the business
and welfare OF our great metropolis, which could
not be estimated or repaired while at the same
time It could not accomplish any benefit to the pub
lie al large. Broadway. while II IL the great high
way OF travel and the centre of business to he
people OF the city, 10 at the time the ODect OF
pl de and admiration Of the State and country. Its
greatness and influence do not belong to the indi-
vidnas who by their enterprise, pubic spirit and
llberalty have made Il what 1t Is, but to the whole
people, and any scheme which, however specious or
popular the pretexJ, IL plainly calculated to destroy
1t should and Will meet with general reprobation.
lxAlNrN NJ
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mArISeEs TO-DAY.

Matlnees will be given at the following theatres:-
Fifth Avenue theatre, "Jesebel;" Wallack's,
"Birtn;' Booths, "Othello," Grand Opera House.
ia Perichole;'' olympic, "Horlzon;' Lima
Edwin's, David Garrick;" Nibo's, "Black Crook
Globe. "DaY and Night;'' Bowery, ION Hand;'
Bryant's, Comique, Circus, Tony Pastors Woods
and Association Hall popular concert.
The Philharmonic Society give concert at the
Academy to night the principal attraction Of which
win We the talented young pianist Miss MARIE kSebe
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mont uy the o0gunacy Ine Director and were
Compelled IN the end to their Efforts and add
their votes for the adjournment.
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the CITY between FOuTIeetGH btTtcb anu DOWciyp
Chatham street and Broadway. now drains into the
North river, and large portion OF 1t through the
sewer In canal street Tue proposed pnennatic
tube will almost OF necessity compel new sewer or
sewers constructed carry this drainage into
the East river and as the surface OF tfe ground at
Canal street and Broadway but twelve feet above
sewer aud consequently 1t must be OF great size To
efiectuaily drain this District"
''All OF the sewers on Broadway Will have to be
removed and the drainage provided Tor through
side Streets the spaces between the vaults OF the
buildings WIN be too narrow In which to build and
maintain the sewers.r
Tne small sewers in the cross streets that would
be cut In two o, the cube will have TO be rebuilt IN
every case and the places OF inclination changed so
a. TO descend In an opposite direction from that
which they do now. In many cases this would in
volve the rebuilding the sewers for several blocks
Joining streets running parallel with Broadway
Mr.. Tracy presents other points as TO the effect OF
laying the tubes or sewerage, but these Will suice
He also presents equally strong objections In detail
~ the water mains and pipes and the conse-
quences TO them. He concludes his report as fol-
~ give 1t as my opinion as an engineer that the
plan oil building the pneumatic tube as proposed by
the Dill IS impracticable, as well as detrimental 10
the interests OF the city, and without fair prospect
OF overcoming the problem OF quick transit from one
end OF the island to the other.
''The work OF construction will necessarily be
slow, for where rock Ia not encountered the sRbs0l
wl be 50 sreache s a. TO cali 10, grea, ssk,
buildings along the route, especially on Broadway
will be endangered. 1he streets win be rendered
and water mains and rebuilding the sewers, but IN
the construction OF the tube ITSELF and this
DcsnG q the hos only IN, af
the streets far distant on either side, where
sewers Will have't0 be changed. Suf1cient space
maintain the gas and water pipes, aud when they
are laid IN the narrow places, between the tube and
ne " ssey MOULD Dc sDe 70 Se en- o ne
thereDy causing an Inconvenience from the stop
page " water. - well ~ the liability VI the tube
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-02
OUR CANDIDATES.

Last week wo simply presented the
names Of the candidates nominated by
the County Convention, for the reason
that We had neither time nor space for
lengthy comment.
Westill think that it is not necessary
for US TO say anything in cOmmendu.
tiUn Of the gentlemen who were nomi.
nu,ed. They are 40 well known to our
pe"plS-amung whom they have llvel
for almost life tme-and their char.
ucters ~ well understood aud appreci-
alrd, that words Of ours eau add moth.
lug to their merits or their claims upon
tue peoPle.
JupGE EDMSToS has not only local
but state reputation Us u lawyer
whose ability is 'ecUnd 10 none; aud
Whrthr, we are to judge Vf his fitness
for the pu,i,iUn for which he has been
nominated, by hi, ability AS jSrisr-
his standing US lawyer-his useful
hess as u rrprcsrutatiVe-his integrity
mud character AS u private citizen. be
is, beyond doubt, the equal Of any in
the State. aud will make for the people
Of this county such Delegate as they
may we'll be proud Of
A. A. LAWS. ESQ. the nominee for
House Of Delegates, is, among our
people. perhaps US we'll known US my
man in the county For many years
he has been 4 re'idrut Of this county (;
and as a merchant. by bis strict iureg.
rlry aud alteEtiuu to business. his utia.
bic aud pleasant manners, aud his &C.
romOdAilug aud liberal spirit. has made
for himself hVs:s Of warm aud entlIusI.
sstic friends. whose active aud jealous
tforts will tell in the coming CANVASS
j 5. Hall. E,e the candidate for
Superintendent Of Free Schools, is a
gentleman Of fne natural abilities
Born aud raised among u. be is EN-.
pha,icllly. u man Of aud from the peo-
pie, aud ais ability to ill the position
with enIirr satisfaction to the people. is
unIue,tiOued.
As whole, the ticket is one which
every Democrat can cherrfully sup.
port, aud We predict that the result
will be an overwhelming maturity.
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LEWIS COUNTY.

