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CLIPPINGS.

A QUESTION may be queer, but the
one who asks it is always the querist
IT is true that one swallow dosen'
make Summer, but it comes summer
near it.
THOSE who have tried il say that kiss
ing is like sewing machine, because il
seems good.
Mrs. BARLEY, aged ninety. three, died
IN Winchester, Va, recently. She was
the mother of twenty.one children.
A WESTERN editor apologies for
the deficiency of the first edition Of his
paper saying be was detained at home
by second edition Of his family.
A SMALL boy in New Haven made
sensation for short time by quietly
transferring a card bearing the words
Take one" from lot Of handbills IN
front Of a store to basket Of oranges
"Now, Sammy, tell me, have you
read the story Of Joseph" "Oh yes,
uncle" swell, then, what wrong did
they do when they sold their brother"
"They sold him too cheap ! think"
A PHILOSOPHICAL Kentuckiqn, who
had but one shirt, and was lying in bed
while the garment was drying on the
clothes line in the yard, was startled by
an exclamation from his wife that the
calf had eaten it. DWELL" said the
Kentuckian with spirit worthy Of
better cause, "them who has must lose.'
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A VIRGINIA railroad was made to pay
twenty-five dollars for killing a rooster.
The engineer said he spoke TO the gen.
tleman with the whistle as kindly as
possible, but when the fellow dropped
one wing on the ground, raised his good
eye heavenward, and commenced whett.
log his spur on the rail, forbcarance
ceased 10 be virtue and he III into
him with thirteen freight cars and for.
@aried him to his happy scratching
ground by lightning express.
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Try as diligently as a whipped school
boy, to please everybody aud you can
not The world is too exarting Even
dearest friends will pick flaws, when
you exert every faculty to please. IL
fact, it is poor business to attempt to
obtain the commentator Of anybody
but yourself and God. Consult your
own conscience and settle accounts
there.
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The Niroqua Censor says Josiah Ad.
ans, Of the town Of Franklin, found a
wolf nest containing eight young ones,
recently Mr. Adams heart was made
to rejoice by the receipt Of $50 bounty
money Two other parties each brought
in sis scalps, making total for the day
Of twenty.
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AZ bis mill on the Trimbelle River, Is
prepared to she'll cern, grind the same in
10 meal for family use, or for feed. Also,
ranufactal Graham Mea! from wheat.
&c &c. vl7n30
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CONFECTIONERY AND NOTIONS.
Mrs. II. j. ScnIcs.

TIas the best assortment of Confectionery,
s aiionery. Canned Fruits, Green Apples,
L ctures, Notions etc., ever brought to Riv-
er Falls. She solicits a share of public
patronage Main Street, River Falls. II 80
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IT is said that au Irishman, after he
bad seen the numerous hills aud nOun.
tain ranges OF New Hampshire, ex.
claimcd, "Bednd, never was 10 \
country before where they had 80 much
land that they had 10 stack It."
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A CROSS look sometimes slirs noun
tain torrents and shakes the very foun.
dalton ofafecticn.
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DAYTON MILLS.

BY Charles A. Mckee This mill is now in
complete order for custom or merchant
work A fair share of patronage is res
pectfully solicited, River Falls, Wis. 1870
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CORNISH g. HUNT.

TURNER'S All kinds of Ornamental Turn
ings for Houses, and Fancy Work, What
n OTIS. and every thing made of or embel-
lishei with wool. Shop in Fosters Mill,
Riv er Falls, Wis. 17-30
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MISSES LEvINGs,

Keep bookstore, embracing School and
Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals and Mag
nzines. A full supply of stationery. -
Store in the JOURNAL BLOCK, Main Street,
River Falls 1870
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q. N. LAWRENCE,
GUNSyIITEE.

Shop on Main Street, River Falls, Wis.
N. BAH articles repaired, and no
paid for, will be sald for the charges afte
ninty days. l7-2
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jury, said Western Judge. "you
kin 20 out aud fnd a verdict. lfyou
caat find Que Of your own, get the one
the last jury used" The jury returned
a verdict Of suicide 10 the ninth de.
gree.
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WIN. WILLIAMS,

WAGON, Carriage and Sleigh Maker. All
kinds Of repairing done with dispatch. -
Ehop in J. Stephens Building. 1870
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n, e. BURNS
j. WATSON
Il. w. REED.

