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government may be located, statistical
tables will net be wanting to show
equally as clearly rs the one in quCs-
ton, tia, the judgment Of the powers
tina, be, is not by auy means infallible.
We shall keep our readers posted
as tho war progresses.
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Mrs. MARY Z. yAESEY
SEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
49,. g.. tr..,~.

Mrs. varney would respectfully inform
the ladies Of Weston and vicinity that she
has just received and has now on hand =
full aud complete assortment Of notions,
ribbons, niillineryand straw goods, honRet
trimming and velvet ribbons, bonnie,
silks, satins, and vtlyets, blondes, pett,,
grapes, iueheS, flowers, feathers, ornaments,
straw b0nnets and ladies hais-triulmsd
and uutrimmed-Shnkpr hoods, Sundowus,
&c which she Is offering At laliinor,
prices. BONNET AND DRESS NAHISG
will receive prompt attention and be done
In the best style. Misty
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EE The members of Congress from
this State are upon the following Com
miuses-
John j. Davis-Committee on Pub
lie Expenditures.
Jas. c. McGrGw, Chairman or Mile
age, and member on Private Land
Claims.
Frank Hereford isa member Of the
important Committee on Territories
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.Sini, nf Eeh IIrainia

State Of Vest Virginia
Al Rules held in tie Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of the county Of Randolph, on
the lst Monday in December, 1871, and in
the OH year of the State.
Tie M,rchuMts National
Bunk at ClurkiLwg
abraham C. Ward, 40. IN Chancery
rahnm Carper, Marfhn
Ward and Aehemiah
Cdrptr
Tie object Of thi, suit is to recover from
the defendants one thousand dUllaiS due the
10Th OF January, 1917. out Of the proceeds
of their personal effects in this State, no "
II tarhed, and fund, in tie hands Of George
". Yokum belonging 10 Martha Ward.
And II appearing BY affidavit iilel IN this
eaLse thai the defendants Abraham c. Ward
and Martha Ward are no. residents Of this
State, and they MT appearingi 1t Is ordered
that they do appear here within one month
after the first publication oil this order, and
do what may 6e necessary 10 pIoIrrt their
interest in this suit and that 4 copy Of this
order he published and posted According 10
law. a COpy-TtEle:
J.B. EARLE, Clerk.
DAVID GoFF, AIRY. deell.ii
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TAS. ". w0FPISDlS,
!Sn', of Net vIroiuin

.Sta'c of H'eH Virginia.
Al Rule hcli in the clerks office Of the
circuit court OF the county OF Randolph, on
tue lst Monday IN, December, 1871, and in
the 9th year OF the slate.
George McL,aH, Admin
ia'ratr Of George H.
Long. dcecdsed.
rs In Chaneery
jonathan " Harper
Gideon D. Camden and
William & Carper
The object Of this suit l. to subject tia
funds In the hands Vi Gideon y. tauIdrn aud
William g. Carptr Comm s,iOners, and be-
longing to Jonathan ". Harper, To tue pay.
men, Of So with interest, aud the costs "
this suit.
Aud It appearing By AFFIDAVIT filed 10 this
cause, ilmi Ike drfddaLt Jonathan W lllr'
per, Is not resident Ul this STATE nnd lie
not apptarln ;, it's UIG,r,d Hat he du al-
pear hr,c within one mouth HilUr tie iir,t
publication Of tbs order, aud do what NAV
be- nrocss7y 10 nrOicIi his Interest IN this
suit aud tlliI copy OF tbs Onlc' be pub
lIfhrd aud pO4'Cd UgciMGng 10 law.
A Copy .Trsic3
!. y. EARLE, CLERK.
David COT, r.n.nitd' Attorney.
Dee il-ii
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
All Retail Orders amounting to $50 and
Over Delivered in any PartOf
the Country
pREE or IMPRESS CHANCES.
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS

