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Unss state Temperance Convention.
Tie second blaas Temperance Convention It
The Stats Of Indiana, under tho auspices Of tho
Wouau'H ChItatian Temperance Union Of thu
State. IL llcreby called to assemble In tho Firet
ua2tist Church, in tho City Of indianapolis, At 2
o'clock p. m., Oil "Wednesday, juno 8, 1875. to
continue throughout Thurglay aud ona.Lalf ot
Believing that the temperance question has
become Of paramount Importance IN Tho Church.
6abbath-schao. Ia legislation and iu society, and
that the eyils OF intaalpcsancc can only 10 sup-
pressed By tho combined moral forces aud ana
detoruiuol by tho E1ecnsivo Committee to
inyito all cAurchea, 6abba:h-echools, and
temperance organizations to s0nd represents.
tivos. and to ask Inotnboss snd ox-membsrs Of
tic ststo Legislature and National Congress,
ministers Ut the Gospel, lawyers, phyaIcians,
tcacherB, aul all mon AMI women OF Indiana
who dep!olo tho evils OF lntemperauos, to come
to thla Convention, aud assist In degI.ng
ultimately Result III its suppression.
The cltizous OF Indianapolis tender their hos
pital1ties to tloao who may Attoul tue Couyon.
l.alIroad arrangements will bo announced In
tho indianapolis papers on Monday, Nny 2t.
4 Committee OF Arrangements w!ll reeoivs
visitors at tho Third Presbyterian Church, On
illinois street, opposite tho Academy Of Music.
betvcsn tho hours OF = .. IN. aud i:3o p. M. on
homes,
A committee OF gentlemen, wearing, white
badges, will meet them as tho depot during tue
same hours.
Tho Illinota-8treet cars lsayo thc west cad Of
tho depot every fow minutes. passing The Third
Church, which IL live squares distant.
Persons arriving during tho night, Or % early
reduced rates, ut tha National Hotel or bpeucer
House, Opposite tho depot, Il4oso arriving
aftor tlls oponiug Of the Convention will report
st the Frst baptist Church.
fully requested to publish thla circular.
Mus. u. q. WALLACE, Pgasldsne.
NRa, u. II. Ekaou, Secretary.
, 1875-05-13

HkD1SShH-
Tho Council D1ana honpareil a7ys that omaea
IL q Fin swlstor, not = twin uislsr,
Omaha IL pzoTerbally incident, but THAT tiosa ns
Prevent four out Of her seyou de!ogatoa to ..s
Constitutional Convention from inspiring to ths
presidency Of that organization.
Senator Hitchcock aenls..word that ccrtnin
candidate for tho Ftathoatl Indan Agency CA
secure the appointment provided he can comp y
with the regulations that rou1liro All candidates
to sccura an Endorsement from Boma clerGymaa
or ushpD
, 1875-05-13
TIE COURTS.

