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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-18

e. T. Scott vs. y. Z. knox-reti,ion for
relief On a,tniniSt ration bond.
1t appearing to ne i'y affidavit. that Y r.
Knox, the Defendant III the above stated
case is absent from and without the limits
Of this State, it is ordered that tic said de-
fenlant DO Plca':, answer or deaur 10 these
proceedings within sixty DAYS from p,bli-
carton hereof, or order pro conC-sSo vii. tc
taken against him.
JAMES {. LEAui, =. Inc.
Jan j 2sMu. tlU.
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NOTICE.

BY agr cement We will sell at Newberry
Court House, on Sale-dav il February next,
all tha: plantation of land whereon J. B.
Giymph now resides, containing
Five Hundred and Thirty
Seven Acres,
More or less, bounded by lands Of
Terms of Sale Cash. Purchaser to pay
for stamps and papers.
(Signed) HENRY kOON,
LAURA Z. GLYMPH.
Jan. I, l-4t.
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SHERJFF'S SAFE.

David B. Wicker ct. al, vs. Levi Living
SION, ct. al. In the Probate Court-Ci.
taton.
By order Of James C. Leahv, Probate
Judge, l will sell on the first a6aldar in Feb.
ruary next, all that tract or parcel Of land in
Newberry County and State aforesaid, con-
tanning
Thirty-three Acres,
More or less, bounded by landS Of William
Bishop, Henry Koon, John II. Graham,
and Derrick, or of the land of Andrew
Wicker, deceased.
TerMs OF Sale Cash.
THOS. N. PAYSINGER,
Jan IL 2-3t. II. SN,C
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Eliza 4. Stewart Adm'x. of Estate of Rol :
ert Stewart decd, Plaintiff VS.. Joseph
Pearson and Nancy his wife, et al, De-
fendantS.-In Common Pleas, Newberry
Compliant for Relief.
Pursuant to an order in the above stated
case to me directed, will sell on Saleday
in March next, all that lot ct land in the
Town Of Newberry, known as Stewart
Store" lot on Main Street and Caldwell
Street, and bounded by lands Of H. II.
Blease and II. Bartlett, containing front Of
about forty feet on Pratt Street aud depth
of about one hundred feet on Caldwell
Street. Terms Of sale, one-third cash, and
the balance on a credit Of one year, with
bond Of purchaser secured by mortgage of
premises. Purchaser to pay for stamps ard
papers.
TH0S. Il. PAYSINGER,
Jan. II, 2-St. IA s.N.c.
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Last and Final Notice,

all persons indebted to the old firm of
ABRAMS, GRIFFIN l. HARGROVE, will
take due notice Of this and save anr further
trouble and expense. We must have our
DUES. ABRAMS & NETS.
Jan 4, 1T
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In Common Plcas-Newbcrry.
Thomas B. Chalmers, Admr., cum testa-
mcnto anueXo, Plaintiff, against Thomas
A. Thompson, ct al, Defendants.
Bill to Sell Land, Marshall Assets, SC.
Pursuant TO the order in this case directed
to me, will sell, on Sale Day. in February
next that
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-18
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of Il writ Of Fieri Facias to me
directed, will sell on the first Monday in
February next, and day following, at their
Store House, in the Town of Newberry, on
Pratt Street, the remaining stock Of goods,
consisting in part of, viz:
One lot Of Dry Goods,
One lot Clothing,
One lot Hardware,
One lot Cotton Yarn,
One lot Cutlery,
Powder and Shot,
Lot Boots and Shoes,
Hats,
Tobacco, Cigars,
Pipes, Molasses, Soda,
Starch, Tea, Candies, Pickles,
Soap, Kerosine Can and Oil,
Table Salt, Mackerel, Looking Glasses,
Spades, Salmon in Cans,
Axel Grease, Brass bound
and Painted Buckets,
Tubs, Selves,
Blacking,
With sundry other articles.
Levied on at the suit Of Thos. II. Lake, VS.
Houseal !; Jones.
Terms Of ssle-CaSh
THOS. n. PAYSINGER, s. y. c.
Jan. II, 2-4t. 1880
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Robert Maffett, ". VIM. WertS and wife,
and jacob Wheeler, ct al.-In Equity.
By order from the Court of Common
Pleas, will sell Or the FIRST Monday in
February next, at Ncwberry Cour: House,
One House and Lot, belonging to the ES-
tate of Levi Wheeler. in the Village Of
Frog Level, and county aforesaid, fronting
on the Road or Main Street, leading through
said Village to Newberry Court House,
bounded BY lands Of Patrick Sullivan and
by lot occupied by Wheeler & Moselcy, ct
al, the same beirg the House and Lot con-
veyed By Rober. Maffe,t to Levi Wheeler.
Terms Of Sale One third cash, the bal
ance on credit Of twelve months with in
terest from day of sale, the purchaser will
be required to give bond with good sureties
and a mortgage Of the premises to secure
the credit portion, and to pay for papers
and stamps
TROS II. PAYSINGER, S. n. c. =.
Jan. I'll, At tl3
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Is Barrels genuine
ORLEANS SYRUP,
On hand and for sale by
MAYES & MARTIN.
1cc. II, j0-tG.
1cc. II, j0-tf.
STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY.

