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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

Fl DrAru or MElos JAcksos.-
Tho sad intelligence of the death oil
Meig, Jackson reached Clarksburg, OF
Thursday. lie died ut his residence in
Nevada, Missouri. on wednesday eve
ming, I'D lu,t, Of pneumonia. aieigs
jackson wa' horn ia Clarksbure 10
1913, and was The 500 Of the late Major
James u aud Mrs Caroline Jackson.
When he grew up he studied law aud
commenced the practice of bis profess.
iod in Washington City. in 1864. Iu
1865 10 returned to Clarksburg and
associated himself with lion. g. S.
Lewis. aud soon obtained lucrative
practice. In 1860 he removed to Ne.
vada. Missouri. where he soon attained
distinction at the bar. Shortly after
ho settled in Missouri. 10 returned to
Clarksburg aud married an estima ble
young lady Of this place, who accompa.
MED him to bis ueE home. 10 The
autumn of 1874 he returned with bis
family to Clarksburg, aud remained
until October, 1875, When he and his
family returned to Missouri. Mr.
Jackson was q genial. warm hearted
gentleman who made friends Ofall with
whom be came in coutact He had
fue legal aud literary attachments.
His personal integrity was Of the high.
eat order His industry was very
great, and he Sus fast rising to distin.
guished cmincuce as a jurist. lie was
the grand sou Of II9u. John G. Jack
son, who became SO distinguished 10
the early history Of Clarksburg' He
leaves q wife and one little sou, and a
mother, brother and sister, and numcr
Gus, other relatives aud friends to mourn
his sdeath lie was NelIi known
and we'll beloved by oil cur citiEeus
His remains will reach Clarksburg this
morning and will DO inferred in the
family buryiag ground. -Ciarkth1r9
TNtgrn~, k,trh 81.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

E6- VERY APpRopRIArE.-The bill
fixing the time for holding the United
States District Court 10 this State, was
passed by the House, ba. when it wen,
to the Senate. on motion Of Senator
Eimuuds. Of Vermont, il: was referred !,
and died 10 Committee. The reason
assigned for this i, the fact that, had
tho bill passed. tho time Of Federal
Court at Clarksburg would have come
in conflict with tho April term Of the
County Court Of Lewis county. Sena-
tor Edmuuds, being aware of this cir
cumstancc. communicated it to the Sem
ate. whereupOn the bill was immedi.
atcly referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary, without debate.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

LET TIE Town ELECTION BY ref.
erenoc TO IN advertisement printed
elsewhere in this paper. it will be seen
tina. on tho 1st day Of May our voters
will be called upon to elect their
municipal officers and school commits
sioncrs. As get no candidates have
been brought forward for the variou.
po sitions but we prcume that in the
fuliness of time, they will appear ia
the flesh.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03
Al GI05me anal Abroad.


