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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

EJ- FlxE on WOLF Fork On
Saturday, the 18th inst, the Residence
Of John Whelan, Esq, on Wolf Fork
Of Skin Greek, 10 this county, was
destroyed by FIRE, together with all Of
its contents, including large quaint.
,y Of grain. bacon. &c. Mr. Whelau
was at work 10 bis clearing wien he
first observed the dre-Alrs Whelan
having gone to visit 4 neighbor So
rapid was the progress Of the flames
that nothing could be saved. A stack
Of hay. aud Il stable, abort distance
from the house. also caugh: FIRE; but
BY hard work, were saved 1t is sup.
pos.d that the ERE originated from
defective chiuuey.-At the time oil
writing this item, 4 number Of Mr..
Whelau's neighbors. aud several citi.
zens Of this place. arc at work erect.
ing a new dwelling for him. and BIZ
the 2sth inst. it Is said, lie will have
the pleasure Of walking into baud.
some hewn log house, heated on the
site Of the old one.-Mr. Whelan had
no insurance on bis property, and the
loss is 4 severe one to him.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

EF ITrYs FROM WEBSTER -Fhini
Wolf: We are having "the beautiful
SNOW" in the mountains Of Webster
Las, week tue peach buds we're swollen
uu,il the trees were red with bursting
bloom, and the bill sides were dvtlcd
with wild flowers C. Wsshiugron's
birthday was celebrated BY a big dance
at the Addison Hotel. Your friend
Ham Collins furnished the music. aud
d g the whisky Both were good
Our Couu,y board Of Centennial
Commissioners are actively at work
The County Court has appropriated
ESQ to all in shipping articles 10 be
out on exhibition At Phila Itlphil -
u ". Vincent l. Sous are preparing
to cree. u large saw.mlI Il. Hackers
Valley, which will prove paying in.
yc.tmrnt. Several houses are to be
erected there in the spriug.-By the
way. they I,1ye no blacksmith ut
hackers Valley. A good workman
would make money there.-rh1 mat.
rraoui4I narke, is dull; The girls seem
nfraid to take advantage Of their Leap
Years Rights. 60 for 'eIn. girls; 70
for 'eui! Manner.
WsL.ter CoaAty. FtJ "a
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

cT Tue PROPOSED IRIsu COLONY
The let.erof Rev P +. Burke. addressed
to US 4 couple Of weeks ago,in relation
to the proposed Iish colony.is matter
Of grea. Importance to the people Of this
county, and proper inducements should
be offered, to secure theu as new citizens.
There are abou. 200 families iu all.
who want to couC to this section Of the
State. aud every family wants farm
They are willing to take wild lands
Tor nearly SOY if they can get them at
4 fair price, aud on reasonable terms.
Bra1ton county.-iu tho persons Of
Judge Holt. Felix ]. Baxter. add 9th.
ers-is trying to cure this important
addition to their wealth aud popula.
ton; but Lewis county, it seems 10
Us, offers much better inducements than
Braxton, provided our landowners
pursue q liberal course With these pro-
posed new settlers. Two hundred fam
lilies means at least 1000 addition to
our population. aud III tue ueighb.t-
hood Of 800. 900 to our tpxable prop
et,y. Ii is a prizs worth striving for
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

EE TIE FlGsr WEDDING OF TIN
Cg>rsAslAL YkAs The first we'd
dug that bus occurred 10 Town siucr
the Legiuniug Of the cue hunLTcth
year OF our national independence.
took plsce at the residence Of Squire
y. II. p. Wsshbufuc, on TUESDAY
night. when Miss Florence Washburue
was united in marriage to james ?.
Cole. E:q., by Rev. 5. i. b, Ptickitt
A large number OF friends were prrs.
cut aud enjoyed the festivities OF the
occasion.-'rhe happy couple start in
life under suspicious circumstances :,
for not only are I'll J the ecu :
tenai.l couple" so far as Weston l.
Concerned, bu. they were msrr,ed gu
Westinghouse bilth.day-a day honor
ed by lovers Of good government, the
void over. TIE DEuocRAr tenders
its heartiest congratulations
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