IA MILTON EASTER & SONS.
Of Baltimore. Ma.
10 order the better TO meet III. wants oil
their retail customers at distance, hare ~.
tablished
4 SAMPLE BUREAU.
and will, upon application, promptly Isad l.y
mail fll lines VI samples Of tie Newest snd
most Fashionable Goods, Of French, ErEIlsi,
and Domestic manufacture guaranteeing AtAh
times TO sell As low, u not al lesi prices, INN
any house in the country.
buying our goods from the largest M
most celebrated manufacturer In the difatrt
parts ofEurope, and importing the Sane v
steamers direct to Baltimore, our stock iI al
all times promptly supplied With the nVrrIiiSs
OF the London nHd Paris markets.
As we buy and sell onlyfor cash, and make
no bad debts, We are able and willing 10 Ssii
our goods Al from Ten to fincCn pOr cent leSS
profit than II We gave credit.
Orders uuaeeompanied by Gosh will be
sent CO. D.
fronpt-paying wholesale buyers an IN
vited to inspect The stock Ia our Jo6bisg and
Package Department.
Address, HAMILTON EASTER L SONS,
1871. 100, 3Ol and ?t9 W. BNltlmotss i
Feb 7o.lsIl-ly Balitnere, Nd.
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TO TIE SUFFERING

To TTTF VFFENTNU,
The Rev. William II. Norton, while re-.
siding in Brazil ne a Missionary, discovered
in tia, land o. medicines aremedy Tor Coz.
SUMPTION, ScRoTuLA, SoRE THsoL1, CouGlIs,
rorrs, ASTHMA, ASp NERvous VIZ ESEss,
Thi'remcdy has cured myself after all other
medicines had failed.
Wishing 10 btnCdt the suffering ! will
send the recipe for preparing and using this
rmcdr 10 all who desire It FREE OF
CHARGE
Please send mn envelope, with your name
mad address on II. Adde'S,
Rev. WILLIAM II, NORTON,
G7G BROADWAY
octP-ly SUEE Chr
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AN ERROR CORRECTED.


GLrxr.LLE, ". Va, Dec. ..
70 The EdtJr Of The Democrat:
| wrote u letter to friend in Yves.
ton on Friday evening after the clrc.
ton, & wing the returns so far as h. ard
from. | have recently learned that
the letter was Published, and gave
some oifcnse to the Democrats Of Troy
Township. II now recoIlect,I stated
in that letter that was informed that
the Democrats. friends of William &.
Bennett, bad traded votes with the r :
publisans, III rr,"nds Of CarLer
Since the vote Of that pr cnrt was e.
turned. | was sati,ird that such wSs
not the fact, and believing that the
Democrats Of that township desired
this correction, ] feel that it il my duty
to correct that statement. They cur
tainly have done better in that Town
ship than any o.her in our county
The Republican majority in 1905,
ranged from GO to 10 Now the Dem
ocrsts have attained small majority.
They nave struggled hard and have
won | am now satisfied that they
voted the straight out ticket
Yours &c, l. JOHNSON.
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tInS. J. NJ BSS>srr left Weston
"n tht 10th Inst Tor Petersburg. u
meet the other Gu miss uu,rs They
will there make oui ilr.Ir report To the
Legislature Of their proceedings while
in Virginia
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JOSEPH A. WATSON,

P A J N r Z r.
Ke,iou. ". Ia.
Psr,i., In Lewis and adjoining soanues.
Wishing tseir housCI, siEn:, or furniture
painted, will do we'll to communicate viii
me beforegoing elsewhere. Paper.h.aginr
and withdrawing promptly attended to.
Terms moderate aud all work warranted.
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STRAY HEIFER.

SiAyCd or stolen, from the Edmii,on
Farm, miles above Weston, about one
month ago, AZ year old white llrifer. A
liberal reward will be paid for her &c, or,ry.
VI. V. CilIpEsTBR,
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T oqEHzo D. sTRADER,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
Btrerley, " Ia.

