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@14.a5: Do boiler April, e14.4o@1445; do

ee;aa @1a;e6t % s9ls, Aprll, e14.4o@1445; do
el5.oo9I6.loi primo mesa, si2.506Dla. .7l}t cxlW
prime. Gl0Qo@l025. Lrrd, cnsi,, or eNllar March
81:oo@t7:o211i Do aollsr April e7D5@s.05: i,
soller nlny. Y, R5,1711Gp0.a0 bweot pj:hind fAnia
anot9da Rs daa1a{A e. f2agn t9r tdria.
Ayoragog nah14a 1oE 1alo
for shouaaslpi o1{@e}Ga Yoliong oleart NsS7Ia
shoulders, 656@51Io Elglinl, nont S1S1i for
7y1o for ohort olesr; 51SlSo for 1; lapa r2s@ s
hams hams: Bacon 70 qnolod At 0ko for shouElo,3,'
s1eo for clear ribs, $3.50 for sort olear. and i83
nan ! - 1or hams, oil packed. N1ose boof. So,OI)@
g.So; eda EXT" r mcna DO 91000@10.50, beef han,p
table ut 5tsG3oe4o. saloa MoTo fo,,ortoi nf fa SS0
bsla mesu pork at s14a5; 250 Irls do seller Aprii
a. III oSla.aoi 1900 hrla do sollor May at a14.fE:
!9u0 toa lard ut $500; $50 tcs do eoiler Snr n
S7.V9 200 tcs do nollor May At $500, 9lt) nm
lns shouldors, aollor April, ut B1to; 80Obxa dndd
at to11o; 2S7 fcs aEoot picked hams (l8 ISL Il
1dc; y oMoe tbg short ribst sellar Jino, at 80,
tes long cloar ut e1c; 900 bxs do at 7o
2oouo lnn shore olshr bacon at $3.50 paokoi1e
brs too,itiy tallow at To. &1SAs1'
J.. Flour was dull md quoted sseady BY deA1ara
IN az almost utter abBonoo Of domand, .il,,6 *
reported heavtnoaa in Now York: Tkn bnvinr
waS chioty local, ohippcr9 not caring I'd t,ncrato
VIII SUCH HiaooufaEihg Eastern ndvicos id woro
soc9'Yeas bales sero reported Of 25 brta vl,ito
winter o1tras nt $500; 100 brls eprlnp oxtrna
I0flontal) O. 81 COS 30 br1s do at S6.021<, lOO
9fs 40 as 1910; 100 brla do At 85.871z SOB brls
90 on private torn1a; 90 brls atperfinos at a025.
w of1o @ 90 as S235 LOO brls rye at 94.8716. To.
quotations: ~ ~ 'A0ee''s
, 1873-03-13

xna.1. rropb!int Haugor Ralo a0
bu 1lascn aro quotaIo uomlnaly 1rn, at 139l3ko by
aail on corn. -
LEAT11E 11Elt-W'aa reported dull with no material
change In values, tho general market maintaining tho
nrmeas that han characterized II for soveral weeks
rast. Wc quote:
, 1873-03-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

lsJk
on salo (there uere fully aoo6 cattle IN tho pons
and tho faot that the markets bolov vcro re-
ported easlerr, thero was no diminution In tic
demand, and no approoiab!e change in values.
buoyant. and 1t is clear that unless tho arrivals
during the remaining Days Of tho week exhibit
marked falling OF, present prioos cannot bc Rus-
tanod. Tho quality Of tho stock Haa good, in COM
comparison nth the offerings Of preceding days
tho average OF former years at q corresponding
period. Tho offerings OF extra bpeves ,yoro CON.
fined to two carloads, both Of which wore on
sale by Cougar Bros. Tho average weight Of
pricoa roalized wero eo:40 and &e.75, ro-
apectively. They were fod by Conger & Tato,
OF Oneida, Knox County, I'll. Several sales
w,oro reported at e6;7o@e:do, but tho larger por-
downward from $5.25. Tho aggregate Of tho
days salea reached fully 800, These wero divi-
ded botwoon shippers, foedorB, md city butchers
at @. 4.60@5.00 for common to medium shipping
cattle; at s5:25@o.75 for good to oxtra do; At
at $3.0o@f.75 for poor to good butohers' stock.
Common grades are aooumulating in the yards,
and tho tendency Of prices for such is unruis.
tnkably downward.
E1tra-af.ded stoors % averaging 1,4oo ns
ohoee al, we'll formed year
1900 s.76@e.oo
Good Decvcs-Wcl1-fatten Anely-for1ned
steers, averaging 70 1900 ~ t.25@5to
Medium dradeH-Steers in fair flesh, aver
ngtns 100 e 1866 ns: 4.75@soo
Butchorn' Btock-Common to medltm
stsers, and good to e1tra oows, for city
slaughter; averaging 800 to1 100 a.6o@45o
Stock Catae-co1nmon Cattle, in decent
nesh, averaging 100 to 1850 s.2s@42s
Inlerior-Iight and thin COWS, hoIfers,
atags, bulls, and seallawag steera. 175@3oo
Qattle-Te1aas Eorthern W1nteIcd. ,...... 2.755375
Cat1e-Oorn-tad TEENS. &,QQl47S
, 1873-03-13

