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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04

A Fatal Case of Epizooty
Dave Gladney's Johnnie died yes
tcrday from Epizooty.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
Local SouibS-

Now Advertiser snts,
Attention those indebtcd-Charlcs
Muller.
Dentistry-Dr. Isaiah Simpson.
Mr.. L. Elder advertises to-day in
thrco columns. Read and SEQ for
yourselves what he has to say, and re-
member to "Look for the engine when
you hear the whistle blow"
B. +. Davidson T. Co. advertise q
large variety of new goods just open
ed and cordially invites those in need
of clothing, dry goods, &C., to call
and SEQ them.
Flint Hill Chapter meets next
Monday.
Arrived and III Storc-U. G. Des-
portes & Go.
Candy Candy u. G. Dcsportos &
Go.
Apples, Oranges and Cocoanuts-
U. I. Desportcs & Go.
Poultry-McIntyre e. Co.
Town Ordinance ID. II. Flennikcp,
Clerk.
Thanksgiv lie.
Last Thursday was very poorly OBJ,
served here.
A Fatal Case of Epizooty.
Dave Gladnoy's Johnnie died yes
terday from Epizooty.
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Hogs.
The first drove of hogs arrived here
yesterday they arc held at 7 cents
per pound.
Lost.
One doy this week white handle
case knife, the finder will confer fa-
vor hy leaving it at this Office.
TO the Public.
We desire to assure the public that,
although the Epizooty is very prova-
lent, our mel chants sell goods as
cheap, and pay as much for cotton as
they did before its appearance.
High Winds.
~ genuine norwcStcr was blowing
We incsday, and it was winter day in
every sense Of the word. Indoor an.usc-
ments, and warm fires were quite IA
demand.
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Cotton Market.
For the past week GIT Ealcs
Of cotton have been sold III this mar.
kct at prices ranging from 10y TO II!
cents.
Bonds Filed.
Our County officers elect have fled
the necessary bonds and most of them
have received their commissions.
Ordinance.
By reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that th, Coun-
Gil havo passed an ordinance prohibit
ing parties from selling flesh meats
between 3 p. NJ. and 10 y. NJ. This
is 4 good law.
Contestihg.
We see from the proce cdings of the
Legislature that Henry Johnston is
contcstihg for tho scat now occupied
by Senator Sanders Ford, of this
County. Henry, no doubt, will wood.
binc.
Fresl Oysters and Fish.
Mr.. II j. II. Murphy will have fine
Norfolk Oysters end Fish at his res
tauront to-day. lie will furnish them
to customers every Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday.
Tho Renters of tho Market.
Mr.. Robert Martin has rented Stall
No. | Of the Market, and MIR. J. W.
McCrcight Stall No. 9. These gen.
tlemcn assure Us that the market will
always be filed with the best meats,
vegetables, &C., that the country af.
fords.
U. S. Court.
Judge Bryan, U. S. District Judge
is now holding Court in Columbia
Judge Bond has not yet arrived. The
Court will be engaged next week in
the trial of persons indicted for al
legged violation Of the enforcement
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One day this week white handle
case knife, the finder will confer q fa-
vor hy leaving it at this office.
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The first drove of hogs arrived here
yesterday; they arc held att cents
per pound.
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Sales Day,