VEN HElR1 Ipl y !.
BY James G.. Lcahv. Probate Judge.
Whereas, William 4. Williams hath made
suit 10 me 10 grant him Letters Of Admins
tration, Of til" Estate and effects Of Mrs
Sarah Thompson, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and adnonish
all and singular, the Kindred and creditors
Of the said d ceased, 70 be and appear be-
fore me, in the Court Of Probate 10 be held
a: Ncwbcrry Court IEonsc, on the e;rh day
of January ncXt, after publication hereof
1T IL o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, Why the said ad-
miristraton should no, be granted. Given
under my hand this 9ih day Of January
Ammo Donini, lS7l.
JAMES c. LEAIlY, P.J.N G:
Jan. l., 2-2t.
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David P. Buzhardt, Admir-, VS.. Louisa C.
Lester, and othcrS.-Petition.
Ir the Probate Coart.
THE creditors OF the Estate of WILLIAM
CALDWELL, deceased, are required 70
reader il. and establish their demands be-
fore this Court, on or before the 10Th day
of Jsuuary, 4. D., 1871
JAMES {. LEAIlY, J.r.N.C
Dec. II, 5U-lt. !
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n SurcI.x We learn from Buck

E SUlCIsE We learn from Buck
harmon that on Sunday morning last.
Mrs. NJ l. 8. Phillips. Of that village,
committed suicide BY hanging herself.
The deceased was the wife Of :. d
Phillips. az old resident Of UPshur.
tits said that the unfortunate ronsn
has been for Sop.e time lab,ring under
frequent attacks Of temporary insanity.
and that on previous occasions she had
declared that she would put sn end to
her life Knowing this, her husband
kept close watch upon her, but Ii
seems that early On Sunday morning,
when the family were all aslrcp. she
left her room. went to tho smosc-nou'e
and fastened n rope around one Of the
beams overhead. A box was lying
near. showing that she had stood upon
it and then pushed it away after she
had placed tho moose around her neck
When her husband sWoke. he immcdl.
stely missed her, ant 4 search va, in
stituted, which resul ed in finding her
Az above stated. dead. and her feet only
two or three inches from the ground
Tho deceased lady was well and favor
ably known. In years past her liter,
ary a,t,inmeurs brought her pr0mi.
ncnrly before the public; and hersac'
cess rs a poet showed that she was
woman Of no ordinary mind. She was
regarded by all who kLe" her as a most
esiinahle womsn-a true Christian
and kind snd loving wife and mother
She leaves several young children tG
msurn her uutinely end.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