"'Rah fur the Yoonium!"
Federal Court i, in session.
The present term of the County
Court, isa Grand Jury term.
Dr.. VIM. j. Bland is confined to bis
room by sickness.
The Board Of Directors. Of the
Asylum, meet at that institution. on the
18th.
N. NJ. Tcrrcl! is a candidate for
Sheriff IN UpShur county.
Dr.. Simpson will now give his
entire attention to the practice Of
medicine.
And now they say We will have hard
times until 1917 Of course they
know.
DR. Camden received a handsome
pair Of slippers last week, from some
unknown Tri.nd, for which he is much
obliged
Gilmour Sims, formerly Of this place.
is spoken Of as candidate for Sheriff
Of Mineral county. llurrah for
"Gl."
Rev. P. F. Burke coutemplatcs
tour to his native land-and possibly
through Eugland, France aud Italy.
during the latter portion Of this yeur.
The up,i'gumblins feeling has risen
so high 10 Wheeling that people DON,
rise until eight o'clock for fear Of
infringing on tho statute prohibiting
seTeu.up.
At the recent term Of the Circuit
Court Of Upshur county, George
Brown. negro boy. was sent to the
Penitentiary for two years, for burg.
lary.
1t is being remarked by the "olles'
inlabi,ant" in country districts just
now, that the high mud mark has
never, during the past 100 years,
reached its present line of altitude.
Mr.. John Highland, of West Nil.
ford, caugh. pike the other day weigh.
Ing twenty-five pounds, and the day
following one weighing ten pounds.
aud also another weighing eight
pounds.
There was very remarkable we'd
ding over on Turkey Run, in Upsbur
county, the other day. Little Davy
Ours aud Miss Emma Brake we're
united 10 the holy bonds Of matrimony.
They arc IS and Is years Of age.
We learn from the Delta that ar
rang.ments arc being made to secure
the services Of Rev. George NJ FIem-
ing. (brother of Hon Robert +.
Fleming. Of Glcnvillc) for the Pres.
by,erian Churches at Buckhannon aud
Weston. Mr.. Fleming is one of the
most talented ministers 10 the State.
Jacob Curper is appointed post
master at Strange Greek. Braxton
county, vice j. S. Savage. resigned.
The office at Sclbyville, Upshur county.
is discontinued the papers 60 to Rock
Cave. The Office at Per>iuger's Run,
Nichola, county. is also Discount uued ;
the papers go to Nicholas Cour. House.
At Moorefeld, on Tuesday. Frcdric
Bean, on trial for killing Tilgham
Wilbur, was convicted of murder in
the FIRST degree. The jury fixed his
punishment at Imprisonment for life,
the laws Of West Virginia giving the
jury power to designate the sentence.
The murder was of unusual atrocity
and was clearly proved Wilburu was
MarylandNr, aud n member of one of
tue federal Maryland regiments during
the late war.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

HHCRRAn ron WooppELL -
Champagne. ginseng laws, and road
bills have all los. their charms for
friend Wooddell. of PocahOntas. lie
writes TO a friend. 'One is sou and
the other is u daughter. They arc
just one DAY old. The boy is a Dem.
ocrat (not disorgauizcr J" Mr.. W.
has our congratulations, aad We pre-.
sumo he has the satisfaction Of knowing
that au intcrposition oE,hc veto power
will not change tho result this limo.
-Re1ister.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

G5 REAovAt.-JOhn r. Ryan &
Co. desire to inform their friends and
customers that they have removed to
the store.housc nearly opposite Raj
e,on's. where, in larger aud better
quarters, they will be the better able
to accommodate their customers. Call
and see them.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

EJ CALL Mr.. Chalfaut has been
missing bis corn lately; and a night
or two ago be found that the peculator
had dropped his watch chain, while
engaged in his burglarious operations.
The jewel can be had by calling upon
Mr. Chalfant.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

g CLosIp.-About all the public
schools of the county have closed for
tho winter session; and the teachcrs.
who have labored assiduously teach
ing the young idea how to shoot" are
swarming 10 upon the Sheriff aud his
deputies for their we'll earned ding.
bats"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

S TUE LITERARY SocIErY.-Thc
young men Of Weston have formed a
Literary Society, to meet every Friday
night in the lecture room Of the Acad-
envy. Il. S Bland, Esq was elected
President, and John Hamilton Seerc-
tnrr
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

RI DrssoLvED.-By an advertise.
ment printed elsewhere in this paper,
it will be seen that the firm Of George
B Simpson & Co. has been dissolved
DR.. Simpson retiring. The bu'i,
ness will be carried on rs heretofore
by Peterson Brothers.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

@ Close BrpurSo.-Thc St.
Charles Hotel, at CIarksburg. was sold
the other day. to q Mr.. Clifford. for
$4,000. Sheriff Woodfori. of this
county, had bid S10.0O5; but tho las,
dollar seemed to more than "sizs bis
pile"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

TT DIX. J. II. DAvlssoS, Of Jane
Lew, has located at Warsaw, a -four.
iahing town Of about 1000 inhabitants,
in Indiana Of course We ,regre. to
lose SO promising aud useful citizen
but We congratulate our lloosier neigh.
b,rs upon their gain.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

