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Attempt to gct a Husband,

bottlobury, of Camden, will never
urlVe into tho creek to save another
woman from drowning. lie saw n
girl named Sparks tumble in the
other day off . boat, and he instant.
~ plunged in after her, caught her
by the dress, and swan to the sbnre
with her. AS soon us they wcro M
dry land Miss Sparks gave a hystori.
cal scream, flung hor arms around
Dottlebury's neck aud tainted. Ju,l
thon tho father camo up with tho
rest of the family, and porcciyinp tho
situation, he dashed up to Bottle
bury, graspoa his hand and s,id .
lako her, my boy, tako her It is
hard to give her up. 1t wrcnchcs bcr
9,d fathers heart but she is YOURS
Bioss i1i you, my children bless Won :,
Ihen Mrs. Sparks oricd, and sbo sn;d
sne 81, hoped Harriet would bo honnv
tho sparks manifested their en- lotion,
py Climbing up Bottlobury's legs. and
Pulilng his coat tail, while Ilarriet
1ame-to, and laying her hond on
buttlebury's shoulder whisncrod
Alss @ me, darling" Bottloburv
amazed and indignant tore himseif
a"ay ana hed' llc was arrested that
"'torooon on charge of breach of
PtEaise, m;.a ana on trial tho jury gave
MISS Sparks two hundred dollars
damages. Bottlobury has intimated
~ MS confidential friends that if any
other woman intends to fall overheard
@ neas hlm' she will find it to her ad.
Ss1tn'"go to learn to swim first
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-07

200 PlaDu& and Gs'":assS new aud
sccon': hand, "f r-t class mrlrr.,, will hc
sold a' lower prices for c:lsh o. on install.
menls IN city or crt"!r?, '';ng 'his
tinHncial crisis and the t"ii'',.t>, ~ I!or.
ace Waters X SON, No Ash Ernrluny,
than ever before offered ~ \nw lu,k
Agents wantcI Tor the snla a.: Waters cai.
cbratcd Pi,nOS, Concerto rnl Orchestra.
Organs. illustrated caiaIogu"s fIi!nI.
G' cnt inducements 40 thc trade. \ Ia, &c
discount to Ministers, Churches. &umiey-
Schools, etc.
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The New Idea Saloon.

AVlNG purchased the interest Of
- MIR. Il. j. Kelly in thcabovc saloon
will conduct the business as hcretor,rn
Besides tho finest Erandics, Wines. Wis
Keys and Scgars, | havca Restaurant NJ
!achcd, where parties can get meals at MI
hours of tn" best the market affords
frush oysters on hand every day. The
Gatroiogc Of the public is respectfully So.
ioited. &c. TJ,IuOEs
dec 20
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LIVERY STABLE.
NoTICES

A LII who gave me their notes for Caro-
IL lima Fertilizer, nrc hereby notified
that their notes are duo OH the first day
OF November next, and are in my hands
for collection. Those who COVE me their
no' es for Cotton Food, will find their notes
ut the Expresc Office. l hope for u promp
payment Of both.
oct II JNO. II. CATHCART
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z IKE EAxNE xELN NEAA In
N9S IA 81 a e 7ss3ssaSssn
The only Known Medicine
THAT AT TIIESAME TIME
Purges, Purifcs, and Strengthens the
System.

