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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

hacks. carts. buggies and wagon
standing on the street,
s. Doing auy act or following any
employment or business in said toWr
upon which the Council Of said towr
have imposed u tai, without first hav.
ing paid the tax imposed by said
Council for the privilege.
9. Allowing any cart or hack to re.
main 10 tho streets or alleys for any
time to tho Inconvenience Of passcrs.
by; ringing bells; blowing horns or
making any unusual noise in any
street, or on any sidewalk wilfnlly
or negligently permitting any horse or
other animal to stand on any sidewalk ;
riding or driving any horse or other
animal at any improper speed; driving
any wagon, cart or hack on the side.
walks Of any street or alley Of said
town. casting any shavings, ashes,
coal, cinder, mud, dung or tber filth
or other annoyance into any street or
alley or on auy sidewalk; Obstructing
cutters in any way, so a, to prevent
the free passage Of water along tho
same /; allowing any offensive liquid or
other thing to DO discharged frOa any
house, factory or lot into any street or
alley; allowing on any premise. any
nuisance or offensive matter T; suffering
COWS or other animals 10 stand. lie or
feed On any Of tho sidewalks; wan,on.
y or maliciously cutting or defacing or
lpjuripg any shade or ornamental tree
or bush growing 10 auy street. yard or
burying ground or on any sidewalk.
Z. Cruelty beating or ipjuring any
horse or other animal /; keeping hogs
20 as to annoy or offend any neighbor
or other persons ; dischargipg guns,
pistols or other iire.arms, within the
limits Of the town or firing any squibb,
fire.cruckers or other Fireworks Of any
description, in any street or alley, lex.
ceps betseen Christmas aud New
Year Wilfully and maliciously in.
juring, defacing. mutila.ing or destroy.
ing any house, building, fence, rail-
ing or any goods and chat.els, the
property Of another.
s. Tho Sergeant or any assistant Of
any other officer Of said town may ar
rest without warrant any person OF
persons accused Of violating OF this OIL
any other ordinance Of tic town.
.. Any person or persons who shall
commit any Of tue ollsnCCs or misde
neauors prescribed in this ordinance
shall for each and every such offence
or misjemcanor DO fiued no. less that
one nor more than Eve dollars. i
shall be the duty ofths Mayor, lsecor
der or any Alderman to hear and de,
ternline all violations ofthis ordinance,
and to assess the amount OF such fuc
10. lfany person shall be founi
guilty ola violation Of this or AMI
other ordinance Of said town, ant
shall make default 10 the payment o
such que or costs us may b. assessed
therefor, such person may be impris
oned until said fnc and costs arc paid
unless sooner discharged by the Mayor
Provided that the term Of imprisOu
ment shall not exceed Thirty days.
This ordinance shall 10 10 fore,
from aud after its passage.
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h. F. FLEMING.
.. N. N. BENNETT,
janll.4w Commissioners.
LAND SALE.
D.plamia F,..n0,,, plaintiff,

Benjamin r, ..ROp, plaintiff,
Napoleon P. Marsh and others, d.isadAuu.
~ ouAScERr.
Dyyirluc OF a de.ret Of ths County Court
OF Giimer county, entered In this case at iti
December term, 1874, we will sell, by public
auction, to the highest bidder, al tile ftoat
door Vfthe court house Of GilInsr couitY,on
The 9th day Of February, 1875, tlie sanse b.;
Ing thu ID day Of the February term VI tbs
county court Vi sid county, u trAcEof
l40 AUitES OK LAND. ~.
situate 10 said county OF Gilmer, on The u.
tie Kanawh. river, NJ or near the mouth 4
Dust Camp Hun, aud particularly describe !
In desi ffoa pllitiif ani viii, 10 d.itAl-
ant Napoleon r. Marsh, fled In said cause.
Sid sale will be made Tor sufficient cash
10 hand to IAy costs VI suit aud expenses Of
sale, and the residue upon credit Df6 aud
u months, the pul chaser giving noies with
good security lUr the deferred lust ,llmeati,
bearing interest from the day oflale.
Il. +. FLEMING,
N. NJ. BENNETT,
i,n1l 4w Commissioners,
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LAND SALE,
Hatrsy D. DeaIl, plalaas,

