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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-30

D0h'T be afraid to work! Don say that
you cannot find anything todo. There ID
enough to done; pull handcart, sell friction
matches ar pop corn about the streets. get In.
coal, shovel snow or dirt or clean boots, rath-
~r than stand idle on the cornerof the streets
or sit IN the chimney corner Wishing you
were All editor or had an ofsiue under the
government; Yal had better saw wood Of die .
saws for living than spend your time in I
Congress eithcras as.,eetator or a member. q
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-30

ish THAT Alks;Es q
st'fs II fala s. iss l'ssss
l,arns'f. sstt ssIsee ssstls
giisllsilssls ala Isis sasri.t.sl
customer ilEa Il Isls
n NJ sieIs gTsSssfh u Ils.;s
alilsss> seIIell 3sss-
sts it,iles from gsss. slaop mn
thai he :.aal nssi sl.asi..s tic o.d HAa,.,,i
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-30

"a iar1liefs ill ilgs 5sr,sl lsefWtrn tharlsps,
and Worcester hsrins been terribly x.iiloye6S
rs drunInlsrs. nm up TIE sissii: M sewing
machine wanfesl. Got one. II wss of sao
slse. however tile next drummer ws.nfrsl tp
sst, tl.c alauhine SO now the farmer isas
put out: ssalalfa fa,ox; 4 ami says that works
firsf-r.aka. 4s sss
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-30
Remarkable Coinciasnce.

/ During tile late war, Iii the battle which
was fDught near Ket.esas sIountsiinls, the
First Ohio cavalry made ! charge :a,ou SOM.
consedcrafe trnnps which brought o, i hand
to hand conflict between..the two eomrnsn,is.
In the shock Of battle two soldiers. little
| separated from their comrades. lockst. ssbres
| snt engaged IN j deadIy confiict. S.,therr
getting tll.. better Of the ether, ana fcelngno
persoiaal ailinosity, they stared one another
IN the face, and naturally agreed Ia stnn tI,s
fight. Tie parties named mere Gaiy.u pib
kan, company n, First Ohio carasrs,, and
Henry Davis, co,apal,y e, Forests Battery.
The latter was i Welshnian. and detailed 4.
7 Sc ut nr Gen. Forrest. Davis IN broker.
English xldresAed his enemy: . Yo,s let me
alone I ler you alone Dugar replied with
N army by-worl, sJust as expected..,
They bttlf passed on. and the battle ended,
but the soItliers did iiot forget tic circnsn-
stance III war ended, and nugau emit.
grated 70 Carroll County, Missouri. Dasis
worked with Gen. Forrest, On his farm. fua
some time, and cennenced roaming through
the West, and during u portion of the year
1871, was IN the employ Of Gen. Joe shelby.
One day last week. in passing through the
county he stopped at DE- Witt to spend the
night. and stepped into saleon to takea
drop. s Dugan a. g happened to be in the
same house. aad recognized him ilnmeuiates
lys Stepping ZIP 70 Davis he slapped him On
tie shoulder and asked him Ii Tie remembered
crossing sabres With ~ enemy ii KenesaW
Mountain, Davis replied that He did. and pros
seeded forthwith to give 4, detailed account
Of the time. place AMI circumstance. Tie
old enemies took 4 frieudly, drink alrl rtsse,s
the night together, the greater portion Of
which was spent in talking over the ups and
downs Of soldier life, and their adventures
n the great conflict. Truth is stranger than
icti0n.--s sats,.s county F,parss
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-30