G:ipin's Vegetable Liver Pills are prepared
VITA Grrs; care, from medical plants. are
coated with sugar. that they may be taken
rs tile smallest child and upon the most del
cate stomach, are intended, especially, 10
act upon the Liver, thereby relieving all such
diseases as CostirrnrSS. Headache. paralTs;i,
Jsundicr, Colds. AID all disec ses of a Billion,
crigir. 40 better evidence c.ln he offered in
favor Of thc,e Pills than the very fHct that
where their ingredients are known 10 family
phyaici Ins they are using item IN their pri-
waite practice. We append the following,
FROM one OF our most eminent physicians:
OAELASn, June, 1862.
Dr.. GuPIy.-After carefully examining
the formula Ct your Sugar Coated Pills,
feel it hut Justice 10 say, that the combination
is certainly perfect, aud comprise the only
remedies ever believed werr the proper ones
10 he used in diseases Off bilious origin.
shall take pleasure in recommending them
not only 10 my patients, but the entire med
icSl profession. Yours. truly,
J. u. WISTAR. NJ
From one Of the leading retail Druggists o,
West Virginia
Weston, ". Va, June, 1869.
Messrs. CANDY, Gilpin 4 Co..
Gcn,s-Plcase send yexprcss twelve doz-
en- Gllpin's Vegetable Liver Pills. ! have the
most ilat;erng accounts from all who have
used them. and believe the day is not far dis
tan; when they will supercedc all others.
Yours. FIN. CHALFAST.
We could Gil several pages with certificates,
! &c. from prominent men throughout the
country, nut prefer 10 let the Pills in the fl-
ture, as they have in the past, rest entirely
upon their merit-knowing that wherever
they are known their use will pass down
! from generation to generation.
For sale by FIN. chaliant, agent for Lew
is county.
II You want white Ssh. lake herring,
m.cksrel. Potomac or Labrador herring, 20
to Brinkman's.
Nachinisis and all others having use for
extra articles Of Lubricating Oil, can Obtain
the same by calling at A. il. Dents Drug
store Warranted entirely free from -and
and other impurites-only IS ceuis per iral
Ifyou want a cake OF good soap or a Ii
of soda, broom or bucket, go to Brink
! mans.
If'you want good Indigo or any othe
dye.Stuffs, 60 10 Dents.
lfyOu want loaf of bread, lemon, Suga
soda, wAteror cream crackers 90 to Brink
mans.
IF you want box OF snuT or plug Of
hacco, 20 to Brinkman's.
: Maple Sugar, crackers, r,iSiHE, kr., t.,
Edwards
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

lHPRovRMryTs-SToSE CoLL-Six
new houses are being constructed for
occupaiioh during this Spring, on Stopp
Coal Creek, within this county. directly
Oh the turnpike road. 10 addition to
these houses there are new fsuces as far
as the eye eau carry you enclosing
boundless acres. Six new hosses in
ten miles! This looks like improve.
m7ns Of a permanent character. These
houses and fences are dirrc " on the
road, and We understand that tie work
goes bravely on elsewhere. On one
iarm thirty thousand new rails have
been put up this Spring to enclose
property, where til. fences we're de-
stroyed during the war
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

A GEoEsx Rofs.-This gentle.
man, We see ty letter from Cincia-
uati. is now ION his native hrs,h. :"
auc has gene into the commission bnsi.
ness in that city, where he will doubt
l-ss do we'll. When they lost George
RO.s. The Radical party Of this county
lost their head and front. He possessed
more brains than nBy fifty ar.bers Of
his party; and knew we'll when. where
and how TO use them. Nevertheless.
We think George will live to Ole" the
day he was defeated; for he has the
sense and energy % contrcl successfully
a larger and much more profitable bus
inrss than that which is done in the
Clerks Offices Of the Circuit Court Of
Lewis county.
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cr,y OF another, Of any value whatever,
such person shalt be deemed guilty Of
II nisdomeanOr, and upon conviction
shall be fined or imprisoned in the jHiI
Of the county. or both. at lie discre-
ton of the jury, anu shall, moreover.
be liable to tue party injured in treble
the amount o. damages By him sus.
uiDed. 1t shall he lawful for thu
owner Of any orchard, fruit garden,
vineyard, or any field or enclosure
wherein is cultivated any domestic
fruit whatever. or for any person EN-.
plnyed in the cultivation of, or right.
fully i'll the possession of any such
field or enclosure. to arrest and de-
tain in custody, and convey before any
justice Of the county Sherein such ar
rest is made. any person who may b.
found violating any or either Of the
provisions Of this chapter"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

