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A splendid assortment of spoon, fork
sad table cutlery, clocks, gold pens and
full lire CT speotacles can be found at &.
r. Calhoun & Co.'s, Maxwell House, at
low prices. my7
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southern Bonds in New York.
The sales OF Southern bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange On the
7th inst. were as follows:
SECOND BOARD.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER

Ie.egrophic Report from Signal Service
Corps. u. s. a., of Observations at
4 O'ci0rE p ~
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DaltInaore Markets.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1O.-klour dull;
double $6.25, $3.50; treble $6.75@T.0O.
Corn firm; mixed 5Se; white zoe Oats in
moderate demand at 4S@5Ic. Pork dull
and nominal at S14 so. Bacon dull at
74@S2@9a Lard dull at IOs@119- Su-
gar quiet fair 1C4c. MOlsssss dull; plSa-
tation fernenting 424c- Coffee nominal.
Sterling 225 Gold lII3
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Nyou want bargain III good watch
and chain, go and get one from G. t. Osl-
houn & Co., Maxwell House. my7 tt
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Nashville Live stock Market.

Nashville Live stock Market.
CArTLE-Market dull at 81 s39c for
choice; ordinary 2@3c; scalswags 1900.
SHEEP-Supply about equal to the de-
mand. We quote at Sl.25@2.50 per
head, according to quality.
Hces-Nothing doing. We quote NOM
inslly at 31@4c.
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BuTnett"s Cooking Extracts
are the best apr7 1aw1y fri.
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L zaru9 Z Morris Perfected SpectscI55
are the best. They never tire the eyes;
last many years without change, and are
warranted not to break. Geo. &. Calhoun
& Co, Maxwell House, Jewellers and OPP
ticians, are sole agents for this country.
I'D On --------
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
". ". BERRY, CHAS. z. HILLMAS,
JOHN KIRKAAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL 7. oARTFE.
rrIRAHsEOTs GENERAL EXCHANGE BUsI-
1 EFss and deals in United ststee Bonds and
Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
w. W. BERRY, President.
mo. KIRKMAN, Vice President. se2l-17
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F. L. DAVIES d Bro. Jewel Hers and Silver
smiths, Nashville:
The attention Of watch buyers Is called
TO our stock Of WalthRm watches in gold
snd silver cases, specially selected for our
own trade. These watches greatly excel
any others made in this country in beauty,
finish. variety and in fine time keeping
Qualities, and are offered at much lower
5rices. mar17 e
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are under the parental roof and re-
.tralnt, and the money spent for their
education is spent at home, and a great
deal Of serious anxiety and apPreben-
sion is saved the parents BY having the
child under their immediate care.
To build up frst-class school in
Weston, all sc want is commodiouG
building, gentleman superintendent
and teacher (who can always be had
for reasonable salary.) and suitable
corps Of lady teachers (ULo eau doubt
less be found in the vicinity
Now gentlemen directors of the
Board Of Education and liberal citizens
of Weston. what say you to these sug-
gestions? Let us have come action at
once, and have building ready and
teachers engaged BY tho lst of Sepiem.
Der. the commencement Of the full
term, and Weston will no longer suffer
under the disgrace of no school build
ing and poor school.
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c~O,u c.ro,,,s ,. Wr.-ox ON
- IN ,,., IT,, ,h .o,.r. of Tho Weston
S S"nooI 5; ,1 , elected ,brcc Of our in.
I ,;a;",. and n,,orrr;.;ng e;,izans hi.
n ra.,o-, ,boy be;ne the Board of Edu-
.,,;Ou f,r ,Io cnspinr wear We desire.
=, 'L;sr;us 10 call the attention of the
Rid and If The whole peopls to the
nms,,;on Of tho erection Of n suitable
IJs s,i hr;id;nr and N, building I'M
s. n If , sr.,.cI,,. ,eh,o, wor,by Of
~. town ovid Il, Good n.onle,
TIoro ,rc fnrr hundred children il,
~. .cbool district according to the
ia,o rsnort Of Presiden, Chalfan.. Of
H.. nP..s of EJ,,otinn There are