IA lady occupying Il room, letter B. at a.
hotel. wrote OH thcslate as fellows; Wake
letter B. at seven; and it letter Esays sI.et
her be. : don't lei her be. nor let letter be-,
because If you lei. letter q be letter Il will.
be unable to let her horse to Mr. b., who Is
to call at halfpast ten.s The porfer-a
ninci better bootblack than orthographist-
after studying the above all night, did NOT
know whether 70 wake letter B or let her be.
THE story IS told of i negro wlly was pray
Ing earnestly that hc aud his rplored breth-
rem might be preserved from what lie called
their .stp-settin sins.'' .Brua.lrr. = said one
of his friends, at the close OF the meet NO,
ssyon amt got de hang OF that ar word.r
tits bssetfin, not up settns" ..Brnller,''
replied the othe', I'll flai's So, its So. But
was prayin' dc Lord to save Ms from sie sin of
intoxicafion. and II dat aii.'t mi up-settin sin
dunno wilar am"
Ar editor who r ceived Il letter In which
weather was spelled s.wcthars' sassit Nsis tllc.
worst spell ~ weather lse laad ever ssetl. Ti,e
wolst ..spell' w ever gpiuemLHr5 10 slla,os
sesir h ID the following ffttf ID q sshael8
master III Indiana .,Cur, ass yna are Il
of no legs | wslt ID iptar 5niy sun IL stntlss
sknll. This locks Ike. asl. insHlEsai
glance. bus when tr'1nsh,tcst > i sssna,
'sSir, rs ys,q ;tFc nias, Of k:sns itxigss sxieh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

/ MON SQUARE THEATRE.
LAST WEEK v5 ByF ONE OF THE
MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY.
last time in America OF the
WONG Nan MI, IN TIE RdGHT PLACE
last time in America ofth
BELLIES OF tbs KITCHEN
Every evening this week. the delightful comedy,
KIND TO FAULT,
with its great cast.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY, AT * O'CLOCK.
POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST.
MONDAY, AUGUST 8,
Miss ROSINA VOKES will appear a.
IMAM" In Blackstone Il farce,
"THE GOOD FOR NOTHING"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28
AMusEnrENrs.

ANlUSEBIENTs.
WALLLACK,S.
w SECOND WEEK ofthe brilliant engagement Of the
world famed
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
NEW Nv ~ FACES nas;s NEW FEATURES.
-. ROBIN HOOD;
.vH4 hss The MAID THAT WAS ARCH
,,,,~,, AND THE YOUTH THAT WAS ARCHER
WITH NEW AND COSTLY COSTUMES
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, REFLECTIVE CHORUS !
=. AND CORPS DE BALLET.
ROBIN HOOD. alias Locksiey. MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
nald hnLini .........Mr Harry beckett
narun FROM ue hHui' Mr.. Wi(e Eiouin
Caur de Lion Mis- Amy sherdan Bnndsi Miss Ioniss
Beverly Sir tilbor0 MuntaicDn, Mis- Camilla DuoIsf
Little John, Miss Ty Earl, will Owsp, Miss Fannie
isle Friar Tuck. Mr.. John Dryer.
EVERY EvENiS', uNrIL FURTHER N0rfSE.
Seats may be secured in advance
DOwERY THEATRE.
MoNDxY EVENING jJuLYse is7a
and during the week. REIMBURSEMENT and second week
OF the great OOFTY GOOFf and
the favorte, GEO. W. THOMPSON,
YACUP,
and the screaming comedy OF the
RIVAL DurCuMAN.
Engagement Of the grand combination, v,, N, .,sr
Mr.. WASHINGTON NORTON, Miss FANNIE BLAND
Mr.. HARRY 9UYKNETTE Miss JULIA BLAND. {
FROM ABROAD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

ITO LET-BRICK BUILDING, I0)XI0O WITH OR
Il without l75 horse power Engine, four Boilers Shaft
rings, &c. Manhattan Market, about being completed
Will make this stand valuable for kind OF bust
ness Call on premises 4S3 Eleventh avenue Thirty
fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

At IIAINES BROS.,' NO. n UNION SQUARE
n Those desiring frstcinss Piano should not pur
chase before calling at our sacsrooms Elegant Ppnos
unrvaled IN tone and finish at prices to please Ever,
piano warranted as represented.
n B.-A few pianos In rent will be sold at grea
bargains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

ITO RENT-RESPECTABLE FAMILIES DESIRING TO
L live the Eighth avenue entrance 10 Central
Park should visit these beautiful fats corner of Fifty
fifth street and Eighth avenue. They the best in this
JOHN BkANIGAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