EE A Book TO FAsY.Rs -McsSrs'
James p. Cole and John r Ryan
have purchased the righ, to cell. in the
counri.s Of Levi. and Harrison, F. +
Scou's improvement in farm fences.
The patent is one which will commend
itself to every farmer; for i. no, only
builds n better fence with half the la.
Dor incident to worm fence" bu, it
save, more than half the TIMBER
very desirable item, now. AT the
same time it makes n much stronger
aud 6rncr fence and its construction
il 80 simple that any boy can build it
A sample Of thi' admirable improve.
ment may be seen in the livery stable
yard Of Mr.. James P. Cole, in ,hi.
place.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

Yrnrs ofrxpcricucc md study in perfect
ing good Medicine, secured source OF
happiness IL Iai!InnS'
Dir, BONDS RHEUMATIC
IiN1MEWp
In M instant slul' aiI'l cmf'I 'hc most vio'
lent Achs Cramps, :'pnstas nr Pain that
mIy ryr,r in the inside Ur Cutside Of NSn,
Wumrn or enid,
ilurirrl4 have been cured -hnuhrrds have
inrd that if sriEyd with ncute RheumG-
riSm, Nerve Pains, Neuralgia, Pain in
s onmrh. Bowels, DiArrlIcn, and DysenicrJ,
GOlic, Coughs, Colds, ptins ia tile ) ide and
Back, Sure hrmt, :. hin or unensiness Of
my kind, IS To - drops Of the Iiuimcnt In
water vail afford inslau: rrllcf. aud the dose
repeated every hour will c:Icrt speedy
cure.
USED EXTERNALLY
It with found the most sale, expeditions
and powerful remedy in the world. lts nc
lion ia Al once felt, anA cdIrS are effected al
most instantaneous A great equalizer OF
the circulation, il literally dcmOllShrs pain.
Forwarded BY mail or express TO any and
all parts Of III, Halted States on receipt Of
price, put up in Fii1y Cent and One Dollar
liultlrs, with iul! directions inside Of wrap
per. Address,
Or. o, T. EOND Weston. ". Va.
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S307 40
Aaile Glare $40 J3t


Ey The PROBABLE WAR WITu
SpAlS.-Hr. Editor In The DEMO.
Graf Of August 9th, 1869, you pub
lishcd an article entitled "Our Egg
Chapter" in which you gavc pictures
of three remarkable eggs John G.
Jackson's Cannon egg; Levi P Fish.
er's Powder Horn egg; aud Marshall
Clark's Balloon egg. At that time
these eggs were regarded as prophetic,
as We we're then supposed to be on the
eve Of war with one Of the European
countries. The present condition Of
affairs at Washington indicates that i,
will be more through good luck THAI
good management il we escape trouble
with pain, and my idea is, that the
eggs to which refer prophccied the
war which now seems impending !
therefore request that you re.pubiisE
the pictures Of these famous egg. with
such remarks. as you may deem peril,
nent. SlLAs.
June Lep, Elrmry %.
Ia accordance with the wish Of our
correspondent, We re.publish as fol.
lows:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

E WAslilSGroN's BIRTHDAY. in
this place, was day Of great rrj"ic.
ing-to the school. children. No dem.
uus,rution whatever; and with the cs.
ception Of the fuct that the public
schools were closed. no notice what.
ever was made Of old Wash" or his
deeds. Weston people dou't throw
away any time on exhibitions ofp1iri-
o,i,ul; and tho fact is. We doubt
whether any Of them possess auy Of
that commodity.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28
Sale Or
Valuable Farming Lands
In Gillncr County.
]oggrss and Lively, Commissioners,