Sales Day.
Yesterday being tho first Monday,
in the month, was sales day. That
and the Court drew large crowd to
town, and our streets presented very
active appearance.
The following sales Of land took
place:
Rahb land and house, Il. T.. ELL.
son, Jr., $4,000.
Wylio laud, 1850 acres, John Mob.
ley, S5,o35.
Crosby lands, 400 acres, $s,lo :
437 acres, SI,o72; 3l2 acres, Sl,G5o,
Cheslcy Crosby.
100 acres, $525; G6 acres, $500 ;
250 acres, $40, &. Price.
1 acre, at Shclton's Ferry, $40
VIM. Nc. Blair.
ll2 acres, $3.50, Geo. L. D. Hines:
24S acres, $500, j. B. McCants.
875 acres, $1,000, and 9s acres,
$500, d. r. E!kin.
225 acres, *'o5, Chesley Crosby.
$50 acres, $l7l0, b. Il. Boulwuro.
Unique Address.
The following is thu address Of
letter that recently passed through
the New York Postofficc
Now, Uncle Sam, if. you miscarry
This letter to Miss Addit Peli,
BY Jupiter ! you'll catch cold Har-
ry,"
Or something worse than "Harry"
well,
She's gone to Stanford, ,Ct., where
You'll find the truaut dame;
Some say she's gone for "thange of
air.
Aud some "to change her name."
Thenj Uncle Sam; bid your pos.mun
tramp,
And for your trouble, here's your
~. S. 3 ccuts.
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Thauksgiv lie.
Lust Thursday was very poorly OBJ,
served here.
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Poultry.

WOODWARD & LAW meter fail to sui,
any lady in shoes, both in quality Anl
price.
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Another Spanish insurrcctionary
demonstration suppressed. Prospect
of an immense crop Of snyar in Cuba.
Hurricane ofl Newfoundland. Heavy
gals on the coast. Nine bodies
i'una III the Boston ruins l9 arc
till missing.
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Rev. Gilbert IL Robertson, form
erly pastor Of the Chestnut Street
Presbyterian Church, Louisville, and
on trial before the Prcsbytery, in scs-
sion there for several dayo past, has
been finally dcposed from the minis.
try for drunkenness, lcwhncs3 and
falschood. as charged in the indct.,
mont nHa In st him
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-AI@C;

iao1 ,hoicc Scgars, (s, tncthiug good
, cases Ginger Preserves.
~ III which will hc sold cheap for
Cash ~
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

State Of West Virginia, III,
Lewis GOasty, iV'""'
To the Recorder Of Lewis County.
We, Vim. W. Tosls, Asa Winner,
and VIM. W. Harris, three &ss.hOld.
ers Of the said county, Do hsr.by Ger.
tify that BY virtue cts warrant 10 US
directed BY ]. 2. MeBride, . justice
Of the ssuhsy Aforesaid, We have Vii.
day on our oAtbs viewed asd spprAis.
cd COW takes up by Jacob y. Hers.
man, on Lis land, as an Estray, and
assess the value Of tho said Estray at
$lS. The said COW is q small red COW
with ashOrt tail, o slit under tic throat
as Is usually cut as a mark to distin.
guish animals-suppOscd to be from 10
TO IA years old,
Given under our hands this the 18th
day Of September, 1872
WM. W. l'OoLg,
Asa S. WMGn,
WN. W, HARMS,
A Copy-1'eSte;
]. WOoFTER, Recorder.
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A requlsition will be drawn on the
Auditor for the several amounts appor-
toned to each Township, and Indie.
pendent District, as soon Us this de-
partmentiS informed that the Sheriff or
Collector has giyendthc bond required
BY law; and that the Boards Of Edu-
cation sCycrally have laid tho levy 70.
quired BY Section a, Of Chapter 40,
Of the Code Of West Virginia, which
Section requires levy sufficient, with
the State fund, to continue the Schools
for at least four months.
am also instructed blythe General
Superintendent 10 notify the several
Boards Of Education that "tho money
now distributed from the State Treas.
airy, and that to be realized from the
levy made under the 4lth Section Of
the School Law, must be applied cx-
clusively to tn support Of schools for
for tho present school year. 1t cannot
DO applied to the payment of any deb,
of any character created during preyi-
Gus years. Debts cannot be contracted
On this fund aud If so contracted
cannot be paid out Oft"
US. HALL,
COnntv Sunnrintendnnt
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baltimore Cattle Market.