HOLMES BROTHERS, 40 EAST TWENTY THIRD
II sreet.-from till May, 1874 at merely nominal
rent UNFINISHED House, Fourth avenue containing 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

ITO LET-wITH OR WITHOUT POWER, 25 BY 100
i feet First Floor of American Express Building. IS
Hudson street. with handsome Office Apply on premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

w u. GRIFFITHs BEvELLED TABLES, WITH
w the patent Wire Cushions, only be bought at
10 Vcsev street Second hand Tables for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

LNIsCHER'S NEW SCALE PIANOS-THE MOST REL
able pianos made fully ed AS West Twenty
eighth street, Ninth avenue Sumo splendid sccon
hand Pianos sold very cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

DIAN0s, Observation-Disclosures FOR THE
trade first class Pianos ut moderate prices the trade
invited. Is Barrow street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

nor SALE-ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE; HAND
Il grounds truit, flowers shade water front
bathing hshng three minutes walk from ferry Staten
Island; $3.50; terms easy. DARRiN 80 Broad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

ITO LET.WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM POWER, A
i large Building, four stories, basement and lott 200
t1eet front by rs deep well situated any kind OF
featuring busness will be let in to suit appl
Lcants Inquire at DOL First avenue Uwenty ninth and
f1hirtieth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

ITO LET-NO. II FRANKFORT sTREET-APART
i the second floor suitable for printing Of
fce. Apply at the New York Dispatch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

EG LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY-FIVE
W street-Eleganty furnished Apartments on suite
singly gas bath, sc. Summer prices. Convenient to
restaurants and stages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

ITO LET-PART OF A FOUR STORY HIGH sTOOP
i brown stone House, Lexington avenue, Cen
trail Park consisting Of kitchen dining room parlo
furnished hot and cold water bath, SC. will let TO de-
srable party until January May l. 1873 at $50
month. Address l.. H. H. box 3, $50 Iost office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

ITO LET-IN GENTEEL PRIVATE HOUSE, liz WEST
Twenty third street. handsome front Paror, 10 a
good physician, privilege for office hours References
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

THICKER 4 BARNES. MANUFACTURERS OF FIRST
~ class Pianos with patent agrate large assortment
factory prices splendid stock OF Pianos to let "a
TO $40 per month Warerooms lH Third avenue corner
OF Fourteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

ITO LET--A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, FOR ONE
two gentlemen. 100 East Sixtieth street, between
Lexington and Third avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

nor sALE--A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE, sEyEl
rooms cellar. cserD well adjoining; garden. abou
0xl30 ee full choice varieties In full bearing OF ru
trees vines berries &C. corner Atlantic anu Washing
ton avenues, Cypress Hills, L. L. water works
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-15
THIE
RAILROAD.
LEWIS COUNTY.