Dealer in Watches, Clio ks and Jewelry,
Main rect Repairing done on short no
tice, and warranted to give satisfaction. 1870
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House Moving

~ C. HoLC0MB is prepared to raise or
II. move buildings on short notice.
promptly and in good order lf-3O
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BILLIARD SALOON,

Hsy John McKeen. In the store formerly
occupied by j. D. Jennings as drug store.
1890
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S. b. GOLDSMITH,

s.B. GOLDSMITH,
Carriage and Wagon Maker. Repairing
aore to order. Shop opposite the Prairie
Mills. 1870
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WHAT would a spider IN a hurry do2
Take n fly and spin away
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w. L. BURNETT,

Elacksmith. Shop on Maple street.
above Watsons harness shop. 1880
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D. II. LEvINGs,

u. II. LEV lNh9s
House, Carriage AMI Sign Painter. Paper
Hanger aud Grainer, River Falls Wis. II 30
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BILLIARD SALOON,
by b. Mayors. In Babcock Building,
on Sycamore st. 1870
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or less, So.
square will be counted the space of one
inch.
Local notices Is cents per line for first
Insertion and 10 cents for each subsequent
" sertion.
All Job work must be paid for on de-
lvry.
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Ry FnAsR Hror. One mile below the
village Of Trimbelle fair shar ofpat-
ronage IS respectfully solicited. 1890 ~
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MILLER g. WESTFALL.
BANKERS.
PRESCOTT WISCONSIN.
DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
Ewnh RnOa
JOHN sHEEAN.

Merchant Tailor, Prescott, Wis. Keep
Gents Furnishing Goods constantly on
hand nny"All work warranted 1890
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The River FALLS JOURNAL.

a WEEKLY ANDSEMI-WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER.
FIRST EDITION PUNISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
TERMS, st.25.
SECOND EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
TERMS, 81.
TWO EDITIONS ONE YEAR TO ONE
ADDRESS, So. CASH IN ADVANCE.
Wesi,y Edition, published every Friday, 81.
A. MORSE son, Proprietors.
54B PRINTING
or every description executed on short
notice, neat and at reasonable prices
OFFICE on Main Street.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07
Published by requeSt.l
Masonic Ode.

Rrittea BY Rev. ]. NJ. II. Smith, an
spoken BY Mss MATTE 3. SAITH. {
he Masonic Fsstipal in Cameron
West Virginia. September 20, 1874
Masonic brothers-haill all haill
Yonrj Is n sacred rite,
Your nblaEing star" DER hill and dale,
Shines bright and clear to night.
To US you come through ages grey,
Ger "rugged pathSs you've tod,
while Ia your midst wide open lay,
The "Gospel Of our God"
We welcome you In stiffness hush
Meath an alter reared to God,
Bow as before the "burning bush,
Raise high the "almond rod
Be watchmen ofour common land,
When storms and TEN pests rise
Stand North and South with hand In HAND
Pointing to peaceful skies.
And may your Vesture ever Ihins,
With plenteous grace believed
Rich be the clusters Of your vine,
Your song multitude.
Time bears Us back on Masonic crest,
Time brighter the ancient chain,
Virginia eaSt-Vlrgiuia west,
Virginia to remain.
For "WashingtOn,n one name supreme,
Masonic songs we'll raise
Freedoms owl name TO bind the twain,
Awake-e, voice ofpraise!
Now Lord, in kindness comet
Here shed thy spirit free,
That each may bear blessing home
From this, our jubilee.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07

~ TINS Losr REcoRDs.-Thc
Buckhannon Della, speaking Of the 70.
cent loss Of tho State papers from the
Office Of tho Clerk oft6 Circuit Court
Of Upshur County, says: The recent
loss Of the indictments from the Cir.
cult Court Clerks Office, we think
should prompt our county authorities
to take prompt means 10 secure The
valuable papers Of both Offices from de-
ltructiop, either by burglars or ere.
The importance ofthis we trust, will
be readily seen when We contemplate
the magnitude Of this loss. Some six.
ty important cases are disposed Of, BY
ono sweep Of some Williams hand. By
this act, many who were no doubt
guilty, and deserved punishment will
60 free and will probably feel encour.
aged to 60 on into other unlawful acts.
There are also many other valuable
papers aud records which should be
safely preserved, and We recommend
The purchase Of ono or more good safes
for that purpose. We know that all
papers ofthese Offices cannot be put In.
to one, or two such safes as We could
get hero, yet those mos. valuable
could. aud until this is done wo would
suggest to our clerks to guard careful.
" their Offices and papers, and no!
leave them so they can be pilfersd BY
any one.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07
n LEWIS vs.. GlLaER.-Tke Com,