}oggrss and Lively, Commissioners,
vs.,
S. l.. Hays and B. F. Ross.
III pursuance Of 4 decree, made In tho
above named cause, at the fall term, 1850
the Circuit COdrt of G;mrr county, the IN.
dcrsivnrtl. SUI cinI commissioner appointed
for the purpose, will ntIcr for sale at public
auction, % the highest bidder, At the front
door Of tue Court House OF Gllmer couaty,
on
Saturday. .Ndrrh II. 1875.
That being tic FIRST day Of tho Circuit Court
SEVEN TRACTS OF LAND,
comprising what is known rs the
JOHN LONGSrRETH LAND"
A: ID being a part Of the John Morlan survey,
lot No. AZ, situate on Leading Greek, about
4 miles north OF GlenvIIc in said county.
Two Of said tracts cnniain 80 acrrs each;
one $50 acres ono OF l52 acres, one OF -
acres one OF So 3.i acF"s, aEd another or
%! acres.
Each OF said tracts are well wa'ered and
timbercd, and ARE valuable for cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE
One half cash 10 hand, the remainder on
credit of Sand 8 months. The purchasers
will he required 10 execute n0rs Tor The un-
paid purchase money, with good personal
security, bearing interest from date aid
the title will he retained until he further
order " the Court.
E4T- The plot Of said tracts, prepared by
Milton Norris, Surveyor, can lie seen AT tho
Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF
Gilner county.
WM Il LIVELY, Com'r.
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EF Tns Lewis CouxrY LEAD MlSE.

TT tbs LEWIS CouSrY LEAD NlSE.
Friend He5iHdia i saw 10 the
last issue Of 1'uG DENocRAr az article
headed LEAD Niue 10 Lewis eouu'y "
Now 10 corloborate the sslt.meut OF
Squire Turuer, | would say that when
l was boy often heard my grand
mother say that there was banl of
Indians, who h,J captured . whit"
m.u (xhose name have fOrgo.teu)
were either going up or down the We"
Fork river; aud when they came to the
mouth Of tho run (Stoue Lick) they
made 4 halt, and while some stood
guard over the prisoner, two, or :hrec
ven. up the run, aud were gone about
half an hour, when they returned with
. quantity Of lead ore, which they
moulded into rife balls After doug
this, they proceeded IN their journey
The prisoner. after some tiuc. made
bis escape from the savagcs, and gave
the above information. After | grew
up to manhood, often heard my par.
ents speak Of the same thing that ms
grand. mother used to tell.
GIoudE FISHER.
Nurphy's Creek, FEB %
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28
X OuR CouSrY BGIpGa.-'SQui

F OuR County BHrpGs.-'Squire
Washburuc has completed the new
bridge over Hackers Greek, uear the
residence Of George Lawson. The
work is highly spoken 81. as in every
way creditable to the contractor. Bu;
while the people arc pleased with these
necessary improvements, they suggest
that cOr,r,d Lrny,s are. in the cud.
uuch the cheapest. Eight or ten
years is given as The average durabiIi.
ty Of open bridges. while an ordinary
covered bridge generally lasts FROM IS
to 20 years 1t this be true, i, would
Le much better aud cheaper to pu, up
all our bridges upon the plan Of that
erected by Squire Washburue ut Jack.
g,uvilIe.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

rT Dr. GEORGE B. SIarsoN desires
ms TO state that he has now got his
business so arranged that he can at
tend to all professional calls-the firm
having SECURED the services Of COM
pe,cnt druggist. lie respectfully so.
i;cit| calls from the country, which will
receive promp, a',ention-night and
,lsy. When not at The store, the Doc
tor can b. FUN | Mt his residence (,he
dwelling f"rm"rlY occupied by Judge
Edmis,on) jus, below the Bank
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28
Xurphy's Creek, FEB %