DR.. TUFTS Pills are composed Of many
ingredlrnts. Prominent among them are
sarspariln and Wild Cherry, s. united as
TO net together; the one, through its adj
mixture with other substances. purifying
and purgiEg while the other substances
purifying and urging while the other is
strengthening the system. THUS these
Pills arc at the same time a tonic anal Il
calhnrtic, dcsiicratu" l""g sought hy
medical men, but never before discovered.
In other wtrds. they do ,hc work Of Two
medicines and Il, il mucl, "i:rr than any
two We know Of, for they romovc no'h:ng
from the system Tut III r,riiics, 50 ihrl
while they pargc they also 'rrngtilcn and
hence they cause no debility ,ud arc fol-
lowed by no rcncti0n.
DR.. TUFTS Pills i,.vcn II Won rlul iunu.
cncc OH The blood. Thry nDt only purity
without weakening i, hut they rcn.o.c III
noXious PARTICLES irom Tic vhyic htiGr" il
is converted into fluid, and t!:nS makes i'm
pure blood an utic, mpossb,i!iiy. As
there IS no dchilitn'ion, $" Tiers is no
| nausea or sickness attending the operation
OF this most excellent mr.licinc. which
never starins or fortunes thr digestive
organs. bat causes them 60 work in per-
fcc,ly nat urnl manner hence persons ta-
| King them do not become PATE and rmacia-
| tcu, but On the contrary. white all ,mruri
tics arc being removed, the combined ac-
| ton of the Srrsnrarila and Wild cherry
puriics and inviEnrates the hudy, and a
| roboust state Of health is Inc result OF
their united action.
Price 25 ccnIsa box. Sold Ivy alI prug-
| gists. Depot AS "or;lanat It. \. Y.
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E7OR S-ALF-

TNIlATv valuable piece of property in the
l. Town of Ninnshoro. formerly bc.
longing to Gen jno. Bratton, consisting
ofn commodious dwelling, ouihouscs. md
lots. Sold only TO change investment
For particulars, apply at this office.
nov 22-lm
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Hydroph0bia from q Cat Bite.

James Raymond, aged twenty.
throo, of Gold street, Brooklyn, was
bitten by a cat in New York store,
a few weeks ago. No serious effects
followed the wound until few days
ago, when symptoms of hydrophobia
began to manifest themselves. The
treatment of the physicians was una.
vailing, and Wednesday night ho
suffered all the agonies of tho dis.
ease. 1t was not thought t! at ho
would live until morning.
"A great sensation has boen produc.
ed among English ccolesiastics in
consequence of Dean Stauley's having
invited Dr.. Max Muller to deliver q
lecture at estminister Abboy, and q
London lotter predicts that Y,this in.
novation will produce fcrment in
tho Church of England. The Dcau
soems to have hope that somo day q
reconciliation of all religious sccts
may DO brought about, and his re.
peated liberality toward othe,
churches has excited much alarm
When Muller delivered his lecture
the choir did not attend, tho clcrg,
wore only their college gowns, aid
tho assembly is said to have rcsc ID
bled public meeting rather than 4
congregation. The subject of the
lecture was tho religions of the world
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CnArrED HANDS, face, rough skin,
plmples, ringworm, salt .rhcum and other
cutnncous affections cured, nud tho skin
made soi. and smooth, by using the JuN1-
PER TAR Soar, made by Caswc!I, Haznrd
" Co., New York. Bc certain to get the
Juniper Tar Sonp, rs there are many imi-
tnions madc with common tar which arc
worthless,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-07

Emperor William, of Germany
TIL continues alarmingly i'll. Should
he DIE, modification of the policy
.he empire, particularly on the
huron question, may be cxpected d, as
Is well known that tho old Jrnoke r
arty, with which the crown prince is
affiliated, is betterly hostile to Bis.
marck and his conduct of affairs.
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Public Sale.

'JNiE Church recently vacated by tho As.
l. sociate Reform pieshytcriaas and tho
Benches belonging to ii will bo sold at a,,c.
o'clock. D'' ~ :"
q. IT. McNAsTER,
DR.. 7. B. MADDEN,
II. l.. ELLIOTT,
j. II. CATHCAR,
"a 10 Committee
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5000 Agents SS Ht1trd. Slmr'cs
sent fee by mail, with tcin>, to c'"ar lrum
50 10 $40 per day. Address y. II. WHITE,
NcwarH, n. J.
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4 Good Chance TO Any One wish
ing TO Eater into q Prolita.
bic Business.