Record OF E3ussncns Trunsnctod Ees-
ternays
TIE nocgFonp, nocg ISLAND ST. LOUIS nA1t-
ROAD COMPANY.
". II. Ferry, Rocctver Of the Rockford, Rock
Island 4 1T. l.ouls Railroad COMPANY, 1ted his
regniar report Jtaterday Of tho condition Of tho
Company for tho month Of April, which IL In
brief as follows:
0a hand Msrrh "a, c9
K1calEts during April 7t,1jJsJ
~ $lea,74s27
Expended for operating expenscb........ 63,05J.JJ
Old cllitI1a 1,s8L77
Rent 10 tlia Minneapolis Rt Louis X Il. Co, 1J,s;0E1
Kent 10 the Dripn : MiueFssilla II. H. Co.. 4,t21
Right Ut 1,3l445
ec,e5,.ai
Daiancs Msy l......................... 3?,s35.J3
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Tn METHODIST FAIE Nj II. -I-9.
We are greatly era;iteI 10 XIV, =
showing what can be d5n- in thai Inc,
that the uetLodist lair proved very
great success. From Iii. Terts. who
called st orr Ctios yesterday, We lean
that tie recsin.s during the three days
q til Fair were 10 les than $50 =.
THIS j. an average Of nearly $3.50 pr
day. As indicating the relative cost AID
cams e this kind OF til entertainment,
We will further state that the profits age
over{tgO. This shows that scmc things
can 10 done as well SIS others-&lso, int
there is 10 yerv great stress q had
times among Us. Furthermore It Is
shown that tie Carson hethodists have
coin to spend ami work 10 give when oc-
casion requires such OUTLAWS. The
beauty Of such entertainments Is, that
th.v ChieG substaItia!s and No. mere
triy.ke;s for sale, and the exchange Is a
Fair one between the patron and the
projectors. Tie lesson is well worth
the Learning; and We hope to see Al
indication that it is not lost. We are
very sure that kitchen and eating
house of the sort, now and again, set
up by OR religious societies will prove
q profitable investment-ospeciaIly If
the ladies all take hand ct the hard
work, as these Methodist ladies' did.
PERsoSAL.-Hon. James W. Haines,
who has but lately returned from Arr
IONA, was in the city yesterday. We
saw his manly form at a distance as it
doomed through the smoke of his own
cigar, only SO that We had no opportu-
nifty to talk to him. Mr.. Henry Van
Sickle was also among US as YVES also
Ir. 4. c. Pratt Of the Carson Valley
News-wbich, altogether, is . volumin-
Gus delegation from Tho Mormon
Settlement.
TEE EPISCOPAL SoI2CE on Tuesday
evening Will be enlivsned with two very
ingenious tdJ'sur v;raats. One VIII rep
resent "A Centennial Tea Party; the
other, IAN African Sunset" The psr-
sons participating in the Centennial tea
party viii be selected with reference to
their extrams age the object being to
have them seem to be as paar one hun
dred years old as possible. Ths African
Suase. VIII speak for Itself. Tickets 50
cents.
PROTESTANT Ep1scoPLL CE-EcE.- Rsv.
George B. Allen. Pastor Services al
II A. NJ. and : P. II. Sunday School at
1914 O'Clock. Subject of evening dis
course The Protestant Reformation
in Mexico" A thrilling account o. the
sufferings endured by the Mexican Prot !
estants will be given. sAIl are cordially
invited.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES will be held at
the Odd Fellows Hall this morning and |
ev5ning at II A. N. and P III. Rev. C. |
L. Fisher, missionary for Western NJ |
yada, viii preach. An invitation to all. |
III. E. CHURCH, A. H. Tevis, Pastor. |
Services to-day at i A. II, and 6:i5 p. NJ
by tho pastor. S; lbat School at P.
n. Seats free. Al. ar, invited. /!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-05
MINING STOCK REPORT


Forenoon BOARD
1905 Ophir "a ;, 3d. 55t+
SO Mexican Il, p 1, 2o34
565 Gould aud Curry 20 I, 2o#: .o"s
1890 Best and Belcher coz. 90, 81 = b5'
l145 Savage IS. II >, Is $50, Il :, ~
80 thoiiar ST. -
10 Hale and \orcross 80, 4oi:
80 Crown Point -, 32 :, 3 :, 3322's
$50 Yellow Jacket -. So, So.
80 Imperial 81, 81, 81 b3
$50 Empire 81
20 kentuck -, l4@, ~
20 Alpha Is. ISL
2O05 Baicher 80, 81 ,, 33it4, 34s-, 3d.
90 Confidence 20. 20i
40 Con Virginia 37s, $40. $50, 3lo
$50 Sierra Nevada H., l1l<
2l3o California 90, 69i4, 20 b3, 90. %
200 Overman 81, 81 =, 90
$50 Bullion a.
% ENchequer 1872
50 Seq Belcher s., So =, 50
1910 Justice l., A. >, IL. - :, II = h-'3
$40 SuCcOr
300 | Mon Con "a, ", 10
1850 Buckeye IA, -
1862 Lady Bryan -, %
1880 Julia u. l5'2, - $50. 49, -
80 Caledonia "A, - =, =, -
$50 L tab II
40 Silver Hi. $.
665 Dayton 1 :
100 Rock Island 81
40 New York Con ,s,2'4
20 Occidental 3&i
1913 Alta , :, 80, -
1858 WOodviile <, Is. -.
80 Meadow Valley -
10 RAYMOND and Fly IS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-05