~. .%'o n"nr IF bo,b wrss Of the farther
.S~.rosj scholar. not only in this bu,
:. ,...v # n, ,J;oiu;nr counties, who
m,nid 3rsf.r attending School, in IVES.
W, ~ ro;n, IN , distance proridcd a
."Soo, v;,S comnn,ont teachers was in
o orar here Then, VIII; shall sot
O,r ";,;,nr, and tbe Board Of Educa.
~. ..nr, ,bcir head, .orc,her y and
I'LL t"% . sn;,ahIo ,nI ,omm o5;ou, house
Gu S, , rsaaaJ s"hoo,". school 10 be
IT, su' " onn,;a s tbron.bout ten
nvS' ~ - O IL" r..r FROM the free
mTn.ns Q, 'ne a. :, Iii ~ ami N,
sono?. iuuu SIS 90 a. ,,; Il sasxs Prpptt
rem. I.s s aaOiA = ,CbooI Gr,ftop,
Ios ;, Va, ,,.'D '" ,ounossd nr;ncinallv o
ra, ,:. . a"d i,S,rur. .uplovees Of III,
a p,,.;,no. aI nd Ohio Railroad company
!! n"i t,.Y5;ns SUI . ,nnsrb .cbool.boiss.
Is Uu.'urD asrnoD Dt 10 tho lib.ralitv o
~; ;a.' IN. sbol, Ws,tob The count,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Iryou want nice hottie OF perfume,
fragrant cake Of soap, nice quality OF pa
per, good pen.kni'e, pccket-book, tooth
brush; or anything else in the notion or fan
cy goods line, 80 TO Dents.
Madder, logwood, alumni, coppsras and
ritrloll at Brinkmans.
Window glass, all sizes, putty, jim cans,
linseed oil. white lead, paint brushes, color:
in oil, rarnishes OF all kinds, fre-proo
paint, sand-papcr, &c. kept constantly OIL
haad and for sale cheap by A. VI Dent.
Concentrated lye, candles and candle wics
at Briakmsn's.
Single and double iron shovel plOws al
Edwards.
Raisias, ei1on and cinnamon at Brink
mans.
IF Won want any book, school-hook, or auy
other kind that is now published, yon can
Obtain the same by leaving an order with A.
". Dent, at the Peoples Drug Store.
Wash-abs, wash.board,, broons ant
buckets at Brinkaian's.
Edwards sells the Bidweil Iron HILLSIDE
and level land plovs-warranIed 10 lie til,
best in use. See that BidweIl's and Boyd
Co.'S names are on the plows before buying
Bread, cakes and crackers at Brinkman's
Edwards stock of groceries, hardware
woodenwarc, queensware, rren, nails
horse shoes, nail rods, &c, is unsurpassed
for quality and ehcapne.s, and persons dcsir
ing 10 purchase will save money by buyini
Of him.
Teas, cofrtes and sugars Of all kinds :
Brinknsn's.
Machinists and all others having use 70
extra articles Of LubricatinC Oil, can ob'air
the same by calling at. A. NJ. Dents Drul
store. warrsaisd entirely free from IAN,
and o,he7 impuri;ies--ouly is ecu's per gal
Ifyou want good Indigo, or any othe
dye stuGs, go 10 Dents.
Maple Sugar, crackers, raisin', ke., a
Edwards.
Fresh oranges and lemons at Brinkman'
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IF LAW Asp TuISGs In our
paper of some weeks ago, We made
mention Of the fact that the Beard OF
Supervisors had "cut down" the sal.
aries of the various county officers !;
but uninten,isnai!y we omitted to sinte
.h,t tie salary Of the Prosecuting At
torrev was reduced at the same time
from $3.50 TO $500. Now, as Mr.
Brannon failed to qualify or resign, the
old incumbent, hi. D. NJ. Bail !,
holds over, and insists that as every
such officer must serve until his sue
ccssor is elected and qualified" and
that according to lave, the salary Of an
office. 'shull not pc increased or dimin.
i,hcd during his continuance in Office, y
the Board had no right, under the law
I. alter his salary. 1t appears that the
Board thought different y; and the
chance now is that the matter will b
tes.fd in the Cour =.
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RE- PAPER BoSKowZEs We have
ooen requested BY several Of our sub
scriher. in town to come down heavy"
on those Of our citizens who are always
tie FIRST 10 read THE DEAocRAr, but
have always bosn too stingy or too
blind to pay for ONE Of their own.
THUS, say the complainants. they are
unable 10 keep paper Eve minutes.
One reads it, then another and another.
.Sd finally i, disappears. We have
this 10 say: That nan who will live
in town and no, take and pay for the
paper printed thsrs. deserves no sym
pathy in this world-and Mighty little
in tie world to come. They are gen.
orally 'picayune men'--"erl-skin-
ncrs"-mep who would steal tie cop
pers of dead niggrrs eyes and then
kick him because they we're not half
dollars.
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MARRIED.