Sts~ast 1919 eN4+t ''ss'''''''f'''ss'."s "s$ ussoU
: PorATOEs-owing to tie liberal offerings pricos
wsre tttno easicr. Tho demand fair, 1t G207oo
for peachbows according to quality, and 48o for mixed
potatoes. Wa note aafes Of ohoco peaehblowa ut
100; car do at Csc: fair 1t ESQ; Western
do ut 62cs csr mixed Ut 48o, nil track Z cars at
7oc; car ct o7c, delivered: 100 bu whito at 600.
tnuo 1f6gh aud ths demand Is comparatively fair,
choice cAk kkens being mostly called for. Prices arc
about th6 hamo % yesterday chickens range from
4300@4.6o per doz turkeys At 12@14o per b, tho
latter price rsmal, wolldressod; ducks
gceue, $Goo@oG0 BaleB include 800 lbs fancy turkeys
at 4o lbs at lac 800 s at 1870; Is doz choics
ehtekensa as 9. .so 81 oz DO at 500 10 doz do At
aEEDS-Tho market Tas dull and weak, especially
for timothy and ooyer Tho offerings wero liberal.
aAlcs Of timothy ranged from $2.76@S.23; prime quo
table II $310@316; clover sold at $48o@bo5 for ord
nnry. Mammoth clover In request, and steady at
S5.6o@5G5; white sold ht $780,. n1llat at t6@85o,
Hungarian wus nominal at ooe Flsx Is IN demana At
25 for prime, and $l.0591.o0 tor faE seed.
prime at 393 bagu do at g. 10: 18 bagn at s3o5
l53 bags at $500 IA bags At $ao0 Il bags common at
$275 II bags clover at $5:05 bags primo at $500
IL bags good at a 02N as bags at $4.B0 bags man.
moth ut 90 bags do at $39oi u bags whito olo-
vor at sl5 % 1C0 bsgs choice riet At $50; al bagH
good at Cos; IL bags fair at t5c.
BALF-Hna III 1nodcrnte request. Stocks arc yory
Light, and present prcea arc fully mnintained We
quote: Onondagn aud Saginaw, hnc, $a.40i ordinary
coarse. 40; Diamond O, $2.60; ground solar
$3.50; dairy, without baga, $3.50; dairy with bags,
$4.93@i.60: Ashton dairy, Per sack, $500; ground
alum, 50. 2.60a3.T6: Tugka 1aanl, 500.
BASIL DUORs, AND DLINDa- -Manufaoturors re-
demand ia still very Light. Following are Tho prices
, 1873-03-13
RAILROAD TINE TARTT,


st.. louis 4 Springfield Exprcss,
Va Matn I4!i19 9:.....:,............
hAnsas CITY En.t Exptgss, via
Jnokeoatlilc. Ill, and l.ouisi-
ana, hio; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Wcnona, 1acon, Washington Ex.
.ltets tWe9torn DIyielon. l:..,,.
Joliet L Dwight Accommodation.
ut: Louis i 9prinEtleld lightning
E1pTcss, sia Mnlu I4nn, aad also
..vta Jacksonyfllo Dlviafon...,,,,
KAnaAA City Express, via Jack.
snn7illo. ILL.,, q Louisiana, Mo. !.
Ieffcrson City Exrres1. 1...,,..,,,.,
Peoria, Kookuk 4 BurI'n Ex. ~.
, 1873-03-13