Tug Democrats Of Lewis county have
nominated Tor the Reform Convection
Hon Matthew Edmi.ron for the
House Of Delegates, AlIrr. A. Lewis,
E.q.. aud fr County Superintendent oI
Free Schools. Sir John 5 Hall. Th )
IS strong ticket, aud "ne upon which
We tru,t that all the Democracy oi
Lewis county can heartily aud enrhu'i'
Hically lutte. These gentlemen can,
,nd should be elected by an overwhrlm
ing mnjnriry. Lrt past differences be
forever buried, aud prrsOnul fruds for.
gotten. We ln"k for noble vote in
Levi. county this Whssling
R'gis'er.
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CONVENTION CANDIDATES.

A. werninger aud W. ! Boremau
announce themselves rs candidates fOI
the Convent IL frUu the 4Ih Senatorial
District. Both are RAIDS
General NOrthcutt (Rad) announces
himself as a candidate TO represent
Harrison county III the Convention.
Tue Democracy II Mason equity
have Nominated Colonel z b Wasrnrr
to represeu,tLat county IN tue CvnsIitu.
lioual Reform Convention aud recon
aeuded AlOuIO Gushing. Esq, us Oue
Of the Seuutoriul Delegates
Thomas Terrell, E.q has been sc.
leeted by the Democracy Of Boone coun.
" TO representa- them in the Reform Con.
veution; aud Henry I. Hughes, E,q ,
ia tue Legislature. DR.. Johu Is.
Thompson Is their candidate for County
Superintendent Of Free Schools.
Colonel james NJ. Jackson is the
candidate ofrhe Wood county DrmOcra.
cy for the Convention; aud john W
Stout fur the House u Delegates. 10
conjunction with Pleasruts. smother
candidate for each Of these bodies Is yet
to 10 selected.
Colonel David GoF. Of Beverly. is
thu candidate for the Convention iu the
counties OF Randolph aud Tucker.
The Democracy Of tue lUlh District
have nominated james b. Armstrong,
OF Hampshire. and Johu,T Perez. ii
Mineral, for the Convention: aud
Robert Is Shrrrard. II Hardy, aud
u: A. BlakrmUre. Vi peudletUu, for
the State Senate.
Th"mss Terrell is the Democratic
sludidste for the Convention iu Rosnr
county.
llou John S. Csrlilr is called upon
BY some writer III the COHSerufin L.
become u candidate for the Convention
At the Marshall CouSiy Democratic
Convention Elias Il llsrris aud llOra.
Go J MeClrAn. E,q were nominated
q, candidates for the House Of Dele
gates. aud james b. Morris aud Ju,rph
Luvden'lager, r. a. candidates torep.
resent Marshall county in tue COa.tit.
utiOusl Convention.
Jacob V. Cunningham is the Demo.
cratic nominee Tor ,ba Legislature 10
Hardy county.
W l.. Stevenson Is nut as an "Iude.
pendent" candida for the Convection
frOm Gilmer and Calhoun.
Colonel Ben. Wilson. Of Harrison,
will probably be nominated a, one Of
The Democratic candidates for the Coz.
yeption from The fourth Senatorial Dis.
triot.
10 the second Sena'orisl District the
Democrats have nominated for the Sen.
ALs John ". Morgan. Of WolIol, and
for the Convention, Joseph W Gala.
bar, Of MouudsvIlle, aud Alpheu, +
Raymond, Of Fairmont,
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NATURES
Own ANwR cstovot>vG