Harvey n. Dsall, plaintiff
John Icc,ok, defendant,
rs ctAacERY.
By Virtue ofA decree Of the County cour.
Of Gtlnier county, entered In this case At he
December term, 1874, we will sell by public
auction, TO tie highest bidder, at the front
door Of the Court llop e Of Gilmer county,
on the 9th day Of February, 1875, the same
being the ID dry Of the February term efthe
County Court Of said county, two tracts Of
land, situate 10 the county ofGilner, on TIE
waters ofLeading Greek, and sdiolaing each
otheri one Of said tracls contoiuiug
lU0k ACRES,
and the other containing
- lSt ACRES,
and particularly described In . deed IRON
the ptAinilif and wife " defendant McCook,
hled ~ sad couse,
Said sales will be made for sufficient cash
In hand 10 pay costs of suit aud expenses OF
sales, aaa the residue upon credit Of 4, 8
and y months, the purchaser giving notes
with good lerunIy lsr the deferred install.
meats, bearing Interest from the day Of sale,
4 + FLEMING,
N. NJ BENNETT,
janl1.4w Commissioners.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

H THE OLDEST MAs.-Mr. George
Weber died at bis residence near Green
Spring, Frederick county, Virginia
abou. two weeks ago. aged loo years.
He was probably the Methusulah oil
America, asthere was no doubt Of biz
having attaiued that age. Think Of
il, q man just dying who was born SC
long ago as 1903 eight years older
than The Declaration Of Independence.
Mr.. Weber was a native Of I'epusyl'
vania, but. emigrated to Berkeley
county when quite q young man, where
be resided until he removed several
ycars'ago to Frederick county. He
was present at the late Berkeley Cen.
tennial celebration and attracted much
tion.-Adrtinsburg iStalesuan.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

n BoRAx FOR CoLps.-A writer
in the Medical Record citesa number
n number Of cases 10 Which borax has
proved most eifectual remedy in Ger.
tain forms Of colds. He states that 10
sudden liOarseness or loss Of voice 10
public speakers or singers from colds,
relief for an hour or SO, as BY magic.
may be obtained by dissolyipg and
partially swallowing lump Of boraI
the size Of the garden pea, or about
three or four grains held 10 the mouth
for ten minutes befero speaking or..sing.
ing. This produces q profu3c score.
ton OF watering" Of tho mouth and
throat-probab!y restoring tho voice
ortouc to the dried vocals chords, just
as "wettius" brings back tho missing
notes to q flute when Il istoo dry.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

TT Bio IsvEsrmS.--Lloyd, tho
famous nlpp man, who made all The
maps for, General Grant and the Union
army, certificates Of whicl, he publish.
cd, las just Invented a way Of getting
q plato from aecl 80 rs 10 print
Lloyds slup Of American Continent
thowing from oceaa 70 oceaa.-on one
entire sheet 81 bank note paper, 40x5U
inches Jorge, onia lightning press, and
eolored, sized and vanished fer the
wall 80 asto stand washing. and mail.
ipg anywhere 10 tho world for 25 cents,
OF unyaiaisted for 10 cents. This
map shows tho whole United States and
Territories 10 a group, from surveys to
1875, with q million places 90 II, such
as towns, cities, villages, rnountaias,
lakes, rivers. streams, gold mines,
railway stations, 10. This MAP
should bs in every house. Send %
cents to the Lloyd Map Company,
Philadelphia, and you will &C., SeOPy
by return mail
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

uus received, but not to exceed SIS
On any license to act rs HaWker and
Peddler, Il the goods, wares and mer'
ehandiso be transported in a carriage
Of any description 300. 1.-THE good.
and chatlels be transported in any 9TH
er way than in carriage tue tax shall
be $25.
On every license for theatrical per-
formancs shall be $40 for eachweek, or
IS for each exhibition. Provided, the
tax shall not, for any one week, exceed
$50 And provided further. that the
provisions Of this section shall not ap.
ply to literary, dramatic or benevolent
societies.
Tho taI on every license to exhibit
circus shall be $40 for each exhibI
tiOn ; and on every license to exhibit a
menagerie go for each exhibition, and
on license TO exhibit any other public
show, IS for each exhibition.
4. Ii any person shall fail or refuse
to take out such license Us Is required
BY tbS tirss section OF this ordinance, or
shall fail or refuse to pay the amount Of
the tax an such liceusS. SO Imposed as
Aforesaid within i've days from the is.
suing Of the said license by the Asses.
sor or other proper officer, be shall BE-
liable to q fine Of not less than S3 nor
ulore than $40. recorcrably by war.
rant bcf 70 lbe Mayor 10 Ike mssReF
as other fines are recoverable.
5. 1t shall be tho duty Of the Ser
geaut Of the said town, on the failura
or refusal of any person TO pay the
amount Of the tax assessed against him
upon bis license aforesaid, 10 di.train
the property Of such person, or SO
much thereof us may b. necessary TO
pay the tax aud cost OF distraiu, aud
proceed to make the amour. by sale, as
in the case Of an execution; aud shall
be entitled to the same fees us for lay.
ing an execution.
0, All licenses authorized under thii
ordinance shall expire on the both day
Of April next, after tho commencement
thereof.
This ordinance shall DO In force from
and after its passage.
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AN Ordinance in regard to Licenses.
Alnnted Dee |. 1874.