NY account of bad health, offer nv
stock OF good. consisting ia Fine I.iouors
Groccrics. Boots and Shocs, Iloibiuo Drv
Goods, nc, &C., 4n accommodating terms
will cHntinnc TO sell out at and bclow
SgDsSG until the first Of January, ot
which iime the store room | occupy will be
for rent.
i'll persons indebted to me Will pleose
como iorwai% and pay on or before the Ist
Of January next. All who fail to pay by
that f.ac will find thcir notes and accounts
III tn" hands of an Attorney 70" immediate
coll ll.cion.
dec ll-3w A, PETTICEEw
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Tho Charleston Enterprise Rail.
foao has commenced operations.
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Charlotte, Columbia All .au;l
Rail Road.
!Sss.SStS: 1900 IS. Es Ss% .i:;: &Is :f.,,'....3

COLUMBIA, Nov. 4 1873.
'HllE following Passenger Schedule will
l. be run over this roal Oh and after
MONDAY, 10Th Instant:
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IL FINE lot Of Fresh Groceries, lust
receivsd by John ID. McCnrley. consisting
or hbls. No !. Mess Shnd,
Salt Herring,
bbls. No |. Mackcrcl,
bbls. No. 2 4"
o dozen Kits No. ], Q and 8.
Mnckcrel.
Also lot ofCondcnscd Cod Fish for
fnmil use, which l can recommend from
experience. Coffee and Sugar of nh
Grades, Lard. Bacon and uams. N e.
Mo"ntain Butter, Cheese and Crackers Of
all kinds, Meal, llominy and Flour of the
pest grades. Also Canned Googs of nil
KINDS, Oysters, Canned Peaches and Pine
apples, Tomatoes Catsup, Sardines, and
american Club Fish. Everything that can
be had IN first class Grocery, and also
fine lot Of Leaks Twist Tobacco, 1000
Figaro Cigars and other grades. and best
OF oil: constantly on hand the best quality
OF Liquors that csn bc had. Nathnn's
cabinet, Burkc's Rye, and Lynchburp
Kye, Nelson Co., Kentucky Rye, that can
moi DO cxcellcd. Come and Try for your.
selves and be your own judge.
John ID. McCarley.
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This Cut entered according to Act O
n%ress. il the year 1873, by I. II
ALL Co, in TIC Office Of the Libra rian
Congress, aL Washing ton.
une 10
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~ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SAMPLES sent by mail for SOC thnt
retail quick for $40. II. l.. WOLCOTT
lSl Chatham Square, N. Y.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

fg Mlsslsslppl,- Mr.. W. L. Can.
field, a subscriber in Mississippi, and a
Lewis county boy, writes US as follows
concerning the recent inundutiOn in
that Statc.-"No doubt many errors
arc current in regard to our big
RISE" 1t is reported in the billy
countries that Mississippi is ovcraow,d
but it is not. The river Is as high
now (May 19) US it was in 1867, but
the overflow is not so bad. in the
country it is not so high by six feet.
Tue present overflow has done i great
deal Of damage to farmers aud country
merchants. Shufordsyllle (my honc)
is little town, and now it is on an
island. Ffiar's Poiuti is on the river
bank III low water times, aud is now
IA inches under water, The l6yees
broke in three or four places, and GOV.
cred the town with water; and tho
water is now rising slowly, but it is
thought it will be on a stand before
many days. Bridges are all washed
away
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

On. DEnANNio aud bis wife, The
Indian medicine woman, are now per.
uauontly located 10 Weston, for tho
treatment aud cure Of chronic diseases.
They make a specially Of chronic dis.
eases in all their forms, and examine
aud cure more diseases Of that charac-
ter than all the regular practitioners
in the country, from the fact hat they
devote all their time and energy to that
particular class of diseases, and keep
themselves well informed as to the na.
tlre Of all diseases Of that character.
They eau be found at the Bailey llo.
tel at all times, ready to examine cases
and prescribe for their troatment.-
They prepare aud put upaIl their own
medicines, and do not write prescrip.
tons on drug stores. Let those WHO
are troubled with any complicated dis
ease call on them at once and be
cured. charge for consultation or
advice, but we must have tue cash for
medicines.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

