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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

49, ~>-O>,~
AsS ssAsss 4saEioS shASEs AMP Il gAyrHssAI1s
y MAJOR SHAfIEs l.sLE ~ " ayS BARKER, AUGliSSEEE
ks sAAfTHaHS 4o
% SSs $$$SS$sD g2s ssEtE
W. large driving ring entirely undereover and plenty
o roo" q cSTanosSs STfs%Sstsn Or SALE THIS DAY.
BLACK cELp1sa, 1I i srREp 4fI9cK sY VOLUNTEER ,sx
high years old; has record Of 2Asx and can show
cost $so last s spring and nSw for want Of USE will be
sS aGnDSe SIRED BY
q noinlng has been handled for speed and can
G 5SsRe 1sa kind and Mes
ssan ssSf M sss a gS
ssua anS fea sired
s s%J ss sssss:I ss %,S sy i
0ff Nsns NsE'R qfle hsEqsn M years old
handy stylish driver gentle and safe for ladies' use and
n IAY M "a "a good roads'er can
giant and stylish drver has been used BY ladies and
'1ess' ~ E!asiis nv HORSES
ONE LIGHT tor ExPREss WAGON
ONE No sTIs TOP BgsIEEss gSls wAGoS Mn
$sE 3os EVA MAsSys Two ROAD S SAsoSs ;,
tpp HEI sRpEs WaPs a Horse o0'hns
SALES NRyER rosTRoMEp ssc cunt St gsstnsr;; &
now in constant epsratien st BARKER oHAsH's City
way snd street sorcs Clipped The
possible manner In one hour.
A MAJOR G. W. BARKER, AgcTIoNEER
a WORK HORSES cHnAt TRucKs. sAi HARNESS the PROP
X SoSoak Ss sq H sS; SS NJ s5 hDsSS 5
street. corner Jane. THE sT0CK comprises
MEAD p Uad .G0 ns and ns
Lyman BY General Knox: Is high, years old has
record q 80 e road wagon and can Tot three heats
Mr.. HANSON HAVING SOLD his stabl. in Greenwich
street offers the above stock for positive and peremptory
SALE WILL TAKE PLACE At eas Hudson street. for
STOCK NOW on EXHIBITION at sos Greenwich
10 orqsIroSENESr oS sssOap. q weather .,,,,,.,
York Tattcrssls corner of Broadway and Thirty
gEIpag oSTpnEE Ct 81 AT
tonian and dam Black Hawk mare; can trot in las;
Sss and sisa SS Brewster
iiO liz ana IA East Thirteenth street
4 FOR SALE THE PROPERTY OF TRADES
"A. man, one very stylish brown Horse, 10 hands high.
0a sd n ns Sy sa S e
sonabe and trial OF three days with either one Apply
~ 1872 Thompson street.
A ELEGANT + CART. COST $500, FOR $500 D0U.
N. BILE Harness, cost &6Do for S25 good as new.
HAMS, 10 East Fourth street.
A SIDE BAR rop WAGON, BY sTIvERs ONE DO,
N Dusonbury and Van Duser; both In very fine order
Rockaways Clarcnccs Barouches, six coupe Rockaways
four top and open Pony fhaetons, slide
Wagons Coach one fine four seated rark Phae-
ton Sulkcs Express wagons, one cut under Rockaway,
sleighs. Robes, Blankets single and double Harness.
WILLIAM II. GRAY'S, ~ and ~ Wooster street
SET OF SUPERIOR GOLD OR RUBBER
N mounted double Harness wanted cheap for cash
must bo nearly new, and light or medium. Address,
with full particulars, H. j., box S726 Post ofcc, "
4 SOUND AND GENTLE HORSE, HARNESS AND
N platform spring Wagon, all in good order " John
street, corner William
BARGAIN = THREE CLARENCEs, ALMOST
"A equal to new, OF the best make, light and latest
style. also one Landau reasonable terms
" 80 J. w. PlTkEY, 4gQ Third avenue
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

WANTED--sECoND HAND SINGLE HARNESSES.
~ ~ GOOD order Gibsons or Dunscomb's Address
HARNESS, herald ONCE.
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A MEXICAN AND PARIS MUTUAL POOLS SOLD
IA this and every evening during the week the
Iottng races Prospect Park also on the election 2.
counties and the State this coming election, at CHAM
bERLlN'S Pool Room, .ll0 roadway.
TT BAKER Pool Seller.
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WANTED TO PuRCHAsE-A GOOD SECOND HAND
Clarence. Address, stating price, box 1889 Post
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DRY GOODS.


SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR. sl4 BROADWAY,
"A near Twentieth street-FULL LINE OF FASHIONS;
form warranted perfecti CLOTH MODEL given with
until ga O'Clock r. M.
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MOULD THE BEAUTIFUL LADY, WITH BLACK
w hair carrying small packet on her LEFT arm and
blue paraso In her right hand who walked up Bowcfy
yesterday afternoon, and At about O'Clock. corner OF
stanton street and Bowery, got into Third avenue car
conera iavor on gentleman who followed her TO the
Uptown Branch office,
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sPORTING-Doos, srIsDs, &C.

A FOR sALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOG.
IA. Birds. Re Medicines for all diseases Prepare
FOOD for mocking birds ~ b. O. DovEY's No. Green
street. near Canal
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Personal.

ssyNy u-MEET DEAR Ln AT TUIRTY.FoURTH
W.. street ferry house, at II A. N. Thursday.
WILL LADY HAVING SMALL WHITE PACKAGE
w in hand who noticed gentleman standing ut the
door OF .eTry boat In crossing Monday and
who took train opposite each other, permit the gentle.
man to seesher again at depotS
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WTANTED-A FAST YOUNG HORSE, TOP BUGGY
w side-bar preferred, and Harness. A House In
Brooklyn well rented will be given in exchange Apply
TO LEONARD, l7 Broadway, basement, room 8
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A. CLEAR PROFIT OF $loOoos MAY BE MADE BY
IA gentleman with So 0J Joining advertiser and givin
his immediate service Address EAGLES, Herald UT
town Branch Office.
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OBITUARY,

p1ED,-In this city, July 9th, Of Con-
sumption, Mrs. ALICE WHITE, wife Of GEORGE
Is White, OF Round VALLEY, Nendoeino
county, California, aged % years.
Tho deceased lady was native Of Lewil
county, Virginia, sesord daughter Of
Esaias and Margaret fetty, Of ITsston. She
came 10 California, q nswl y.wedded bride, 10
1868, with long lie Of happiness In the
prospective, and made her home In Round
Valley, until a few weeks ago. Some time
since, the seeds Of that dread disease, Con-
sumption, began 10 terminate In her system
and lnsidlouSly developed until, becoming
alarmed, Mr.. White, hoping that the medi.
cal skill OF San Francisco might do some
thing TO stay the ebbing away Of her young
life, brought her to this city but the ptae-
titioners Ofthe curative attcould accomplish
nothing, and, on Sunday last her pure spirit
winged Its flight 10 the bright realm beyond
the sky,
iiDsaih lies on her, like IN uutimely frost
Upon the sweetest How'r Of all the field"
Mrs. White was fsrrent professor Of the
Christian religion, having been, ever since
her girlhood, q member Of the Methodist
a forii,uds in accordance with her faith.
She was a devoted wife, aad leaves a be-
reaytd and afectionate husband, and q
large circle Of rela,ivesR aud friends to bewail
her untimely departure 10 the world beyond
the grave. Her remains have been placed in
A vault 10 be hereafter removed 10 her child
hood home We deeply sympathiIe with
friend White In Ills great Aftliction.-San
Francisco Examiner Of July 81.
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and can offer good inducements 10 thOes
wishing 10 exchange their wool for goods.
We arc frequently annoyed by perSonI
who represent Themselves TO he our agents
for selling our goods aud bug Ing wool. Ne
here state emphatleally that we
EMPLOY NO AGENTS.
Those wishing warran,Cd article 10 our
line should come to the Factory, or dlrrc,
all communications by mail TO tho Compl.
ny. Being aware that parties are clrcdlh.
ting bills, stating that We do not pay tue
hiBheIt market prices for wool, we desire 10
say thatw receive monthly price llsts from
all the large wool dealers 10 the Last, and
can Inform all those desiring 10 know what
the prices are, whether they wish to dispose
Of their wool TO US or not, Call and SEQ ioF
yourselves, j II. CLIFTON 4 co.
CUSTOM WORK done al Me usual
| rates, on short notice.
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Something New in Lewis,
"pATRoNlzE HOME NDUsTRY"

