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MARRIED.

WHlrE--DENTON-On the eth instant
a lhe residence of the bride, by Rev. II, w
thompson, Miss Mamie A. White, OF Ala.
sippi. " '"'SSis-
i.saw two clouds at morn,
Hinged with the rising sun,
Atdawn they hoated on,
And mingled into one.
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ON and after Monday, June /, we win keep
no books, make no charges, and deliver no
goods unless pnid for Finding II extremely
difficult to collect monthly bills, and such a
variety Of excuses for not being prepared 10
settle, sourrcason for positively demanding
cash for what we sell. Parties, however good
for what they promise, need not send ny
orders unless the cash accompanies the snme.
for we would lose our trade by showing pur-
tinlity, ia. BRO VINE Il CO.,
Dealers in fine liquors,
pod2l Elm street, Dallas.
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Rim Rnfl HIT

Summer hats are seen on the streets
IN great variety and styles, is a fact
that shows a brisk business at Hamil-
toa u Co.'s, where the latest novelty
can be found. Ifyou want a silk, soft.
low or high crown, or straw hat, YOU
can find 1t at Hamilton d Co.
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Although the dull season IL
setting in. the "Old Reliable"
book and stationery house of
Picrce AZ Lyle. continue to re-
ceive heavy invoices Of goods
III their line. Dallas il growing
last. but they keep ahead of
her, and have about The largest
book store i'm the state.
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Have You tried the new sta
uonery ana paper firm. Elm
street.neNt TO Wheat's. Reed a.
Lathrqp will sell envelopes,
writing and wrapping paper.
and stout MANILA bags, at 81.
Louis prices.
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IL IL an of mooted question, can Consump-
ton be cured? The pros ana cons are
almost innumerable rs are the Victims TO
this fatal disease. ON one ground all agree.
That Marsden's Pectoral Balm will relieve
every case and cure majority. For sale by
all druggists.
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Facts are stabborn things, land can not be
ghlhSnyed. such the case with Marsden's
foctoral Balm. II Is II inct that 1t has never
mlled to relieve and cure every case of
asthma, influenza and bronchial disease. 10
prove this statement 10 he fact, he has in
stlucted his agents to refund the amount In
amy instance where It fails to cure. For sale
by all druggists.
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The OlIlcIaI Paper Of the city
JOB WORK.

We have the ncilities ana The work.
n,cD a. do m good worh. ana az as
low rniea. 40 can be- done anyahore,
and We menn 90 do ~. Hiring your
Fine sob work 10 TnK DAILY HER
Aid OrrIoE, Corner OF Main ana
Lamar strees.
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MA elegant new ArIOn piano
for sale al cost and carriage.
which IL $i75 less than man
niactnres' price. This il :, bar
gain not found every day.
PIERCE az LXLE.
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Reed a. Lathrop. Elm street,
next 10 Whears, have paper
bags. straw and MANILA paper.
at NJ. Louis prices.
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SOCIETIES.
Masonic.

DALLAS COMMANpERY NOT KNIGHTS
Templar, will meet at the Asylum in ihe CITY
OF Dallas, on the first Thursday after the lnSt
saturday In each month. ''''
ED. q. BOWER, Recorder. 80 o'
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Odd EelIau.

q RiDGELEl ENGAGEMENT No. 81. I. q
"; r., meets on the first and third FriIay
uu, asqi IN eacE month, at The odd Fellows
hpl' o,, JNO. d. kERFOOT, c, p.
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The truth is, that lady has only lost her
beauty by continued III health, but just wait
III Y, she uses two or three bottles OF English
dergo slight change.
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
MaSons, meets at The Chapter Rooms i'm The
city OF Dallas, on the first Monday after the
last Saturday in each month. '''
,,, W. NJ. q. YOUNG, NJ. 4. HIP,
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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TANNEHllL LODGE, No. 80, t. &A.M
meets on the second and last Saturday even,
ihgs OF each month, at the Masonic Hall.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary, We W.
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Billy Myers sample room, is one of
the most elegant places of resort in the
city, Mr. Myers Is a gentleman who
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A knrN Shnlico.