RyDlrp, Of typhoid pneumonia,
May 14th, 1874, at her home, near
the Falls Of Kanuwha, Braxton Coun-
ty, Deliluh j., consort u George W,
Jones. ESQ. in tho Oath year Of her
age. The subject of this sketch was a
true Christian, as indicated and cons.
family demonstrated by an upright
walk and an unbeuding devotion in the
performance Of every known Christian
duty, Although husband, mother,
aud infant babes are LEFT to mourn,
yet bless God they mourn not as those
without hope. Their loss, which is IT.
reparable, Is her eternal gain. ~.
Sutton, Mdy25.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

ET FANCY DREss MAKING AND
HAtR woRK.-Nliss NJ. A, Wharton
and Mrs. NJ, Il, Drew, have opened
rooms at the residence Of Mrs. Mary
Bailey, where they arc prepared to do
all kinds Of the finer class Of dress. ma.
king, for ladies or children. All work
Of any kind entrusted to their care
will DO done we'll and promptly, and by
the latest fashions.-They also make a
speciality Of air.work-the Masking Of
switches, puts, &C., from natural bair.
Ladies wa have saved hair that has
been either canbed or clipped, can
have It mado into any Of the usual hair
ornaments at very low prices. speci'
mems of this kind Of work ta7 DO seen
at their rooms at the residence q Mrs.
Mary Bailey. on Main Street, Weston,
where they will be glad to SEQ the Ia.
dies Of tho town and vicinity.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

TT BRAxroS Mr.. Editor: One
more item of curiosity has made itself
visible to the eyes Of tho world. On
the morning of May 25Lh. was at the
residence Of Mr., Washington II, Der.
ry, when, to my surprise, there was
presented TO me by nembSr Of The
family, ayoung chicken, some 8 or 4
days old, tina. had YOUR IEos, all Of
them perfectly natural except one, and
that has six natural toes and nails, in
place Of four, Ifyou have anything
Of the fowl species in Lewis ahead Of
this, | should like to sec him growing
at tho head Of your columns.
VI CusNISGuAM.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

ErCAPlroL RsNOyAL-At q meet.
ing Of the citizens Of Lewis county,
held May 25th, 1874, to take into
consideration the prOpriety of sending
delegates to the Grafton Capital. Re-
moval Conyention-thc meeting organ.
lied by the election Of A, W, Wood.
ford as Chairman and +, NJ. Chalfaut
as Secretary: On motion, the follow.
ing named gentlemun wero appointed
delegates: A. W. WoOdford, j. NJ.
Bennett, George A jackson, John
Kiearns, A. A. Lewis, aud j. W.
Wofindin. On motion, 1t was re.
solved, that auy citizen ofIewis cOua-
". presentat said Convention, is au-
thorized to act as a delegate. On mo.
ton, the meeting adjourned
A. w. WooDFoRD, Pres't.
Z, NJ, CuALFANr, Sec.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

Eg' ANOTHER ILLUSION DispElLEp.
An exchange says: Barbara Frcit-
chic was truly loyal, but she never did
Zap that American tlug in tue facsS Of
the Confeds as they marched into
frederick, Md. Her neice declares 50
in a communication to the Wonlan's
Journal. Barbara was, b however, 10
some degree heroine, for tue same
authority has ii that on one coca sion
sho opened tue front door Of her
house, aud finding the porch full of
rebel soldiers, lifted her walking cane,
and aourishing it over their heads, ex.
claimed, "Bcgonc, you lousy pack n
They Immediately begonod. 10 the
light Of this recent aud authentic In
formation, we respectfully ask Mr.
Whittier to respect the sacredness Of
history and revise his patriotic poem,
based upon somewhat exaggerated
statement Of facts. The fiery old
Quaker wrote:
Shoot II you must this cid gray head,
But spare your cOuniry's Gag, she said.
We beg that he will change the
cOuplSt 80 thatit will read somewhat
like the following;
Muss, ifyou must tho old back shed,
hui YOU mustn't MUS the porch, she said.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

