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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-02

FOSTERS and PROGRAMMES
printed II this Office
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New Hotel in Ellsworth
+ IL A N X LIN HOV
Il. T. GRAY. Proprietor.
krankiin ST.. Ellsworth VI ainP

The Proprietor would announce to his friends
and the public generally, that he ha just compe
all who NAV desire ii with First Class Entertain
ment, everything new throughout the House. (
Bath Room. with Hot or Cold water, aud an Nod
In connection with the House, is a new and
improved stable, and carriage house
Competent Hostlers aIways on hand.
a|' Il. +. GRAY.
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q'oss end freshness of youth. Thin
hair j, thic,lened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured hr'.- use. Nothing can res :ore
the h.!r where the follicles are de-
stroyed or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, SO that a new
growth Of hair is produced. Instead
of fouhng the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Is occasional Use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off. aud
consequently prevent badness n.
restoration Of vitality it giy ~ 'Ar
scalp arrests and prevents H.
ton Of danIruT, which Is oftc!. %
cleanlr and offensive Free from !.
deleteriou, substances which M.
some preparations dangerous AMI 81
rious to the HAIR. the Eigor cau 20.
benefit bat no. harm it, If u.. Z.
merely f)r HAIR DRE~Ni .,
nothing el-e can be found u dv....,
Containing neither oil nor dye, T.
not soil white cambria. and W.
long on the hair, giving It ri
lustre. and 4 grateful perfume
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver { Q
Practical and = nal tical Cheln.-..
LOW ELL, MASS.
g n TTGl11N r. m
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l9- restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

a dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
etf'ectual for
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores taded
or gray AoT
to is origiDal
color, icith tie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-02

n bal persons indebted to Us ION note or
ecount MtSi settle within 10 days, If they
foul settle win Us. t0tf
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OUR READY-MADE DEPARTMENT
CANNOT BE BEAT this side Of Eo.Ion

10 the lssslies.-Can and see the ELIAS
HOWE IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE, with
IT. Late Improvements, which make II perfection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
CLAIMS OF wORKINGMEN.

The workingmcn's demonstration to protest
against violations OF the eighthour law held In the great
hall Of Cooper Institute last evening, enormous IN
attendance ndanoable in enthusiasm until patence
had excessively long speeches.
The hall large enough for those who tried %
the early part OF the evening and the speeches
we're heartily appauded but before the close Of the meet
ing beggary array Of empty and silent seats
Tle assembly made up OF genuine working people,
and the number present with COmmunistc sympathies
was very small. Neither the Committee OF Safety nor
any other organization processing the sentiments of the
Commune or the Inernationals, had any part In the
arrangement conduct OF the demonstration. The df
fercnt branches OF the worklugmens trade societies
were present large numbers them representa-
tives Of the stOnccuters, WorAngmcns Union, brick
layers. printers Laborers Union Benevolent Society,
operative gTanitecutters, carpenters. g..
Most OF these societies assembled at their halls and,
marching to the Cooper Institute entered the hall In
bodies carrying their banners, and several OF the Off
GERS wearing their rcgalia.
The speeches we're largely evoted denuncation OF
Supervising Architect MulIett for alleged violations OF
the Eight Hour law and OF the arguments of his report
10 Congress AGAINST that law Tue speakers were Jonn
c. Graham Of the BricklaSers Dennis s. Griffin OF the
Workingmens Union, Hugh Dalton of Typographical
Union No. 6, Henry Rue Of the stonecutters Josiah
Thompson of the Bric6ayoIs, John McDermOtt OF the
LaGOrers Union, and Daniel Clancy OF the Granite
r. L. Raleigh of the workingmens Union called the
assembly order, and nominated Richard X Powers OF
the SOnecutters as Chairman and Dennis s. grimm OF
the Workingmcn's Union as Secretary: The following
were then chosen Vce-Prcsidents John Kittlemau.
Bricklayers; Thomas 7. Sutlif WOrKngmen's Union ;
Francis Leonard, Brown StOuecuters; Hugh Dalton,
Typographical Union No James Rooney, Laborors !;
Dennis O'CaIlahan, Operative Masons ID. Clancy.
Granite stonecuters J. Dowday, Bricklayers J.. j.
COrbItt, Carpenters.
letting Of public work private contract evasion OF
the Eight Hour law and done for the benefit OF political
fdvOries the injury of aborng they deny that
could be done Cheaply II honest
overseers were selected and worknen chosen for
capacity not for partisan preference; they condemn
the Indifference shown by tue Legislature 10 the suffer
ngs OF working and asserted that while the Depart
ments Of Parks and OF Public Works Quarrehng for
contlo OF city improvements the aborinS classes need
work, and favor giving the control 10 the Common Conn
Gil oppose the comforting Of further power upon the
Com missiOner Of Public Works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
IECTI-PES AND MEETINGS.