NATURALIZATION the ?3rd ult., by
Rev. e Marsh, Mr.. E. g. Murphy 10 Hisi
Nancy r. Lewis, all Of Lewis.
SlIMONS-ST AZELL-Ou the End inst,
ut the residence of the brides father. BY
Rev. j. l.. SANFORD, Mr.. Peter Simmons to
Miss Pauline A. Staze!I, all of Lewis.
NORTHUMBERLAND the 5th inst, a
the residence oil John Varney Esq, by Rev
J. l.. SANFORD, Mr.. Robe, Z. Moore, OIL
Weston, TO Miss Margaret c. Murray, o.
Writ Court House.
TWir, County Democrat please copy.l
Observation-Disclosures residsncc Of the
brides father, on the Both uli., by DR.. John
l.. Thea, Nh. HARVEY liYER TO MISS SARAH
u. C. IlUDKry-all Of Braxton.
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re- A NEW SETTLER. the
many new settlers who have cast their
lot among us during the past few
months, We desire TO notice Mr.. ".
". Fugle. a native OF NonOngul'
This gentleman purchased from Mr.,
John &. Jncks>n wha, is known as the
Chap johnson Farm" on Stone Coal
Tie comes into cur midst fall Of Ell cr.
prIse, armed with plenty Of stamps"
aud will engage especially i'll the cattle
trade. In politics he is Democrat
almost his frst act after coming to this
county being to subscribe for Tuv
pEHocRAr. We cordially commend
Mr. FOgle 10 our frirnGs the county
over; and ouly hope that Il tl,ousand
more like him may soon decide to make
cure ounty their home.
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Mr Corron.rIox ELrcr1ox.-W

A- CorpoRArIoy ELFcrIoS.-We
understand that u full "Citizcns Tick
et' has hccn made up for the Corpora
ton election--par,ies Of all shades Of
politics being upon it. There is
nothing as exhilerating in these matters
as little contest, and we were in hopes
that pleasant little 6ght would be
maze. But. if there are any dissatis-
fed, and desire other candidates, an
nouncemcnts can be made in this paper
for the small sum Of two dollars.
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ET A B.p BrG,Smye.-The word
comes to Us from TIE Land Of Green
Ginger (BuckLannun) that on Monday
last sou of Rev. Mr. Brnwn, living
nesr that place, stole valuable horse
belonging to Mr.. Jasper n. Wrsifal!,
Of Brushy Fork, and then, calling upon
his "iadye love-" daughter Of Mr.
Henry Winemiller, of the same neigh
borhoed. induced her to elaPe with
him Together upon the one horse
they wended their way through Weston,
and thenco We know not where. The
Deputy Sheriff of Upshur county, Mr..
William MeNulty. was in hot pursuit I;
bu. at latest accounts had found nc
traces of tho fugi;ives
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OBITUARY.