@ Coop JoKS.-Quite n ''geod
Joke" comes to us from Tennessee
II will be recollrcted that a short ,ip-
ago Sheriff W"udford and Mr. Pstrick
Tlrruey started to Tennessee to deliver
over TO the authorities OF that State }
Il. SreinSyparr. an insane m,n who had
been confined in urjail for several
months. The story is that when they
got there, the authorities at Knoxville
arrested all of them. and teleEraphsd
back to West Virginia to knos uhich
ras The patient. Woodford save they
looked with suspicion upon Tierney =;
while Tieruey insists that 1t was
Wooiford they were afther"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03
VAN DNMOGNMy,


~ Posi- OYFlcE AND NAIL Rourr
Thieves For tue last Fix months there
has scarcely been letter Containing
remittancrs to the east from the Post
Office of this place but that the money
has been stolen. There appears to be
a system about it which is surprising
It is equally surprising that some Of thu
House OF "Jcsse' Grant does not in
vrstigate the causes. For We are sure
that attention has been called TO the
subject many times. 10 making this
SUBJECT public, VIC at once acquit the
Office at Weston from any blame We
are sure that the cause. complained of
have their origin elsewhere. and further
East. Let an investigation take place
1t is greatly needed.
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Baltimore cstt!e siarke,s.

Tbs following are the latest market IT.
ports ne have received:
CATTLE The MARKET Yesterday WAS
fairly sctive; $50 head sold at slight I'D
yarcp on last werS's piices. To-day the
M lEkei vas inactive AMI prizes lower, Few
cariIr remaining unsold. First quality 8;
5SG6Sc; Medium ut 4i@ &c; inferior 10 or
DIARY ut 4@iic. Receipts, S9j hesd; saIss
ig3 head.
HOGS-The market has been well sup
piled sud tie d,mauG moderate towards the
close. Receipts sm.!l aud prices 4 shade
higher. though the market closes weak under
tie prospect Ofau improved supply. Quoted
at lea 'G9c net. Receipts. 2.5TT22 head.
SHEEP-Sapply light. AMI good are in
demnut. Fair to good woziI bring C⁣
good 10 extra, IGSc; lair 10 good, sheuTed,
iG?c, good ie extra a;iG(D6 Is. q.
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The AGRICULTURAL FAR GRorSrs
There is much anxiety to have the
Fair Grounds located near this town.
There are many reasons why they
SHOULD be located on grounds accessible
to all those who have spent their money
III his matter. We have raised IN.
wards of $500 for prOmoting Agri-
culture, and We must see it i"r'riv>tcIy
expended. We are in condition to
defy cxtor'ion, if any Should be con,
templsted.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

Ey- TRESFPASSEs on PkoPYRTT.-
Our attention hSs been called 10 the
provisions Of the law 10 prevent tres
passes and to Puni.n the crimes which
they entail upon the perpetrators. 1t
ronld ne well for these who thought
!rssly violate the law 10 examine the
provisions Of the sections which NJ
publish below No one is st liberty to
enoraNch apon the property Of his
ueiEhbor: but even ii thai might be
done With impunits, the disfgurafisn
Of tonhstcRcs aud church property.
and the vulgar drawings snd con.
ments upou houses snd bridges. are vi
uiatiUus of the law which we ssM
scsrceIy perceive are sIscrpiible nF
any apology. In almost any country
violations 1T auch laws have 10 cease,
or the perpetrators Of Oi!snces Of that
character will be found cut and their
conduct duly punished. For TIC ben
eft of good many Of our friends in
town who ought to know better. We
copy below sections - and IS Of chap.
ter l46 of the Code: and will add thas
those parties who have occn aggrievsd
in the past are determined to submit
to these annoJnnets no longer, but
will prosecute to the full extent Of the
law any violations thereof:
"SrC 81. lfany person unlawfully
but not feloninlsIy take and carry
away or destroy, d,f,ce or in
jura any property, real or person
al. not his own and not included in
the succeeding section. or break down
!rsiroy, deface, injnre or remove any
monument erected for the purpose OF
designating the boundaries OF any
town, tract or lot Of land. or any tree
marked for that purpose, he shall be
deemed guilty Of misdeneanor. And
If any porson shall. without the con-
sent Of the owner or oecupier thereof,
enter into the enclosed lands of anoth-
er, and do any damage thereon, or
shall. without such consent, pull down
in whole or in part, or ipjure any fence
Of another. he shall be guilty of a
uisdemcanor, and facd not exceeding
one hundred dollars. He shall, more.
over, be liable to tie party injured for
damages sustained by such injury
and il shall be M defence to any pros.
cru ion or suit under this section thai
such fence was not n lawful fence.
"SEC. IS. Ifany person shall I'M
lawfully cut down or otherwise injurC
or destroy any fruit, ornamental, shade
or other tree, vine. bush or sipling
standing in gardens, orchards. nurseI'
les. streets. side walks, groves, field
nr forests, or take or destroy any frul
or garden Or farm products, the prop
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