RI Tnr citizens Of Hardy, Grant,
'PeudlotOn. Hampshire aud Mineral
counties held a meeting lately and
adopted some very savage resolutions
against the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad
for discriminating against the way
freight on cattle. They are taxed
more for shipping cattle to Baltimore,
than shippers from Wheeling and Par
k0rsburg. No wonder they complain.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

= TnR Nlorgantown Post says that
the dwelling house of William n. Jar.
rctt, in that place, was burned last Fri
day morning. The loss is estimated
at over 1000, and the insurance on
house aud goods is $4,000. The poll
cy expired tho next day at noon. The
Pot says that Mr.. Jarrett has been
singularly unfortunate. A few years
ago BIO had a valuable stable burned,
and saw.mill on Cheat river washed
away by a food.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01
lg- porlro Buo PnIvEsrtp.-

GE porlro Bua PREyEsrEp.-A
few days ago We met witha gentleman
BY the name Of Severn, q wealthy far.
ofRock Island county. Illinois, who 10.
formed us that ho had prevented the
depredations Of the potato bugs for
several years by sprinkling upon The
plants a strong decoction Of May apple
he Informed US that he gathered the
leaves Of tue May apple and boiled them
40 as to make the decocsion sufficiently
strong, and thea Sprinkle It over the pc
tato plants witha common sprinkler.
He said no bug would cat tue plants
until a rain had had washed tho May
apple detection off, and tho sprinkliue
process would have to be gone through
with again. Exchange.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

W EpwARD PEYsoN WEsros,
(who was in our town last year. on
Tuesday last, accomplished the won
derful feat Of walking lis miles in 20
tours City minutes aud forty-fve sec.
onds, 10 ths American Institute Hall,
New York city.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01
: Tue s. v. 4 y. II. Tive bad

- TnE s. v. 4 y. II. I've had
a very pleasant call last week from
Captain Henry NJ Clay, otthe shcn.
andoah Valley & Ohio Railroad. Hc
reports the affairs ofthat company in a
bad way; and makes an exhibit con.
corning Rev. Il. N. Pool, the Vice.
President, which isfar from compli.
mentary to that gentleman. Captain
Clay thinks that the enterprise, under
its present management, is a dead
duck; aud that tic less people have to
do with it the better. Captain Clay is
a very pleasant gentleman, and is thor.
oughiy posted in railroad matters. He
has gained bis experience in supcrin-
tending tho construction Of several
roads In the south and west; ani is
a very extensive land. holder. He is
highly plepsed with onr town and
county and especially so with the
courteous treatment be has REQ lived at
the hands Of cur people.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

= 0scAR Z. WAlSwRiour, tho rail.
road protector and stocklnaationist, has
got into trouble in New York. Cit.
Gems of Harrison have sent petitions
for the release Of Wainwright from the
peniten,iary.
Wainwright was not long since con.
victed Of perjury and sentenced to o
term in prison. Among the reasons
urged by the petitioners for his release
is tho fact that his family is in a very
destitute condition.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

-"TnE Lamp or WAvERLEY," the
thoroughbred gentleman cow" recent
ly purchased BY Colonel WoodfOrd Of
Hon. John s. oallile. has been
brought to this county by tho Colonel.
10 desires a call from stock.raisers,
who wish to look at this beautiful an
NAL.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

Alter suffering for some time with a
pain in my back, and having tried var.
iOus anoiynes and liuiments, | was in.
duced to Try q bottle Of DR., Bonds
Rheumatic Eminent, and found almost
instant relief, and I think permanent
curO from its use; aud would cheer
fully recommend it to suffering human
ity, GRo NJ. ROnEDoUoI,
IFeston, Nay 80.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