EDaily vlh Main Limo and aiiy o1ceUt YNt1ray yia
Jackaonyfllo Dvieon # Dniiy, va ain Lno and daiy
c1copt Monday Vii Jacksonville Division.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE q ST. PAUL RAILWAY
Vnfon Depof Sor,ter 3aaton and Gs.nas.i Ticket 0e4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

10TH STREET, 1907 WEST.--HANDSOMELY FUR
4 nishod Rooms, with Board to families single
gentlemen all modern conveniences; terms reasonable
house centrally located.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

90 WEST NINTH sTREET.-A COUPLE OF HAND
~ soney furnished Rooms rent with first class
Board also single Room. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

n EAST NINTH STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AVE
u nue. and University lace-Front Room sunny X
posure also Half double Room and two single Rooms;
q table hoarders accommodated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

10 WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET, OPPOSITE
Id Fifth Avenue Hote.-An elegant suit OF Rooms "a
single Rooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

10 WEST TWENTY-FIRsT sTREET.-wITH BOARD,
IL two large Rooms connecting, suitable for family or
party of gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

IA EAST TnIRTY-sECoND STREET, BETWEEN
lf Fifth and Madison avenues.-Beauttuliy FINISHED
Second Floor with without first class private table
hest reference given and required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

a CLINTON PLACE BETWEEN UNIVERSITY
IL place and Fifth Second. third and fourth
Stories 'front.' To LET, with Board all modern improve
mcnts; references exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

go PARK AvENuE.-ROoMs ON THIRD FLOOR
UD to let with Board also Room for single gentlemen
references exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

O1TH STREET, 4-NICELY FURNISHED BACK
IL Farlor aud other Rooms, with Board, in an excel
lent family Best of references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

eS IRVING PLACE.-A LARGE HANDSOMELY
Oh furnished Room fourth oor, for two gentlemen,
10 let. with Board: price moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

TX WEST TwENTY-F0URTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
III avenue.-A very desirable Suit of finely fur shed
front Rooms also other furnished Rooms, with Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

10Th STREET NEAR IRVING FLACE-Two HAND
- some connecting Rooms, furnished and newly car
peted and with sunny exposure, be had with Board
al l2o East Nineteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

70 IRVING PLACE, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
10 and Eighteenth streets-HandsonIely furnished
Rooms to let, with Board, for gentlemen References
rivcn and required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

DC WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET.-DEsIRABLE
~ Suit OF Rooms TO let, with Board; also Room for
Angle gentleman; references exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

117 EAST TWENrY-rIGHTH STREET BETWEEN
IL Lexington aud Fourth avenues "A large Room
furnished second floor front. 10 let, with Board,
gentleman and wife or two ladies'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

T. p. REAr \ Co. have just received
tue largest and most carefully selected
stock Of Hardware and Hardware No.
iuis. lien, Nails, Horse Shoes, Car
pcnters, SliOO Makers aud Black
Smiths To Is, Tea, Sugar, Coffee,
green and roasicd) l,icc Peach Cd, dried
and canned, Strawberries, Pine Apples,
Tomatoes, Washing and Toilet Soap.
Cigars. Tobacco, Timothy, Clover aud
Blue Grass Seed. ever brought to this
market. 10 fact, everything you eau
mention, from an omnibus to a tOOih
piek. Quick sales nnl small profits
Is our motto. Boar III mind that We
are going 10 make this THE Hardware
Store Of Weston. We can bo found at
the store houses formerly occupied by
Judge Edwards. where We cordially
invite his Oll customers, aud every
body else, to call and see US. We arc
anxious to make ucqraiuhnccp.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