The undersigned has opened Stone
aud Marble Yard in Weston, where he
will manufacture Stone or MalqIc
Head and Tc,nbstoncs, Monuments,
Foot.stoncs, &c., on tho most rcasons-
bic tcsms. l have made arrangements
to secure quantity of hard aud last.
ing Rock for these purposes, which
will be equally as durable as Marble.
lock acout as well and cost great deal
less. shall also mako Hearthstoncs,
Mantle Pieces, Grinds!onOs, &C., for
the manufacture Of which l will crccta
saw mill for cutting stcuc: shall
shortly go through tue county soliciting
orders. A trial of my work is res.
pectfully solicited.
g Plans and specifications for any
description Of Building furnished at
reasonable rates. WI. KTTS0N.
Weston, October 81, 1872.
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10 George O. Daa.er, Pre,iaeal OIL
the Board Of Commissioners.
The undsrtigned has the honor Of
presenting a brief statement Of The
condition Of The schools under bis su'
psrintsndency foe tho eight school
months commencing Nov. 4th, 1879,
aud ending June Goth, 1873. He
docs not deem Il necessary, however,
to enter into such minute details ii
must DO presented by him to the State
Superintendent.
-Four rooms in your fnS schOo
building, having been made ready, al
directed by you the school was divi
ded into four departments placed un
dor your four appointed teachers. Thl
undersigned took charge ofthe tirs
room, teaching Latin, Natural PhllOs
ophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, History
English Grammar, Geography, Read
log aud otthogtaphy Dictionary
Mr.. John Murray took charge Q
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BL0oDED CATTLE AND SHEEP.

A W w0ODFORD is now agent for the
n. sale Of Fine FLOODED Sheep imported
direct lrUm Canada. Also, imported Cattle
pure blood. PerlOns wishing 10 purchase
any ofthr above described stock, will call
on the undersigned, OF Parker u. Goodman
& Bro, OF Jane Lew. James Lynch, Of
Harrison county, will sell one buck lamb
for $50, or pair for 500.
june 10 a. ". woODFoRD.
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NAs0EIC.-stated communications Of
MI the Weston Lodge No. 10, A.. y, and
A. n, viii DC held o the First and Third
Mondays 0fcTery mouth.
GEORGE ROSS, W.N.
Nv, ToFTiSDiS, Sec
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ROSS & vANDERvORT
June 10, 1873

West Virginia
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of Webster county, on the
ffrst Monday In August, 1879,
Peter Il L. j. cesaF :, H., ,...
Abraham Rothwell,
The object ofthis suit Is TO obtain judg-
men I for 500, with interest thereon. against
the defendant A. Rothwell, and decree for
the sale ofa tract Of six hundred aad forty
acres flAnd lying in Febstsr county, on
Old Lick Run, and It appearing by affidavit
here filed that the dsfendantA. Rothwell Is
q nonresident Of this State, Il iI ordered
that lie DO appear here within one month af-
ter the first publication Of this order and do
what Is necessary to protect bis interest In
thiI quit. Teste:
Pr DUFFY, Deputy
for B. O. Conrad, Clerk.
P. B. WeshOred, p. q. ..
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW
RESTORED.

KESTUkED.
Just published, new edition Of On. CuL.
yRRwEtL's CELEBRATED Essay on the radical
cure without medicine) Of SpermatorrhTa
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losacs, ImpotCncy, Mental and Physical In
capacity, lmpcdimentS to Marriage, etc. !
also, ConsumptiO n, Epilepsy and Fits, in-
dutcd by Sclf.lndulgcnee or sexual extrava-
ganCe.
Va. Price In a scaled envelope only six
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from n thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences Of seli.abuse may 10 radically
cured without the dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application Of the knife ;
pointing out a mode Of cure at once simple,
certain and ciFeetuAl, by means Ofwllich ev.
cry sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically.
Jar This lecture should he in the hands
ofeyery youth aud every man IN the land.
Sent under seal, 10 plaiaenvelopc, TO
any address, postpaid, OIL receipt Of six
cents, or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. G. KLINE & CO.,
l27 Bowery. New York,
Post Office Box, 1886.
Augl1.1y
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BUY THE
FRANZ & POPE
IL HITTING
M Acnrnr.
FRANZ & POPE