The regular meeting of the Brooklyn Yacht
Cuh WAS held last evening when il was decided to have
the annual regatta on June 1G, next.
Prof. p. II. Wander Weyde will give n free
lecture before the Polytechnic Association. tits evening
on 1.-THE falacies advanced in accounting for boiler
plOsiOns."
At its last meeting. the Polymnian Literary
Society OF this city elected the following officers Chas
Clearwater President James J.. Deunson. Elitor and
Critic: VIM T. Diw Assistant T. litor Leo l. D!itassy,
Secretary and John T.. Sever, Treasurer.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will lecture
next Tuesday evening in steinway Hall, The Wastes
and Burdens OF Society" for the benefit OF the Free
Dornitory for Women This institution has, since ~
opening provided 1880 women with 1853 lodgings, and
with food, baths and free medical attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
Ihnnoup ofmenn
To beautify the hair-BuRSETT's COCAINE

For n frst-class dress or business HAT, 60
dirsei 10 Manufacturer, EPssscHnD. llS hs.sust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

LAKE MAHoPAC.-The residence of Mrs
VIM Tlden wastentered about yesterday by bur
glars, who we're, however frightened away by q man
who sleeps building The robbers he'd the syer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26

Of his time during the voyage with THE lady, and was
M much impressed with her. that soon ai'c'
their arrival the hotel, he ahked her
70 marry him and go 10 New Orleans "n'cn
was hs destination. The lady refused peca"so
OF the disparity OF their and for otner S,
MneIler seemed dlscousolate and about a. m yeeter-
day went into the barroom aud asked for MS pi,
which was given 60 him. A few minutes aiter horonn
weiss the proprietor went up stairs just IN tune 10 re
Mueller shoot himself The shots took eHeSt III p III
head and breast aud he died almost instantly. Fo ,
napers fonud among Mueer's effects II appear, tn'
Inc deceased was from Mueller Hof, Bronpere "
ince of Posen and letters OF credt "ans ioi
"A tsp i'm hiS al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
SUICIDE AT HOBOKEy

Among the passengers who arrived on the
Bremen steamer America last week. wa. william Muel-
rs German aged "a years. He went to the Hansa House
~ Third and Riyerst tHoboken. Three Of his fellow
passengers, two gentlemen and lady. with whom he
had become acquainted, also took rooms the same
betsl The lady, widow, aged So years, German
and wss route for California, where sbs going 10
/ois hs ysiss.oas. ysaos AssDes spest grsa, Aesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
HOME NE VS..
utRNoMErpa YESTERDAY AT HuDNUrs. IN BR'ADWAf'
asM-345 Hoop-4jo 3p MOO Mdnisbt-39'
COMMENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotel-Miss Clara Louise Kellogg. -.
PotestA Secretary Of the Spanish LegAlo
go Flnh Acena, RotAleIudeI Agasi Theoaore Lyman ana
~ r. Sargent Of Boston Hon Martin Townsend OF Troy zen
G. XIV Horace Fairbanks OF Vermont and The non
Of Nicholas R0eL-kI Cong
n Grpnel Of Iowa The Hon. L. Williams Of Indians and
N Mccullough Of Pittsburgh fstor HoHn-Ihe heI Df "
Clarke Of oston and Dr. Russell Of HoibIook Mass
Gy Rou-EI Roswell Hart OF Rochester 81 '1%
opgresssn stephen Stafford Of Amsterdam n ~ nor
nav Hoass~iomsr Rsm,de Of Eowbag Metropolitan Hotel
Col Johp NJ Wilson 4. Army Col W. A. Simmons Of sion
Nj sinmons len or Washington last evening
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Tea and Coffee at vassar's.

R TUE LATE Mas. j. II. RuoR-
noreii.-At q meeting Of Columbia
Lodge No % |. 0. 0. +. hold in their
Hall at buekhannoa. on Monday even.
ing; August 10th 1874, the following
resolutions were adopted;
WltEHEAs, 1t has pleased Almighty
Godin his inscrulable providence to re- !,
move from among US py aeath' Maril,
ia RhOrboggh, wife Of our beloved Sve,
Brother y; II ,s KGar tsgIe on tue sun
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07
DESIRABLE
improved TownProperty and
Farms For Sale!

