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9ltt 9lae, Die ibre @cgmaobett
frCrt1idtGfsstfl

aeue gntiduloi9una fir gtnen, Der an etner G,4
un0 Ser9nhguu9en fern sebnlten miro! G5eitIidbe.
Sdncer, Tofleer, lberbaupt 9eoer, Der eine Gttmme
in ir9eno etnem llmfange benust, 6rauben ON Salss
aifettionen Su Ieoen uno 2euts init d]roniiten 9uns
9erSBeibnerGen Iolten iib nift nit Gjebanten audz
len. GDer buffet, tGnn 6em Suiten iteuern. Se6eY
iollte
paHce's ;uiammengGebten Unborn Snruu
perrin den!
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epeaial:Noti3ell.

DsrS. Gss'S SnstantfMes sesefabtIti0es De
esIt, felt % Sabrln als bas srosfe 8Iutrentsunss.
Ulittel Der @e8enm6rt befannt, mtrb nur In Nr.
177k, 0abettes, Norotpeitz66t Der 0atatu:
etrabe, auberetet unb ID bei alien Apotbefern su ba'
Gen. laus26, ,t2gteIJ
0areaa Der .0asltbtsG Gomp asnte boa 8altts
utoreH
Baltimore, ben 26. Etaf 1877.
Bielfa6en Nnfrasen I'm Detreif bes finfttsen 0ass
preles binit1tlit Der berorfsbenoen &onturrens au
tesesnen, MAIDEN mir biermit befannt, ba5 utr bte
Eabriatiou pon@as iortitsen uerben u. beabfdtSen,
bas mir poGis I'm Stanbe bleiben, Is gu enem Brele
uno elmer Qualttdt, uel1e ane uniere Sunben sena=
aenb sufrieoenfeen pro, Su iieisrn. oluie aud ale
eont,rrens su idlasen. SIN auitrase Der Direstoren
(yRai2s, ,3NteD Sas. .. Smauwoos. Getr.
Baream ser @asItbt=Gsmyaamss
BON Baltimore,
Str. 10, GDutb etraEs.
@ofe...BtItises aI....eotel
qBr baden cine porsieliGe Qualitdt Don @oies bots
rdtbis, nel&e mir benz a,ubtum als Elm empfebIens>
uertbes 9eibmaterial flr bdasIie uno anoere 3pede
offeriren; fdnst leiGt euer unb 1T rei nnreusz
feten.
Befenunsen merSen In bieiem Bireau ODER In ber
Ga6rif. 6uS BON eeaoeuhalitr., ansenOmulen.
Preis $3.50 pro Dassnlaouns, in tr8eno erem
etaottbeiIe a6seieiert.
lOtt23-Hl 5amss y. Smaawooo. Sefr.
s5- Nan b.iebe ben
,,9oro 8aIttmorez"
"ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER"
de man etnen anberen fault, 6ei
8. 4. yeeslses,
(sept2s, ,12Ntefl gr. f8. @ermanftr.
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Srdts0e.

; Cincinnati, IS. Suli. - 9cs &ranten=
bans pou G!ermount &ountp, O., brannte
geitern nieber. Serluit $4,000. - Oas ga
badsmagasin Der So. Mners & SeaerS in
gSilliamSburg, O., ipuroe an bemielben Gage
oura Seuer 3erlf1rt. Serlult $4,000.
Cincinnati, 13. Suit Sn Dem Stal(e
bes Srn. Seinri6 grodmanu brad beute friib
Seuer aus, nelheS penStall. iopie baS nabe=
gelegene 8obnbaus III fur3er 3eit 5erit0rte.
Sieben Yieroe fanen i'll ben 6lammen nm.
Cine alte fSrau, 9sanens Silas, ipran9 aus
etnem Seniter bes BobnhauieS unb 3og ii9
beoel1fli9e Serlebungen 5u. Ser Serluit be-
tr1at $1,000
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Saaee's safvapartltet. gtuen,