! RI LAND WAGRlsrs.-E1.Fedcr
soldiers hersabou.s, and In fac. all over
the country, are agi.atsd now at tho
prospect ofthe speedy passage BY Con.
grsIi Of a bill which entities each hon.
orably discharged soldier to 100 acre.
ofland, which he can locitc and claim,
without! residing upoa ii for any length
Of time. as has been previously re.
quired by the Homestead Laws. Sen.
ator Harlan, Of Iowa, say, tha. IL The
bill IL passed these land warrants would
probably become so plenty that they
would not DO worth moro than $40 or
S15 each; and Mr.. Pratt read a letter
from the Secretary Of War, showing
the number Of soldiers who served 10
the war to havo been a.670,57S.
Surprising tue number who died with.
out leaving representatives, or who
will not apply for the land warrants, to
DO G70,57s, there would still DO
100000 left. To give 16O acres
Of Land to each Of these would require
800, 900, 900 acres. There area great
many sx.Tederal soldiers In the coun-
~, aud as . matter Of course they
wan. tho bill to pass.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

H A LlrrLx Co4roslrlos on TUE
WnEELDAREow.-If you have occasion
10 aso q whsClbarrow, leave !. when
you are through With It, 10 front Of tho
house With the handles toward ID,
door. a sheelbarrow 10 tho mos,
complicated thing to fall over on the
fase Of the earth. A man will fall
over ono when he would never think
Of falling over anything else. II,
never knows when 10 has got through
falling over ii. either; for Il will tau
gle bic legs and lis arms, turn over
with him aud rear up in front Of him.
and just as he paa,es in bic profanity
to congratulate himself, i. takes a lew
,ura aud scoops more skin Of Of him,
and ho commences to eyolu,o anew aud
bump himself in fresh places. A mau
never ceases to fall over a wheslbarrox
until It turns completely on ito back,
not upset. t.is Ii. mos. inSetIsp.ive
looking objes. there is, but It /, more
dangerous than a locomotive, and nc
man is secure with one unless hs has 4
tight holt Gifts handles, aud Is sitting
down on something. A uhs.lbarroN
has its uses, without doubt, but In III
leisure moments it !, the great blight
ing curse on true dignity.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

ET A PRAup.-A notice is pub.
lished in the Omaha Tribune and Re-
publican. signed by the officers of the
several Masonic Lodges Of that city,
warning tile Fraternity and the pub
lic, both a! home and abroad, against
a lottery scheme under the name and
style st"A Grand Git Concert for the
purpose Of aiding a board of trustee,
to erect a Masonic Temple at Omaha"
and stating that the same has been in.
auguratcl and is how being carried on
without tho sanction or consent Of auy
Of the Masonic bodies Of that city or
State. They rcqueis lha. every news.
paper 10 the United States will warn
tho Masonic fraternity everywhere
against this attempted fraud.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27
~ srotrs-sOo, 900 I.uwAsp.-

~ srolrs-soo, 900 REWARD
They do,sy that somebody stole sack
Of buck wheat asur from Colonel Wood.
ford the other day, and that man
locking M poor as country editor
vas seen going on a jog trot past
Chaliants drug store with the sack
Aforesaid upon bis shoulder. The
Colonel says, however, that u tho
yeast used Ia tho -four will raiis his
fees (Which the Legislature has Gu.
down SOY 10 will eompronise easily.
We'll, Mr.. Sheriff. tho old lady shall
see to Il, aud therein Oh. will have
eur aid aud assistance. th,. when that
buckwhs,t Is baked, The cakes shall be
lights, the fee, allowed by the present
Legislature
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

RI No TINE TO DE Losr.-Tn Tue
incipicnt stages Of Consumption, the
arss symptoms is generally = hacking
cough, pains in tho the chest, difficulty
ofbreasbing, or oppression ofthe lungs.
Something should DO done at once to
check the cough, allay aud heal the IT.
itatsd parts. Aliens Lung Balsam
will break up the cough in an incredi-
bio short time; also prevent tho forma.
ton oftuberclcs. Where tuberclOs are
once formed the disease is hard to cure.
It 10 for sale, wholesale and retail, by \
N. Chalfant. who is sole agent for the
counties Of Lewis and Gllmsr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27
Wet vlrslni. railroad Matters,