The undersigned offers for sale the follow
IOTi,-FARM, smiles from Weston.
90 acres on good road and drst;raic
neivhborhood. This tract Is nearly all IN
der fence q well wa,ered and ilmbeFed |
IS acres under cultivation good story'and
a-half log-houSO; orchard, &c. TERM, $50
per acre-half down, remainder in one and
Two wears, Title lndisputablu.
LOT 2.--FARM, one mile from Glen
viile leO acres 40 acres under cultivated,
and IL acres hacked and deadened and in
grass. The TRACT Is well watered and TIM
berrd, and has upon It a hae orchard, log
nous. stable, &c. Price, SlioOO-eue,,
fourtli cash and thu remainder in four equal
annual instruments. Tl:lo indlsputa6le'
LOT srd-A large HOUSED Weston,
suitable for Hotel purpose. 10 rooms IN
iine order. GOodlot and elegant stahling'
One Of the most public places IN town.
Terms very reasonable.
For further information apply 70
JAMES W WOFF1ND1N,
Weston, w Va.
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TRUST SALE,

by virtue ola deed Of trust, executed to
me, rs trustee, on tho 18th day of Septem.
Der, 1873, by John O. Jenkins and Win. p.
Francis, 10 secure O. @. Zinn in the payment
Of two prOmisory notes, dated August LIST,
ls13,-one for $500, payable O months ai.
ter date the other for $3.50, payable IL
months after date, both Of same bearing IN
tcrest fron date, | will Ollcr for sale
A STEAM SAW MILL AND
ENGINE,
together with tie fixtures and uppurtcnan.
ces thereto belonging, now in the possession
Of said Jenkins, In the town Of Walkersyllle,
Lewis county, on the
nth day Of September, 1874.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth cash In
haud-the remainder on credit Of . and O
months the purchaser giving bond with
good security.
ELIAS FISHER, Trustee.
August II, Nv
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E5- Tng GREAT SOUTHERN AoGRE-
CATION AND OLYMPIC PAVILION Snow
Is advertised to exhibi. here on Wsdnes.
day, the 9th inst. This Show presents
some features Of which none that ever
Travelled through this country are pos.
sessod. Its the only Circus travelling
that ''shoW all they advertise, aud
more too" Their advertisements are
modest, with no attempt to mislead or
deceive the people. II is just what it
is represented to be, Save your dimes
and come and see tho "Boss Show Of
the World" These latter facts We as
certain from ono Of our exchanges.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07
esThe Boss Show of
the WOrIdv'

RecolIect, We do not carry a
wagon load Of wax figures, n few
stuffed and tootllcss animals and
number Of empty cages, advertising
our concern as having twelve sun
bright tents, nine hundred men md
horses, procession two miles long, &c +.
in order to deceive tho people, but
wish It understood that our pcrfor.
nance will DO given beneath tho MON.
STBR PAVILION, with comfOrta-
bic seats for all.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

GT WILL Grafton subscribe To tho
stock of the new Railroad? A gentle.
man who is largely interested in bust
ness and in other interests here, and
who is strongly identified with the town
and interested in its progress, remark
ed in our presence the other day, that
this Railroad would be worth much
more to Grafton than the Capitol and
County-soat together; and he thought
the people should SO consider it. We
are Of the same opinion; but wc think,
also, that with the Railroad, Grafton
has another very important argument
to present for tho location of the Capt.
toll. Whatever is thought Of it, we
feel quite sure "tiere's money to Graf.
ton in the RailrOad."- Grafton Scnti.
'nsl
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squire Dicks

Just as We were about to go TO press.
We received tho announcement Of this
gentleman as n candidate for the Leg
stature frOm this county /; and hence,
any extended remarks must 10 defer.
red until moe favorable opportuui-
ty. Mr.. Dicks is pretty generally
known throughout tho county as cat
lie dealer, and ho is regarded as
good citizen and au honest man. And
further, for the present, this depOnont
sayeth not.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

gMucu sSAlx.-Mr. L. 8. Ward,
Of this county, recently had a terrible
time with a'young army Of copperhcads.
He was riding along in Gilmer county,
and tcoing a copperhcad in tue road.
alighted from his horse aud dispatched
the snake. Scarce had he done SO,
when be discovered that 10 was sur
rounded by the reptiles. An immense
gang of them appeared to be moving
from the Highlands to the water III
tho bottom. Hc killed thirty or forty,
and then, fortunately for himself, csca.
ped without being bit.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

oSE MoRr NorlcE..-All persons
knowing themselves indebted to me,
either BY account or note, are respect
fully invited 10 show their faces BY the
LIST Of September, il not, wO have good
collectors here. who will bring the
stamps. All claims against INC must
be presented at once for payment,
Parties not paying mo by the date
named, will have their accounts sold at
auction to the highest bidder,
Respectfully, 7. BRISKMAN.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