BY, telegram received on Thurs
day last ne learn tina, on that day the
Governor appointed The following gen
tlemen as the Board Of Dir ctors for
the Insane Hospital at this place:
Gee. Il. Tingle-Ohio.
". Rathbone-Wood,
Daniel Donehoo-Hancock,
Samuel Price-Grenmbrirr.
4. f. Sunmers-kanawha.
7. c Groen-Jc!ferson.
a N. Wood-Ilardy,
CD. ArDold-Lewis,
a. A. Levis-I.ewis.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

D- FIRE.-Quitc y stir was crested
in town Gu Saturday I'st by the alarm
Of Gre The h"use OF Mrs. Pet Moore
near Stone CsrI Bridge. | y yeasoH ii ,
defective f.e. vas for awhile in rcnsid-
arabic danger; but the quick and dc.
cisire efforts Of those nsar at hand -.
sded bv oar irrraresslbl- Fire
Brigade" soon pat an extingulsheT
upca the destructive element.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

kS~ CORPORATION ELEcrrcx.-The
election for Mayor and Councilman oc.
ours early next msn,h Are We to
have ticket. or 1T tho :tins 20 by
drfault? How would 1t do TO have n
"strai ght ticket" Let us hear from
those who know, you know"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

ny REArPoryrss.-We notice thst
Mr.. Henry Brsuuoa has bean resp
pointed BY Governor jacob as Regent
f.om hi. District for the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Asylum.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

H- iHAsKs Our thanks are
hereby rendered to Hon. Henry Brannon
for correct copic. Of the bill submitting
he Flick Amendment, and the elect on
Jaw. a Perusalof these important acts
OF the Legislature will well repay the
time spent in reading them.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03
TAC0B ScUglTT,


CENTER STREET, WESTON, ". VA
Ke-ps constantly on Maud full ard
semylesa stock OF Sf all kinds Of Furni-
tsrs, such A. Bureaus Tables, Chairg,
Stands, BQd-s;eid., &c, &c, Of the hes,
quality, At reasonable prices AnoTdcTs
lr0aptlJ Itisadcd 10.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

S FELL DEAD "A fer days ago,
as Mr.. Henry BranuOn vas returning
from Blu ,khannnn Court, the horse
upon which he ras RIDING very val.
liable one-fe!l dead. No cause is
known why the animal should have
acted in this singular manner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

@ HuoX TIMER A short time
ngo MIR Jeremiah Jshus. Of Dusk
Camp. in Gilmcr county, cut down a
poplar tree for rail timber, from which
was taken sirtcea rail cuts-each eleven
feet long.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

~ Biz Drove MIR r. P. Cam
den fer days ago purchased in one
drove $50 head of ca, ls-costing
uearl, 81 600. lie bought ri a 'iar-
rison county dealer; and row has the
stock al his farm ne.r town.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

TT REv. DR. You've preached on
Sunday evening last at the NJ. f
Chrrci in tits placr. 10 "lounG
Men" A large and attentive audience
VA. present; and the effort Of the DR..
was fully appreciated.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03
r ozsN5o D. sTRADER,
ATTORNEY dTLAF,
Beverley. Y 10.