DISTRICT CoUET FOR D0UaIss COUNTY
By the Carson valley he'rs q yesterday
we are informed as follows concerning
the calendar for the December term
commencing to-morroT) for Douglas
County:
Martin RnrriIl VS. Thomas Prisons.
| On appeal from Justice Court. 'enCa
Township.
VIM. J. Saunders VS.. Martin Quinn
On appeal from Justices Court, Genoa
| Township.
Geo. Perkins VS.. j. l.. Blethen.-Suit
| for $3.50.
Peter Liehtle VS.. Peter Miller Shit
for 81, 1872 &C.
Peter Iightle VS.. G. L. Smith Suit
for 81, G28 2G.
Estate Of John Ledsway.- Hearing
relative TO sales of personal property
and real estate.
Anna l.. Gibson vs. John L. Boston.
! Injunction suit for $500 and costs.
John Pendegast VS.. j. i. Hickey .-Ap-
neal from Justice's Court, Genoa lown-
ship. Judgment rendered in said Court
Septem Der 29th for SlOG.
pSbI sa,a,,-, -. 60
w. ~, ~ al, -,' o,'1 Ja,,a.,as
menu "a ca'tI'' VIM e5-n
LOT "e'sIrlon' :. sh5.rI O., oa,-
ooIi' iIo!e t.,, T,,.,i.a,s Cor,,
,,'iH'i =, Cis,'e"I ii
'eiio" -" -i9'''f'
Too B.D-It is altogether too bad
=, g.. I,,ri.,,r,rr.l
'h'' LIS "'1'''' VI
trous pass indicated Ivy notice Of sale,
under authority OF Court ana Sheriff.
elsewhere pllntsd. Is II NOT ioS'ioIe
that our ciuEens 0! hie"H'' 'e' '',E ms
a. 80 W. .,d ,, a.
""I - 80, t,irJso 81 ,i,Lr9 T. j.
' p'y and ~ tLirr, Else, Ger
-, H.. i.,,4-a,t Mot TINS co,,..
tfoPhe Of an at'h'1 , iH'eh' Ill ~,'i,e w
ara not .rfTici.rtlv versr6 in the sffairs
Of tn. Company 10 be able 10 state its
inaejtcduess; but that it is not 50 very.
burl-rsome as to lie beyond the reach
OF our citizens We are quite sArE WI
$500. and i,.Lin,i..
Coon A>D CLEAE, last evening. The
,noou !, urarteriur-o if it is not. soon
,..:r, -. a,,.l ..o,.I., .I.,,,. .l., o,,,,. ~
49,, >,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-05

| OUR BALD-sshDEo FRIEND, Alderman
I.cate who is not 1T oil a Popp's Lepa:c.
r., ,;,,,, p,,.os.,+ Who
'"' III -
USED 10 ny great Di' Japanese IL" 80
| sign and q wonder (Ch"riry De Long
nresentl owe, his chop house in Carson,
.,..,...,,. or,+io-s or..,. .~;,a
"''' "''''~'
and sads"se and hte'H''HN an" 'Ne i"ys-
teres CT hash A.F. ''.e.liiad untold
tbo,s,ud, comes in for the following
handsome no'ice IN laSl evening "O'''
Hill &e'"%:
Every good, squgIe old Washoeite
= h. Gon't know ghat the nr,ce Of
stocks is going to be tomorrow. Charley
LeGate, OF Fngin''' has ted more Poo
PIE 'u' ,i' u.s. a , "'T ", ". VII pern
=, dom, il Frozen ont or bnrpe5 ont
it makes no odd. to him. he is bound to
nrt in M onnearance ANYHOW. 90 now
we find him runni1p the chief oyster
stand in the urh,,rn.d portion OF the
CITY. on South c street. a. the edge of
th. sidewalk
,, ,,t-I ,,- lava
passed GOWN INTO "h"' Lit's4 -'i"li-' uH'"
to call The Tide OF Tine. since We first
saw I,soste's shiny nate. He was Jus.
..au.. ,.l. ,l,.,
90 >.-''' ''-'' 40 IL
as he Is now; and that "heh BOD
| Lo.e-ys brother. John, was Charley s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-05

lvunldlls, IdStS, oltlutIv,
yfgASDAIiS.
SUMMER HOUSES, kRe1PS,
CHAIRS. SETTLES, Ire, LTC.
Cast Il Wrought Iron Ratings,
r. Public buildings, aud squares,
i"matrry Lots, Garden i'ncos, Isl.
tonics. Rorf Crcs iuss, Sc, IA grcat
variety of Fstttfus,
LAMP POSTS.
or frorts of rUbiiH Buildings, lio.
BE- snt city Streets, ~ Plate and
aUp Ate Designs, Now rnd In.
proved -iyl"s IN rfcn, yrii Is.
STABLE FITTINGS,
~ Cast and wrought Iron II New
bEd Improved SNloa. such ~ iiny
Rtcks. Stail Divisions. Mangeis,
! 7n,-s Brarkois, Cutter, 1iarr,
Ngtiila'ors. &c., &c,
NulENOnK
OF every doE up'ion, Nilc GuArda
& CWNrEp WIN. Galvanized or
yaiutrd. TFNl CiiAll,s. WITH
on ISi SEAT f1r Blsra ilgrRrs,
flea'ros. Concert tlails snd lecture
tDatus. pFtsEtNG FOUNTAINS
Ua STREET USES. A very lafpe
as-tIf'. az IT pr-IEus cAlnsply TOR
this uurpa... EiBtatsf Ont HfHgas
ssE' 90 Hyphna'iop, stating f,r tiUd u
tayt a.alrni. iols.Gm
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