DlED,-On FRIDAY morning last, Of
brain fever, WILLIAM W, son Of RcaARr
and ELIZA BARRETT, aged one year and lou
months.
So Young and yet so precious to hi
parents-it was hard TO bow submissively Il
The divine will; for the little one WAS tn
shrincd in iheir love-,heir hearts most earn
csi. slIsc,iouale love and upon him va:
crnic-ed a.! that this affection could prompt.
or this 1--we devisc.
And now, while ackn owledging the right
Of Him who gave to take away, their hearts
bleed for their loss; and great void IS
left. place made blank aud defolate; but
jewel is laid away in the great treasury oil
Heaven
..Tho storm fell on cur tender bud,
Scattering It's leaflets, and the star was
drsnched
In tears. The lamp burned dimly-unaware'
The little lamb was faini-the weary dove
Covered i,s young head beneath its droop-
ing wingi
The chord was lso.ened on our harp, the
Was troubled, and the rill ran nearly dry
And in our souls we heard our Father saying:
viii you return the giitF The voice was
low, E,
The ,n,wer lower still, Thy will he done.
The star that Sc; upon our earthly home
Has risen in glory, and 10 pure skies
I. shining; rud the lamp "e sorelT miss
Sheds lis soft radiance in better home,
And knowing this,twe cannot fail 10 see,
WILLIE, darling, God knows best for the"
WILLIE's FRIEND.
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1 IMPROVEMENTS. MIR. George
StrickIer has beauti6cd the exterior Of
his dwelling house by few coat, 'Oi
paint.
Sheriff Toodford is fixing ur in
good style his new Office on Main
Street.
John Brannon has put new roof
upon his office and when lat heard
frsm wss builline a rail fence some.
where about Pine Knob.
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lEes. Virginia:
At Rules held IN the clerks Office of the
circuit court of Lewis county, on the first
Monday in April, ISL.
Mary ]. Hays, plaintiff, !
"a. In chancery.
John Morro%'S heirs,
&c, defendants.
TIVE object of tins suit is to obtain de-
cree assigning to the plaintiff her dover
in certain lot OF ground, and the appur.
tshances, lying in the county Of Lewis, near
the town of Jane Lew.
And it appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendants William G. Holloway and Mar
tib HOLLOWAY are not residents OF this STATE,
and they not appearing, it lie ordered that
they do appear here within one month after
the date of the first publication of this order,
and do what may be necessary to protect
their interests in this suit.
A copy-tesie:
JOHN C. IA cEsOS, Clerk.
G.. J. Arnold, attorney Eprillo-4t
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w Soux PorlToss.-In reply to
Mr.. Camps inquiry as Ia who could
bea; his yield ola peck from enc potato,
We are requested to state that Mrs. Nat
Fsrnsworth, Of Buckharnon, planted
four rotatoes, from which were gath
cred "A bushels. and in addition nine
mes,es for her family, numbering four
rersop,-at least Two bushels from four
not,,ops. This Is slightly ahead Of
anything we have heretofore Pnoii'hedi'
and se await with anxiety the intel'',
rence that somebody eau etcn beat
liuckhannon.
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French Relief Committee iu New York
City, We notice a contribution ofSl7l,
proceeds off, concert and supper or
ganized for the benefit CT the victims of
the war by Nine Celiur Foussc. the
estimable and accomplished daughter
Of the celebrated French writer aud
Academicicu, Syivestrc de Sscs, and
wife of Frederick Fgusse. Esq OF
Weston, Yves; Virginia, a gentleman
well known to many of our citizens.
So the ice is broken at lat lie, us
hope that the noble example of the lit.
tie inland tuwn IF Weston may. with
out more delay, be followed by some Of
our larger and more pompous cities,
Wheeling. Parkorsburg, Martinsburg
and Charleston taking the lead"
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re Ds. PisNELL.-From the Land
of Green Ginger we learn that this
gentleman. who for a year or two has
feea Consul at Melbourne, is now
on his way home, and will be at Buck
harmon in a few days The doctor is
accused aflnany ways that are dark
and tricks that arc vain" b. his neigh
hors; and many and divers quarrel'
are expected when he arrives.
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mar13.6t
BIZ THE GOfERNOR-A Proc.
LANA TON