5ence's 6aFfuparilleuzB Bi0en reinigen bos 8lut,
Sance's Saiiapart4eR=Yt reinj9en 6as Blut.
5anceis SaiIaparilenzBj reint9en bas Blut,
Sance's Saiiaparilenz zBilen retnl9en bas 8lut.
bancsis SaSIapOrtaeuzB zBIleH reint9en oas Blut.
Sauces GqIaparlaeuzItllen reini9en oaS B[ut.
Sance's Saiiapartnenz J,illen reini9en oas BIut.
Sance's SaIfaparlenzBi4en reint9en baS SIut
Sances Saiiaparsaer=Bine reini9en oaS Blut.
6ance's SaSIapari[IensBtaen retni9en bas Bfut.
Sances Saifaparaenz zBi1en reinigen bos SIut.
5ances saSiaparillenz zRillen reineen oas 8lus,
Sances Saiiapariten<Ria Riaen reinieI aas 8lut.
5anee's eaiiapariaen@BillTa reintSen bas SIut.
(Sebr, ,26 f24ltel
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Sermtid,te teleerapbtId,e Sepef@ea,

Wertttf d1te tete9t1pDtfd1e SepeTd9en.
= 0as Senats- &ontite IN Sreg II, tpel=
DIES Die s(nflagen gegen ben Sunoesienator
Grover unteriu6t, uerb6rte uor9eitern cine
groBe 2lnSabl 3eugen, obne lebo9 neus Sbatz
laden bon g8iAti9feit feftsuftellen.
= 3mei Strdflinse, ipelde in ben Wsinen
BET SeDalia, Wo., arheiteten, ipurben pOrz
gefern burd berabftiirsenoes @eitetn eri d IA
gen.
- am Ylatte=Sluiie fino pabrenb biet
ier Saiiou bereits 10000 81 ii d Steb aus
Sera au9efOmnen.
- Sn Bateri III, N.=S., rpuroen getern
8n. 9eu ftsr unb Safob Reimaun, srpei Der
ausfebenben g ei benpe b er, auf
@runo eiuerS6abeneriotflage perbaftet, neil
iie Die BON linen eontraftlid iibernommene
Grbeit nift polcnDet batten.
- Cir 8 ieph b 3. $ offer unS @eueral
Stradlep BON @n9laRo reiiten seitern in, Be
gleitung anberer 5erren auf benz 8cge na9
Golorab bur6 8bilabelphia. Die Geiel=
i6aft nirb int 8ereine nit amerifantiden
@eologen eine Sour Our6 Colorado uno bic
angrenseuben @egenoen MAIDEN.
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Sanfc'S
bemiiber Snar SHieSerbrrItslIcr.

Sauces roemibeS oaars Restorative,
&ance's bcmtl6eS Naars Res IaEative
SaRce'S bcluifheN Quar- Restorative
Sance'S btmjbeS SaaCs Restorative
perpatet NaS ARpiGseu eeJ NaaJe,
Sdnee'S dtWiRetr NaGr 9NIeNeIbeyile,,sr
NSbl 0ni tabeR &opieH Mas Nc1- tsisntr ,,,,A,c,.
Sener'S eemliber @eay-S, ,,e,asr
"sa9t Nssa Sgsgausn Ser Naare pOt.
SdneeS NeInt,tetr s2eieNerAetltqer
g.. -. sesSiSlt &eei8ytpe ogi Die 9ancr.
Sanee'S 6eptNsrY S1GrGgseaasT
S5Istl0i esm NGGge S,laRs Ege Sth6nbsit
NaASr& @ciHtt&er caGrs SSlSeeleneaa
nsaAg taAess naag lpeiA anN alNnRenS
Naarc'S &snsteeg NaaI- Srseaaeg
a., ...,.. estt alle 9svlban.leeeH-
SaHet'S et@irhel Naetsl aleeeytIAsaaer
w SaS eeile Naafs &olletlrnInittel Ilr 9inher
wax aaeeseItsI eeN &esA q. Nauce
ME, aOH, &eils9altn,oyeRx.
2aelS 81 eie f.Alsee.
Sn NoNta eel seth .. NaoeA
l&eaSs9.l9l ssr, t08, sgsditinoreFrass
Ydilel YaS5ei
ahf Wee ,n's as.sianb beerat tuneIbaI6 "a Gtunben
~ 81 NnitIe,
,-ne Der Baltinoxeffrdke unb 8qIaas9 fcez lpenue
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l3enn man rehtteittg onae9cn eimbreitet III belbar
9antt 6ebaftete Yerionen lonten Die SoHnIna nidlt
SdlrdntiiC enttteoe, uno Elm gemiiieS G,efGbl bes
SertrGuens, ba5 pobl be9lnoet lit, geldaffen ipor@
ben. IS brauben an oieiem 2eoen nit me6r 10 piele
Batisnen 3u iterOen; man tbue uur re6Beta Sdritte
uno beu6e 6ur1
pance'S 3niammengCieBten Unborn Snr4p
allen ihllgluen ReIultaten porl
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Sanferott.