Ey TuE BURIED TRrAsuRE.-Soms
man writing from GallopoIis. Ohio
aud signing himself Capt. ". X. s
Hall. is still sending to the paper
bis story about the buried treasure il
this region In 4 late letter to ID,
Charleston Chronicle be says: | wish
to say through tue columns of your pa
per. that | have a map Of the eoun,r,
and q full description Of Suiit's Silvsl
Mines. supposed TO be somewhere OF
the Big Kanavha l have had III,
letter and map twenty -four year. sut
just found It on the 14th lost hqC
supposed i. lost. have received usr
eral letters concerning the map. re
received the letter aud map from "
P. Ilayuloal, BraIton county, IVES
Virginia, dated December I, 1851
aud II ever there was = silver mine il
West Virginia, and $4,000 in colt
buried, | have the map Of the waite
course and all the information how Il
iud it.
Please publish this for tho informa
ton Of those that have been loOkin,
for the mines aud others that woul'
look for them il they have guide
". p. Raymond, Of Braxton, was til
County Surveyor, and very response
bic and reliable man. Hon. j. "
Ryrpe ot vnur tvs .nanhoys .
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25
tStill Another Fire at Charlest0n---
Loss not Very Great but lnsur-
ance Very Light.
Special to the Inte!ligenccr.

opeclAI 10 tue lnle1lIbenccr'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Oct. 10.
AT half.pusl seven o'clock this eve,
ming, while the Republicans here were
holding 4 jolliGca,iOn over Hayes
election as Governor of Ohio. and were
INDUCING 10 bondres, canuOnaiiug.
&C., a FIRE broke out 10 DOddridgs's
restaurant, on Capitol Street, which
swept from the Cotton Opera House to
Virginia Street, totally destroying /
store.houses, including Gates Photo
graph Gallery; also tho Hale House
Livery Stable aud the Kanawha Valley
Marble Works, on Virginia Street.
The Opera House aud tue Courier
newspaper building barely escaped.
The loss 10 buildings will amount
p probably 10 $4,000. The insurance
is very light. as most Of the insurance
companies recently cancelled their pol
icics on this finder box row. The loss
on stocks Of merchandise will be con-
siderably more than on the buildings
destroyed. The principal loser is X
R SkecS. who was tue owner Of soy.
cral Of the buildings. His insurance is
only abou, 5000.
The 6re is now under control.
KEpoRrgR.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25
September CIT

TT PIANOS AND 0RoAys.-We no.
,iced Mr.. T. H. C. Fitzhugh, Of
Bridgeport, ". Va. on hand during
the Fair with an Organ which was
awarded the LIST premium. This is the
second time Mr.. Fitzhugh has been
awarded the lss premium on Organs ut
our Fairs. He informs US .ha. be is
10 agent. bu. buys all bis Pianos and
Orgaus for cash, and is enabled to sell
them at bis own prices. without any
general agent saying do no. sell for
less than list prices" &c. We would
advise all contemplating tho purchase
ola Piano or Organ to write to MIR.
Fi,zhugh. believing tha. be can and
will do better for you than any other
person. Ella will sell you any Piano or
Organ that is manufactured. giving
you the coupsuy's guarutee as well as
his own. He furnishes any music
book or sheet music by mail on receipt
of price. Termsmade to suit all.
Scpl21 SIN
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

Eg RETURNED We are glad to
see that Prot J. 2 Feau1, formerly u
citizen Of this place, has returned, and
proposes to remain some time. The
Professor was unfortunate euoug b to
DO q Democrat during tho war, aud
was sent to Camp Chase to repent
He has not yet repentcd. He is an
accomplished teacher of music. and is
now open to engagements. He has
already tuned aud repaired tho organs
a. the Catholic aud Episcopal churches,
aud tho one in the Asylum Chapel.
Patronizo him.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