baltimore cattle Market.
The following are tho latest market
reports we have received:
BEEF CATTLE-Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
becvcs at G 25a7 90; generally rated
FIRST quality at 5 OOa6 Is; medium
or good fair quality at ! OOa5 90
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows al
3 00a3 75'; inferior and lowest grades
Of cattle 0 0Oa0 0U-general average
Of the mnrket4 81. Extreme range Of
prices 8 OOa7 90. Most of the sales
were from 4 90 to 5 % per 100
pounds. OF tho receipts 40 head
camcfrom Maryland, from 22S Ohio,
1915 from West Yirginia. 1920 from
Virginia, and 81 from Pennsylvania.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-We quote
fair to good at 4a6lcts, and good to
extra at 5IaG1c per ID gross. Lambp
We quote at 2 50a4 so per head, as
to size and quality.
H0Gs-Wo now quote at I GOA
Q so per 100 lbs net
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ET BucRuASSoS lrENs-FrOm The
Delta ofthc LIST inst,
Mr.. Enoch Waugh, who recently
moved West with his family, has re.
turned, and now feels content to re.
main 10 West Virginia.
We understand that the Rev. Wm.
G. Miller, ofthe NJ. Il. Church South,
has been assigned to this circuit, and
will supply this place, Weston and
Milford. Wo congratulate the church
10 getting 20 able pastor. Rev. Mr..
Miller, 10 1871, supplied the station at
Charleston, aud last year at Clarks-
burg.
We learn from a young man from
Pbillippi, that Dan Taft, well known
to most Of our readers, was robbed a
short time ago Of about fifty dollars
worth Of goods aud money. He was
keeping confectionery in Pbillippi,
and some ono was base enough to
break open his shop aud take nearly
all he had. We hope tho villain, who
ever he was, may be caught and So
veroly punished.
The Crops in Upshur are generally
good this year. The wheat was an
average crop, but was damaged some
while in the shock by the wet weather.
The oat crop was the>best We have had
for several years, and the corn crop is
very fine, and We arc having good
weather to dry the corn, which will
make 1t sound aud nice. Our farmers
are very busy seeding, and arc cutting
their corn early. There is no reason
Why timesshould not DO better this fall.
we hope they may.
The usual quiet Of our town was
disturbed on Monday evening, Sep
TENDER 20d, BY quitoo a numbr Of the
ladies Of our town, who had met in
counsel and determined to wait on Mr..
SummCryille, one Of our druggists, and
give him notice to desist in alleged
Vending ofintoxicating drinks. There
were some fifteen or twenty ladies en-
gagged in the affair, and many the first
ladies Of the place. We understand
that some pretty sharp words passed
between the proprietor of the drug
store and some Of the ladies, but did
not hear 1t oursolf. We feel surc The
ladies Of our town would not have en-
gagged 10 such an undertaking without
real or imaginary wrongs
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ETGLRsyiLLE IrgAs. r. G. Linn
will leave US shortly, for Granuvillc,
in Calhoun, to enter upon his duties as
Prosecuting Attorney Of that county
IT'S said that our worthy tosnstnau
r. +. Fleming will soon make his
headquarters 1t Weston. He will be
greatly missed by the people generally,
for he has maintained the reputation
Of being man Of correct habits and
sterling worth. Would that we had q
few more such, instead of their nun.
ber decreasing,
Mr.. Fell is recupcra,ing bis strength
and is beginning to look like he had
been drinking somO of tho elixir Of life
recently discovered on Judge lrviue's