Golpmbus, O., 10. Suli.-9ie ,Mtnen=
GOmpagne bon 9teu<gsrinston" i'll BERN
Gount6, g., fallirte beute. Die aftipa be-
tragen $500, 900 unb beiteben bauptlddli9 in
Grunbei9eutIum IN Berrg= &un1atG. Ser Be-
traa Der Yaiiipa 1T nidlt ernlittelt.
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Characterization.

[Gtitorielle. tetcsrapbifd,e uns aSelbfclbfdtter=
septtscn.l
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CASTLE.STAQE.

baltimore, 30. Stunt 1877.
Sn elmer beutisen SsriammtgRs Der ~9oltimorer
8ipiiion gr. 2" Der 4sqtblasz9tiiser' Durocn fol-
9enoe Sefhlgiie eInittmlnta an9enommen:
- gihioiten, baB bic Oiuiiion Srn. Dt. 8rereI
filf feine aus9eSednete &erlpaltun9 bes Yropiantz
8eparelneuts 0ti nnfeIer lesten GrturOn mad gamz
hfIo9e ON 9 SUM 1871 poourb CT ic trefitd ir bic
geblt0brt Der @rturtontiten orste, ibreg Sali abb
itattet;
6ej6loiien, bah mir niti so9ern, Srn. 8rercl
olS einen suoerl6iii9en SpetIelefeIanen, Su pedem
ftdnotafe 3utrauen baben f0nner, sn empieb'en,"
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Sine ueue Snpaiion BON armenieH Our9 Die
&uFen beabiiAti9t.
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s.. &aine,
G6e Der S}nlfinIore z
NM JlNR-Sfrcr- qI ;, a.,
@uiten! &1nteM!! S,uiten!!!
"F C"TF~"' ~WTFVWs
Sance'S iuiammen9eieBter
" u b OF It g d / Il b
GMknittSSaAA4

= NSyTUV OF IiUItHOuNu1
oas bette oen ublitum nebotene DiitteL acaen Suen
Srtaltuns, trohrenaitentSRnoun 2nn9enItpdde,
auS8ebruns uno ale Seoen bes SoiieS un6 Der 9unee,
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Gnropaif9e &abelberidte.
Ser orientali9e Grieg.

Die Setasernue bon Gars NOD
nidt etf8ebnbens
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14
OBITUARY.

Diai. on tho 81 Gf ApriI. 1877. Ms.
Eliza Simpson. wife OF Alr. George
Simpson, OF this county. This estlma-
Dlo old lady had lived long to adOru
her piacs III society, and impart her
kind sympathy to her family and
friends. She had lived a consistent
member Of tue NJ, Z Church for over
20 years, when death cams and re-
moved her from tho church militant
to the church triumphant. Mother
Simpson was a woman that no one who
knew could help bus love. The sym-
pathy she always manifested tnwarls
her family and nsighbors. and that
sclf.sacriticing devotion which was so
often manifested toward her neighbors.
will cause her 10 be held in long aud
grateful remembrance Although for
mnny years she had been greatly sf.
[licted, she lived to the ripe old uge Of
81 years. For about two years she
had been afflicted with drOpsy. aud
suffered beyond human expression ;
but amid all her Affections she u.ani.
tested great christian fortitude and res.
ignalion. She leaves q sorros stricken
husband aud large family Of children
to mourn her loss bu. while they
mourn they mourn not as those who
have no hope, for iu her last hours shc
gave evidence that Christ was able to
sustain her oven in the chill waters Of
death. But now she's gene. Sadly
do We miss her in the homestead. But
when NO remember that she's gone to
a happier home We can bat say, "Thy
will, oh God, DO dous." ] S. F
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14
State News.