H LENr.-The Right Reverend
]. ]. KAN, Roman Catholic Bishop Of
this Diocese, has issued pastoral let.
Ter TO hi. p ople. ia relation to the da'
ties incumb Mt upon them dar'
ing the LeuIen Season We take from
it The following synopsis:
/. The FIRST day Of Lent, Ash Wed.
nesd.y. falls this year on the 1st Of
March.
.. All the days Of Lent, except the
Sundays, rre fust days Of obligation.
8. An who have completed their
tventy.frst year, unless legitimately
dispensed, are bound to keep the fas,
Custom allows cup Of coffee, tea, or
thin chocolate, with tmall piece Of
bread, to DO taken in the morning
In the evening. collation. no. exceed.
ing the fourth part Of an ordinary
meal, is allowed. At this collation.,
meat is prohibited.
4. by di.pensaiion. the use Of Gesh
mea, il allowed on Sunday withou, re
.nictiou. and at the principal meal on
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, except Saturday in Ember
wee; (March ~ and Thursday aud
Saturday i / Holy Week.
S The use Of fsh and fesh meats
|, not permitted at the same meal dur
ing Lent.
6. All under 81 years Of age. those
who are engaged in hard work, the
sick and oonvalesceut. and persons wht
canun. last without serious injury tt
hs,lth. are exempt from fast. Per
son, excused from fasting on account
Of tender age. bard labor aud sickness
are not restricted to the use Of flesh
meA, at only one meal, 90 the days OF
which it is allowed. Those who en-
tertsin any reasonable doubt Abou
their obligation to fast or abstain. ough'
to spply to their pastors for advice Of
diIpensaIion.
All the Reverend Clergy who cat
leave home. are requested to be pres
ent At tho blessing Of the holy oils it
The Cathedral, on Holy Thursday a
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

ES SpaClL Nn5tcG We wish 10
say to those hat arc indebted to us
rhn, We want our money. Il is an i'm.
possibility t" do cuisines without mon
ey; sud all persons owing Us for goods
are requested To settle NJ once O"r
wants are such that "" m"HH business
Issrtlirm, nj il not mndG W the l>t ii
April. 1916 @e will put our accnnni>
cut for collection Ut once. Aud W.
wish to say further. tia, We intend t."
do cash business in the future. or
credit only those who pay up prompt
Iy. Any one wanting goods cheap for
cash can be accommodated by cnlling
on US. Respectfully.
AsplSALL ROuWGOUGn.
WeStOn, FrJrurrg 81.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

fF TmE PEoro,rn l!Isn CoL"NY
The Mar,iusbur. .N'G'csmdn copies !
nnr,iVn of Father lturkes letter to us.
and lnskes an effort TO secure the emf
grauts for Berkeley county. Lewis
must pay some attention to this matter,
or our more wide.awukc peighbors will
sccure the prizc.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28
list Of Real Estate

Irihin the county of Lris, Eold 10 the
month nj DrC.ruher, 1873, fur the nun-pay-
III, NJ Of inIcs theru" fur the year 1871, aud
purchased hy individuals:
.lirn, Janrs' hrirs, IS acres. on Ska
Creek Sta'r taxes ,! GEMS county taxes
n cents; township nI's u cents; mIai
taxes, interest, damage, commissions, he
f.r receipt Rnd advertising !. 10. Sold 10
Jacob &. Alkne.
Cox, I'm. T.. 4 acre, Georgetown; Stats
tar II cents; county tax l0rrmIR; township
tar q cents; total iaIes, interest, damages,
commissions, fee for receipt, and advertising
90 crnW-,oId III J Il. Il lneh.
west'nll, Il. y 70 ncrts, Bmcksys Fork Of
Little SXin Greek Stat. lar, 81 cents;
county rAI - cents; township iAI u cents;
total taxes, interest, damages, commissions,
lee for receipt aud advertising s. 26-sold
10 Daniel hcahler.
Gu!iurd. ThUG heirs 100 acres, right hand
fork KnnGwliA: State tAIrs s. Sc essnty
TAGS 81 81; lO~uIlip tAIrs - CT fetal
lakes, interest, da..agtS, commissions, fso
for r"rrip; aud drgIildng S.5 46-Isld 10
,lAAc Butcher.
lIay,aan, HTIIan ". &C l3t.l6O AeIe on
Cherry Camp Of KAuswhA; State TAI II
cents county lRI 81 cri township tar 81
cts; total taxes, interest, damages, commits
siuns, fee Tor receipt aud Rdvertiring, 81 -
sold 10 l:Rac Butcher.
Snidcr, Levin $50 acres on KanAWha river;
state tai So Al couR:y tAr 81 %; tsws-
Ship lax s. CO; total taxes, interest, da.s-
ages, commissions, ie. for receipt ani 81
ver,isins S!j 7s-.OIi TO Isaac Butcher.
!, A. ". WUUDfURU, Sheriff u tbs
county Of Lewis, do certify that the above
| list contains true account VI vii The Real
Estate within my euIuIy. which has Ltrn sold
by NE 10 indisIiualS during the YEAR 1878,
tor the uou-ray mtEt q Ta1rs thereon for tbs
year 1875 and lbe original owner oi any Sf
The Real Estate 80 sold Will VI ,Hiit!td " 70.
deem Tie same withiu one year from The lals
lheleUi--thai ID IL say, Gu Or before The 3rt
day Of December, 1876, Or II 40 proper de,d,
OF order Of Court or Of Judge, Lt ntaAs
within VEt year after the said tight 70 r.
deem shall expire, then such ON nrr may To-
deem At ray time bciUt, such deed ~ e:dar
shall he made. And HGy such tornsr s<Bes
who 10 IN infant, married S0TIAa, iHHaEs
person, or person Imprisoned nj tue tine Of
sale, may Tvdtcm within vnt year alter To
removal Vi tie disability or il any .urb
person own au undivided interest in lgch
Zeal Estate, be may redeem such lHlGsl
thin the kIfur iiuIe AUD tSyUUd The tiusa
specified the IiIht " redeem viii csAss.
Given under NY haul, lhiI ~ day VI De-
reHber, 1915, "
A. w. wOoDFoED, shsrl7.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