by their untiring efforts and ingo-
nious experiments, hlessrs. Franz 4
Pope have achieved what thousands
have unsuccGSSfully tried TO attain
That is The
KNITTING MACHINE!
that will knit Sock in Seven Min.
utes, Heel and Toe, complete. Mar.
rows and Wideus. Knits oil Grades
Of Yarn. Nubias, Tides, Hoods.
Mems Knit Jackets, Hosiery Of .all
sizes, and almost an endless variety Of
UsEruL AND Ornamental GooDs!
II will Knit from q Watch Guard to
Sleigh Robe, and docs 1t with neat
ness and despatch. Persons tha.
are incapacitatcd from hard work
can earn
FROM s2Tos4 PER DAY,
with the Khitter. This Machine has
taken tho highest premiums at tho
principal ExpOsitiOns, and State
aud County Fairs. 1t is sim
pie and durable in construc-
ton, and will wear a life
time, as il is construct.
cd with the finest me.
chanical exuctncsS,
and for general
work it has no
equal,
Pr 1GE-FokTY DOLLARS.
JOSEPH III. CLIFTON,
Main Street. Weston,
General Agent.
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VARIABLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE.

For sale, Thirteen Lots in KitsOn's
Addition 70 the Town Of Weston
These Lots average quarter of an
acre each, are bounded in tue rear by
the Yves. Fork River, are admirably
adapted for building purposes, and
will be sold cheap, An opportunity is
now offered to persons Of small means
to secure homes. For particulars ap-
Div to W. G. BENNETT,
Real Estate Agent, Weston.
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MONEY WANTED.

All parties knowing themselves indebted
to tie undersigned will please gall and settle
without delay, "a an DESTROYS ofsguatlng
nv books. shall feel obliged II all inter
elted will take due notice, without further
warning. MIS-. ~. IL NAhNEi'
Weston, August 49, 1919,
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FOR SALE.
A Valuable Building Lot
IN THE TOWN OF WESTON.

Situate on the corner of Main and First sts.
having frontage Of lilo feet on First street
by 100 feet on Alley No /, The lot has upon
Ii a good stable, smoke.housc, &C., and
some enc fruit trees. II Is one Of tho most
desirable building lots in the town, and will
be sold cheap. The lot will be divided Into
two parts, II desired by purchasers. Title
indisnvlnGle. Apply 10 or address
JACOB STERN, Weston.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

West Virginia.
A 7 RULES HELD ~ THE CLERKS
~ Office Of the circuit court Of Giiner
Coun ~, on the FIRST Monday in July, 1879,
Blackburn Hughes aud the widow and heirs
ofwilllam II. Lyons, deceased, pills,
GeorgcN, Drewry and George ". Jackson,
defendants.
In clanecry.
The object Of this guit Is 10 recover from
the defendant, George ". Drcwry, u deed
for tract Of 1850 acres Of land, In the bill
and exhibits described, situate on the wat.
CrS Of Steer Greek, In the county Of Gilmcrl
under sale thereof made by defendant
Drewry to plaintiffs Hughes and said William
II. lLy0us, In tie lifetime Of said Lyons
And also 10 set aside u tax deed made by A,
Il. s. Warner, Recorder OF said county, tC
defendant George W. jackson, for said traC
Of land, dated the 10th day Of December
1870, and 10 redeem said land from said de-
fcndant jackson on account of his purcliast
tlereofata delinquent sale Of lands made By
the Sheriff Of said county, on the 18th day
OfNovelnbcr, 1869, under which said delin
quent sale said Recorder deed to said Jack
son was made and procured. And II mp
pCaring by affidavit filed that tho defendan
George H. Drcwry Is nOtR resident OF th
State, and he not appearing, It Is orlcre,
that be do appear here within one month At
ter the date Of tho first publication Of tlli
order, and do what Is necessary TO protec
Ills interests. Testc:
CD. CONRAD, Clerk.
Fleming & Bennett, att'ys for pins.
July?s-iw
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FINANCIAL REPORT
Moneys Received and Dis
bursed by the Commits.
sioners Of the Indepen.
dent School District Of
WESTON.
sECRETARY's REPORT.
/, pr,,jtIent o,J C..,L..,.,,