Contains no Lac SuLrnuK. no SuoAE OF
LEAp-ro LIrHARoE, no INITIATE or
SILVER, and is entirely free from the
Poisonous and Health. destroying
Drugs used in other Hair prepare.
tions.
Transparent and clear as crystal, It will
not oil the fines, fabrie-perfsctlysATE, CLAN
and TricIEST-desideratum long sought
for and found at last.
1t restores and pre7ents the Hair from
becoming Gray, imparis soh, glossy ap
pearance, removes Dandrufr, is cool and re-
frcShing TO the head, ch,rkS the Hair from
falling of, and restores Il 10 great extent
when premAturely lost, prevents Headaches,
cures all HumOrs, cutAneous eruptions and
unn unral Heat. As "A DREsISG ToR rHEliLiR
IT BTHE sEsf ARTICLE IN IHr MARKET.
DR.. q. SMITH. Patentee, GrOion Junction,
Mass. Prepared only by PROcTrR BRoTHERs,
Gloucester, Mass. The Genuine Is put up in
a panel bottle, made expressly for ii, with the
name Of the article blown In the glaH. Ask
your Druggist for Natures lair Restorative,
and take no other
Send 3ecnt stamp 10 Proctor Bros. for a
Treatise On the Human Hair. The informR.
tionit contains is worth IS TO any person.
A NJ. DENT. Min St. Weston,
oc,3ly Sole Agent for Lewis county.
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cau lay no superior claim to your par
tiulity, yet believing Us do, in the
recognized principle, that the voice Of
the people should be supreme, in re-
gard to tue organic laws Of State, |
assume to myself the common right oil
respectfully asking your support, with
the assurance that if elected, | shall
aim ~ discharge the duties incumbent
upon me as your representative. in Il
manner creditable 10 myself and salts.
factory to you. Yours truly,
WILLIAM L. STEVENSON.
Sept 9Th. 1871.
We give Mr.. Stevenson the benefit
If this announcement, gratis, fully con.
ideut that the brave Democracy Of
GiImer and Calhoun will rally 10 the
polls aud BY their ballots condemn this
new disorganiIer. Mr., Stevenson. we
believe, was called rebel" he war
lisfranchised by reason Of bis political
faith; aud now. the 6rst act he does
after being eufranchised, i, an attempt
to disrupt the party by whose efforts
the boon Of suffrage was restored to
MIN. A man guilty of such base in.
gratitude us this, richly deserves the
rnbuke he will receive at the hands Of
the Democracy Of his district.
We have said our say; and can as.
sure Mr.. Stevenson that be will be
elected to stay at hone by a m1joriIy
which will speak ~ very complimentary
terms Of the good sense Of bis neigh.
burs, but not in the least degree aatter.
ing to his own illegitiniate ambition.
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GILMER AND CALHOUN.
"a Pho IN 4 POKE"

We have been favored with a copy Of
the following circular, which will e1.
plNin itself to The reader:
10 TUE VOTERS OF GlLdEn AND CALHOUN
cOSriEs.
Gentlemen :-On the fourth Thurs.
day in October ynu will elect Dele.
gate to represent your two counties in
the Constitutional Convection, to be
convened the coming winter. ar.
prAr before ynu as u candidate for Il
seat in that body. Whilst | pOrLap,
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ET The Reunion Of the Army Of
West Virginia will take place at
Wheeling ou the 10Th aud 9Oih OF De-
.ber. aud arrangements are now in
progress to muke it pleasant affair.
Quite large number Of distinguished
officers aud prSmineu, officials will be
in atten lance.
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PROCLAMATION,
BY THE GOVERNOR.

WHEREAS, II appears from the certif.
experimenting the taking oithe polls Al the
Court Houses Of the several counties, with
the exception Of the counties Of Wyoming
and 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 State on the question Ofcalling a Con-
rention 10 alter the Constitution Of this
State, there were for a Convention, thirty
thousand two hundred and twenty votes
given, and against 4 Convention. twenty
seven thousand siI hundred and thirty .cigh,
votes were given;
Now, therefore, !, JoHSJ. JAeos, Governor
Of the State Of West Virginia, do declare.
that at the election held as aforesaid, = ma.
joriy of the votes cast were 10 favor Of q
Convention;
And lido hereby require the supervisors
and Inspectors Ofele, ton orthe several cvun.
ties Of this Strte, TO cause polls TO be OPEN
ed and held, at every place Of rolingin their
respective counties, on the fourth Thursday
Of october next, for the election Of delegates
to said Convention, according TO the appUr.
liOhment nhu districts prescribed BY law, rs
follows:
Each county and Delegate District, as
may be prescribed by Law At the time ofhold.
lug said election, shall elect the same number
Of delegates, respectively, as they may be en-
titled 10 elect rs delegates 10 the House Of
Delegates, and each Senatorial district, as
may be prescribed by law a, the time
holding said elections shall elect two dslr.
gAteS.'
In testimony whereof have
49, hereuuto set my hand, and
i s: sis si seal s1 c & SS s'' b is
~ 18th day OF September, in the
year ls7i, and OF The State the
ninth. JOHN J. JACOB.
By the Governor:
J. ". PHELFs.
Secretary of State. eoi?.tS
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JACOB SCHNlTT,
. -cABiSET MAKER,