~ To THE LADIES OF HAcKgR's
CREIx.-A correspondent sends US a
'list Of the manageable men residing
near Hackers Greek post Office" He
gives u. their ages as we'll, but none Of
them seem striking, except that Of Col.
onel Kee. who is put down a. 10"
The following, our correspondent says,
are 10 tue market; aud the ladies are
invited TO take advantage Of their leap
year privileges. and sail in and get a
husband: W. B. Morrison, G. H.
Barnett, c. S. McWhorter, A. NJ.
Morrison, J. N. Barnett, G. G. Law
son, N. D. Morrison. G. W. Hinzmau,
c. G. Hersmsn, Colonel Kee, |. E
Morrison, Elias Lawson, W. F. Hers.
man, Marshal Goodman, Jacob Starch.
er, Frank Peters, John Boram, Isaac
Fox.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

- On. 4. II. DESr ha, located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of his profession. Having attended a
thorough course Of lectures a. S'erlind
Medical College, after an experience Of
twelve years as practical druggist the
Doctor has ob,uincd not only an ac'
cura,e knowledge of diseases, bu. also,
from his long experience As druggist,
understands perfectly, the properties OF
medicines, aud their application iu the
treatment Of discasn The Doctor
Gun be found at his residence 90 Ceatre
Street. nearly opposite the Court House
All calls. uight aud day, promptly at
tended to.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28
The Railroad Subscription.

Tug DEuocRAT reaches nearly CIV.
.ry house in Weston and vicinity, and
In order to present to the people som=
u.a,emeuta Of importance 10 relation to
the proposed railroad subscription
ION which the vote is to be taken
February 26) We issue our paper two
DAYS earlier than usual.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

Ey LoCL LEGISLATIVE EEcnLLEC
rIoXs -SoUn atirr the close o! ono u:'
the Radical Legislatures. at Wheeling
before the accession to Legislative
privileges Of even respectable minor.
iry If Democrats. 4 memorandum book
was found on tho cars Ut Grafton,
which it was then said was the proper
ty Of one Of the delegates from this por.
ton Of tho State. Upon one Of its
pages we're the following statement of
receipts and expenditures during the
session.
nyrrpR KpYnRTyD
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