MA special meeting Of the Board
of Supervisors Of Lewir county, held at
the Court House thereof, on Friday,
the Sth day Of April, 1872, it was,
amongst other things
0RDA,Srp, That the proposition to
subscribe for and own One Hundred
and Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars. by
the County Of LUwis, to the capital
stock Of the Northern & Southern
West Virginia Railroad Company, be
submitted 10 tho Voters Of LOWS
County, at special election, which is
hereby appointed, to be held according
10 law. on the
FIRST MONDAY IN MAY. 1872
Mt the several places Of voting in said
county, 10 test the sense Of said voters
wLcil:r The said county desires to
make such subscription or not; and it
is further
ORDAINED, That as condition to
said subscription, and at all times to be
taken and held as authority to make
the samc, the said subscription is only
authorized to be made, aud is prohibi.
led unless and until the work Of COP.
struciiOn on said road, as distinguished
from preliminary surveys, shall be
commenced aud regularly progressed
within the county Of Lewis; and .as a
further condition, that the bonds oflhc
county, bearing SiT per cCntum inter.
r't, payable annually, shall be accepted
by siid Company, at par, as payment
uf;br subscription hereby authorized,
with The principal payable in % years,
~ sooner, at the option Of the county.
IIutit ia uol intended hereby to pro.
i,ibit .he subscription to said Eiock, but
nnly the payment Of subscription, aud
the payment Of stock, aud the issue Of
bonds in payment thereof, until said
work shall be commenced, and rtgu.
larly progressed with as aforesaid.
And II is further
OEpLlSTp, aud is hereby directed,
That the Sheriff Of Lewis county shall
post copy Of this ordinance a, each Of
The several places Of voting In this
county, at least twenty days prior to
tho day hereby fixed for said election.
and that the said Sheriff make return
Of the time and manner Ofsaid posting
And Il is further
ORDAINED, That this ordinance be
published in TnE DEuOcalr until said
election.
A copy-AtiesIc:
GEORGE | MARSH. P,t,itiat.
Loris lIESSErr, Girk, pro. TEN.
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ily, neglect Of duty. or any high crime
or misdemCauor. The House Of Del.
egates shall have the sole power ofim-
peachment, The Senate shall have the
sole power to try impOachments, aud
no person shall be convicted without
the concurrence Of twO.thirds Of the
members elected thereto. When Sit
ting as court Of impeachment, the
president Of the supreme court Of ap.
pcals, or, ii from any cause, it be im-
proper for him to act, then any other
judge Of that court, to be designated
by it, shall preside; and the senators
shall be on oath, or affirmation, to do
justice according to law and evidence.
judgment in cases Of impeachment,
shall not extend further than to re-
moval from Office, and disqualification
to hold any office Of honor, trust or
profit, under the State; but the party
convicted shall be liable to indictment,
trial, judgment and punishment, sc.
cOrding to law. The Senate may sit
during the recess Of the Legislature,
for the trial of impeaChmeuts.
10. Any citizen Of this State who
shall, after the adoption Of this Consti.
tuition, either in or out Of the State,
Eight duel with deadly weapons, or
send or accept a challenge to do SO, or
who shall act as second, or knowing
ly aid or assist in such duel, shall,
ever thereafter, be incapable Of hold
ing any Office of honor, trus. or profit
in this State.
IL. The Legislature shall prescribe
the manner Of conducting, and making
returns Of elections, aud of determin.
ing contested elections and shall pass
such laws us may be necessary and
proper to prevent intimidation, disor.
der or violence, at tho polls, and cor.
ruplion or fraud in voting, counting
the vote, ascertuining or declaring the
result. or fraud, in any manner, about
elections.
~. No citizen shall ever be denied
or refused the right or privilege Of vo-
ting at an election, because his name
is not, or has not been, registered or
listed as qualified voter.
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TtEDEMj)gRR1
Monday, 80 NwvA Na.
DEHOCRdTlC
STATE CONVENTION.