EFLEAD IN BGAxroS-A correspon-
den, of the Mountaiucer, says: ln a
portion Of ". II. Berry's farm that
extends down the river below the Bull.
town bridge, lead mine is said to
exist. The legendary existence ufthis
mine was first revealed to tue whites by
o girl who was captured on the head of
the Tygarts Valley river, by party
of lndiaus who brought her across the
country to the Little kauuwha river.
where they tied her in came and
proceeded down the river 10 where the
min, is said to be located, aud the
indians went to it and procured what
lend they wanted, These Indians be.
loused to tho great Algonquin family
and were cncampcd for u number OF
years on the bottom lands now owned
and occupied by Mr.. John Curreuco
Tues, Indians were headed BY chief
named "Bull" and were afterwards al!
murdered by party Of whites from
Randolph county. Ever since tina,
time this place bus borne the inap2t'.
pirate naus Of RuIl!own.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

NJ UNITED BRETHREN CONFERENCE
The following arc tho appointment
made by this Conference for this Dis
trict:
S J Graham, Presiding Elder.
Buckhannon StaIion-W b Bargcr
Buckhannon Circuit-C X West
fall.
Lcwis-C II Cox.
Freeman's Creek " Boggess.
West Milfori-J " Miles.
philippi-C Hall.
New lutcrest-R Wood.
Danvillc-M Geriug.
Preston-1.evi Cross.
Glade-J W Shumaker:.
Hessvlle-A Z llalteruau.
Barbour-S T Westfall.
Grafton Station-E Barnard.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

ES' Srocx CATTLE IN LEwrs CoUy-
rY.-Mr. a NJ. Smith, Of this place,
one Of tho most experienced cattle deal.
ers iu this region, Informs US that there
is a great scarcity Of stock ca,Il. in
Lewis, aud, 10 fact, all the grazing
couutics' in the State. Prices are up;
aud there is no doubt. in Mr. Smiths
opinion. but that they will be much
higher. lie accounts for this from
several reasons: tho scarcity Of feed
Tor two or three years past; tho host
Of new buyers who now conc to this
State from Ohio and elsewhere and
the fact that too many farmers are now
turning their attention to horse rails.
ing. Mr.. Smith estimates that almos,
a brigade Of cavalry could be mounted
10 this county BY our surplus horses.
without taking head that is actually
needed. If we could have young
war just nov, aud have the honor Of u
few first cluss raids. it would result. in
more cattle and less horses.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

KolSoEIi March y.
ur. Wo1indIn: Thinking that the upper
portion Of the county is entitled to some Of
the county Offices, We respectfully announce
Ar. n. G. RUlIRBOUGll. of Collins Set
tleuent District, a. candidate for Assessor
Of the I'd District ofLcwis county, subject 10
tho decision Of the County Democratic Con.
rsplioa, should one be held.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03
yaia1l}I5 faF1iiag Lads
Eli Braxton CousI.y.
G. y. Hail, I,.ainl:I,

4. y. Tail, Plaintiff,
~.
Bsnisah Ercncr ct al. Defendants.
rs CHAScFET.
Pursuant TO decree entered 10 the Hhoro
styled cause by the Circuit Court ofI'rart0n
county, on the alst OF August, 1874, the
undersigned, as Special Commissioner, will.
on The "a day Of NAY, 1876, that being
Court day for said county, in front OF the
court house door Of said county. proceed 10
sci! the trhct Of
395 Acres OF Land
in tic ill and proceedings of sud cause
mentiorc |, rs the residue OF 100 acres, Eitu-
ate in said county ,vu tie - Fork OF Steer
Greek. II: public auCticn, to tho highest i'd
der, for cash in l'Hnd to pay tie costs fthi'
suit, md expense Of sale, and the residue On
. credit Of 8 and - months, thSing from the
purchaser notes bearing interest from dre,
with good personal security, retaining \ lieu
on the land as further security.
NJ 7. FRAME.
Sreeia! Commissioner.
March 14-4w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