An ORDINANCE in regard to Licenses.
Adopted Dec ], 1874.
30 Il ordained BY tho Mayor, Recor-
der and Aldermen Of tho town Of Yves.
ton, 1t shall DO tho duty Of all persons
who are required BY law 10 take out a
State license for the purpose OF carry.
log on any business, or pursuing any
trade or calling within the limits Of tue
town Of Weston, aud also such other
persons as arc hereinafter named. to
luke out license from said town, and
10 pay such tax on said licences as is
hereinafter provided.
9, Any person desiring such license
shall obtain from the Clerk Of the town
Council, certificate Of the amount Of
tag ohargeable thereon. for which Ger.
tiiicate or the transfer Of any license,
the Clerk shall be entitled to . fec Of
fifty cents, upon the production Of such
certificate to tho Sergeant hc shall re.
cicvO the tax imposed and grant 70.
ciept therefor gu said certificate, which
certificate 80 recqipted shall DO suih.
cient license to tho person or person.
to whom IL was granite. Provided
however, that all applications for licen.
SEES to sell intoxicating drinks shall BE-
made 10 the town Council aud Il
granted a cory Of their order shall DO
endorsed on Tue certificate, and the
applicant shall execute bond TO be
prepared BY tho Clerk in a penalty OIL
SO, 900 with ono or moro securities to
30 approved by tho Council. Condi.
toned according to tho laws Of West
Virginia, and made payable to The
town of Weston, and for each viola
ton Of any ono Of the conditions there.
Of shall pay q iino Of not less than one
nor more than ten dollars to DO reooy-
cred recovered by warran. before tho
Mayor.-The said Clerk shall 10 en-
titled to fec Of City cents for each
bond SO executed to be paid BY th.
party executing tho samc.
8. There shall DO levied and col
lec,ed annually Of the several persons
obtaining license as aforesaid the
taxes following to wit:
On every license to keep o hotel 8
per centum per annum upon The year
iy value Of the premises occupied fol
that purpose.
On every license to furnish drinks or
refreshments at a public theatre, 500.
On every license to sell apirituous
liquors, wiues or other intoxicating
drinks at wholesale, Sl0U.
On every license to sell at Wholesale
or retail ,spirituous liquors, wines or
other intoxicating 4 riuks, 300.
% every lieease to sell at retail do.
nestle wines, porter. ale, beer ..os
drinks of like nature. $50.
0u every license to keep billiard
table or table Of Ike kiul fOr public
use or resort Sl0U.
On every license 10 keep bowling
alley for public resor! or use. 500. :
On every license 10 keep . basatelle
table or table Oflito kind for public use
or resort S25.
On every license 10 practice tho bus.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

Eg- Dr.. A. N. DESr ha, located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of his profession. Having attended .
thorough course Of lectures a. Startling
Medical College, after an experience u
twelve years as practical druggist. tbs
Doctor has obtained not only IN ac.
curate knowledge Of diseases, but also,
from his long experience as a druggist,
understand, perfectly, tho properti esof
msdiclurs, aud their application in The
treatment Of disease. The Doctors
office is one door above Chalfan.'s
Store. All calls, nigh. and day.
promptly attended to.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

To M.s,rs. Jonas 9. sehrad.r, J. D. Price,
n. u. Huffman. Louis u. llummels, John
N. burns and John y. Roller;
Take Not &C, that on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1915. between the hours Of 0 In tho
iore6oon and 5 IN Tho afternoon ofthat diy,
at the dwelling hou5e OF Que Frances u.
Dobbsn,, Ia Holly District, known as Dis.
trict No. ,, In The county Of Webster aad
State OF West Virginia, | shall proceed 10
take the dcpoSilioas Vi Cornelius q. Ceol,
Joseph lIanuah aud Others, to beused ~ ev.
idence In my behalf 10 u ctrtiia suit 10 .equ.
ity depending III tue circuit court Of tue faid
county Of Webster, wherein | an plaintiff
and you are defendants. Aud ifir0m aay
cause the taking otthe said dispositions shall
not 10 commenced. or ltius commenced
should not be completed gu that day, The
taking OF the same will be adjourned from
day u day aud from time " limo, at the
satne place and between The game hOart, IN.
III the said dtpoiiilons shall 10 completed
Given under ny hand thu let day stPsb.
''A''' '''' ENoou CLIFTON.
s.xTf A..
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