H LEWIS VS.. GlLags.-Me Cont
ing Races For some time past Q
spirit Of rivalry has existed between
come sporting gentlemen Of the two
counties, in regard 10 the merits Of the
celebrated horses, "Dos.seu," owned
by citizens Of this county, and Grey
Eagle owned by b, H. Elliot, Esq,
Of Gilmer, which eliminated in BAN
ter for race. The preliminaries were
arranged last week; and the race will
take place ut the Fair Grounds, on
Thursday, December 10th. It is to be
a mile heat aad repeat, for q purse of
$500; and should either Of the par.
ties shack out" they are to forfei,
800. Both Of the horses are now
training; and as they have heretofore
made time almost equal to the fastest
horses in America, a magnificent race
may be sxpeeted.-Tu addition to this.
o pacing race, between Gilmer and
Lewis county horses, will take place
Immediately after the race referred to
above; aud it is probable that ether
impromptu races will take up tho re-
m,inder Of tue day.-It will DO q great
day for "horss men" from both eoun.
ties; and IL is more than probable
that.a great deal Of money will change
hands on the result, Tho managers
have rented tho Fair Grounds for the
day, and will charge2 Is cents per cap.
iia admission. We advise all who
want to sec good horse flesh "spread
ITSELF" TO attend the races.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07

TT As TO Doas.-rhe Charlcstown
Free Pre,s takes occasion 10 revive the
dog question in connection with the APP
preaching session Of the Legislature, and
treats It with mixture Of pathos and
humor. Too many worthless ours, II
says, are harborcd by irresponsible par
ties, land roam around seeking what
they may deyour, and they are not very
choice or discriminatiye as to the char .
acter or cos. Of these victims. Asoften
IS not, tho blood ola costly Cotswold, or
of q valuable southdown, goes down
their miserable threats. II 10 quite q
problem for the solons Of tho Lcgisla.
ture 10 work out, and ascertain to q dot
how many dogs il takes to run The
State Of West Virginia. And whether
the possession Of q worthless cur is an
inherent right, under the Constitution,
guaranteed to every citizen, irrespective
Of race, color, or previous condition.
Nine. tenths Of tho caniuo race as at
present constituted, are an unmitigated
nuisance. They destroy ten times
more property annually than tho whole
race Is worth. Now and then you may
come across really valuable dog, that
fulfills the ends Of hii existence. But
such cases arc like angels visits, few
aud far between; and these dogs valu.
able for hunting purposes, or asiaithful
guardians Of the persons aud property
Of their owners, arc not generally in the
possession Of that class Of citizens to
which We alluds. Their masters are q
good guarantee that they will not tres
pass upon or injuro the property Of
their neighbors. And IL must not DO
forgotten in this connection, that the
canine, much like the human race, has
sadly deteriorated, and in fact, like
their masters, become much demoralized.
We are not Just now prepared to state
what are the real eaus.s Of this much.to.
be.deplored fact. And We are 10th to
conclude that the recent wat, or the still
moro recent thorough incubation Of the
masses ofour people with the virus OF
Hadicalism, has anything to DO with this
canine dcgensracy or not. We leave
that to those who 60 deeper into such
things than NO have time or inclination
for. Perhaps tho recent tidal wave Of
reform will exert o happy influence up.
on their dogships. Jesling aside, the
amount Of valuable mutton Annually
destroyed by these midnight marauderS
amounts, We are told by those who
ought TO know, to $40, 000.-We there
fore hope that the coming Legislature
will, In accordance With tho wishes Of
tho great majority Of our people, onsct q
law 10 abato, or destroy totally, this
expensive nuisance.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07

West Virginia. New Haven is
splendid place to spend few months
cannot be surpassed. The States o.
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
New Jersey. New York and Connect.
cut have many attractions, but after'al
give me a home in the mountains Of
West Virginia-thc land that gave me
birth. +. GipsoH.
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Az ORDINANCE to provide for paving
the sidewalks in tho town Of IVES.