farm
There is said to be a deficiency Of
$l,1OO in the account Of tho treasurer
Of this township-school money.
Jasper Nutter has returned from
California and sold his interest in lis
farm to j. +. W. Holt, who is now
making considerable improvement GU
the side hillOppositc town.
Milton Norris has gone to Weston to
survey the Asylum grounds. lie will
do it up brown.
It may not 10 generally known, but
GilmCr istAc banker Temperance coun-
ty of this State. No licGase hOs been
granted to sell spirituOus liquors for
more than twelve years past.
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Esr No TINE TO DE- Losr. In tho
incipicut stages Of Consumption, the
first symptoms is generally . hacking
cough, pains in the the chest, difficulty
of breathing, or oppression Of;hO lungs.
Something should be done at once to
check the cough, alluy and heal the ir-
itated parts. Aliens Lung Balsam
will break up the cough in an incredi-
bic short time; also prevent the forma.
lion Of tuberclcs. Where tubCrclcs arc
once formed, the disease is hard to cure.
1t is for sale, wholesale and retail, by f.
NJ. 'Chalfant, who is sole agent for the
counties of Lewis and Gilmer
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Eg-FAsr srOok. THE Fair track
is now completed, aud Mr.. J. p. Cole,
having secured tho services Of an cx.
ccllOnt horsc.trainer, will, for a few
days, take charge Of any stock that
may b. entrusted to his care.
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~ "HALL's LITTLE wAsHER."-
Among tho many really useful articles
on exhibition at tho late Fair was
"Halrs Little Wasting Machine"
which took the first prrmium. 1t is
the most compact, tidy and simple
machine We have ever seen, and with.
al cOmmcnds itself to poor people by
its extreme low price SO. Mr., Gin.
ton G. Rapp, of Buckhaanon, is agent
for tho "IIall" in this county, aud is
now stopping at tho Bailey Hotel,
where he will be glad to have "all tho
world and tue rest of mankind" call
md see this household necessity. Par.
ties desiring to try machine before
purchasing, eau do so by leaving their
orders with Mr.. Rapp. Every ma.
chine sold is set up without expense to
the purchaser.
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REuovAt.-Huying fitted up aud
moved into tho old and popular stand
recently occupied by Joseph Darlinton,
aud long known as the liailcy Corner,
| propose to sell my goods for cash,
aud cheaper than ever before. In fact
l defy competition, and only ask an
impartial comparison of goods aud pri.
ccs 10 order to satisfy the most incre
ulous. TO prove that | AN not boast
ing, read the following price list o
aplc goods: Cotton Yarn 81 10 pcr
bunch, Laurel D cotton IL cent? per
yard, tho best and latest styles Of
prints 12 cents per yard, good Tea 25
cents per quarter, good brown Sugar
IL cents per pound, prime Rio Coffee
% cents per pound, three pounds Of
Soda for % ceuts, good Shoes from 81
to 50, splendid winter boots S4 IS,
hats, clothing, mems shirts, under
shirts, English and French merinos,
colOrcd and black aIpacas, poplins,
silks, ind all other goods in. the same
proportion. Those who do not believe
the above price list bona Edo: call and
be convinced. Thankful for the past
liberal patronage of my county men,
l solicit your future good will and sup.
mort.
Respectfully,
PoRrER JOHNSON,
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Oh bless her work, so good aud true,
Thou Rulerof the world above,
And do what only Thou can'st do,
Restore to her a brothers. love.