ET slsoixo School -professoI
Wilson Of ,AlcKeesport Pennsylvania,
will open a singing school on Monday
ieyenins, tho llth inst. Allare inyl,
ted to attend at that time. 1Ielwill
give II lessons; aud az tho ond Of the
session will give vocal and instfu
mental concert. Tic Professor comes
10 Us highly recommended aud we've
10 doubt 10 will give entire saiisfac.
.tion. ..--s-a 4bnd ll.i JfIrirT
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

~ LIT no man be too proud Il
work,-lHtno man be ashamed Of
hard dst or q sun.burnt countenanc'
let him be ashamed only Of ignorance
and sloth. Let no man be ashamed o
poverty; le. him only be ashamed Q
dishonesty and idleness.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

b E1- TuR cost Of making a first.
class sewing machine is less than $l2,
and yet the Sowing NasLine ring is
now before Congress trying TO get an
other extension oftheir patent whereby
they can continue their monopoly and
continue to swindlo the people BY de-
handing enormous prices.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

HJDr. Bosp, who was 10 The drug
business here short time, and whv
lllyes near liockford, Harrison county,
was ia TO SEQ US on Monday last, aud
informed US that be wEuts Tue DEMo.
GRAF for lite. and sent to his friends,
after bis demises lt 70 Yo''
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

r. a REWARD Of Sl,0O0-S5o0
by the Governor aud $500 BY the
County Court Of KanaWll county-for
the arrest Of John and William Belch-
81 has been offered. John has been
brought in, and William will soon be
caught, as q number Of yigilant parties
are on bis trail.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

sg- Norrcs. Til. regular Annual
meeting of tho Stockholders Of the Ma.
tional Exchange Bank Of Weston,
West Virginia. for the election Of Di.
rectOrs, will be held az It's Banking
lIOase IN Weston, on Tuesday, JAnua'
~ 12sh. 1875.
D. NJ. BAtlrr. Cashier.
Weston Dec. 18th "a, 4u
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

lE DE4rn.-Mr. Afford, whom
We mentioned last week received ipja.
riss from wagon running over him,
has since died from effects Of the acct.
.dept,--tIe leayesa large family and
many many friends. who have the sympa-
thies Of our entire community. I'D
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11
resolutions or Condo lenoe /.

wnERrAs, Under the dispensatiOu Of
au, all.wise Providence. Brother
Isaac j. Posr, Of Orion Grange No
d. Al. has been called from this life to
serve in . Grange not made with
q hands, eternal in tho Heavens, where
all is peace and love. under The
government ofour Divine Master,
therefore
Resided, That in, tho death Of
Brother Post. this Grange has lost .
worthy member; that we will ever
cherish him iu grateful remembrance.
and strive to emnlsle his many virtues
Reeoieed, That tho bereayed family
have our hearted. sympathy in ilieil
deep affection, and that God, who Is u
very present help in trouble. can heal
the wound Ills hand has inflicted.
Resoipea, That these resolutions be
published in the WESTON DEMocRAr;
and that Buckhaunon and Spencer pa.
pers please copy. o
Reotteci; That one copy. be sent 10
the bereayed family.
i'a D. T. PErEnsoS,
W. Il. JACKSON, Committee.
w. W. FooLE. pg 5t
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

~ TuE question for discussion at
. recent meeting Of scientists was.
"What travels fastest, heat or cold 7"
TWAS decided in faver Of heat, as ma.
ny had often been able to catch cold.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

F 'sQurpr KETTLE, who resides 10
the Huttor Valley, Randolph county
killed a white deer on the ~ Of De-
cember. Our informant soys there
was not'a hair on it but what was per.
fsc,ly White.-BecllaRaon Daia.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

