The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-23

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teen Miaptssai Raliton's,-Mr, Levi
is making large addition to his store
house, --''BillyH Wilkinson re
turned from his trip to Ohio the othe
day. He looks we'll, and says TIL
Buckeye State is 6ne country to liy'
in. We agree with him-sinee VI
heard the election returns. --Nr
Chalfant will move up to his "olC
stand" in few weeks. Or. Simpson
will remove 10 the Lewis building
-From all We can learn, neSI
year promises TO DO a busy one for oul
builders. Several new buildings ART
to DO erected M. T. Frame, o.
Sutton. was in town the other day,
lie reports the Democracy Of Braxsou
calmly layiog on their oarS,R ready
to give the Rads another Shot-if they
want to TRY it sgain. "-Aspinall
4 Rohrbough are nov moving
into the store lately occupied BY John
O. Jackson, -Georgs Ross iays 4
report is current in baltimore that
Captain Lively and j. W. Wofindiu,
OF Lewis county," s,oeeteaed the "hdal
wave" which recently swsp. over the
eountry. Is unanimously re.
solved a. the L, P. that lager beer is "a
good Thing to have in the house,
Ben Wilson was the frst man outside
Of Weston TO contribute towards build.
ing the Baptist Church. Now that
the election Is over, Il Is not amiss TO
tell it,-Circuit Court commences
at Buckhannon to-day (slonday.)
Judge Lewis presides-Judge Braunon
taking the place Of Judge Lewis q,
olarksburg. --Rev. Pat Murray.
we'll known 10 this place. has accepted
q call from the Baptist Church at Mar.
Itinsburg. II Is said 10 be a wealthy
church and 10 decided promotion
for Nlr. Murray.--short dresses
arc coming into fashion again, and
young ladieI arc experiencing the old,
old difficulty Of getting aNo 9 foot
into q No 4 shoe. Tile painters
are busy adornipg the Court House.
The old Temple sadly needed it,
Some wags .in Richmond sent by ex.
press (pre ,paid) to- Ben Butler, q huge
iron spoon. three yards long, aud
weighing 20 pounds: II was labelled
Too heavy for Butler to take with
him. "A Uuiysrsalist Munster,
to DO stationed q. this place, is now
talked of.--1fy you want to know
whether your grandmother was cross
eyed, or where your great uncle stood
in bis arithmetic cIass. just run ior
Office, aud you'll know Il alI.-
The ClarkS5urg San is to bs moved 70
Parkersburg aud will be established
there under the name Of the Parkers'
burg Democrat --John N aud ]
y. CUMMINGS. formerly ofthis county,
but now Of Humboldt. Kansas, write
thatkhe prospects there are not near 50
bad as they are represented TO be,
-At The close Of the war The
B1ptisG in West Yirgipia numbered
but 10000; now they have. Increased
to "a 900, with evidence Of continued
prosper,ty.-Sinee We arc to have
j daily mail from the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad at Clarksburg, TO the
Chesapeake aud Ohio at Gauley Bridge,
the aiacudamiziug Of the pike, and q
line Of good coaches, are talked Of
JOIN Erode 10 no more You
probably didn't know him. Hc lived
10 western Missouri, and on entering
the smoke.house Of friend to see how
the hams got along, a trap.gun blew
his head %. - It's Thanksgiving
DAY, next Thursday. Get the rur.
keys ready. -.a
w Tnu pmpror Qua Tows is The
elegant building which has been eroet.
cd at the corner Of Main aud Second
Streets, under the auspices oflhe Ma.
sonic Hall Association. II is now al.
most completed. nothing remaining
70 be done except painting the upper
story. Tho lower story 10 used by
Nlessrs. Ross l. Vanderyort As . bust.
ness house and We can say without
any exaggvration, that in every re.
spect il has no superior (eyen Ills has
az equsl) 10 this State. II has been
put up to stay; and while material Of
The bes. character has been used in lis
construction, italso displays tue most
elegant workmanship id al its parts.
The immense stock Of goods just pur.
chased BY Mr.. Ross in the east. are
now being placed on the shelves and
the frm propose to "open out" to-day,
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