We Offer for sale our store at Granbury,
Texas, one doing more business than any
two houses In Hood county-all cash. The
business has always been and is now very
profitable. We have u good fire proof house,
ana nice, well selected stock OF goods. (
want my brother TO assist me here IL my
only reason fer selling.
y. ID. BLAKE,
BSdu OfClark, Bryan Il Blake,
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General business IL improving, Quotations
do not show much change. Bacon has nd
vanced and coffee has declined slightly;prints
also show slight decline In some lines.
Our merchants have full aud complete stocks
laid down at low figures, and purchases can
be made ut unusual advantage. Tho follow
Ing quotations represent regular wholesale
prices. In hlling small orders, higher rates
Will have 10 he pald.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

Cry OF n MAYORS OFFICE
Am no... oF DALLAS, May 9, 1874.
cvidanoaS oo"S having scrip, bonds or Other
naI,oa Vs VI Indebtedness against the city OF
roso,'+ ,' aio hereby notified in obedience to
a. stiu'ioh OF the city council, passed ON the
uis' uay OF May, 1874, to present the same n
NH 1i.y SECRETARY for registration. before the
7oa,d w. L. CABELL,
Mayor.
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New summer pattern hats, at Mrs. Baths,
to be had at cost, Austin street, near the post
office. sId,f
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Board

For two gentlemen, can be obtained in pri-
vote family, by applying TO
SrEGALL e co.,
0ldlw Corner Elm ard Austin streets.
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SO neutral is the effect produced by using
Bineauds Hair Dye, that no one can detect
Its use.
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First invoice Of Summer millinery to be had
at cost at Mrs. Baths, Austin street, neal. the
postoffice, adtf
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From the frigid zones OF the north TO the
torrid zones of the south, the great cry u.s.,
give me Il. Il. h. ~
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English Female Btters, that famous female
medicine, has become II by-word among our
people, ana many relieved ladies bless Dr.
Dromgoole for its introduction.
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Too ugly 10 Hiss.

mBineaud's Lightning Hair Dye is unlver-
sally used by BARRIERS as the best known.
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DALLAS LODGE No. a. IoOE ma.
lows Hall. . ~ wv oHu EEL
NJ. THEYRNET. Secretar,, ~ ~ "
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A. ~. Stengail, Notary Pub
lie, Office opposite Adams Il
EeOnard'S bamk. 92d2m
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knights of Pytbins
RAILROAD TIME TARIp
CORRECT RAILROaDT.rp

O"n Always be found at J. NJ. Grams nj,
ma,n street. Also, Gold and Silver Watches
that WILL KEEP IT. "''"eS
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Tin; lC l0xll, charcoal, per box sl7 80: TX
i0xli, charcoal, $40 20; 10, l2xl?, charcoal
81 %; &c, clarcol, lix2O, SIS 50; TX, charcoal.
iiN2o, 50 90; IC, l4S4O, roofng SIG 50; IC, 2Ox
q, sSi %; block tin y N i0c sheet zinc a 10
lbc; Pig lead u 10 Toe; Copper bottoms y m
soc; sheet iron 9ix27 b Ii l9xc; Solder extra
refined y II Sc; Galvanized iron in nun bun.
dies q h zoe; American Russia a u SOc
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Arrival aud Departure OF Trains n,
Dallas.
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HOUSTON AM. rExAs cENrRA,,
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From the south fma,i.,, Arrives
F,,,, me North tmail and expressl slS a. IN
F,',ii we SOUTH taecommodation1 y.s9 a. :, IN
FUN 'he North, laccommodationlIo s1 y u, M
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
NAH .,sr Leaves. Arrives
N Vnli snd Express..........i:oOa a. M. Ii,on'es
it"'h''..'..........,.2si5 D. m. $40 n IN, IN.
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THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, 10. g. r
Chapel church. s"' W '''o luonhaS
~ ,r, sion $. RECORD. Wet
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Yellow Pincrough, all sizes and length SIS 90
per m; White Pine clear, "a, IL and . Inches
SSo 90 per III; White Pine Notwithstanding
~. % per mi White Pine Notwithstanding
S2o % per III; White Pine wentherboardinG
81 80 per m; White Pine ceiling $50 % per m:
White Pine inch boards SO VI per m; White
Pine inch boards SO 90 per M; White Pine
boards Si2 10 per IN; Pallngs, fancy heads
30 90 per m; lnth S. " per III; Shingles
white pine, W per IN; Shingles, white
pine, s. 10 per IN: Shingles, hite pine, S. %:
SementS 5Oper barrel; Plaster Paris 81 ~ per
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-23