A Webster county piscstorial urtis
cought 500 large msuutuin trOu. wi;h
il five hours on BurgOo Creek.
Gov Matthew'S ha: pnrdonsd A. c.
Quarter who was sentsuced several
years ago to tho psniton.iary for mis-.
application Of tho funds Of the Wheel.
iug Savings Institution, while be was
c1shier of that bunk.
Col. W. P. Thompson will move to
Baltimore. the extensive business Of
the Camden Consolidated Oil Company
reqsiring ths presence cfna' membr.
Of tho Erin At that Point.-Pdrkers.
Lwy Sentinel
On the morning Of the SRI inst ia.
cob Bishop, son of Mr. G. n. Bishop
Of Granton. aud Deputy Postmaster Of
BentUn's Ferry, was arrested and
lodged in Jail at CIarksburg, charged
with robhiUg tue mails,
The Wheeling Sun. Democratic
weekly newspaper, published BY G. "
Gentry. Esq and edited by Capt. ".
G. Waller, has suspended. 1t was
not sufficiently we'll patronizsd to JUS
tify its continuance.
Taking fright from tho smallpox
scare tho authorities Of Ksyser have
passed an ordinance fning tramps s.
and costs. to DO worked out on their
streets if not paid.
A. L. Burns, Of Keyser, Whs lost
his foot some time since by an accidsn.
on the B. L 0. road, has brought suit
in the Circuit Court Of Mineral county
against the company claiming $4,000
damages.
Piedmont has again boon visited by
the FIRE fcnd, and on tue 9th suffered
loss Of some 100000. Seven houses
were burned and several persons seri-
uusly injured: This is a severe blow
to Piedmont, as it is but little over a
year sinca that place los. about $500
by FIRE.
The Nountain EcIo. extra. gives
the particulars Of a horrible murder Of
young man carrying the mail be-
tween Muorcfeld. Hardy county, and
Franklin, in Pendleton county. The
body Of youn 6 Hiser was found on the
evening ofthe 4th in the river, stripped
Of most Of its clothing. with three bul.
let holes through it, supposed to have
been made with navy revolver. The
mail sacks were also found near the
body, rifed Of their contents. A man
by the name Of Douglas has been ar.
rested as the supposed murderer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

Ey MARRIED. On TIC 10th inst.
at tho residence Of tho brides father,
10 this county. Major CHARLES 3 An.
pESsoS, Formerly Of Weston. but now
Of Baltimore) 10 Miss Harriet s, d.
dsst daughter Of Judge slAruEw, Ed.
MIsroS.
: In tile fallnem Of time, Charley
admitted tho truth Of tho Scrip,ural
remark, that "it Is not good for man
to live alous;" and now he has gone
gone glimmcriag and We shall not
,Oon Look upon bis like again. No
longer shall We listen to his eynic
tones, as hs hurles his sarcastic witt.
cisni upon tue ser divine. But It only
proves the ftllacy Of human Judgment ;
for when, not years agolO. ho told Us
DO would die n bachelor" like an
other Bsoodiet. DO "nevsr expected to
live until hs was married" We well
come him, however, to the ranks, and
congratulate him upon his happy es.
capo from "all The ills that single
cn'seaness Is heir TO-" May be, Ike
his gallant namssaks. still continue to
hold the fort; may she whom he hus
chosen add brightness to his iifO ; and
may all tll.ir paths be plsasantnOss
and all their Mays be peace.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14
INTRODUCTION
To the People Of Weston and Sur
rounding Country, ana TO all
whom ;siS may come,
GTg1tiGg.

I have been so prominently and coo
stantly before the mercantile commun-
ity for number Of years. figuring aud
engaging successfully in every branch
of the Clothing business in this State.
that am inclined to think that there
is no need Of formally introducing my
self; so make my bow. extend my
hund for your hearty shake and friend.
Iy greeting, aud beg attention To your
salutatiUn
LIST, | am 20 utilize and make rep.
utaiion for myself, aud at the same
tino pat money in your pocket by und
through my ripe experience il the So
lsciian Of Clothing
ID, | propose to make customers
and keep them by giving them good
value
Sd, I shall study we'll any promises
given, and honestly observe them.
4th, lhnsw how to DO IL, and will
individually manage. aconomizc and
popularize every branch Of the bust.
ness, aud make bold to say in my
5th. That am enabled to offer and
sell you goods at lOcer prices than any
Of my competitors mako this asser-
ton guardedly and under the full sense
Of the obligation l thereby assume.
This declaration will in itself con
vince you that l look forward 10 max
ing my business great success,
through the only means open to its 40.
complishmsnt. viz: Small Profits and
Quitk Sales. aud invariably Tor cash.
Our stock consists in entire outfits
for Men. Youths and Boys. Suits,
Cots. Pants. Vests. Hats, Caps, Sas.
penders. Collars, Shirts, Drawers. etc.
Nov come and judge US and be con-
WINGED Of the truth herein stated.
Thus I am Yours Truly,
L KAHN, The Civ ClO.hier,
Under Democrat Office. Weston.
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Newspaper Laws.