H UsIyERsAtlsM.-Large crowds
have been attracted to the town.hall
for the last week, tohear the talented
Rev j. NJ. II. Smith on Universal
ism. Ho flled the course oflecturcs
and sermons, as announced heretofore.
We were unable to attend all of,them,
but from what We heard, bis sermons
have been very fine. He will preach
Sunday, the 10th inst !. morning even
ing and night; aud will then close bis
course Of lectures.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

eg NorioE is hereby given "to all
the world and tho rest Of mankind"
that We are prepared 70 furnish u,
good -four, ut as low rates as any mill
in tho country; and do as good Gus.
tom work. Give US call.
BARsn 4 DErANoRS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

cJ- TAKE NoricE II will furnish
Pianos and Organs. any style desired,
for the lowest cash price,. on terms to
suit purchasers one or two years time
Il you wautit. Caa furnish tue bes.
Instruments much cheaper than any
travelling agent. Sample Instruments
always 90 hand. Callan examine H.
slrutnents, or address,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

W suaup the good aud evil deeds
that YOU have done the past year. Albal-
auss shec, Of morality should be made
out, and any suggestion for improve
ment thereby gaiued, ought to DO q
subject ofresUlutions. lG
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

ET IT is rumored here that,,a man
was killed in Braxton county by hor.
SEES running away. We have no par
ticalurs yeti; and can't get any infor-
nation about The matter.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11
~ TuEnEis a. new game cOmiul

II TnEREis anew game coming
into fashion among young loyers-a
pleasant pastimo for winter evenings
II ia called Nudge" The couple
seat themselves at a discreet aud be.
coming distance, when the 'nudging
begins They keep on nudging till
hey can't get any nudger. Then tho
game il out. n. Il.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

HIs order 10 carry out the silly
law Of Congress, passed at It's last scs.
sion 10 regard to postage on papers,
that body has made an appropriation Of
$50, 600 70 buy seals for post masters
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

Raisin, and curants at 3tinkman',.
Fruits Of all kinds at Hrinkmau's. ~
Dried Peaches at ~ cents 3 pound, and
llominy at Btinkman's. VIA
Essences and Flayorins extracts Of all
kinds at Brinkman's.
Patent psanut.ht llrinkman's.
Salt!. Salt! salt! Al
Brinkman's.
Goods sold at Granger, Prise, OF Brink.
mans.
Fresh Pickles q, Brinkmm's.
lIagerstown Almanac, tSr tale At Brink
mans.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

eT CousrkRFElT.-And now comes
the word from all over the lpud that
che country is flooded win counterfeit
currency. Of every denomination, So
look out ~ .
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

9u WPockrr PtcKrso.--Mr. Henry
Gregory, ashoe maker working at the
! East End had his pocket picked Of
$3.50 on last Tuesday. He laid
down III the chop, aud went % sleep,
during wai,h Tins tona thief slipped
10 aud robbed hin. -Ctark.t4rg 2sle.
! qndni. ...llail.a ~ ln alA.l.In-..
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

ET INTERNAL REvEsuE CoLLEc-
rloSs IL WEsr VIRGINIA. have
reliable information that it is,inteudcd
hereafter 10 hold Deputy Collectors Of
Internal Revenue, stately responsible
for the condition Of the divisions under
their charge. The dcsite Is TO have
the laws vigorously and impartially en-
forced, and if violations Of Revenue
laws are not stopped aud tho perpe-
traitors brought 10 justice, II will be
considered sufficient cause for the re.
moyal Of those having charge oflhello-
colity where violations occur. Super.
visor, P. W. Perry viii DO grateful for
any assistance o. information which
lead to the detection Of ftaud, or to the
exposure ofincUmpcten or unfaith-
falness ofany Internal Revenue officer
In tho district, His Office ista! Hal
eigh, North Carolina.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

EE GoOp.-we wcrc informed the
other day Of a 'good thing" that
should not be lost. A certain gentle;
man whom we will call John, BY some
means or other had Que Of bis eyes
skinned. AT the supper table in one
Of our hotels, ''hard times" was the
theme Of conversation; and one gcu-
,lcman present said Eyes, John,
there, seems to keep his "eye skin
ned" Every ono was convulsed with
laughter, and our friend Of the sore
eye bore it;patiently as could be cx-
pccted. Both parties are well known
hereabouts. - s.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11
AS oaDisascs repeating certain Ordi.

Az URplSANcH repeating certain ordi.
nanccs. aud for other purposes.
Passed December /, 1874.
De it ordained BY the Mayor. Re.
cordcr and Aldermen VI the town ol
Weston, Tia. all the preceding ordi'
nabscs shall 10 in force from aud alter
The passage Of this ordinance i; aud all
ordinances or parts Of ordinances COM.
ing in conflict with the foregoing ordi.
nances us herein published shall DO aud
are hereby repealed.
This ordinanc, ssall be in force from
and after lis passage.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11

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