Pursuant 10 resolutions Of the DEM
ocratic aud Conservative State ExcSu.
live Committee, this DAY adopted, q
Democratic and Conservative State
Convention i, hereby called to meet in
the city of r PARK ERSBURG, on
THURSDAY, NAY 80, 1872,
Mt II o'clock A. NJ, to nominate candi.
dates for Governor, four judges Of the
Csur, of Appeals. Auditor, Treasurer,
Attorney General, aud State Supcrin.
;endrnt Of Free Schools, Also to foru
m electoral ticket, and select dele.
gates to represent the State in the
Democratic National Convention.
NV GALLAnrR,
JAS 81 JAcKsoN.
z j KLlSg,
JoHS BASEL,
4 4 SUMMERS,
W II HoGENAS,
LEWIS BAKER.
ChaisEsn. April ih, 1872.
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steel; Of tie Northern and Southern
West Virginia Railroad Company be
submitted to tue voters Of said county.
to test the s'ure Of the said voters as
to whether said county desires to make
such subscription, to tn amount Of
Fihy.Fiye thousand Dollars, to be
discharged in the bonds of said county,
payable within twenty years, with in-
tCrest payable semi-annually, with tue
express condition that said subscription
may be made Immediately after tue re-
suit Of said election be ascertained /;
provided, the result of tho vote be in
favor Of such subscription and that
said bonds are not to be delivered to
the agents Of said company, or be Of
binding force, until the building Of
said Rad shall be commenced in this
county, aud then only as the work
progresses, in suitable parcels. And
that all Of the funds arising from the
sale Of said bonds shall DO laid out aud
expended in the construction Of the
road within the said county Of Brax.
ton. And 10 pursuance Of The 23d
section Of au net passed by the Lcgis.
!sture Of this State at It's last session,
entitled IAN Act to confer additional
privileges on the Northern and South
eFn West Virginia Railroad Compa.
ny" it is further
ORDERED, That a special election be
held at the several places Of voting in
this county on the
l4TH DAY OF MAY, NEXT,
10 take the sense Of the voters on said
question, to be conducted BY the per-
sous and in the manner prescribed by
law for general elections. Those
voting for such proposed subscription
shall have written or printed upon
their ballots For Subscription" and
those voting against it tho word.
Against Subscription" And the re,
suit Of said election to be certified tc
this Board. Aud that written OIL
printed notices of said election, with {
copy Of this ordinance, be posted a
the several places Of holding said cleo
ton, for at least thirty days priOl
thereto.
A Capitalists:
W. F. MORRISON,
CInk Of he Board Of ISuperH'sor, Q
Brdr,oa County,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-15
THE CONVENTION.

The Constitutional Convention ad.
journed sine die on Tuesday, tho oh
inst. Tho instrument will be submit,
ted to vote Of tue people on the 22ud
nt August next. at which time all
State. District, County and Township
officers are to be voted fer,
We arc glad to state that the moil
Of yotiug-ballot or rird rOce--is TO b.
submitted US separate question.
Elsevh- re in this paper We print tn,
FIRST four articles Of the Constitution
the remainder will appear in due time
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GILMER, DHAXToN. upsHUR

The extended circulation Of Tnr
DEMocRAT in tue counties oamed above
makes it the best aud only way by
which candidates there can announce
themselves as such to their people
Let the honest "Opca policy" prevail
no bu'h.whacking, no secrecy, but
fair, candid and public ayowal Of
what you mean.
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world. Rut the next mouth, or week
nay. it may be the ncrf doT Gas
has many times occurrcd,) the (dc's IN
the case arc revealed, and the truth Of
the poor mans prOtestations verified
But i, Is now too late--ToO LArE. Who
can bring back the lite--Or even re-
store the Lody, for decent. Christian
burial! Who eau heal the wounds OIL
that broken.hearted widow. or father
or mother; or give an equivalent for
the lsng days, and weeks, aud months,
Of agOnized suffering. on the part oil
tue children? Oh, all this is Trqnr'
ale.
And yet, the supporters Of the gal
lows will turn away from this argu'
ment, with mere word, as ifthe whole
matter were Of but little or no cOnse'
qucuce. Says minister Of the "truC
Church" "When an innocent man scf'
fers, all that eau be said is, that Proyi'
dsuco has seen Gt 10 take away, by
painful exit, one whom a few more year;
would have necessarily carried to the
tomb F" Yes, and he should have ad.
ded, "ThC poor wretch should submit
to the mandate Of Heaven, Hithom d
panq or a murmmw
Now, is not that cool? Is it moi
hcar,less? ".AR that can be said!'
Indeed; suppose That the case were his
orn, or that ofh's son or daughter,
would he dispose Of /. in this calm and
philosophiC manner? Would he not
fud utteraucc for other words? And
does net that religion which he profess
SEES teach him that every man is hi,
brother, and that he should feel the
same interest in the unjust saIFyrings
Of others that he docs in his own? Did
not Jesus forget his own trials and
weep alone for others? And yet here
is Christian minister, high in an
evangelical Church, who eau di'miss
this great question Of inhumauity and
injustice with tito col! answer, that il
the innocent victim is doomed to tC
hung he must make the best Of it; he
eond hare died in u few year, any
hOD.
Lafayette was right when be said
that he would oppose the Death Pen.
atty until the inFallibility Of human
judgment was demonstrated. The
writer hereof has made this principle
Of action for years. II is bis motto
still Society had better permit o
score Of fclOns to 60 clear, than to put
to death one innocent fellow. creature.
For, at best, the murderer cannot cs,
cape punishment, The mark of Gin
is upon him Vengeance is mine, ]
will repay saith the Lord" Though
hand jJin in hand, the wicked shall
not be UNPUBLISHED" Man is fullible,
but God cain SER. Human ttibl-
nails arc endowed with only human
wisdom, and though governed by mo.
tivcs the most sincere, have eftcn mis-.
Judged. Even when the evidence has
been pO'itirs and TO the point, they
have, in numerous instances. been dc.
ceiycd, and convicted and put to death
the innocent.
But enough. Were there no oiacr
reason for the adjustment Of tue Death
Penalty, this would be sufficient for
rs. Down With the gallOws, lhsh.
It can be spared with injury to no one;
and SO long as it remains, the innocent
are not safe. ASu.CnoSEE.
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BRAXToN COUNTY.