We clip from the Geni,, II Liberty
the following, relating to the pitlsburg,
Virginia and Charleston Railway:
The annual meeting Of The Stock.
holders Of Pittiburgh, Virginia 4
Charlssten Railway was held q. Pitts.
burg on tho 18th Inst. The officers
and directors Of che past year, were
reelected. In the rcpor. tho president
after saying that The road will DO com.
plctsd to Monongahola ci!v about Tho
frit Of April, and that The funds Of the
company will then DO exhausted, pro,
eesds: Your board. dosming It ineI.
pedisnt to embarrass the company with
q floating debt. have RETAINED from ex'
pending any money on the line above
Monographs city. Therefore, th,
question Is 10 which side Of tho river Il
will DO for the best interests Of the
companyto locate It's road upon Il still
undecided. Your Board arc Of opin,
ion that the merits Of tue Two routes
10 an engineering point Of yiOw, are 3,
nearly alike that ths clioiee will turt
on the point Of libOrality ofthe prop,
erty owners 10 grahting right, Of way
and Of those interested 10 making sub
tcrip.ions 70 tho capital stock Of th,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

RI A Nav IDGl.-Nr. james
ThOrnhill, an old and respected citizen
Of Jane Lev Township, in this county,
|. publishing a list Of the days in this
year tia. are best for girdling timber.
trimming fruit trees, grabbing, &c.
The old gentlemen has bosn trying
experiments 10 this way for che past
fitssn years, and now thinks bis plan
10 perfected. Ko sells these receipts
s.75 cents each; aad warrants their
statements 70 DO correct in every par.
tieulsr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

ET NAVIGATION or NV RlyIH.-
A Washington correspondent. of tie
Lyachburg "Republican," says The
report OF tho engineers 10 favorable to
the introduction Of steamboat nayiga.
ton on New River, between tue mouth
Of Greenbrier and the Lead Mines in
Wythe. The water Is abundant at
all seasons. Its average depth be.
tween tho points above named is re.
ported at from Eve to ak feet. At
SiRold's Falls the water passing
amounts 10 800 cubic iSe. per second.
The EholO distance 10 1873 miles, and
Tho entire fall $751; feet. The improve.
meat will cOnnec. with two railroads
tho Virginia and Tennessee at New
River Bridge, and tho Chesapeake &
Ohio q. tho mouth Of Grsenbrier, and
will cost about S675, 900. which Con.
gro,s will give.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

Eg Ar PLYaouru Rock.-We
learn from tue Buckhannon Data that
Rev. Patrick Murray. DWELL known in
this part Of the State has Of late been
aHlog tho pulpit Of the Baptist Church
st plymouth, Massachusetts-tho land
Ing place Of the Pilgrim Fathers. We
understand, further, that "the enlhu-
sip,.ic IVES. Virginia preacher" as
they call him, has made many warm
friends there; and that they are greatly
attached to him.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27
NorIcn-rnE WESTON
wooAMMvAeyoRv

Since The recent decline Of Wool in
tho East, We have marked all our
Goods at last years prices
HEAVY JEANS 81 to so G per yard
Extra Fine Steel Mixed Jeans, iupo.
riOr to any in the market $50.
Also a lot Of fulled Jeans at 75c to
so per yard.
Heavy Caledonia I.insoy, l yard wide,
90 to 55c,
Flannols, In assortment, l yard wide,
90 to 65cts.
Blankets and cloth IN proportion, all
colors warranted. Stocking Yarns Of
different grades at reduced rates, which
will give all wanting goods for this
season a good opportunity to secure
them at low figure. We employ no
travelling pcdlari or huckstsrs to sell
goods or buy wool. All purcla,cs
made at the Factory arc guaranteed as
represented. &esiill pay tho highest
prices in cash for WOOL or exchange
for goods.
Also, for tho accommodation Of far.
msrs 10 general, We will take wheat at
the highcs! market price in exchange
for goods.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

ET scuoot Housn BuaSED.-0n
ths night Of tho 10th ult., tho School
House on Sand Fork. in Battelle
Township. near the residence Of \. J
Mecrsy, sas destroyed by Gre. Il /,
supposed that the Gre originated from
q defective duo, which had come near
setting tho building on Are on other
occasions. School trustees and teach.
srs should exercise = little more care Of
public property. This was one Of tho
beat school buildings in the township
and IL loss will DO severely fslt in tho
neighborhoed.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