Az oRo,sAsc Y to provide for pawn, ~!
Tue sidewalks in tho town oil H'''
ton.
Adopted December |, 1914.
BE 1t ordained ~ the Mayor No.
eorder and Aldermen Of the town OF
Weston, That the owners Of any lot Or
fractions OF lots shal! DO required 70
pave the sidewalks in front Of their
said lots or fractions OF said los, 10 tho
manner hereinafter prescribed, within y
thirty days after the proper notice shall
have been bee given. ..,, -.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07

M TuE PESrrxsrlARY.-There are
now 100 conyicts in the psnilsntiary at
Moundsville. Superintendent Bridges
gives general satisfaction. He has
done an immense amount Of work in
bringing about q reform in the man
agemenE Of the prison, and utilizing the
labor Of the conyicts SO as 10 make u
profit on the labor, and thus reduced
the expense to the State Of keeping up
that institution. He has been ably
seconded in his endearors by the uutir.
ing aud yigilaat Board Of Directors Of
the PenitentiarY.
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"THn Pre,bytery o.

M Tan Presbytery Of Weis Viz.
ginia. which embraces the whole Of
the Presbyterian Churches in tho
State, except those in tho Panhandle,
which belong to tho Northern Assem-
bly,, was organized ten years ago with
only three or four ministers actually
in connection with that body. Il has
nineteen ministers on its roll, and Is,
on account Of the extent Of its terrific.
ry, beginning to talk ofa division in
to two Presbyteries.
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HA Cum rom plrrnnl1A.-Pul

H A Cunr ron DlrrunlrA.-Pul.
yerize q teaspoonfal Of gunpowder, q
teaspoonful Of Alum, mix them with
enough good vinegar TO the consistency
Of thick cream. Apply with q swab
three times a day and gargle the throat
frequently with salt dissolved in vine
CIR. Give two or three teaspoonfuls
ofsugar dissolved in vinegar two or
three times a day. This remedy has
been used in our family on two or
three occasions with perfect success.
We can confidently recommend tho
preparation as a remedy when applied
10 the early stages oithe disease.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07

with the Recorder one oil thu saiu s.Als.
men.s: aud il the amount thereof bs
not paid within thirty days after tho
filing Of such statement, il shall be The
duty Of the Recorder, at tho instance Of
The Council. to deliver the same to the
Town Sergeant, who shall proceed TO
collect the same from tho several par.
ties liable therefor. according to law
and tho ordinances Of said town.
This ordinance shall take effect from
and after its passage.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07

~ UsivERsALsa.-Rey. j. NJ
Il. Smith, Of Cameron, q Universalisi
Minister, will deliver a series Of ser.
mons aud lectures at the Town Hall ii
this place, during tho coming month
He sends US tho following list Of time.
aud subjects:
January 81 o'clock P. M.-0u
Village Churches.
January s-sunday Morning-Rhs
am Ia Uairersalist3
Two o'clock P. M.-Uiliy Q,
Unirersaltsm:
Seven o'clock-The voice Of Blood.
January ST P. M.-Me Cur Q,
a Savior.
January 8, Z o'closk-me NATURE
III, I o'cloeE-me EXTENT efHi.
lyaleation.
sth, seven o'cloek-Tas CERTAINTY
Of His Saludtion.
9th, 7 .o'elook-TAs Coronation 9,
Ghrist.
1Otb-sunday morpiug-Everla...
ing Panishment-Matt. 26:46.
Two o'clock P. M.-EVerlasting De.
struction-2 Thess. 1:6-9.
Seven o'clock P. M.-0utpard
Bound, or From Shore 70 Shore.
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.obacco as fellows I:
Total 1880

Besides the counties here mentioned,
there are a number Of ..others in the
south. western portion Of the State
which produce tobacco quite as largely
as the ones named; and among the
rest, Lewis county takes her place.
The people Of this State are rapidly
opening their eyes to the fact that We
can produce tobacco Of fully as good a
grade as Old Virginia; aud they also
realize that It is probably the most
profitable business in which the farmer
can engage.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07

Az MRs. MARY WaEtAs, wife of
James Whelan, Jr, Of this place, died
on Wednesday night last. The re.
mains were followed to their last rest
ing place, on Friday last, by large
number Of friends from various parts
Of the county.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07
EN TnR HERo on POlsr PLEASANT