Subscribers whn do not give express no.
tice 10 the contrary, are considered As wish
ing 10 continue their subscription.
IiSAtsaribCr5 oEdgr the discrimination Of
their periodicals, the publishers may contia-
ue to send them until all arrearRgcs are Paid.
If tho subscribers neglect or refuse TO take
tSeiE periodicals from the Office 10 which
they are directed, they gro held responsible
until they have settled their bills and Of
dercl them discontinued.
Any person who receives newspaper
and makes use oft, whether hs has ordered
or not, Is held in law 10 be Il subscriber.
EF 0yIR $50 indictments were
found at the last session Of the Federal
Court at Clarksburg.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14
H L. KAlIS eau not We uuderSOld.

H L. kAlIS eau not We uudcrSold.
~ NorIcE.-I desire to inform my
customers that l will sell good Flour at
the Mill at from 50 to $40 per barrel,
cash, and will pay cash for grsin and
take grain for taxus, delivered at the
Weston Mills.
| woulG further notify tho tax.pay.
crs that my Deputy. NJ. V. Mghtburn,
and myself, will DO 10 the Sheriff
Office in Weston on each Saturday to
receive taxes due me. and | hope you
will avail yourselves Of the opportunity
aud como forward and pay up. My
term of sheriff has expired, and | must
settle the business 10 my hands. |
will distraiu and sell property il tho
taxes are not paid by my return day.
A. ". WeoDFoRu.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14
F arms for S ale

One hundred aaG six,y acres on
Sand Fork the farm on which Kc!ly
resides. Some folty scrcs improved
Also the Batten's Mills property.
containing 100 acres.
For further particulars inquire at
this Office.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

EFT CoSrgMrrlBLE On Tuesday
last a man employed u, the Asylum was
discharged for base betrayal OF bis
trust; aud on the following evening,
t.so ofthe three persons who have been
50 busilyi engaged in slandering those
connected with the Hospital. had this
uuprincipled man in charge to obtaio
his affidavit to some frivolous charges
against the Superintendent. Such
conduct VIC consider contemplate in tue
extreme. as it vas pretty we'll known in
town that this man had acted III a
manner calculated TO bring upOn him
self tho reproach aud the sevcrcst con.
domination Of oil houest and virtuous
citizens. Yet We fad these two men
cooperating with aud inducing this mis-
cradle wretch to make affidavit to some
charges. 1t seems to US they should
have been satisfied with the numerous
witassscsthsy sent before the lnVcsti.
eating Committee; but We presume
with them ambition aud revenge knows
90 bounds The numerous false.
hoods Of these parties was the cause Of
the appropriation bill failing last win
ter; aud it is becoming question
with our people to decide whether they
will submit to two or three individuals
gratifying their propeusisies in this
way, and stopping the further construo.
ton of the Asylum, or whether they
will give them to understand they
m ust stop.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

Dr.. johnson was ubsusyed by mu'
s:;cul IF cnd Of bis to ba extremely 10.
attentive at concert whilst a celebra.
Ted solo-player was running up the d.
visions aud sub divisions of notes upon
hi. violin. Els friend. to induce him
10 take greater notice Of what was 60
ing ou. toId him the performance was
vrry difficult Difficult, SIR" replied
tie Doctor, ii wish it were impos'i'
hl.."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

S THH Legislative Investigating
Committee, consisting Of Senator Bur.
dett, Representatives Hall aud Hoff.
man, aud Colouel Rand, Clerk. loft GU
Tuesday last for their homes. When
'he Weston tuult.fnders were called
upou to make taeir charges good under
oath, only one was found to make any
charge. And thar was that I barrels Of
t'h had bgen ciiowed 10 .yuil; but tho
Testimony Of two reliable te,>rn. re-.
ducrd the I barrels tc a half key
The Committees vail pru5aOIy hold au.
ether meeting.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

ES- ATTENTION l.aolEs Mrs Oar.
Iinmn has removed her m;liucry store
to better aad more cnn'nadiOus quar.
ters just abuve TIC 'rierney li",se
With the coming % spring she na-
brought gu au entirely ucs tack ii
millinery aud ladies goods. which she
will sell a. very low figures. She has
90 hand everything in tho millinery
line. aud only asks call to satisfy she
ladies Of the superior qanli,y of her
goods, and tho great reduction Of pri.
ess.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