Pursuant TO decree of.ho Circuit Colrtof
Randolph county, Hest Virginia, rendered
on the slsi day Of October, 1878 in The
Martha Ward
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a New patty.

Before We get into tho wild eonfu
sion Of political campaign where cpl
-thets and careless assertions are madly
hurled from one party to tho other, let
us inquire what a party is, and what
justly constitutes one politically else
when the contest comes We may be
found spending orr strength upon u
myth, wrestling with suaru.crow aud
trying to overcome a thing with a aaple,
but without q body, either enjoy vic.
tory OF to suffer defeat. These re
Elections have been written and caused
BY a paragraph floating through the pa
pOrs, 10 which ii is stated that Governor
jacob is now 10 Washington for the
purpose Of uniting with Senator Bore
man and John j. Davis 10 forming q
nep party. a Senator, a Congress.
man, and a Governor! Gentlemen,
you cannot do 1t. Creator men have
attempted this and have lived to soothO
burden Of mistake, You may posi-.
bly, succeed in slipping into ollico your.
selves, more probably in defeating
many good mon and ulsctihg nany bad
ones, bat your Neis pD,y will still be
the sane l6J III aud will gather no mose
constant nahsFenis than lhoroliHg stone
bat rrushcs tic moss but bluds mono
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to itself. No gentlemen, a party is
brought into being by more than two
Democrats and ono Republican, and
when so brought into being it lives
upon principle and is not sustained by
individual desire for office.
Parties arc formal BY the people vol.
UNFAIRLY uniting in support Of their
opinions in regard to the administration
Of the government. And Il parties arc
moulded OF organized at all by indiyd-
nuls, it is by those whoare battling for
the grievances of others, with forget
fulness for MenlselpeI. they ask fo'
nothing and hope for nothing, but for
the people, and for principle. Thus
are parties formed,
How, then. can these gentlemen
form q new party, whose principles
struggle no higher than perhaps secur'
lug a seat in tho United States Con
grCss for hemselreS?
NO,.herc arc two great parties in thl
State, and between them tho con,ss
must DO wagedi il cannot be tina. eth
er one will allow itselfto DO distuptO,
or fused into nOthingnoes by men who's
greed for Office would remove from DO
tween US tho old landmarks .-Poiu
Pleasant Register
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Salary Grab senator foreman.
~ the People do not Lila IL, They
Haze Their Remedy"