"cstVus
SEoRETARY's REPORT.
Mr.. Prtideat and Gentlemen.
Your Secretary begs leave to max,
the following report Of the finsncia
condition Of tho District you repre-,
sent. dating from tho fret election o
the major portion Of the preIsu
Board Of Commissioners, TO date.
July, S11.-fo cash received
Of Z. Fisher, former treasurer S4O0 45
To cash and interest from j.
G, VaudervOa a49 90
Reed from the levy Of 1871 at
IS cts ca the 800 yalue, l,4Oe 90
1s7l--StHtc fund $50 0C
From the sale Of the Ross
property 1900 90
Z" lOvy at 35ct on the 900
value for school purposes l,4S4 II
1s72-levy Of go cts on the
800 for building purposes 2,545 "a
Peabody fund, payable To the
order Of +. n. Chalfant 600 90
From P, N. Hale, reduction
charges, 95 90
s9,sS4 80
1s71-Paid Mr.. Ross, debt of
former Board, 1850 so
Paid vouchers Of old Board Is 90
Paid P. NJ. Hale on con-
tracts, &c., 0,28l %
Paid j. NJ. Bennett, interest, IS 90
1s73-Paid Teachers eight
months for white children and
3 months colored l,547 95
sunlry payments for seating,
grading, janitor, &C., as per
vouchers filed in this Office Coz 80
Cash due by Sheriff, less
dolinquOuts, 276 So
Due from buttons, 4s 22
s9.ss4 50
Year beginning Sept. LIST 1873.
DR.
Balance due p. NJ. Hale, 45O %
Due j. NJ. Bennett, interest rs Oh
Les. .n,... s.. BY s4.,isif g. %
aud cash, 324 81
Due now, 200 %
Whole debt Of The District at
present-to be provided for,
To. j. NJ. Bennett, for lots,
(not due) $1,000 90
suniry accounts not in say, 1875 90
Balance as above 200 %
Total'indeb,edneu. s1,6a4 %
Estimated value Of tho
School property of the Dis
triet $4,000 90
WANTS "A building fund sufficient
for putting in proper condition the
grounds; q well sank aud properly
protected; 200 pound bell in the
tower; aud tho rooms recently com.
plet0d properly furnished with mod.
cru seating and apparatus. A teach
er's fund, sufficient for conduct.
ing a 10 months school in 9
rooms Of tho Academy, and also to
provide q s months sch DOL for the
colorod children Of the District. We
should also provide at once for this
class Of our citizens school. hOuse
and proper furniture therefor
&. In conclusion, the Board Of
Commissioners, and the self.sacrifsiug
citizens Of tue District, have cause 70
be proud Of their work in the cause Of
free education. In short time they
have accomplished much. The
Commissioners to whom was entrusted
thework Of building your nublS struc.
ture. endsavored to DO their duty
with what success Il. is for the people
to judge. To the contractor, Mr.. P.
NJ. Hale. we arc greatly indebted for
his energy, zeal, aud the complete man.
ner in which be filled every contract.
And tho people should not and will
o IL
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State Of West Virginia.
Attitudes held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court Of Randolph county, on the
LIST Monday In August, 1879.
Samuel Laughlin, Alex
andor Laughlin and
Charles II. 0dbcrt, mer-
chants and partners
trading under the firm
name OF "Laughlin 5 10 chancery
Bros. & Co., plaintiffs,
Henry Hill, Alfred
Till and Edmond Hill,
defen lants,
The object oil this suit Is to set aside as
fraudulent and void, as against creditors, n
certain deed from tho defendants Henry fill
and Alfred Hill TO the defendant Edmond
Hill, dated on the 18th day of May, 1872,
aud acknowledged on the 10th day OF July,
Ils72, conveying 10 said Edmond Fill an nm
llyided two.thlrds Of two several tracts Of
land situated In tie county Of Randolph, on
the waters Of Cheat River, Containing res.
pectiyGly GO acres and 800 acres, and to sub
Iect the same 10 the payment Of Judgment
for the sum oil $500 40, with interest there-
on from the 9th day of August 1917, and
Sll 90 cosu obtained by the plaintiffs
against the defendants Henry I'LL and Al.
fred Hill, late merchants, &c, 10 the Circuit
Court OF Barbour county, at the August
Term thereof 1872.
And II appearing by affidavit fled that
the defendant Alfred ilill Is not resident ci
this State, and he not appearing, Il Is Or
dered that no do appear hero within one
month AFTER tlis first publication ofthiI or
derAn do what is necessary 10 protect bis
interest u this suit. Testei
LELAND KITTLE, Clerk.
i. D. strador, p. q.
augll.4t
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NOTICE TO cEEDIToNs.
10 Me Creitor, Of RoltrL Linn. De