Tho editor Of the Young Hirginiar
says that Colonel Jacob Warwick, wht
lived and died in Pocahontas county,
was the man who turned tho tide Of
battle at Point Pleasant, and was
therefore, tho hero Of that day. From
bis account, IL seems that Mr.. War
wick had been sent in command Of q
detachment Of troops the day prece.
ding the battle, 10 gather forage ant
provisions for the army. On return
ing tho next day, when in hearing dis.
lance no discovered, from the rapid
and iucessant firing, that abattlc wa
progressing, pressed forward with bis
detachment. and they were the troops
which. appearing in the ,enemy's rear
so suddenly, produced the consterna.
ton among The Indians, and resulted
their discontinue. II this be SO, lis.
tory should do full justice to the mem.
Dry Of this worthy man, who is sleep
ing on tho banks Of Jackson river,
with scarcely . stone to mark his rest
ing place.
Some interesting facts of the life Of
Mr.. Warwick arc given by the Young
Firgintan, whose editor has been on q
recent visit to Bath and Pocahontas
counties, where he appears 10 have
gathered bis material, and promises &c
furnish moro in another issue. He
says: "From the battle Of Poin,
Pleasant, Warwick went to Fort Pitt
to redeem young Gilmore, the ancestor
Of the Gilmores in Rockbridge. He
found the young man dashed to q
board, aud placed out Of the way on
top Of o cabin, where tho Indian chill.
dren might not tease him'-more con-
siderate than our modern Modocs
would be- To persons who would
call him Major or Colonel, he would
say, ~ am not q Major nor q Colonel
n,mo'n 'AA' "A'"'SA -
0f III, v;fs Nav w.rv;ct a 4,
aid ,bat ~b;l. aha ,,,snssS scboai far ~
o or,s a,ar.sr vat sbo Vase, NV. woman d;s.
tns,;.hsS a. b.r u" ;n,.il;ssns. In
Sss homs nv ,ha - f, . shs h.d a
isr,. soIl.c,io, 'As If ' baoI. n eoSllS
h;nSS;,s n b.snt;f"l and O'n m,.s;vs s;Iysy
sarS;ss ' and tbo n;.ss tN oh;ns s' AZ ,bst
s ,,an ,S .e anil r n,o.n ,.' S4a '''' 'A-
'uY TSs,s sV i ~ 'S IA "a. n noc,,;, >
,a n1 ~ % M ~ .o.S bs, so n,u.S,o.s
saS Grosnh.nL ' L,o Sv,", =. h. ..nast.
s sas I tras y .h0rs S" M,rv W W,,rist
+; iaa nas.ias sV ham ans For. 10 ano.b.r
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07

EV WIS call attention to tho card
Of DR.. jarrett, Dentist, Of Grafton.
He makes regular visits hero in the
spring and fall We cheerfully rec
ommend him to the patronage Of our
noople.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07

RNR. VIZ HOOP, who lives near
shiunstOn, (Harrison county, is start
ing an extensive cheese mandatory.
he purchased fhy cows in Ohio last
week. and put them on his farm.
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Az ORDINANCE creating the Office Of
Woigh-Slasser, aud defining his du'
iiaa


khV1s
Adopted Dec. !, 1874.
Be il ordained, by the Mayor, Re
corder aud Aldermen Of tho Town o.
Weston, That at the time Of tho ap'
pointmcnt Of the Assessor, there shall
DO appointed annually BY the Council .
Weigh-hlaster, who shall hold bis Of.
fee until his successor is appointed
and authorized to act, unless sooner
removed for cause.
2. He shall, before entering upon
the duties Of bis Office, take the usuaI
office.holders' oath, and give bond
with one or more securities, to DO ap'
proved by the Mayor. in such penalty
as the Council may from time to time
FIX, conditioned for the faithful perfor'
nance of his duties, and to pay oycl
all monies belonging to said town, thai
may como into bis hands, by virtue o.
his said Office /; aud for his services hc
shall DO entitled to one.half Of the fecl
Of his said office.
8. He shall demand and receive The
following fees from all persons selling
hay, coal or lime, to DO weighed ..ou
said scales, payable when tho service is
rendered, or at furlhest, every Sutur'
day evening: For each dtalt Of hay OF
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07

ng Tus LApns Of the Temper
ance Band Of Weston, at their las'
meeting on the 9th Of November,
passed q resolution, respectfully re-
auOsting the attendance Of the mem
5ers, (sentlemen) d the Temperance
League at their meeting, at the
Presbyterian Church, on the evening
Of the second Friday in December.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07

H P0srPoSsp,-We are requested
10 state that the frat meeting Of III
Masonic Fraternity Of this place, il
their new Hall. will be held on th'
third Monday Che 2ls) Of December
They had expected TO meet there OF
tho Fth but owing to bad weather, ant
other inopportuns circumstances, th'
wOrkmen could not complete the Hal
10 time.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-07

RI CATTLE MARksrs The latest
reports from Baltimore rate the best on
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