Saws of all kinds, augers, braces and
brace bits, smoothing irons, jack and
match planes, ehisels, mill, crosscut
and handsaw ales, round files, screw
drivers, squares, bench scrOWs, axes,
hatchets, spirit levels, coffee mills, locks
Of all kinds, rules, table and pocket
cutlery, spoons, names, breast and
trace chains, forks, long handled
shoyels, coal shOvOls, wood and briar
scythCs, fire shovcls, horse rasps, shoe
nails, draw knives, ungur handles, coal
buckets, &C., in a word full and COM
ple,C assortment Of hardware, to be
found at tic lowest market prices ut
Edwards.
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RI" ANY person wishing to insure
their property against fire and light
ming, will do we'll to call on A. ".
WoOdford, Agent for the Home Bolunl-
bus, the most reliable companies now
doing business in this State.
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Iron Flows for sale ut Edwards.

ET CANDIDATES who have incurred
''little bills" at this Office, will please
walk up to tho Captains Office and
settle. We want our own, so that We
may pay other people, So st ep up
gentlemen,
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

NI E6l NlhulNlh GNl' Th6lAis
wv = -iS7I.--iS72,--
The last Catalogue shows an attendance o
Ill Students al this Institution. Five dis
tluct Departments ofInstruction, with a full
corps OF rompetsnt Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages;
Mathematics, pure and applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences: &C., &C., carefully and thor.
oughly taught. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, illus rAted by appropriate apparat-
us. Special advantages Tor the study Of Ge-
olOgy,
4 good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
MlnCralogy, Geology and Conrhologyi tot
geihCr with many specimens In other depart
mcnts Of Natural History. Fine Buildlnys !
beautiful and healthy location, good soCiNy.
Fall Term begins Sept, 9. Winter, De-
cembcr 8. Spring, March 20. Commence
ment, Juna 90.
Boarding from 81 to 81 per week,
Tuition, from SlD 10 S2i per year.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX MARTIN, President,
NOrgantown, W. Va
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NorrCE. All persOns,knOwisg them
selves indebted to me, are notified that
their accounts are made up to July the
list, and prompt payments Of the same
are earnestly requested.
TnOHAs A. EDvANDs.
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r A Edwards is Agent for tho
Franklin aud National Insurance Com.
panics Of Wheeling, and tho State In.
surance Company Of Parkcrsburg, and
will take risks in the town or county at
as low rates as any good company can
afford.
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haS s<tNS1
Composed by Mr., Adam Harness.
II patient confined ia the Asylum,
on seeing Miss Wharton present a
BOquct to her Brother.
She came and brought bunch of
flowers,
The sweetest token Of tho spring,
TIE emblem fair oflaughing hours,
To both the peasant and tho king.
Tho sweetheart of tho morning dew.
The fragrant breath Of midday
showers,
The sunsLiac's bride ofblushing hue,
Chastc matrOn Of tLc vcspcr hour.
Adjournment Of the bridal robe,
When hopc is high and joy is loud,
And what beside Cd all tho globe
So fittingly bedecks tho shrOud.
Ye Flowers, types of Heavily love,
The Lilly wlitO and Sharou's rose,
Tho lamb Of patience, faithful dove,
What mysteries do you disclose.
IT'S patience bears till man is pure.
And all his sins are washed away,
When patience can no more endure,
Fsitl dawns like an eternal day.
And with her camo-uot flowers alone,
But gentle step and modest grace,
A smile of Heavily beauty shOne,
jpOu her meek and paIlid face.
This pure white lily must bc love,
ltblOoms in sorrows lonely vale,
Aud lie who speakCth from above,
Unfolds to US this wond'rOus tale.
Not in SolOmon's glory; crowns
OF spleudor; wealth and wisdOm's
power,
Is such a charm of beauty found,
As decks this lovely, little flower.
Twas love that waited at the cross,
When other friends affrightcd fed,
Most bitterly love inourncd His loss,
When all supposed tho Savior dead.
Twas love that fingered at the tomb,
And waited for tho coming morn,
Love watched through all that mid
night gloom,
Till life again anew was born.
Twas love that ran with eager feet,
When sho tue coming Master spicd,
Twas love that said in accents sweet,
"ITads't Thou been here he had not
died."
IT'S love that wceps-'ds God that
weeps,
Give car, oh earth, the story hear,
The Cyc whose glance the llcay'n
sweeps,
For morsals deigu to shed tear.
IT'S love recalls the spiri. fed,
And makes to life the sleeping dust,
Gives back the weeping friends their
dead,
Oh Thou who nearest tho nosrner's
And Lowest lowest the humble, eonttite
heart,
vouchsaf. to her a Fathers care,
And do for her Fathers part.
Oh bloss her work, so good aud true,
Thou Rulerof the world above,
And do what only Thou can'st do,
Restore to her a brothers love.
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EF The following is tho time aud
places for the examination of teachers
In this county: walkersyille, October
Z; Jane Low, October IL; White
Oak, October 10; Halls Store, 0cto-
Der rs.
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THE TIERNEY HOUSE.