Practices 10 the Cireui, Court, Of Ran.
dolph, and adjoining counties, in the (orri
OF Appeals and United Sta;si Court.
Collection, and all other business
promptly attended TO.
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DEU d ~ .NH'Js
The attention Of llOuSe.keepers Is res
pectfulIy called 10 the above BED SPRINGS.
They arr simple in construction, easily ap.
plied 10 the brdSIrad, make no Noise, afford
no IlArbOr for bugs, and for elasticity can.
not he cqualed. Each Spring is Seli-Pas-
,ening, and ,an be applied directly TO tue
Stats Of the headstead without making holes
o. any other preparation, and being all com.
plrte In itself, needs not the attachment VI
auy wood, iron, or leather work 10 fasten II
TO The bedstead, or 10 connect II 10 the other
Strings. They are Superior to any Stat
Snring Bed In the market, because they are
simpler, more elastic, do not Squeak, tAs
most slat Spring Beds do, have no cracks OF
holes in which the led Bug can hide, and
have no Stats TO Break, or feathers to pull
out They are equal TO the best upholstered
81 ring Reds. as they are exactly like them In
thc principe Of action, being Spiral Spring,
which i, Acknowledged 20 be the most
Elastic and Strongest Spring KNOWN and
Superior 10 them. inaSmuch as they are not
covered with cloth, which collects dust and
Bugs, are much easier TO handle and coat
only about one Halt rs much.
4 single mattress Is all that Is required 10
cover them.
A set will pack In the space Of one foot
square. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
From 3 TO s Dozen make a Set.
PRICE-Sl rs PER DOZEN.
| refer 10 Dr.. T. D. Camden, Elias Fisher,
J + Cummings, Porter johnson, D. ". bal.
ley, J. W. Wofindin and Others who now
use them. and will bear testimony TO the
good qualities Of these Springs
keep on hand all SORTS and sizes Of Mat
,rcSscs, suitable for the Springs.
Also Furniture Of Every Variety.
JACOB SCllMlTT,
Sole Agen, for Lewis, Braz,On aud Gilner,
nny2O.1t
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STATE Of Vest Virginia
Al Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Ufthc county 0! Randolph, on
the ist Monday in December, 1871, and IN
the 9TH year OF the STATE.
Thomas w. Hrrtiy
abraham C. Ward and !" '"""'''S
George " K"knm
The object of this suit Is 10 recover from
the defendant, Abraham c. Ward, the sum
vi $685. 90 cents, with interest thereon from
the I'D DAY Of august, 1871, and the costs oil
this suit, aud 10 ascertain the right between
tbs defendant, Abraham Z. Ward, Abraham
CarpcI aid Margaret Carper, his wife, aud
Burgess Carper, 10 ?9Oi acres and 10 poles
OF land In Randolph county, and obtain u
decree II sell the interest Of the said land oil
Abraham Z. Ward, 10 pay tho plaintiff his
demand Aforesaid.
And itsppsariug by affidavit filed in thi,
cause, that the defendant, Abraham q.
Ward, Is not a resident vi this State, and he
not appearing, 1t is ordered that he do mp
pear here within one month after the first
publication OF this order, aud do what may
h, necessary 10 protect his interest In this
suit, and that copy VI this order be pub.
lishrd and posted according 10 lawl
A COpy-Tcsie:
J. u. EARLE, Clerk.
DAVID G0FF, PINS att'y. decll-it
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NOTiCE-STRAY SADDLE,

N0TlCE-STRAY SADDLE.
TlllSlS TO GlvENOTlCE THAT OVER
One year ago SIDE SADDLE, said
10 belong 10 Mrs. Self. was LEFT at my shop
for rcpairI; and has moi since been called for
Notice Is hereby given that uslen the party
owning said SADDLE, come and pay the
charges and cost Of this notice, the same will
he sold by me on Monday, December llth,
1871, for the costs. JACOB STERN.
Weston, November 20, 1871.
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State yf Vest Virginia:
At Rules held IN the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court Of the county Of Randolph on
the LIST Monday in December, 1871, end in
the 9th year Of the State.
Hugh ". Shelly
Jonathan " Harper, =. c,.,.
E:ekii Harpsr, Glide. !" '"u"'e'y
on D. Camdea aud
Wiilium G. Cirper.
The object Of this suit is 10 subject in the
hands Of Gideon d. Camden add William U.
Carrer, Commissioners, &c, belonging 10
jonathan ", Harper TO the payment Vi
sl25 On with interest thereon from the 27lh
day of.My, 1856, Till paid, aud the cosls
o this suit, subject 10 credit of $50, paid
Jaus 10Th, 1851, and the further sum OF
s 90, with interest from tue Sd Of June,
1855.
Aud 1t appearing by affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendants, Jonathan W.
lla.ISr aud Ezekiel Harper ure not real.
d.uIs OF this S.ate, and they not appearing,
II i. ordered that they do appear here within
ono month after the first publication Of this
VI de and do what may be necessary TO pro-
tee, their interest ia lhis suit, and that 8
copy Of this order be published and posted
according 20 law. A Copy-Teste
J.B. EARLE, Clerk.
DAVID G0FF,
P'Hs Auy decll.tt
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ID. T. M .. EDT!sTSS' AN. .e.s.o.
Unte on Main Street, Weston, ". Va