To A. h. Rohrbougll, Simon E. Rohrbougt,
Harriet RohrbOugli, Elsie iRohrbough,
Francis Kce, S. a. jenkins, aud LavCrnin,
his wife, Calendar liOhrbough, Samuel
Bird and Amanda, his wife, anl j. II.
Grove.
TAKE NOTICE, that ION tho 2lst day Of
September, 1874, at the law office of Henry
Brann0n, In the town Of Rejt0n, In Lewis
county, West Virginia, and on the 25tl day
OF September, 1874, 1T the law Office ofJohn
s. Fisher, In the town Of Bucklunnon, Up.
shur county, West Virginia, We will take the
dispositions Of John Ree and others, to be
read as evidence on the hearing Of certain
chAneery suit pending in the Circuit Court
of Upshur county, In which we and others
are plaintiffs, and you aud others are de.
tcndants. Aud ifirom any cause the taking
ofsail dispositions should not be commenced,
or not completed, on that day, tho taking:of
the same will he continued from day to day
until completed. Given under our hands
this 21th day of juno, 1874.
PERRY @. L0RENTz,
CATHARINE L0RENTz,
Aug II 4w
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

1T MARRIED, on the Cd inst, a
tho residence Of the brides mother, by
tho Rev. DR.. Young, Mr.. Charles r,
Bibbec, Of lrOnton, Ohio, to Miss Vir-
GINA spaldiug. of Weston, daughter of
the late ]. O. Spalding, Esq, Of Rich.
moud.-1'uE DENooRAT wishes the
happy couple all the joy that married
blesscdness Is heir too; with the hope
that their pathway through life may DO
strcwcd with flowers.
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Cheese Dad Oraekors Al Vassar's.

Eg- On, A. NJ. DESr has located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of his profession. Having attended a
thorough course Of lectures at Startling
Medical t'oArge, after an experience OF
twelve years as a practical druggist, tha
Doctor llas obtained not only an &c.
curato knowledge Of diseases, but also,
from his long experience as druggist,
understands perfectly, tho properties Of
medicines, and their application in the
treatment Of disease. The Doctors
office is ono door above Chalfanas
Store. All calls. night and day,
promptly attended to.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

Ey GRANGE Norlcs - 70 lie Gran.
gers Of Lc,ois COUNTY. 1t is consider,
Cd desirable that meeting Of delegates,
from every Grange in tue county, be
held at an early day, for tho purpose
of selecting some store in Weston,
where Grangers may purchase their
goods at proper prices. 1 am request.
Cd BY great number OF brethren to
call sucla meeting; aud | therefore
suggest that each Grange select ut
least two delegates to represent them
in said meeting. And | hereby sug-
gest the Second day Of October, 1874
lthc last day Of the Fair) as the day
tie place of meeting to be selected by
the delegates present.
Fratcrnally So
ISRAEL SIMMONS,
llastr Fyenlaas Greek Grange.
Sept. Z. 2w.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

Ed- On Youxo will preach in the
Presbyterian Church Sabbath, the
9Th, at lOs o'clock, A. NJ, and at Z
o'clock P. N. He will preach on Pre-
destination, and kindred subjects, as
held By the Presbyterian Church.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

Eg LAST week We received a letter
signed "a Methodist Minister" but
tie writer failed to give us bis name.
Il is an old established rule mover to
publish a communication unless the
authors full name accompanies it.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07
Lewis County Teachers Examina-
'tiOn,

The Board Of Examit ers for Lewis county
will meet al the following tinea and places
for the examination Of Teachers for the pres
ent School year;
Broad Run, September ?5th.
Halls StOre-Skin Greek, October 9th.
Murphy's Creek, November 9Th.
The Examination will commence at 0
o'clock A. N. ]. s. HALL,
September5. President Of Board.
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sNANG'E sG7z0oA.

The undersigned desire to inform the citi-
zcns OF Weston aud tie public generally that
they will, on Monday, September I, open a
SELECT SCHOOL, to continue for ten
months.
The LANGUAGES will be taught by Father
Burke, aud students who desire to study
them will receive the utmost care and at
tention.
7ae Higher Mathematics will be
taught by Prof. Murray, and perscns who
are anxious 10 become proficient In them
would do well 10 attend the school.
Ample provision has been made for the
seating and repairing Of tic school room,
and no pains will be spared TO render tue
school as commodious aud orderly as posi-
bic. Tho Church and basement are perfect
" safe, being thus pronounced by eminent
mechanics OF this town.
REv. p. F. BURKE,
PaOr. MURRAY.
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Circular.
BAPTIST CHURCH,
WESTON, W. VA.
U..I.,,l.. o 1874
lHUUIN 7
Sept. 2w.