CENTER STREET, WESTON, W. VA
Kreps constantly on baud full and
complete stock OF Of all kinds OF Furui-
ture, such as Bureaus Tables, Chairs,
Stands, Btd.stsads, he, ks., Of the best
quality, at REASONABLE. prie,I All orders
promptly attended to.
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DRESTOS DAWSON,

SEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, BuggirS, Wagons, etc., re.
Hired On short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms. HOrse-ShOeinE carefully
attended 10:
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T o9EEzo D. sTRADER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hawaiian ~ T.,

Practices in the Cireui, Courts Of Ran.
iolph, and adjoining counties, in the Court
Of Appeals and United States Court.
Collection, and all other business
promptly attended 10.
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IVY. {. LIVELY.

CHENILLE, v. VA,
PraetieeI in Gilmer, I,wiI aud sdjOin-
'nE counties. All business promptly al
tended TO
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The gradual increase o. strength Of lie
HON. Rink.Iiti Policies better al EIpirstisa
Than when 6rJi iuutd. Th'I gradual 10.
crease 10 guaranteed BY itI plan Of bviin,II;
none but Firs,-Clan Riik, are written al
paying rates.
The Home pays for Live Btsef Whss IL.
,urtd and killed by Lighting, uiibcMt ref.
rrsneS 10 the place whsp killed. Il pays
damage BY Lightaingto Building, Whsshr
burned or rot.
Farnsn End the conpIsy to b, Iun Il.
one they want.
Merchants &c, Ii. hes, Of Security la i've
Policies.
SoTE.-Thii esmpssr Ia, fulill,t all The
rsquirsnsaiI efihs lnIursHc, Law St M
State.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-02
.DR. 7. B. EDNISTOS,
~ -rHYsCIclAS AED GrRdEoS
Utiite on Main Street, Weston, ". Va,
NORTHWESTERN HOTEL,
-. WALEIR, TROPRlEToR.-
Pike Street, Clarksburg. Hacks
run to and from the Depot,

Ms. VIZ. J. BLAND,
~ -srROToS AND PHrsIerAS,
WESTON, ". VA.
Office on Centre street, two doors above
the National Exchange Bank, where he may
be found duless professionally engaged.
Surgical cases will be attended 10 At his
oitice1r the residence VI the patient As may
be desired
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\. n. D. BLAND,
-luRGEoN AND HhYslcILN-


Particular attention paid to all kinds
OF Chronic diseases. The Doctor can at all
timesbe found At his Office In Chenille
when no'PrOfessiOnally cngaEsd.nOV lSls
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Dom forge, to 60 to Mrs, Varncy's
and gel your Millinery Goods.
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MRS. MARY E. yARSEY

MRS. MARY Z. YARSEY
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Main Street. Weston.
Mrs. Varney would respectfully inform
the ladies oil Weston and vicinity that she
has just received and has now on hand a
iull and complete assortment Of notions,
ribbons, millineryand straw goods, bonnet
trimming and velvet ribbons, bohLrt
silks, SatinS, and rtlveiS, blondes, Nets,
grapes iuchtS, flowers feathers, ornaments
straw bonusn and ladies' hats-trimnled
and unttimmed-shakrr hoods, Eundowus,
&c which she Is offering at Baltimore
prices. BONNET AND DRESS MAKING
will receive prompt attention and be done
10 the best style. nISly
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INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
-lB7l--.I6

WTEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
w -l87l.-.l672 -
The last Catalogue sh VS. an attendance o
Ill Students at this Institution. Five disl
ilnct Departments OF Instruction, with a full
corps OF competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages
Mathematics, pure and applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, rhetoric,
the Sciences: &C., ke., carefully and thor.
oughlr taught. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, ILLUSTRATED by appropriate apparat.
US. Special advantages Ior the study u Ge.
olOgy.
a good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
Nineralogy, Geology and Conrhoogy; tot
geiher with many specimens in other depart.
meats Of Natural History. Fine Buildings !;
beautiful aud healthy location, good society.
Fall Term heginI Sept. G. Winter, De.
eembsrS S. Spring, March 20. Commence.
meni, juno 10.
boarding from 81 to q per week.
Tuition, from SIS to S2i per year.
Tor pril er particulars, inquire Of
ALEX MARTIN. President,
AorgantoWn, ". Va.
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TO Naih0a Rirhurdson and IIrginia
RichmdsOn. his rite. and Il'dliam
Nyi,s, children and hsirI at iup Of
Jamss MyirI. deceased.
You will take notice that | will petition
the Gircui, Court OF Randolph county, at its
term which commences On thejth dar UrAI
vrmhtr, 1871, to make m order and decree
directing the amount due me from you for
the amount over paid you BY m. rs Re.
ceirsr Of said Court, in The case Of William
Mace, guardian, against you as hVirs Of
James Nyles, deceased, for III, SUN Of
81 35s and 81 cents.
You will please appear md do wha, you
may think sIptdisnt in said cause.
seplsIt JACOB ". NARCIlALL.
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TOR LuPERISTESpEST or TREE SCHOOLS,
T. j. BERRY.
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LIQUORS

!, The best 10 this market. He call, par.
iieulat attention TO his assortment Of hns
old Rye and Bourbon whiIkieS, which he
Offers Al the lowest market prices.
?. TiERSfY. dec u
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DMMoCRAV.
FOR STATE SENATE,
Hon. $. Dayton, of Barbour

Subject to the decision Of the Deu
cera,is Senatorial Convention.
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JOSEPH 4. WATSON,

ilelu 'n.,Inoi iIInr, tuy II
Ssw 'l!9 'iIups lI!A IJmi sui " N
sIr fs'!Id AZ 'ssrsld OF iIll!qu iH 10
'aSu'll'd 10 5uol y noy iu'pyuoo Su!5Q
'SIoA fuyo lrlIl yHlpi nv 'seols
Asu iul s's puu llvo
"a "A 'uo,soM 'l0alS u!rN
Hsols s.SoIOSiSSnd sIlsodJo lnola
'S0NlGNId 1NV 'SaOHS'SLOOa
~ uI1r7d uEr V1ulIoYIaXNH r
W 'IiJyaua . dl1TlH0
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
G. j. Arnold. !
r. In Chane.ry.
Jeremiah j. Edmons
FINDER A DECREE MADE IN THIS
cause al the last March term Of the cir.
cut court Of Lewis county, we will sell, at
public auction TO the highest bidder, a, the
front door Of the court house OF said county
on The first dar Of the next November term
ofsAid Court, a tractOf
lSl ACRES OF LAND,
10 Lewis county, on the LEFT hand fork Of
Cap Run, a branch the West Fork River.
tbc same land sold by George J. Arnold 10
Jeremiah ]. Edmuns.
TERuS-A credit Of O. u, and IS
months, the purchaser 10 give bonds with
security, and lien retained On the land Tor
dIr purchase money.
WA. T.. ARkOLD,
HENRY BHANSOS,
aug2.4i CommiS,o1gD.
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BRAXTON COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR TnE CONVENTION,
HOMER A. HOLT,
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Tok THE LEOIsLAIuRB,
W. D. RULLYSOS.
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ToR SUPERINTENDENT OF YREE SCHOOLS,
JOHN S. HALL.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
CONSUMERS or DRY GOODS
AlrR.tail Orders amounting to $40 unl
Over Delivered in any Parisf
the Country
1IEn OF rxPREis CHARGES.

HAMILTON EASIER 4 SONS.
Of Bahimor. NJ.
10 order the better TO NEE, The wants sf
their retail customer, at distance, have u.
tAbliIhtd
ASAMPLE BUREAU,
And will, upon application, promptly rst By
mail full lines VI samples Of tie Ssw.s, asi
most Fashionable GoUdi, Of French, English
and Domestic manufacture guaranteeing Al al,
time, to sell a low, u not 81 less prices, th.s
any house in the country.
Buying our goodi from the larKss, aad
most celebrated nauufie,urertia The diIdss,
parts ofEurope, and importing the Isns ~
steamers direct 10 baltimore, cur i,ssk y a,
all times promptly supplied with The norsitiss
ofthe London and'Psrii markets.
A. We buy and sell oalyfor cash, and male
no bad Debts, We are sbls And willing 10 t,li
our goods Al from Ten 10 Riflesu per cen. lsss
proht than u We EsTs credit.
OrdtrI pnaeeerPanltd BY eash will ~
seat G. 0.D.
frompi.payins Wholesale buyers ar 10.
vi,sd TO injpect The stock Ia our JobbiuE ana
Package Department.
Addr,iI, HAMILTON BAXTER b SONS,
1917. 100, 7oi and 10, ". Baltinersi
Feb 7o.itfi.iy Baltiuors, IA.