Boldly and inpudently said! Most
noble and pnissant Tom Thumb. The
little Senator who measures some four
feet ten inches, hurls bis defiance in
the teeth Of tho people with all the
energy and vim Of the Kentucky 81.
ant. BOreman has been feeding at til:
public corn crib for SO many consCcu.
tive years, that lie looks upon tho PEG.
pie very much as Mississippi planter
in The oldcn timo looked upon Lis
slaves. HO undertook, not long ago,
to make speech in the Senate justi.
flying bis cCrrso in taking the salary
grab. The speech is marked by q
flippant sophistry, superficial logic,
Senatorial iautcur, and salary.ied iu-
solCncO. After expressing his sur.
prise that the people should fipd any
fault with him for taking as much
money as he could justly lay his hands
upon, he thus announces his contempt
oil public opinion:
Sir, l cannot understand why tits
that gentlemen seem SO frightened at
tho cIamOr in the country on .his sub
ject. lean say, Ittink. that | never
have taken, and / never intend 10 take
action in this body or in any other Of
fetal position, on account Of public
clamor. 1.-THE people DO not like it,
they have their remedy"
Who, in defence Of an abominatiOn
that oniis SO unsavory a smell in the
nostrils Of tue people, could thus jusli-
fy it, unless ho had grown callous BY
long years Of public plundcr? Repub.
licans of West Virginia, do you Gu.
dorsc this braggadocia Of your Scna.
tori We will tell him than that hc will
have to take tho consequences Of his
eupility. We will tell him that the
people do not like it, and they mean
TO resort to that remedy which he has
SO iusOlon,ly referred to. They will
teach him, at the next fall elections,
that IL tho people Of West Virginia do
sometimes dispense With ability, they
at all events require purity in our
public councils. -luariinsJurg States.
maR.
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Great Things to Be Done in West
Virginia,

knowing ones say that there arc to
be largo sums of money expended in
the State, during the approaching can
yass, for members Of the Legislature
with the hope Of carrying tho State for
the Radical party; aud the stateis to
DO thoroughly stumped by some Of the
leading men Of that party; particular.
ly one ox.oiicial who is to be rewarded
for his labors, If successful, with Scna.
torial honOrs,
1t seems 10 be approhcndel tha. the
Radical majority in tic popular branch
Of Congress may give way, under the
load it has to carry-hence the great
desire to save the Senate.
Can West Virginia DO boughtf or
con shc be whOedled back into Radical.
ism? Is she willing, like tho SOW, to
return to her wallow, or like the dog
to his yomitI Is she willing to go
back t6hpr Boards Of Supervisors, her
BOARDS Of Registration, her Tcst orths,
with Foreman. Caldwell and the like,
to cOustruC and enforce tho laws2 lie
who is forewarnod is forearmcd,
The Democrats party is, os We
think, wisO enough, aud strong enough
to understand this Inscriptions enemy,
and to meet him as ho approaches
But We shall scc.-GrctrCrier hide.
pendent.
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Give U. a suite convention.


FIlLLlFPl, NaIcl v.
Editor Democrat.
have recently noticed an article in
yout paper fayoriHga State Democratic
Convention for tho purpose ofreorgan.
izing tho Democratic party. Such q
Convention, in my opinion, would DO
very proper. While tho great ptinci.
pies OF the party arc recognized and
known, and now arc to be regarded as
Truisns yet, like victorious army
that has just passed through a terrible
battle, it needs recognizing before en-.
tering into another struggle.
tits true, the principles and cardi.
nal doctrines Of the party arc endorsed
by as many, if not BY more, Of the
people Of this State to-day, MS ever be-
fore; yet, during the last State can
vass there was GOODNESS, nm cstrangO.
men. created 10 tho minds of some Of
the members Of tho party, This was
patty owing to tho excitement which
L Incident to a political campaign
wh:n personal favofitesaro aspirantsto
ficc-pattly attributable to the clamOr
Of fcw in the party who were Demo-
erals only so far as personal interest
led them, aud partly, US consequence
of Republican policy. Lot this differ.
cnce Of feeling which is founded upon
individual preference TO a gfeat Oxt1ut,
DO dropped. Lot US hear no moro Of
Tho "Gamdea Wing" OF tho Jacob
Wing | belong 10 Mother. am
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not tied to the political apron.strings Of
any man but l do profess to be an
humble member of the Democratic
party. do not ask the Democrat who
voted for Camdento come to the "Truo
Party" nor do ask the Democrat
who voted for Jacob to "cOms back to
tho party" ALL wish to know is, is
he a Democrat, and il such, | prefer
him my hand. Then lot Us have o
Convention. Let US sanl our dele.
gates US members Of one great family,
aud to work for PRIScIPLEs. and not
Men.
Radicals say that We pro divided ;
that the Democratic party is dead /;
that many who were formerly Demo-
Gratis arc now Republicans, Is this
true? No! Tho declaration is but
the expression of the wish, and they
resort to thtso Misrepresentation and
falsehOods, hoping thereby to impress
some with the idea that il ia true; but
when We remember tho many wrongs
that were perpctratol on US by the
Radical party when in power when
We look back to the dark days in the
history of this State-and it requires
but a very littlo.e(ort-whcn We were
denied the privilege Of exercising the
right Of elective franchise when we
were taxed without ayoice 10 repre-.
sentatiop; Whtn our nantes were
stricken from tho roll Of voters BY a
Board Of lnquisilion composed Of in.
dividuals who we're walking libels on
the word msn ; when We remember
tue tins when honest men were denied
tho right to pursue their usual Rvoca.
tons in life whereby to make their liv-
ing; when you and and all Of US were
prohibited from collecting our just
debts; when We were ",paraed and
spt upon !" when We remember all
these things, where is tue Democrat
but what Is really to shout aloud,
the Democratic Parry WILL LIVE. Lire
as long as tho voice Of tile people is
Needed in tho land. It's principles,
doing justice to all men, will endure as
long az our Republican institutions
were maintaiued-as long as right aud
not might is recognized in tue admins.
tratiOn ofputliQ aEaiFs. II.
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Democratic sentiment.