tn CONFORMITY WITH JOINT RES0-
i luton No. -, of the Legislature, adopted
February 18th, 1911, notice is hereby gives
that All election will be held a; crsry place
Of voting within the State Of West Virginia,
on th' fourth Thursday in April, 1871 being
the eth day thereof, 10 ascertain tie sense
OF the qualified voters on the ratification or
rejection of the following proposed amend
meut 10 the Constitution of the State, as q
substitute for scctiuL ene OF article three
thereof, namely:
''The male citizens Of the State shall be
entitled 10 vote at all elections held within
the election districts in which they rcspcc-
lively reside. hut no person who 70 minor,
or OF unsonnd mind, or pNuper, or who is
under conviction Of treason, felony, or br.-
berry in an election, or who has not been q
rcsidsn, of the State for one year, and of the
rountT in which he offers 10 vote for thirty
days next preceding such of,r, sh all he per-
nittcd 10 vote while such d:sabi lity con-
tinues.n
Fsr this purpose, supervisors and inspect
ors of elections throughout the State are d.
rectcd 10 open polls at their respective pla.
CTS of voting on the day aforesaid.
~ lr testimony whereof have
o,,,, hereuaio set my hand, and
obAb. caused the Great Seal Of the
State 10 he affixed, at Charles
ton, this 18th day Of March,
2s7l. JOHN J. JACOB.
D. the Go;ernor.
J. n. PHElPs,
Secretary ofssa;s.
April Ord, 1911, d
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Sc FoR To.s SEsex,xr-W

Sc FoN Tors SERGEANT We
call thu attention Of our readers in town
to the announcement Of Mr Frank An
nawalt. elsewhere printed. IA we
have had occasion to remark an former
occasions, Frank is good fellow aud a
sound Democrat aud as he is now
holding the position Of Deputy Sheriff
and Jailor. he would b: able to devote
more time to the duties Of the Office of
Sergeant than ii h. were engaged in
anT other business
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E5- STEAxsE.-Ne are informed
that quite hail storm visited par. of
the Frceman's Greek country on Mon
day last. The hail-stones were nearly
as large as grains of corn, and covered
the ground to the depth of nearly an
inch The weather elsewhere was fuc:
and but small extent ofterritory was
troubled by this unwelcome visitation.
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Eg CONNECTED &C c. Yoke, Ed
win Smith. Webster Hirzman and
Charles Morrison. sentenced ty Judge
Irvine to so days imprisonment. have
been released by order of his cxcellen'
cy. Governor Jacob. The Governor
received petition. signed by over five
hundred citizens of the county, setting
forth the fact that the time Of impr;soR-
mcnt was excessive. He thercupon.
after consideration. commuted the SEN
,enee to..rhir,y days, which expired on
Friday last.
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S- SERIOUS AcctDExT.-We learn
thst on Monday last Mr.. Thomas 6.
Watson. son Of Richard Watson, Esq,
of Bush's Mills. was terribly injured
by large log rolling upon him. Mr.
Watson was trying to stop the log from
rolling down hill side. but the weight
was too much for him and in trying to
save himself by jumping over the log
he slipped and fell-;hs log rolling
over him.
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AIRS. MARY E. vARSEY
sew MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Main Street, Weston.