Et' By tho report Of the Sup"rin
tcmlcnt Of tho Hospital for the Insane.
for lSGS.--a synopsis at which was
published 10 TuE DEMncRAr in Febru-
ary, 1869. VIC notice that The "avrr.
ass number Of patients umler treat
mcni' for 1868, was 1872 In Frbru-
AIRY this year there are ,enrly 400.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

cT BALrINoRE CATTLE Market
From the market report this week We
quote as follows: Very best on sale
5sa6t; generally rated first quality
4Yu5l ; medium or good fair quality
4a41; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows 3a34; general average Of the
market A. extreme range Of prices
3a65; most Of the sales were from
4to54 The cattle we're from the
following States: Virginia 365 ;
West Virginia 81; Ohio jG3; Ten.
ncssce IS; Maryland lls; Pennsyl'
yauia So. Total. 1883.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

c5- A CAkD-7o Whom il Nay
Conrern.-This is TO certify th"t $. 4
Barrett. OF Weston. is my only author
ICED agent for the sale of the Pcloubct,
PcIton 4 Conrany's Standard Orgaus'
for Lewis and u'!j"iniug countics.
JuuN NJ. HALE, PttsbarJ. Ia.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

ET MARROW ESCAPE John G.
Adkins, our popular blacksmith, met
with narrow escape the other day.
He was sharpening pick for a color
ed man, when a spark from the forge.
few into can Of powder the boy had
Get down near the anvil. There was I
Fourth of July for second or SO and
now John is without beard, eyebrows
or ye.lashes, and i, almost ba!d-hraded.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

Es- New Yk.Es CALLS being in
order, Mrssrs John Il Ryan & Co .
desire to call upon all Indebted I"
them 10 call aud settle at once. All
accounts for the odd year must BE-
Strengthened during the prcssn, month.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

TT TIE CLARKspuRG Nrws.-Wa
have received the initial number oil
The ClarksJurg Mws-a handsomely
gotten up Democratic Journal, just es.
tablished in Clurksburg, by Winfield
Scott. Esq: Mr.. Scott is young law.
yer of high standing. and gentleman
Of very considerable ability. The
Neps bears the impress of success, BY
its neatncss in typography, and the
genuine newspaper tact displayed 10
its first number. We extend our most
kindly greetings TO our friend Scott !;
aud trust that the Democracy of Har.
rison will give to bis enterprise that
liberal patronage which it merits aud
which they are so able to afford.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

On GnoKGs Is, hloRHis. vi the drm
Of Morris. jarrett & Hall. Dentists.
341. 9Th Avenue, Pi,tsburg, Pa. will
visit this place twice ycur-sprine
and misunderstanding others report
Ia the contrary,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

EJ- Rsv. Mn. LovErr. Of this
county. recently closed Protraeted
meeting at POiu; Pleasant Church,
UpshuF county. q! which there were
81 conversions.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

Goto J. A. Barns' AID get the best
aud cheapest groceries in Weston.
Barns has = 6ne assortment. Of
Christmas Goods.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

The best candies iu Weston at J
A. Barns
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28
TEST VIRGINIA UNIV -RSIfT,

Full instructions, under able and eIperisa-
ced professors, in different depAr,mona,-
Literary. Scientific, Agricultural, Engineer
ing, Military aud Preparatory. Practical
Trlrgrapuy and Vocal almsic have recently
burn added An excellent Library and niue
supply of Apparatus. Lnrcs culiec,i' nt Of
Geology, NinrrnlOry, CUnrhOlUgr, anu Pa
Iennivln.y Expenses moderate. 1srns
begin: Fall, Sept. ,, Winter Dec. 2, Spring
March II.
ALEX. MARTIN, President.
Morssn;own. W. Va, aug74
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-28

Essences Of all kinds at J. A.
Rarns.
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Go to J. \. Barns for your Cauucp
Fruit.
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LadicE. you can get good boulevard
Skirt at Ross 4 Vaudctuor.'s for 50
cents.
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Best quality Of Tea at ]. A. Barns
Choice mince-mcat peach butter aud
annie butter for sale at j. A. Barns.
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Fresh bread every day At J. A.
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D. W. ASSAwALT /, fully prepared
TO DO ali Kind, u work il bis line, we'll, al
reduced prircr. JIb. tIHcn by contract or
otherwise, az parties mly dr,i"r, Paints
Oils, h.. Always On hand, leaTe your or.
Iers a. Elnl;slou / b4fe's Drug Sore, or
address,
ID " AyylE Mnstna.
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A good stock Of Groceries constantly
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WeIon, February 81.