NORTHWESTERN HOTEL,
i'm -. wALERE, FEoPLEToE.-
Pike Street, Clarksburg. Hack
run to and from tho Depot.
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JACOB sCHMlTT,

81 -cAblSEr Manu.
CENTER STREET, WESTON, ". VA
K~pS constantly on baud a full Ard
complete stock OF u all kinds Of furpi.
ture, such as Bureaus Tables, Chairs
Stands, Bed-st.ads, 6c., lie, Of The best
quality, at reasonable prices All 0rdsr'
promptly attended TO.
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c.. ANDERSON with
j. H. WINDSOR & CO.,
wholesale dealerSin
Hats, Caps, AND Sraw Goods.
S. ". corner Baltimore X Howard streets,
july lO.iy BALTIMORE, ND.
WIN. DELBRIDGE,
" o N U MENTAL MA son
Weston, ". Va.
Monuments.
Hddiion<i.
Lettering,
and all other carved and plain work done
cnthe shortest notice.
Designs aud prices nay be seen on APP
pllonAos. lulyiOly
DR JOHN l.. RIlEA,
~ -rHYnuiAN AID suROB0N, -
PlaiwOOd,, W. Va.
Also, by appointment Examining Sur.
Feon for Pensioners
The Doctor can always be found at hl,
Office, unleIJ professionally engaged
T OUTSN. JOSEPH FLINlK0wSRI,
FASHIONABLE hARBEn Am HAlRDRESssR,
WESTON, ". VA,
Respectfully oiesJ lissCtviccs to tie citiEsni
Of HcSion and vicinity.
Shaving, Shampooiug. IlRir.prc@ing
Cutting, Ge., done 10 the highcEiSitlr or lie
tt. Nay ely,
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100000 90
Nv TALUhBLE GiFTSi
TWO GRAND CAPITAL PRIZES.
d 10, OO1 IL AMERICAN GOLD,
81 {. 900 IL AMERICAN SILVER!
T Five p ri,;' Of # So ~ 600 GREESDAcks
Orc span o!Maic'sd Horses, with Family
Crrriage and Silver Mounted Harness,
worth 81, 500.
Five Horses and IIuggiss, with silver noun
ted Harness, worth 5000 each.
Five Fine Toned Rosewood Pianos, worth
$500 each.
2, Family Sewing Machines, worth $500 each
1900 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting
Watches, in all, worth from $40
10 $500 each.
aides Gold IeOntine and Gents Gold
Vest Chains, Solid and Double plated tea
Tablespoons, Photograph Albums, Je~olry
&c, &c., be.
Number Of Gifts 3soO0-TickcS limited TO
5000.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS
10 whom liberal Premiums will bc paid.
Single Tickets 81. SiS Tickets $40, Twelve
Tickets $40, Twenty-Five $40
Circulars containing 4 full list Of prizes,
A description Of the manner 0f drawinE. and
other information IN reference 10 the Dis.
! trbuiiOn, viii! be sent to any one ordering
them. All letters mustbc addressed 10
oYrier, l.. D. SINE, Box So,
lOl ". finh St. Cincinnati, Ohio.
TnoV20
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
w --Is7I---1S7o =
The last Catalogue Sh VS. an attendance o
Ill Students at this Institution. Five dis
tlnct Departments OF Instruction, with a ful
corps Of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Language
Mathematics, pure and applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences. ke., kc., carefully and thor,
oughly taught. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, illustrated by appropriate npparat'
US. Special advantages Tor the study oi Ge-
ology.
Mincralogy, Geology and Conchology; toI
ge,her with many specimens In other depart
meats Of Natural History. Fine Buildings
beautiful and healthy location, good society
Fall Term h.SinI Sept. 6. Winter, De-
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ment, June 40.
Boarding from 81 to 81 per week.
Tuition, from SIS to S74 per year.
For further particulars, inquire OF
ALEX MARTIN, President,
Norgantown, ". Va.
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THE TIERNEY HOUSE.

TINE proprietor Of this old and pop
uiar stand would respectfully inform
tie public that he has just received fall
vnd complete stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
of the best quality and a, the lowest pris,s.
Ills stock OF
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LIQUORS
Ia the best in this market. lie calls par.
ticular attention TO his assortment Of hne
old Rye and bourbon HhiIkics, which he
oilers at the lowest market prices.
r. TlERNfY. dee u
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