GF Rav. r. i IIuGu&., ii. ncs
Presiding Elder of this District, will
hold his first quarterly meeting at
Weston, commencing on the lst, and
closing on the Cd of April.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

EFKICHARD MAXWELL, WHO las
resided in Weston for several years
past. died in Clarksburg last week.
lie was one Of the hest shormakcrs in
the State. lie had been in the employ.
men, Of john Il. Ryan & Co for several
wears,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

ET- SERIOUS AccIDESr.-Mr. David
Liuger, Of Rush Run, met with a Sc.
we're accident few days ago. lie
was chopping wood, when by some
means the axe slipped, and struck his
leg below the knee. nearly severing it.
Dr.. Dent was called and dressed th e
wound. He reports Mr.. Lingcr as
doing we'll.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

1T Dr.. D. WARD, DENTIST. will
be at tue Bailey House in Weston on
the eth Of March, and remain 6 days
All work warranted for Eve years.
Come for Patchwork on the first days.
Having years Of experience, satisfaction
is guaranteed.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

SrsclAL NorlcE We wish to
say to those that are indebted to US
that We want our money. 1t is an i'm.
possibility to do bushes wi,hou. mon
cy; aud all persons owing US for good,
are requested to settle at once. Our
wants arc such that We mean business
II settlement is not made by the LIST Of
April, 1876, We will put our accounts
out for collection at once. And We
wish to say further, that We intend to
DO cash business 10 the future, or
credit only those who pay up prompt
ly. Any one wanting goods cheap for
cash can be accommodated BY calling
on US. Respectfully.
AsrryILL & RouRBouGu.
Eeaon, February 81.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

wEsFos, Feb. 10, 1876.
Ma. wor71xpIY Please announce that Mr.
THOMAS MULLADAY, Of Court House
District, will be candidate tor The office Of
Assessor Of the Second District OF Lewis
COUNTY, gutjrcl 10 the decision the County
Democratic Convention, should one b. held i.
And oblisc, MANY VOTERS
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

ES CENrgNHlAL REsOURcEs-A
CoW has ScGeMteem Gales. "A geutlo.
man residing III this place, last fall sent
COW out to Ben Urbach's farm. near
town, for the winter. Ben noticed
that the animal was sick, and kept
getting worse, aud he used all the rem.
eiies known. but without effect. ii.
uulIy. on Saturday last, the old COW
gave up the ghost. Curiosity had
been excited 10 relation to tho animal,
for the rcasou that even the Oldest in.
habitlut had failed to ascertain her dis.
case and after her death, it was de-
cidGd to hold post mo'iem examina'
ton. This was accordingly done !;
when, to the astonlshmcnt of all
bchOlders. it was discovered that had
she lived, she would have given birth
to Seecntcea caireS; for there they
were. all perfectly formed, One Of
the number. however. was much larger
than the othcrs.-This incident can
be easily proven and it goes 10 shoy
how abundant arc the resources Of the
new State 10 the Centennial Year.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

@ BRAXroN MARKET QUOTATIONS..
AT Braxton Court House butter is
quoted at IL cents, eggs 6 cents. ducks
Is ccats, "old hens" II cents, and
"old ROSTERS" Is tcnts 4 piece. Ma
pie sugar Is cents, feathers 40 cents,
and beeswax Is cents. No wonder
eggs are only 6 cents per dozen 10
Brnx,On. The following item in the
NOuntaineer czpla rs the reason:
Editors .NoWtaineer.-The follow
ing is the number of eggs purchased
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

EJ- GARDEN SEEDs.-Aspinall 4
RohrbOugh have jus. received a large
assortment OF the celebrated Ferry
Garden Sceds-all kinds-said 70 be
the best and cheapest 10 use. Try en-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

On GEoRGs Is Mouths. Of the firm
Of Morris. Jarrett & HALL, Dentists.
S4l. 9th Avenue, Pittsburg. Pa. will
visit this place twice ycar-spriug
and misunderstanding others report
10 the contrary
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03
JUSTICE-FREEMANS CREEK
DISTRICT.