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IL. g pS;,, s,su , oUtp'' Sat M " "
.us u'.ipg. j, ai"asa;s,' ~. s.i. su q. ~
say H. yeIVvtulIs wv yl.'ivs =. .ay s'I NV
W. nVur ,. I'iyn la'e'y .. oa"'uS " III III
LS anu oS'o S psmOviaV n y, wv
Dsa . w. "nH 3uns ~ ..ai "a
Eli h,,,, w.. " -, a S Ssm""
WI. " .Ia, LUZ WV n"',V Wv, D
.1S s"a s.' a'a,as uPGn TsI rS Say pnIS;.
'so !, as vApO W. 's " III H. NV Oa,,"
S?",l;sS,s' nsUgJsus y $500 ". Wv p ,l,s
~. .a,',, anu i suu,UHIs ',,a,,,noro
S mUSa III, ,'1 S.; na, ". ' ,S.. ,,so ~
.ar parsy WV" W. uuln 'av Iss ', IL :
na,, ,Ss S ,t W., WEE T;.a;n,I ,SI.5 'hS
;nsnSnoo ~ r,n,So, linr"bs or INV
laIAeuou VI Nanu.u' v NV Va, " ,,;,I;" J
S'H .a va r". H. .. t..nh u Sha, !,
tUU t', o .;i, Vi ' So,".o vi" ,Ion'
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"HTn WV" az ,Jn . ss W., ~
Iii .m9,.s PV ,So,s pnJOr.o .l,s;n IN.
S S.; Gy.9O ;. 'u Wv 4 .SS;. nr;S";nlo.
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tsss pU, , sGo ,rSnE%hs Loader calls
~ Y. t ps, W." ~ toIo hi% snJ .5aro
"IS a,'S ",; " s,l, .,,h, ~ ia ann
WV G'Uv'% T P"aosI no. W. Mi ~.
s ."s , Iya i.S. nso'o, " md
tu1e " 'I;nA H.. ,Onss. pS,'OS' ps. NV
Us.''S wv j Iii s,.,. u1 ",iou 80 o,Sa,
III" w WI, Nv" SI,, a"H S,n U"S'
NV sa wi, si. -. nS ,,.s,, ~ -, ~ mn1
, as vi ,a W. ' oaio y. CIV a ,.no
I p .nan M hpy snuOis S ~. IIe ,, sus
J y, ,,y lI.asV aAu sS vIn .pon !,
AL democrats ., - refuse ~ , iO,'U" aIy
u'ah tnrougu n.I PS,'y s ~ S,,S.;I;n;,
ous,;s us persona puss Or suSs Iag
nc Ml.,.olaUw w au,,s' ""sd
t yHS si;; nosoao h iia..I , m;'
seI,,s s.S.aa nos G,G u gu. . h.,I.rs
n fisSiP'ss uV' 'ig'' - W. w. Dai NJ
rflncIP,es .na. VIII 81. secure IT,; oa' ,l usl I.m
lt01ss' Us usa'us' III mugs, '"e . ;a"u
snarAs .lS "a. TAX aOUe " , "" sA ,h:,
l'AoNes .ua Jug Nh. lpass y. fo ,',' w..
nov No., sl IN '1e H Sovs u nas.st
.ne na.'3n, ~ " Us u s.oai na.t ~:
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Another Joke.