EE ELECTION ITEMS On Satur.
day, the 10th inst, after sTHE DEMO
GRAF bad been issued. our attention
was called 10 the fact that an immense
rooster. suffering powerful agony. was
set up "lornest" our door. We found
it there. It was an ingeuiOusly con-
trived affair. probably Is inches by 10.
cut out Of wood by 40 expert. The
head and tail wero dropping; and
from the mouth wus protrudiug the
larger portion Of man labelled "Will.
IAN Allen Tho rooster was evi.
IDENTIFY making frantic efforts to dis.
gorge the remainder; but evidently
old Bills boots had stuck fast about its
!onsils. and hence the trouble. Along
the neck were tho words. "Rise up
and the noble bird was evidently doing
It's level best to make him rise. Along
the body. in largo letters, was The
word, "SlcK," which was altogether
superHuous. inasmuch as any fool could
SEQ that the birh was sick, without DO.
ing told Of i've have laid the old
fllow up Che rooster) among ths
records and archives Of this establish
meut, Us memorial Of the day whet
might cbroniclcd another victory ovel
right; and us q reminder Of the fac,
that there are foolish people in Ameri
ca who have no more equilibrium thar
to rejoice over such a calamity.
On the evening Of the 18th, VI
received the following letter from nj
esteemed friend (who ought 10 DO
Denocrat:)
SurToN, October Is.
Friend lIT.-Pleaso put up roos
ter III tho next DEMoRAT. for fricnt
who feels happy At the prospect o
Billy Allen stepping down and cut.
Yours. &C.. N. 3. S.
AS will have been noticed by III,
readers Of last weeks DEMOCRAT, VI
chGerfully complied with the request o
friend u.s." That rooster is his prop
artr Ilia znhinrt 10 his nrdar cs bn
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25
TT BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

TT BALTlMoRE CATTLE Market
From the market report this week We
quote as follows: Very best on sale
5su6i; generally rated first quality
4Sa5t; medium or good fur quality
4s4i; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COWS 3a4; general Average of the
market ~; extreuc range Of prices
3a6t; most of the sales were Irom
4to 5 The cattle were from the
following States: Virginia 1904
Ohio l.l0l; Maryland 800; West
Virginia 1870, Kentucky 81; Ten.
nesscc 262; Illinois 262. Total
4,003,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

CT Dr.. A. II. Dent has located
permanently 10 Weston for the practice
Of his profession, Having attended q
thorough course Of lectures at Sterling
Medical College, after an experience Of
twelve years as practical druggist. tho
Doctor has obtained not only au &C.
curatc knowledge of diseases, but also
from his long experience as druggist,
understands perfectly, tue properties Of
madicInrs. and their application in the
treatment Of disease. The Doctor
eau be found at his residence on Centre
Street. nearly opposite the Court House
All calls. night and day, promptly at
tended to.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

Ey Tus ASYLUM "A receut num-
Der Of the Wheeling lntelligelcer con
tains lengthy letter FROM its travelling
correspondent, iu relation to the Asy'
lum. The article is too lengthy to be
transferred to our columns, or We
should be glad to reproduce it. Ths
writer gives fair and impartial state.
ment in relation to the institution, and
highly compliments Dr.. Camden. Dr.
Kunst, aud tho other officers Of the
Hospital.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25
Dedication Of the Murphy's Creek
Baptist Church.
Editor Democrat.