Mr.. %ofiadin Please announce that our
present efficient Jsstice, GEORGE ".
STRtCKLEl,, will 10 supported for re cleo
tisn. by MANY VOTERS.
Ffetmda's Greek, March %
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

ES REMnvAL.-"Josh' Wilkinson
desires to iuform,hc public tina, he has
removed to his new stOrc.houSe, four
doors above his old stand lie wants
to see everybody, and tell them all
about il
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

P'SSSt wv NV" Va A"Suhohat" ~ tS"H
Mrs, Fisher and the rest Of the family
will leave for Richmond this week,
where they will permanently reside.
john Cock, sou Of George Cook,
Esq Of Roanoke, left last week for
Eastman College, at Poughkcepsic.
New York, where be will remain dur
ing the session.
I. N, Chalfant. ever buying and
selling, bought farm last week. and
in ,o.duy's issue. offers for sale the
cheapest piece Of land in Lewis county,
See advertisement
Pat Quinlan, a notorious Wheeling
desperate, jus. out Of the pcniteu-
tiary, was shot and killed in house of
prostitution, by tho mistress, Mrs. Me.
LISA Robinson, on Tuesday night a
week ago.
Hon. B. T. Martin. of Pruntytown,
and Mr.. George W. Atkinson, of the
Charleston Journal, we're elected dele.
gates to tho General Lay Conference
from the West Virginia Lay Confer.
ence Of the N. L. Church.
The Real Estate Broker says tia. the
6rm of. N. Cu,udeu and Co, Of
Parkersburg. employ 800 hands iu
their barrel factory and oil refinery,
and tia. they turn GU. 900 barrels per
day.
A tablet is to b. put I'D in St.
J osephs Cathedral. near the altar to
the memory Of the late bishop Whelan.
UpOu this table, is inscribed tho name,
dates Of birth and death. and transfer
from Richmon1 to Wheeling diocese !;
also a Latin Inscription.
Henry S. Walker spoke Of Sutton
during Court. The Moun,ainccr says:
"Hr i, in favor Of imitation, and han.
died his tide of the question in a mas.
.srly manner. Quite number of the
Democrats here think Henry is the
man to represent the third district in
the next Congress.
Rev. Pat Murray, Of Pruntytown,
formerly Of this pluco.is highly compli.
men, d BY correspondent of the Phil.
ippi Piaindeaier, who says" His sound
logical expressions. backed by strong
aud well cultivated mind, enables him
to give that coloring to his discourse
which renders Ills divine propositions
brilliant and persuasive"
The people Of ParkersbuF5 are
frightened about The small poS. The
lnquirer says: I'VE have alarming re-
ports o. the prevalence OF smallpox in
our vicinity. 1t has bceu progressing
along up the river for some 'im'' and
t' now pretty thIck'y scattered on the
other side oil ths Little hanaWha
river II appears TO % Of a malignant
type and many dc Of N'
We arc informed that the borough
cleb,ion in Grafton on Monday last
resulted in tho defeat Of the Temper
anec ticket, the majority OF the people
Of that town indicating by their votes
that they preferred something little
stronger than water. The temperance
people have had their say regarding
license for sevcral years. but now they
surrender the town into the hands Of
their opponents, who will conduct
affairs somewhat differently.
The Parkersburg Real Estate Bro
ker, says tho Standard, demonstrates
how a mau with energy, industry, 4
large family and 500. can. By set.
Ting 10 West Virginia, become SO
wealthy that he eau lay around and
smoke, while no surveys bis happy
family, and bis cattle on thousand
hills. And yet there are men who
prefer to remain out Of the State. bow
ed down beneath the weight of aivcr.
sity, instead Of coming hero to rsscl in
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