H A BAD NAxE.-The Paut
Pleasant RICHTER 10 the father Of the
following J.ra:
Over At Spencer, in Roano county,
they have q man named Gaudam. Ne.
Gaudam isa Church Deacon. AT a
recent meeting, after the sermon was
over, the preacher announced that 4
collection would be taken up. and said;
'Gaudam you pass the plate
This sounded very much like 'euu-
sing, and created considerable msrri.
nent in tho congregation. 1--we were
that fellow, We would have our Gaudau
name Immediately changed to some.
thing more reverOniial."
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

H- GENERAL LlonrBulS.-some
Of our State exchanges, In speaking Of
the "now DEAL which will take place
on tho location Of General Grants re.
Inauguration. arc bringing out tho
names Of certain persons. whom they
declare eligible and deserving Of high
otice, aud among others, that Of our
worthy fsllow.eitiIen, Nj. Lighlburn.
New We have no authority from the
General 10 speak in bis behalf, but We
know We express his wish when We
sly lhat these politicians would please
bin best by letting him severely
ilope. lie nov holds an Office far
moro honorable than any that could DO
sopforrsd upon him BY "prines,
po.sutste or ether power" He 10 40
able sad popular Minister Of tho Cos.
bel. aad 10 sosks reward only In
ihat house 100. made With hands
eternal ID The Ieay0ns"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27
NOTICE..

Desiring to close up all accounts for
the last year, We request those that
have accounts with us not settled, to
call md do so ut once, as their ac.
counts arc now made up for settle.
ment. Very Respectfully,
A. A. LEWIS.
Jan. ~, 1873. Per Il.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

NJ "Sic TRlSstr."-Tho mill
which hiss been 10 operation here since
the Gre, vas torn down on Wednesday
las.,-the new building being so near
completion as to require its removal.
Should no un.oward accident occur, We
ah.ll sosa have a saw aud grist mill
hero which will have butfew luperiors
in the State; and which will have am.
pls facilities for supplying more than
tho demand Of both bread stuifs and
lumber. Here's hoping as how you'll
have lots Of luck in your new house,
Billy"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

le'H BEtss REPAIRRD.-The South
err N. Il. Church is being subjected
% . general course Of repairs. The
member, Of the Presbyterian Church
have rented the building half the time
Tor & term Of years, aud will make |.
sgain neat and comfortable.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-27

re- ALMOST "a FiRR.--sOme boys
abou. tho mill in this place, piled some
shayings near tho G.oye-pipO the ether
day-thsy did it "juGt for fun" VIC
presume-and the consequence was
that the building narrowly elOap,d
destruction. Boys found playing
about tho mill hereafter are 70 be
scalped-thats orders!
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MoMaeY
n5,6gtqs2p,,.ax.

~ SUPERINTENDENT HALL is again
"a bic rounds, visiting the schools
lhroaghout tbs county. Thus far no
reports general advancement in sduca-
-tien, and 4 laudable desire among tho
people TO arise from darkness, and
preis onward IN the march Of progress.
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~ COLONEL Par DurYr.-we
hear q rumor 10 the effect that Colonel
Patrick Duffy, Of BrsxtOu. died = few
days ago 10 Chsrleston. flo was ono
Of the Clerks Of Tho Lower House Of
tho Legislature. wskno not wheth.
or to believe or accept the report.
Our lst.i. information from Braxton
was 10 tho etfost that tho Colonel was
enjoying perfect health. but tha. Mrs.
Duffy was very III. We shall hope
tho hewI 10 not true, until NO arc
compelled to believe otherwise.
LlTeR.-since tue absvs was writ.
tcu, NO learn ihs. eur information was
100 ,ruo, and that Colonel Defy died
o. Charleston at 8 o'clock P. u on
Tuesday, January 2lst.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.
"a tho creditors Of IlgSEY Iosr, do,

ceased:
Ia pursuaaee Of decree Of the circuit
court Of the county OF Lewis, made III
raase therein pending, 10 subject the real
Cstato Of the said Henry Post
to tho payment Of his debts, you are
required 10 present your eliimS against the
Aid Henry POST for adjudication 10 WA L.,
HUNTINGTON, Commissioner, At his Of.
fee In the said county, on or before TIC slJt
day Of December, 1914,
Witness, John @. jackson, clerk OF sald
court this 18th day OF November, 1872.
JOHN q. JACKSON, Clerk.
W. v. LlyslI, rlLIs atty. Nov ls.et