Editor Democrat.
It was my good fortune on Sabbath
last to be present ut tho dedicatory
service Of the Murphy's Creek Baptist
Church. Although the weather was
somewhat inslcment. those who came did
SO to do good. and maufully and nObly
they did the work i. c. to wipe out the
debt Of near $500 resting upon that
beautiful structure dedicated to God
Rev. Bristow. of Wheeling, preached
sermon full Of scripture truths, on
tho virtue Of giving. Elder Light.
burn. in one of the most pathetic pray
ers that has ever been my fortune to
give car to, dedicated the house to God.
Now. as to the people Of the neigh
borhood. to DO brief aud pointed. they
arc a noble. people. grazing each aud
every position Of life they occupy. TO
say they arc liberal and kind, is but a
feiut expression Of their virtues. They
are q noble people mot only in sacri.
fciug their means to the erection Of
this house, but could you have been
with me aud noted their generous hos.
pitali,y to visitors on this occasion it
would certainly have impressed you
with your dreams Of by.goue days
that the goddess Of pleu,y spontaue.
ously poured out her richest treasure.
The huge piles of all that could tempt
the cravings Of che tuner man was pro.
vided in such abundance that fully
1000 more could no. have gone away
empty.
The gifts Of money laid upon the
altar were freely poured out. Weston,
with all its noted waywarduess, ye.
full Of liberality. was represented we'll.
not only in numbers. but dollars so
necessary on this occasion, as Brother
Langford said. Weston was ever re.
sponsive to the call of the needy, !
would like to DO personal 10 noting
some especial personal liberality, but
forbear. But cannot close, his without,
in behalf Of the Murphy's Creek
Church, returning our heartfelt
thanks to Messrs. Wood. Mcbride &
Co.. (the builders) for thoir self-sacrl.
cling aid in oar behalf, and the splcu.
did aud prompt manner they h.ve full
filled their contract; aud more-after
all this was done. aguiu they came to
our relief by money donations. May
God bless them. and not onl7 them.
but all who aided US so nobly. They
will long be remembered BY! the goOd
people Of Murphy's Creek.
Numerous inquiries wero made for
you, Mr.. Editor. Remembering your
lust visit up there. aud your splendid
gift Of slowing away, Rev. Langford
held buck iu reserve for you 2 well
6lled boxes Of proveuder. containing 4
chickens. 4 turkeys, whole lamb,
&c.. but it is impossible to :.emize all
those two boxes conta,ued.
The Church returns thanks to Mr.
Barrett for the loan of the organ used
gu the occasion. which added much to
the delights Of the services.
Yours, VlsIroE.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

On GEoRGE y MoRRIs, of the firm
Of Morris. Jarrett & Hall. Dentists,
81. 9Th Avenue, Pi,tsburg. Pa, viii
visit this place twice a year-spriue
and misunderstanding others report
to the contrary.
The Doctor will be here on the
LIST Of November. with II full corps OIL
Assistants. and all the late improve
men,s in the Dental art, and will re-
main 10 days.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25
Notice to Teachers.

A public examination Of persons de-
string to teach School in Gilner cOun
ty. will DO held at the Court House il
GleuvilIe. on Friday and Saturday
October 9Th aud 9th. 1875; also, OF
the 22i aud 23i Of October, and OIL
the 18th and Goth Of November.
LEVI JOHNSON.
r. + FLEMING,
HENRY NErr.
County Board Of Examiners.
Sept. BID
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

EJ RYAS l. Co., wholesale and re.
tail dealers 10 Boots. Shoes aud Leath.
er, Harness, Saddles and Brides, have
q splendid assortment Of goods on
hand. which they offer very cheap,
Special bargains to dealers. Sa,isfnc'
ton guaranteed We pay the highes,
cash prices for Hides Good produce
taken in exchange for work or goods.
j. R. Ryan & Co,
Main Street, Weston.
cank.nho. G Sc
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

Ey tbs most prominent candidates
for the Clerkship Of tho next United
States House Of Representatives nre
J. Bernard Peytou. Of Weat Virginia ;
Crittenden. Of Missouri; Adams. Of
Kentucky; Eldridgo. Of Wisconsin ;
and Banks, Of Mississippi.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

EFT SurroS.-Our friend Coloue'
squires having resigned bis position al
postmaster at Sutton. Mr.. Franc has
been appointed in his place. Colonel
Squires was said TO be ths best post.
master on the route between Clarks.
burg and Charleston.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

1t OBITUARY -JonN RIGGS. (son
Of Elan Riggs. Esq. aged about 20
years. died on the 18th inst, at the
residence Of Mr.. William Woofter. in
this place, after au illness Of three
weeks. The deceased was an upright.
honest aud amiuble young man, and
had won the esteem If our entire com.
muuity-IIis remains were inferred
on the Jackson farm. on Stone Coal, on
the 18th inst. The family aud friends
have the hearty sympathy Of all or
people in their bereavement.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

w FAruER MULLEN, formerly an
instructor in St. Joscph's Academy.
who has lately returned from Europe,
las been assigned BY Bishop Kaiu tc
a pastorats 10 Doddridge county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

H"WEsr VIRGINIA CkRrrFlcArEs'
Cos they are called) ore quoted at 9
cents on tho dollar. OF course there
nrc no West Virginia bonds Of any
kind In tho market. and these csrtid
Gates bear the name Of West Virginia
securities simply because Virginia ap.
portionrd one-third Of her debt to this
State.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

Ey MARSHALL county is having o
serious timc With horse thieves. Two
horses were recently stolen in one
night, both OF which were found and
the thieves captured.