Berrricy, Y 70.
Practices Ia the Circuit Courts Of Ran
aslph. and adjoining corntin, in the Cour,
., Appeals sud United States Court.
Cslis,ions and ali other business
PROMPTLY attended 10
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

S WESTON School nIsrSlcr.-
The election Of School Commissioners
for our School District occurs to-day
Saturday. We will give the result
next week.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03
AIRS. NARY {. vARSEr
REV MILLINERY EMPORIUM
k,in Street Weston.

X,. VArney would respectfully inform
fas ladies Of Weston and vicinity thst she
has JUS, received and has now on hand n
hll AID complete assortment of notions,
rihbou., millinerysRd straw goods, bonnet
trimming and velvet ribbons, hoHhet
sIks, ia,ins, and relrets, blondes, nettS,
s,spes, ruchcs. flowers. feathers. ornaments.
straw bonnets and ladies hats trimmed
and unirinmcd-shaE-r hoods, sundoNrS,
kc which she il offering 81 Baltimore
vice. BONNET AND DRESS MAKING
viii rsccive prompt attention and he done
10 tho best style. nlSly
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

ES- Coop YIELp.-Mr. W. G.
Camp last year RAISED a peck of potu-
tors from one. TIeis DESTROYS Ofkuow-
ing who can beat that.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

~ 1nEFr -Sourc fellow who must
have thought hard times were ahead.
stole a cheese from the wagon Of a
Chenille teamstpr last wsek.
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91sTEA@Y.

plED-ln Grafton. West Virginia. on the
18th alt. MRs. CATHAUNE ?. GEHsiSG. wild
ow of Ignaiias Gehring, in the I9th year Of
her age.
Mrs. Gchring was formerly resident of
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03
DIRECTION DAWSON,


-EllOANFIIH Abo lROp-NORkfR
YEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, Bageios. wagons, &c, re.
paired on short notice, and 90 The aos
reasonable esms. Hoe,s-shocius carefully
ssiendsd 70:
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

TT IMPROVEMENTS. A row Of
young shade trees h,vs been planted
around the Bailey Hotel; and other
improvements are in progress.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-03

EFT Local MAIL COxrElcrs.-Thc
following lScai awards Of mail contracts
h4ys just been mad" by the Department
a, Washington: From Ganley Bridge
10 Nicholas G. H.. Edward Campbell.
S95D; from Ganlty Bridge to Raleigh
=. II Alder, C. Windsor, S4sS 50
from Brax,on to WEIGH Glade. K. II.
McClrnve. $3.50; from Br,r,on c II.
20 C!.ndenniu, Johs d. Campbell,
1919; from Har'isville TO GAINESVILLE.
'ieorge Sjure;t, $3.50; from Yves,
Union 10 Troy. George e. Griffin,
$500; from Cilrksbarg to Weston. y
Smith snd Jsha W Smita. $500 /;
frem C!a'ksburg to Bsckhsnnon, } &.
ReErr. $500; fror Ularksburg to
Wss. Milford. Irwis y Maxwell. $50;
from Wrsion 10 Gls4 Vile, Esias Felty.
Sjic; from Weston 10 Nicholas &. H.. T.,
E.iDs Felty. slSG0; three times $
week: from Wrston to philliPPi, David
Anglin. $3.50; from Webster to Brv.
cry. El;m b. Talbot. $685. "A; from
rhlllippi to Rsmines Mills. Drvrd
Anglia, SlSG; from Buckhannen to
Hauon.viIlc, Andrew Poaudstonc,
ST36; from BACKGAMMON to Weston,
Andren Poundstone, $23I.
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g' CurIOus.--LSnt began this year
on WashinGton's birthday. and snds on
the anniversary of Lees surrender.
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n, n. B. BLAND,
~ -suEGEoE AVID rErudLx


Particular attention paid TO all kinds
u chronis. diseEscs. The Doctor can a; all
tinssbe found a, his Office in Gleuvill,
Vaea ENTHUSIASTICALLY Cugsyed.por Isl.
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The FamorI Pet Bare" IS nop on
Exhibition.
CHEAP CASH STORE.

Re- owe the Cash Store and where are
your Low Prices? The way TO keep it IN
cur midst is 10 pa;rOnize it. We have
strong opposition, hut defy competition (;
and hereafter We shall
SEX Cheaper Thar Ereri