SepteinGer y, 1874
DRkR READER I'VE send you this clrcu-
lar soliciting your aid In tue cause Of Chris
tlsnity and morality In our midst. We ask
you 10 lend your Mite to the struggling lit
10 band Of llaptists ut this place TO erect q
Church. Other Evangelical Denominations
-four town possess places of worship-we
alone possessing no home. Sometimes we
use the Court House and other times worship
with brethren Of other denominations. This
being the case, our church can never be
settled fact at this point until We have a
Church. The cause Of Christ and the cause
oil our beloved Baptist denomination demands
II. So 70 forward We must or relin1nish the
field. The latter, by sacrifice on our part
and your aid, we are determined TO avoid u
possible. W. arc now pushing forward the
work Of building with zeal and energy but
without aid from others we must fall to COM
plete IL. Can you not aid US in our cxtrem-
ity? 0SE DoLLAli may not be much 10 you,
but much 10 US In our present situation.
The field we occupy is one Of the most In
portant In tho State-h town OF 200
Inhabitants, rapidly growing, centrally
located, and the scat oil the West Virginia
luhatic Asylum, one Of tho finest buildings
In the United States. We have made saeFi.
fees TO this holy work 10 our full ability.
We are few In numbers and poor, aud in our
extremity We solicit your aid. May tue God
oil Love open the hearts Of the people to this
our call, and bless the Glver.
RIDER j. A, j. LtGuTBuRS, Pastor.
A. W. WoooFoRD, Chin,
WV. j, KirsoN, COMMITTEE.
s. Al6tisos, 81,
Remittanees sent 10 Bro. W. J.. Kilson,
Secretary, will 10 acknowledged through
the Religious Herald and Weston DEaocRGT.
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Notice to Take Derosisiong.


John S, WIhcrs. administrator Of n. II.
Withers, deceased, and llunry Daughcrty,
late partners of The firm Of Wilhers &
Daughcrty,
vs..
]. +. W. Holt, administrator Of Allen BAL.
lard, deceased, james II, Cain, and ] +.
W. Holt in his own right.
IN CuAScERY IL the Ciacrir COURT CT GiLnER
cOuSrY.
Also,
John +. W. Holt
vs..
john S. Wilhers administrator Of Henry II.
WithCrs, deceased, aud in his own right
and as guardian ad Item OF Herbert II.
Wlthers, Emma Wilhcrs, Herbert II.
lI1tllcrs, heirs at law Of i, II. Wiihcy,,
deceased, and porc"s D, Ml'hers, widow widow
pan NJ " late partner T Of tn, he" firm q
IHtfers and Daughcrty, John i, ".
Holt, administrator Of Allen Ballard, de-
Sesed Samuel Mai,n, James M , y, c Rn
S.,y' pa"sui vII ~ sI"ctson VIprSn
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

Eg ANOTHER new hall has been
finished at the Hospital, and will ac-
eommodate 80 female patients. This
will make room for all that are in tho
State.
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Now Western Timothy Seed just re-
ceivcd and for sale at BrinkmAn's,

jar NOncE-All persons knowing them
selves to be indebted 10 me, arc requested to
call on W. G. Bennett, ESQ and settle Mt
once. by 20 doing you will save trouble
aud costs. DR. NJ. D. CVNalSus.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

Bs- NOTlcB,-Haying sold my
property in thi1 place, and being about
TO leave, shall shortly place all ac-
counts duo nc in tho hands Of the Off
GERS for collection. Parties interested
will save costs by paying up at once,
j. NJ. HAYDEN.
IIasLnn Anr 90 Nw
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wA party Of Estorn capitalists re- !:
Gently purchased q tract Of about 700
acres Of valuable coal land in Ran
dolph county.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

THIS GIGANTIC oRGANlzA.
TI0N las been put upon tue road with
IN eutire new outfit at an enormous
expense, and to-day stands without a
rival, and has already gained for itself
the title Of
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

shakspeare's complete works, bound
in cloth, price 81 so, for sale at the
News Depot. M
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07
Gllmer County Teachers Examina-
ton. AfI

The Board Of Examiners will hold a meet.
Ing for public examination Of Teachers at
tks Court House Of GllmGr county, on tho
lsth and 10th Of September, and 9th aud
iOih Of October, 1874. All those who cons
template teaching in this county will attend,
AZ there will be no private examinations
made this year.
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

T THERE are about $40 patients
confined in the Hospital for the Insane
at this place,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-07

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