EY- DR. T. B. EDMsroS bad .
narrow, escape few days ago. A
fractions (but very valuable mare
threw him, aud then tried its "leycl
best to kick him. Tho animal failed
TO do this by a hairs breadth; but
succeeded in running snag into il
body, from the effects Of which itdied,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01
DIR. DEHANNIO,
THE INDIAN HERE DOCTOR,
and his wife,
rau INDIAN MEDICINE WOMAN,

formerly Of Wheeling Island at The request Of number citizen,
Lewis and adjoining countless have permanently located Weston West
Virginia. md viii be found the BAILEY HOUSE WESTON.
During the years the doctor aud bis wife consulted by
thousands PATIENTS and have performed wonderful Their celebrity
DO teatd tho most citizens Of the States They
prepared furnish Medicines Of Botanical
COatc 0pthaEna Sore Eyes White Seedlings Pi SrouIa, Aahma
Cancer Liver Complaint Failing Sckncsi Eta RhcuQ IaaogO
srcuia Disease Old Sores Sh Rhcum Erysas oe Hy1
Whites, Amenorr1aa, Gonorrhaa, Syphilis and
all Diseases the Womb Diseases peculiar Females Mauaon Self
abuse and fact all tho ills that human flesh heir They you
cordug When the Great spirit created mankind he created
leaf shrub all diseases which his should DO subject
Let those who suffering from Consumption the Lungs call tic Indian
Medicine Woman aud cured Fever and Aguc cured in days Shake
but and the Indian Medicine and DO cured She
deccOus dugcures you tho Indian pncepo matter how
long you have had tho disease she viii you We such Bms
have STRIFE with nature the laws life hands with blood we ne
STAIN poison their pain TO THE LADIES would be
your who perfectly understands your construction
and tho diseases which you subject and what Her Suffer
longer but call the Indian Herb DOess and DO cured Her remedies
fail Cancer positively removed without tho knife The Indian Mcdi
attends the ladies' and tho Indian Herb Doctor the gentle
The Indian Medicine raised among the Cherokee Indians
where h obtained all hOr knowledge Of medicine and has performed
diseases than any regular practitioner tho country
That terrible monster TAPE WORM, positively removed within
twelve hours Come tho DOCTORS Office taken
BY him. No charge consultation advice.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

y- BY bills printed at this Office,
we notice that bids are invited for the
complcts repair aud renovation Of the
Court Hyuse-an improvement long
needed.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

W TuE stock 10 the Masonic Hal
Association has all been taken and
Mr.. R.lstOn " now receiving bids fol
material, &c. Its expected that the
building will be ready for use before
winter.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

w wn hear it rumOred that tho
Graugers throughout tho county are
about to select one Of the stores 10
Weston. a. which they will do all
their dealing. A big thing for somo-
hhdvi
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

Gy SEVERAL wEsroSiAss, (among
them 70 editoF start tomorrow on q
trip to Addison, via LumberpOrt and
Sutton. Tie trout and subscribers to
TnK pEuocRAr will have to suffer.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

re- Ma. r. P. CAMDEN and lady
returned to Weston last week. They
spent most Of the winter in Florida,
and speak in high terms Of that beau
tifnl ,.Land Of Rlowers."
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

R- TuxRE is a Company in stauu-
ton, called "The Coral Marble Compa-
NV Magnificent marble is claimed to
have been found in Augusta, aud in
large and inexaustable quantities.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

~ DG y. Il. BoaD has just 70.
coiycd nav stock Of stationery aud
fancy goods IIehas large quanti'y
Of French Initial NctO Papcr-45 cts
ner box. Call and see them.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

Eg Ara grand religious revival at
Petersburg, Virginia a short time since
over 500 eolOred people were baptized
in tho river.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

Wa are requested to state that
DR., Kuntz is to lecture at the TOm.
perance meeting on the night Of the
ID mat,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-01

w- We hear that Mr.. A. Q. Hale
ha. purchased a lot on Main Street,
from Mr.. Minnich, and will put up q
brick store during the summer.