The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-29

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competition and enable the farmer to
sell bis lumber, his wool, his cattle aud
Everything else ho produces at much
higher prices. Iftho farmer wishes to
vote for bis own interest, he will favor
thc Railroad; butif no wishes TO vote
4 for the interes. Of the Spectator, he
will go pgainst the Railroad.
RYAN e. co. have removed
to the storo.room lately occupied by
Clifton, one door below Ralston's.
re- FoR Rxsr.-EisgaM Brick
Store. House. One Of tho best business
stands in Weslon-building entirely
new can DO rented cheap. Apply at
This Office.
Gg- JONI vAasEY AND "BuD"
DAWSON, two Of the best shoe.makers
10 this section Of the State. have gono
into partnership in tho boot aud shoe
business. They arc toe well known as
good Workmen 10 require any "cer.if.
cate Of character" Their shop is one
door below the post Office, on Main
Street, where they will Ibc glad TO see
any cueiueeding anything in their line.
Eg- SEVENTH MONTHLY REPORT oP
TUE WESTON GRApsp SciIooL Roll Of
Honor. 20. w. Smith, Theo. Urbach,
George Hamilton, Scott Yandorvort,
George Ross, Misses LYDIA Gaylord,
Mary Byrne and Sallic Ralston.
Honors on Recitation-Academi
sDepdrment.-1st, U. w. Smith, OF /;
Find, Miss Maggie Butcher, 90; 8rd,
lhliss Lizzie Morris, 96; 4th, II. p.
Camden, j. G. Jackson and b NJ
asandervor!, each 9.5; 9th, D. U.
a0'Brien.
High School Dcpartmens-1st, Geo
sHamilton, 90; 2nd, E. A. Oliver,
19.6; 3D., I. Hale, W. 0'Brien and
Miss Mary Hurley. 9.5; 4th. Misses
sIda Brannon aud Susan Morris, "a /;
18th, Miss Bell Butcher. 93.
Observation-Disclosures u.
5G. jackson, @. w. Smith and E. N
lyanderyort. 90; End, Miss Maggie
| Butcher aud Il, P. Camden, 81 ; Sd,
Id. u. O'Brien, 9.5;- 4th, n. w. Har.
lrison, 95; 9th, Miss NJ. j. Hurley
and G. ]. Hurley, 0.4.
High Sclool-lst, G. Hamilton 90;
Fad, s. Vandorvort, d A. Oliver aud
! Miss Mary Byrne, 81: ID, I! Hale
aud Miss May Jackson, 90, 4th,
Misses Mary Hurley and Bell Butcher,
39.5; 9th, Miss Ida Brannoh, "a.
Pupils, to compete for Honors, must
DO present more than half the month,
and have at least four daily rocita-
ltions.
Within the month there was one
promotion: 7. Urbach from High
School to Academic Department.
The following persons visited the
school within the month: Messrs. G.
Ross, Er Rals,on, w. FL. Asphalt, L.
Smith, II. Neff, w. r. Jewell, Colonel
s0'Brien and Prof. Eaton.
Many Of the pupils are progressing
iin their studies very rapidly, promising
10 mako excellent scholars, while some
attend too irregularly to make any I'D.
syancemcnt worthy Of notice. Many
parents have manifested quite an in.
tsrest in the welfare of their children
Up keeping them regular III attendance
! aud faithful to their studics. We feel
sure that they will never have occasion
/ 70 regret the sacrifice they may bo
3aaking now, but that 10 q few years
g9they will be amyly rewarded for their
diligence. Afew seem a little impa.
alient at times, and appear to think that
The pupil shonld be getting through
the book but more time is lost by
Askimmins hurriedly over subject than
there is BY dwelling too long upon II.
aThe motto should DO, first, how ecu,
1lhen how much.
i The following were unintenlially
aomitted in the last report: O. W.
ismith and I. j. Zimmerman on Roll
|Iof Honor, and Minter Ralstcn on pro.
motion list, having been promoted
from tho Primary % the Intermediate
department.
4 Visitors are always welcome.
II. D. CLARK, Principal.