TO Tic Creditors Of ROJtrE Ian, de-
ceased.
In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court Of tie county Of GilnCr rendered In
cause therein pending, to subject the real
estate Of the said Robert Linn 10 tue pay.
nient Of his debts, you are required to pre-.
sent your claims ngainst tic said Robert
Linn. for adjudication, TO Levi johnson,
Commisioncr, ut his office in tic town oil
Chenille, Ia the said tounty, on or before
the FIST day Of September, 1873.
Witness, Currrnce y. Conrad, Clerk Of
said Court, this 10Th day Of July, 1919.
y. b. CONRAD, ClCik.
July 90 0w
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Very Respectfully,
r. AZ NHATEANT 81
REPORT

OF the Superintendent Of the Inde.
pendent School District Of Weston,
10 The Beard Of Commissioners,
July 16, 1878.
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Clarksburg City 81
MARBLE WORKS,
NELSON 4 WELLS. prnnrirlnrs

NHLSUN @ WELLS, - PropFleIoFs.
Marble Works to DO round on Pike
Street, 2 doors west of Horace l..
Wells Drug Store.
Dealers IN Matblo Monuments, Tab
lets, Head Stones, Mauiles, Crates,
Table.Tops, and Vases. All kinds Of
Marble.WOrk done to order.
fJ-ornca from a distance prompt.
ly attended to.
March " jim
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THE pHILlIppI HOTEL,
pnGLLtPPI, ". va.


The best Of Accommodation for man and
beast. eA~Partles rom Lewis and adIoin
Ing counties will and the PHlLLlPPi lloTEL
all that they could: rIlte.
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DR. N. s. HOLT tenders his professional
~ services to the citizens Of Weston mud
surrounding country,
70. oillcc on Centre STREET. opposlio the
Court House.
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R EF RAILROAD TlNE TABLE
The following is tho revised Time Ia.
BE, showing The arrival aud departure
nf nnssannnr trims nj Clarksburg -
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"a Parties desiring Hotel accommodate
ti0ns will consult thelrlnttrcsts by putting
up at this House.
knows how to provide for the "inacr man.
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EDWARD FENLON KILLED.
The Country full OF Rel Devils
The Whole Country in Arms
The Farmers are all Leaving

JAcKsBoRo, OF. IL, 1873
EDrroR JoURSAL.-Der Sir: Allow me
TO report another horrible murder by the
indians on the nigh of the llih inst Myself
and comrades, have been stacking hay
for the government at this p,s; ard Fort
Griffin. We returned from For. Griffin on
the ll,h inst; We had cAmped for the night
AT Rambling String, a quarter Of mile
.outh OF thi. post; We were sleeping soundiy /;
shout 10 or ii o'clock We were aroused BY n
hesvy volley from the brush, by ID or 20
Ipd.ans; We returned the fire. Edward Fen
ion was shot in tine shoulder, the bullet
ranged down through the lungs, and be lived
about five hours. His brother had two
bullets through bis hat; they
are from Illinois The country II full OF
the red devils; there Was another nan killed
by them last week about seven miles from
this plsce. The civo,ry are all oui alter
them: there ia not enough soldiers TO mount
guard for the post lett behind. one COM
psnv charged a band OF the red devils about
two o'clock this morning. and captured rev.
erai OF their horses. One soldier Is reported
killed. The country is all In arms; farmers
are leaving the country every day. What
will bscome Of this frontier =? The soidiers
do the best they can, the cavalry Is out night
and dsv. Yours ;raly,
J. W. HERRlNGroS.
--Denis9a Teras) Journal.
Edward Fenlon Of ST. Louis, Nc, is, We
understand, in Texas. 1t can hardly IL
prob ,bie that i; is our Edward Fenlon.