@ PHEoSAL.-Prof. IAcSiahou
has been requested by several parties
to give instructions in Latin, Greek.
French, Mathematics and English Lit.
srssure. lie wishes to state that be is
prepared 10 teach Latin. Greek. French,
Mathematics and English Literature.
Young men and boys who are anxious
to prepare for college will receive care
ful attention Those who desire n
special course will fnl au OxcsIlont
opportunity Of receiving a good. solid
training. Address. Mr. MasMahon.
BY card or personally. at the Hayden
House. Weston, ". Va.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14
TT N. S. HoLr, NJ D., U. s Ex

Eg- N. S. HoLr, NJ D.. U s Ex.
aiming Surgeon, can DO found night
aud day at his Office on Main Street, l
deer below the post Office. Tho Doc.
tor has attended two thorough courses
Of lectures-onc at tho Louisville Med.
icul College aad the other at Jefferson
Medical College, 10 Philadelphia, from
which institution hc received diplo.
lua. The Jefferson Medica! College.
from which hc has just returned. is
recognized both in Europe and America
as ona Of the leading colleges in the
United States.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

EF Mas NJ. Z. DESr desires US to
say that she is prepared to furnish
plants, flowers, &c., on short notice,
from the 'MOuudsville nursery, in this
State Parties desiring anything in
this line will do we'll to give Mrs
Dent their orders, Express eau thus
be saved and the trouble otorderiug d
rect be avoided.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14
ny Tng CouSrY CouRT Of CLINE,

@ tbs COuSrY CouRT Of Gilmsr
commenced on Monday last, and
Messrs, Lively. Brauuon aud W. G..
Bennett loft on Sunday to attend it.
The Legislature should change the dag
Of tho meeting Of tho County Courts to
Tuesday. so that lawyers may have an
opportunity of attending to their relig-
ious duties on Sundays, iustca.l Of be.
ing compelled to travel ea that day.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

~ Dr.D April 10, 1877, Miss
Susan Jennings, Of neuralgia Of
the heart. Miss Jennings had been
suffering for Ieyeral weeks. but VIC
believe was not considered dangerous
until short time before her death
This is four deaths in that family in tho
lalt few years, ana Mrs. Jennings and
BET family have the sincere sympathy Of
this community in their sad berorv.
nent.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

~ N.Ios RoLLTsos is spoken Of
as tue next United States Marshall for
West Virginia. The Major has many
friends, and wc understand bis pros
rocts for the appointment arc good.
He would make a good officer, and bis
Apo intmcnt would give general salts.
faction,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14
ssALTrM0RE MARKETS.
Live Stock Market for the Week
EndIns April 7.

REEF CATTLE. Tho arrivals amounted
80 59s. Market slow at Alto ct;ts. Pros
rrcfs fair.
SHEEP The RrrivAlSAmountcd TO :793
Supply .aii. Quality fair. SRles--eIipped
a 10 81. Woo! 10 c. Prospect fair.
HOGS The arrivals amounted to ., 100,
againse2 ,s4S las: week and S,4?9 same week
Las. year. The supply WAC iull, quality
good, demand slow under decline oil I
from last week. Sales this week Bacon 4
tn74. Fais 10 best Quicker III to n. Bul
tew unScld aud psoSFea: fair fer GCzt week
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

- DE-. A. II. DgST has located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of his profession. Having attended .
thorough course Of lectures a. Sterling
Medical College. after an experience
Of twelve years as practical druggist,
the Doctor has obtained not only an ac-
curate knowledge Of diseases. but also,
from his long experience as q druggist.
understands perfectly, the proettics Of
medicines. and their application in the
treatment Of disease. The Doctor can
br found at his Office on Main St, l
door below Ralston's Jewslry Store.
All calls, night and day. promptly at
sonded 10.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

ET Tue RI. Rev. BIsuop WnIrrLE
will preach, Dec rOlsnts. in the Epis-
Copal Church on Monday evening the
10Th inst. Services commences at II
o'clock.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-14

Eg THR BOARD os Pubic Woaxs
meets today to appoint tho Superin-
tcudcut Of tho Peuiteptiary aud JAM
tor Of the State House, also the Direc-
tors Of the various State institutions.