TIME proprietor Of this old and pep
ulAr stand wonld respectfully inform
he public that he has just received a fall
IND complete stock Of
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
Of the best qualIty md at The lswe,tPr'ets.
Ills stock or
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Window glass, all sizes, putty, In cans, J
linseed oil, white lead pain brushes, colOrs
In oil, yarnishes Of all Kinds fre-prooi
paint, sand-papcr, 6c., Kept constantly on
hand and for sale cheap by A. N Dent.
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JOSEPH A. WATSON,

n A J " r E r.
Eitston, W. Va.
Parties In Lewis and adjoining counties,
Wishing taeir houses EiguS, or furniture
painted, will do welllo communicate with
me beiorgoiag elsewhere. PaPer-hanglng
and washing promptly attended TO.
Terms moderate; and all work warranted
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Machinists and ali Others having use 70
extra articles Of l4ubricating Oil, can obtain
the same by calling ut a. N. Dents Drug
store. Warranted entirely free frcm ian,
and other impurities-only 10 eeuts per gal
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GALBRAITEI
FEMALE SEMINARY,
pARKERsBURG, W. VA

pARKERsBURG, W. VA.
Tho Fall session of this Institution
will begin on Monday, Sept. 10, 1872,
RI- BoARpISG.PuplLs NccOmmoda.
tod at reasonable rates. For circulars,
full particulars, address the
Principal, Miss i. GALBRAITH
July s.7w
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Gg WALLPAPER -sr all sorts
and prices-the largest and cheapest
variety ever brought to Weston, at
CHALPAHr's.
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wcll.buckets, heavy wagon buckets,
halt.bushel measures, wash boards,
wash tubs, brOom,, churAs, &C., just
received at Edwards.
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LIQUORS

Is The best in this market. lie call, par
ticuiar attention to his assortment Of hus
old Rye aad Bourbon Whistles, which he
offers at The lowest market prices.
P.TIERSFY. deel4
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II you want a nice bottle Of perfume, a
fragrant cake OfSoap, nice quality Of pa
per, n good pen.kniie, II pOcket-boOk, tooth
brush, or nightingale in the notion or fan
cy goods line, 50 10 Dents.
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MARRIED.

In BraxtOu comfy, October Sd, at
the residence Of the officiating minister,
by DR.. John L. Rhea, Mr.. Paul Teter
to Mics RobOcca L. Cogor.
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Respectfully,
PoRrER JOHNSON.

Edwards keeps full stock of Gro.
ceries, Queonswarc, spices, tobacco,
cigars, &C., at the lowest prices.
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+ oRENzoO. sTRApEs,
ATT0RNEg At LAW,

Beverley, Wy. Ia.
Practices In Tie Circuit Cousts Of Ran
dolph, and adjoining counties, in tine Court
Of Appeals and Uui,ed States Court.
Collections and all otter tb1sinets
promptly attended 10.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-07

Porter johnson has removed biz
store to the Bailey..cerner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-07

No. i Herring, in half barrels, for
sale at Edwards,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-07

State Of Vest Eiryiaia.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the circuit court Of Calhoun county,
on the first Monday in Sept. 1879.
Collins Belts,
Daniel NJ Miller and In assumps's'
VIM Cummins.
Tho object Of this suit is to recover
judgment against the defendants for
the sum Of $500 30, With interest
from the first day Of July, 1871, and
the costs Of this suit.
And it appearing by affidavit fled
that the defendant, Wn. Cummins, is
not q resident Of this State, and he
no. appearing, it is ordered that he do
appear here within one month oft r
The date Of the frst publication hereof,
and do what is necessary to protect his
interest in This ssi..
It's further ordered that this order
DO posted at the front dosr Of the
court hous. Of Calhoun county, at
least twenty days before the next tenn
Of the circuit eourt for said county,
and be published In the Weston Dem.
ocrat as prescribed by law.
A copy-atteste:
N. r. FERRELL CLERK.
Bennett & Bennett, p. Q.
Sep 80, At