A few days ago, in the House o.
Representatives Of Washington, fol.
low from North Carolina offered res
olution requesting tho judiciary Com.
mittee to report Il any further lcgisla'
ton was necessary to compel West
Virginia 10 pay her portion Of tho
debt Of the old State of Virginia, at
the time the latter was divided.
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At the Vienna Exhibition the SINGER
received the Medal Of Merit, the Medal Of
Progress, and three other Medals fori superb
GRITTY OF productions.
These are The Highest Sewing Ma
ciine Ardris al feuma.
The SINGER received all tho MEDALS
awarded to either Of the competing Ma
chimes, and two nedals more than any
other obtained. Then, In tho name Of
truth, what IL Il that prompts people 10
claim recommendations for the Diploma Of
llonorl The fact is, no Diploma Of Honor
has been given TO any Sewing Machine
Company, fundamentally better Is
THE WORLDS AWARD,
rs shown By sales, proved by sworn re-
turns 10 the owners Of the principal sewing
machine pa,enis-whirh last year amount.
cd TO two hundred aud nineteen thousand,
seven hundred and iily-eight (2l0, 1hs.
machines, nine out Of Ten ofthem beinv for
family use. This Is oyei $4,000 more sew
ing mncliincs than were sold by any other
company for the same period, and over one
quarter ofall tho machines sold in l872.-
These enormous sales arc owing 10 tile lsng
tested merits Of lilo Singer Machines, which
meet the wants Of tie public in superiority
and simplicity Of construction, and capa.
bility for great variety and excellence Of
work. That tho users Of Sewing Machines
find these desirable qualities in tic
s. / N @ u Il
above all Others, is shown by the t,l'saboye
given, aside from tic awards cfInternation.
ii Jnries, either At home or abroad.
j. Fl. HANSON, Gen, Agt..
cLARKspuso, W. Va.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-23
Rough on tIagan,,

Tho Grafton Sentinel Grad says:
~. NJ. Hagans recently visited bis
home at MOTgantOwn, md made q lit.
tic speech to bis friends. lie took
great pleasure in assuring them that
in bis admission to Congress right had
triumplcd over wrong, aud tho coun.
Try was still safe Yes; safe asa bald
eagle With q hungry pismtrc rutnugiog
among bis tail feathers"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-23
TRADING WAGON,
GILL's WHEELING RAW BONE
PHOSPHATE.
farm r,, Read and Proa.


There is not a..spider hanging on tho
kings wall but has his Grand there
is mot an animal. vegetable, or any.
thing NOAH saved in his Ark but what
was made and saved for good. And 1
will have it that God never created a
man to be a blank and to DO nothing;
l announce myself
West Yirginia's phospha &c Manu-
facturcr.
E5- Send for circulars and learn to
increase your crops and set your fields
in rich meadows ofgrass. All inqui
rioS answered Agents wanted in ey-
cry Township.
II. II. Cru, Manufacturer,
Lock Drawer ia, Wheeling, W. Va.
Oct q, 1878, 6 months.