Ala meeting Of the Supervisors ''oI
the County Of DraAtOn, held At tue
tour, House thereof, Oh tue 2sth.dly
u March, 1872.
oGbrnt6. by tho Board ofSurcr.
Nisou q llhxfon county, that the
sgrsiioh Of q subscription " The sapilal
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-15

Practircsiu the Circui, Courts Of Ran
tolph, and adjoining counties, is the eoSi:
Of Appeals aud United StatH CoMt
Collections and all OlhS buasesb
promplly attended, To-.
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IlQliORS

Is Tie bCs, in this market. lie calls rar.
ticnlnr attention to his assortment VI Use
cid Rye and Bourbon HhiIkivs, which he
oilers at the lowest market prices.
P.TlERSFi. Ok II
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ITEMS FROM SKIN CREEK.

To he Editor Of The Democrat:
| promised las. week to try and &c,
up q list Of the "NInrriagcablc Men" Of
Skin Creek and vicinity. Below
give you the names and ages, SO far a,
| have been able TO ascertain, SO thu,
the ladies (poOr things may have !
chance to take advantage of the priv.
lerss NJ Ia,, yo,r,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-15
TnE TIERNEY MnnSR

TIME proprietor Of this oldand pop
ular stand would respectfully inform
tie public that he has just trciirti full
und complete stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Of the best quality aud a, the loves. prISt4
His stock Of
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-15
II. MORRISON,
Aff0rney nt Law,

.St'TT0N. Brurfoa Co., " H.
Wiil Practice IN RraIton and ailola,ns
,onu,irs All basiarls promptly a"snas'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-15
TosBPn A. WATSON,

p A ] " T z Il.
Weston, ". "a.
Parties in Lewis and adjoining pOuniis,,
Wishing iacir houses, signs, or furniture
pnintrh, will DO well 10 communicate With
ms heforegoing elsewhere Papot-hanUiug
aud withdrawing promptly attended 10.
Terms moderate and all work warranted
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IN REyyrr1 " o. BENNETT
DENNETT ( BENNETT,
II --4TTuRNEIs At Law -
n3i WESTON, W. VA.
W. q. Benucit /, Notary Public.
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DrRsrny DAWSON,

-sIlCEsAiTH AYp iE0S-WohUER
NEAR TIE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, Brgglrs, Wagons, etc, re-
naired on short notice, aud oa the most
Reasonable terms. OrscshScing carefully
attended TO;
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NEW HOTEL.
IL Attorney at Law,

BEVERLEY, Randolph Co.. K.y..
Practices In the Circuit Courts Of ,bIs
State and the United States. All Lu,ins,.
promptly attended 10.
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w -A1roRSSy 1T Nv
GLESYIf.EE, ", va,
Practices in Giliner, Lewis and aj!OiH-
ing counties. All business proaPily a.
tended 10