Mrs. Varney would respectfully inform
me ladies Of Weston and vicinity that she
has jus. received aud has now on hand a
fnll AID complete assortment CT notions,
ribbops, millineryaad straw goods, bonnet
trimming and velvet ribbons, bonnet
silks, ,aiils, and velyeiS, blondes, nctis,
srspss, luehrs, flowers. feathers, ornaments,
straw bonnets and ladies' hats-,rlnmed
and un,rimmed-stakrr hoods, sundoNns,
ke which she is offering at Baltimore
rie.s. BONNET AND DRESS NAMING
VIII r,op:r. pronr; attention and he done
IN the best style. nisiJ
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R THE AcElcrLruAAL SOCIETY.
The Stockholders Of this Society meet
to-day Saturday and much important
business is to be transacted. We will
give full rcpor, Of the proceedings in
our next issue.
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Gy Tns FrRsr MAGAzIsE.-We
bay,. we feel confident. among our
rssdors many who are capable of writ
Ing good story, or composing pretty
bit Of poetry. We advise them that
there is now suitable place for their
appearance, in The First MuJasihe,
Clarksbars, West Yirginia beside
being the only noathly in tie State, We
would like to see Lewis county repre-
senlcd in it's table of contents. We
will send f'nE DENocSAr and First
Magazine one year for $3.50.
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Eg- TnE Nsw BOARD The gen.
ilcmen comprising the new Board of
Directors for the Asylum have received
their commissions, and it is understood
that they will meet aud organize about
the 20,h in.t.
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Gg- ELECTION Of School CnNNIss.
woSEns. AT the election held on the
LIST inst, for three School Commission,
crs for the School District of Weston,
the following gentlemen were elected.
Il. J. McCAsDLisu,
J G VASpEKvoET,
F. NJ. CuALFANr.
The ticket was vo;ed for by both
par,ies-ro contest being made.
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S PxssoSAL.-bIr. NJ. NJ. Dent,
"f Aorgan'nwu, formerly editor of the
lirginta Var, is in town, visiting his
relatives. He is the fuiher Of Arthur
NJ. Dent, aad brother of Mrs. Chal-
FAINT.
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DEKFNESs, CATARRH, sCR0FUJ A.
DAlEdy who had suffered for years from
Deafness, CAtarrh and Scrofnla, wax cured
by a simple remedy. Her sympathy and
graf itude primptS her 10 send the receipts
free of charge 10 any one similarly afflicted.
Address Mrs. ". G. Leggt;r. Jersey City.
NJ.
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IL JErF D.rIs.-At the election
held on the LIST inst. somc person
voted for Jefferson Davis for School
Commissioner. We know not whether
JEFF would b. complimentcd With this
or Motive rather think not.
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Ilpru 'gssiuoi iJsnrs pus llro
GU oAlS .,lupu li!A ssm!' aF' sp @oi
s,s ss,pd iN 'jssald o, ii!rqH AuI 10
'ssuslisdNs suol ncp luapguo' sa!'q
'4iox iul 70 Iu!i, SHlMi nv S'o's
&sI lu OBS pus llso
"a "A 'uolss "A 'lsans u!slf
KNOBS s,SoIoSIssnd siisoddo iiioiS
.spSIQSIS GNY 'SaOHS' SLO0A
n aa1Tad oES szaaIoNAnSFn u
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TN& DEMOeRAV.
CORRELATION ELECTION.


We are authorized TO announce
FRANK NJ ASYAwALT as a cundidst.
Tor Town Sergeant at The ensuing Cor
pora'ion election, subject to the de-
eIsion Of tho voters at the polls. te
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re- WoRk SUSPENDED Work on
the Asylum building has been entirely
suspended; and will continue SO. we
presume. until the assembling of the
new Board.
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AGENTS WANTED FOX
.EONDERS OF TIE WlREH.

Ottr one thousand il!zs.sa,i"sS The
largest, hest selling, aud nest EtiEE:Lis sub
srription took'rvsr published. tIne sI sui 81
Dcnuor. Colorado, sold t0s crrss i, davs
One agen, in Ailwsui.a sole 20 eorir. in
day, and large nu2rhcr from ~ 10 80 COP.
ics per day. SEMI Ser Circular. with terms
Al once. AdSrr's I. &. ruiii,hirg c.
Chicago, u. ciaoiHua.i. Ohio. ug.St !.l.;,
No,
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R- GoSp wEsr.-"Polk' Jack
son, of Stone Coal, left this place on
Thursday morning last for Southern
Kansas, where he intends permanently
to locate.
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RET TnE SuPxkri,oRs.--The Board
me, on Monday last, and remained III
session until Tuesday evening. All
the members we're present In our
next issus we shall lay before osr
readers synopsis of their proceedings.
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nu- AL Ennis Day i,hc 1st in.

Ey- ALL Fooh's Oar Che 1st ms J
was well attended herea6auts. A gooi
mazy persons vent to see it-coming
away we'll satisfied that the fool-killOr
hadn't made clean sweep when he
cane through this country.
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JACOB ScENlTT,
-cAh.xzT MAKER,

CENTER STREET, WESTON, ". VA
Kt~Ds constantly on baud full aid
eoa pls.s stock OF ot all kinds or rurpi-
tire, such as bureaus Tables, Ohairs,
Rtand., Bcd-stsads, ks.. &C., Of the best
quality, at reasonable prices Al orders
promptly ATTENDED TO.