IT A CARD-To Whom II Hay
Concern This is to certify that s. II
Barrett. of Weston. is my OILY author.
ICED ngent for the sale of the Pclnubct,
Pelton Il C"mPnny's Standard Orgaus,
for Lewis and adjoining counties.
JouN NJ HALE. PiHsbnr9, Pa.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

M. worriSolS Please announce that
Mr.. GEORGE FISHER, OF IurplIy's Greek,
(Prelent AsSesior) will be a candidate for
As,EssoE Of the "a District Of Lewis county.
And oblige, MANY CITIZENS.
Weston, Marth /, 1876
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03
TEST VIRGINIA. UNIV .RSITY,

Full instructions, under able and cxpcriea-
ced professors, in di'I,Eent dcrartmonts,--
Literary. Scientific, Agricultural, Engineer
inc, Military and Preparatory. Practical
TrlrgrLpny and Vocal Mnsc have recently
born added. An excellent Library and Gnr
supply u Apparatus. Large collect, NJ Of
Geology, MiWrralOry, Conchology, anu Pa
lcontOIo.y Expenses moderate. 1ctmI
besiu Fall, Sept. :, Winter Jan. ), Sprius
March 20.
JOHN ". SCOTT. y. D, Ill. D..
Acting President.
Morgantown, ". w augI4
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County andDis!riet Offices
FOR AS$EsSOR-la DISTRICT.

Hr. wofindIn Please announce that Col
JOIN KEI. Of Hackers Greek, will Lc a
candidate for the office Of Assessor ofthS lSt
District Of Lewis county, subject 10 the de.
cisiou Of the Democratic COuu,y Conven.
ten, should one be held. and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
In, I.u lE,r-L II
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03
ANNOUMCNMENVs.
STATE OFFICES.
STATE TREASURER.

PAREERssrRG, March lsSls15.
Mr.. wotindin: Please state in your pa.
uer that IIou. ISAAC l.. ESOCH, Of Writ
county, will te n candidate for the office Of
State Treasurer, subject to the decision Of
tho Democratic Stale Convention, and OBJ
iigs many voters In the
LITTLE KASATHA VALLEY.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

Go to j. A. Barns for your cakes,
crackers, &C., Main Street.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03
Now Stock

O ererytLing 10 hi, line.
DRUGS,
MEDICINES.
OILS, PAINTS,
DYE STuFFS,
DRUGGISTS NOTIONS,
Pure Vines and Liquors [for medicinal pu..
poscs) aud, in fact, everything that can be
ionnd in Grst-class drnS store.
Knowing that low prices, frst.elasS goodi
and courteous attention will bring custom,
| shall endearos to ofIer all these adranu-
gcs TO tie people.
Ny Terms are strictly CASH.
THIS course is necessary, as | shall sell ny
goods At bottom prices.
Thankful for past patronage, and hoping
TO mt nj continuance Of public favor, am,
Very Respectfully,
=. 3 GOODMAN,
70 Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours. Weston, April S.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-04-03

Barns has u iiue assortment o.
Christmas Goods
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Fresh bread every day at J. A
Barns.
A good stock Of Groceries constantly
no hand At j A. barus'.
Ey ANOTHER blow Or John C.
Adkins, who recently recovered from
the effects Of the guu.powder explosion
at his shop. desires to say that no is
now prepared to furnish new wagons.
of every description. at very low
figures. These wagons are all home
mada-aro Of gool ma,erial-.ann are
especially adapted to the wants oil the
farmers Of tais section. Call aud cx.
anime, and be satisfied.
Choice mince-meat. peach butter aud
apple butter for sale ut J A. Burns.
ET- Da GEoRGE b. SlMpsoy desire,
us to state TINT he has now got his
business SO arranged that he can at.
tend to all professional calls-the firm
having secured the services of a com.
pcteus druggist. lie respectfully so.
l'cits calls from the country, which will
receive promp, a,teution-uight and
day. When not at Ihc store. tue Doc
tor can be found ut his residence (the
dwelling formerly occupied by Judge
EdmistOn) just below tho Bank.
The best caudies IL Weston at J
A. Barns.