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The New York herald., 1877-09-23

From the Owogo (N. ~ Gazette Sept. col
Tho wisdom OF Mr.. Stinley's selection Tor the im-
portant service assigned HIM by tho HERALD its
associate in The enterprise the other oil tho
Atlantic the London Telegraph, has beon thoroughly
stablisned by his Iearlessness and uuagging per-
severance In facing aud surrounding difficulties and
dangers, and the great ability SHOWN IN the pertorm-
OF professional duties as an explorer aud cor
respondent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
TIE OLD SoUTH CHURCH. F3IE.

PREPARATIONS For \ Nl.W-YoRK TABLE.
The movement to furnish a New OK table
al the Old south Church Fair. M boston. Is under me
leadership o The NewE gland society OF .h'> cif Ar'
two weeks ago an appeal Pas made hy tle soc'e ''r
funds for Tins object. Contributions Do money wese
directed to be scut 20 Josiah II. Iisse' q.
FffhAyt and se,cItiethst.. NJ. i sont' H., ala
Offering, m the way OF goods 10 Robbins Appleton No.
Q Bond ST. large number oi ladies. wno consented "
act as e committee ior tHg and Transporting so'
met Oh Monday last aud ora.nIsd various ,l'reoih'
tees 4 soliciting agent was directed 10 Nisf pcs"hsP
tle members OF the NoW-Fl Hnd society. auI Others "
the ute,c OF the fur H. lad been expected ola' wv
or thrco thousand doats would Zoe secured in '-s
CITY, but the contributions coming n very sow
The following sums are reporict: Darling. Gris~o"
CO.. of tLc Ff,h Avenue Hotel. 500; isaac sherwn'
500; DANIEL +. Appleton, so; VIM. II. F0-g. 800 ~
seph Il. Chuaie. so; James {, Noygs 80 ana l. D.
Mallory & Co., $50 This money viii he invested ueA.
hb.ts TO- The furnishing OF the table u suffice"
nnmhcr OF articles or exhibition shall be- onaloTg.'
Borcn President of the New Ergliuu Soc.'l, has o.
frrd transport uatutousy al. gouds Ger De ' ''''
william + G'U who has come % his citY from bo..os
IL cooperate with tire NeW-Npk committee states ~
The famous historical collection oi EcSuiut"hib '.s
aud ol ali-MnlAs OF IN lscN"lutlohiiy pti ' "' m h,
church. III he LEADING ATTRACTION lh'i, VIZ -
thiriN-hyc tables containing DISPLAYS c'n'f t mr.
various ctts, counties towns, nud ciuith "iiu IN,
Organization Couspcious among iiest "in. ,o ,i,
Roman Catholic liable, the Congregational ttle' ~
Uuiiariln table aud th' fionia tahlr-iue ,,,r
containing = display al TIE products 81 pa, ~.
STATE. A featnie OF tine Nca-Nolk table VII \"
a volume Of the poems ON Tho old sunl ' , =,
recently written h 1ongcllow. Whittier. To mes JHnS
Freeman Clarke ana Edward Everett Hale 10
table viii contain contributions from nearly ~ lc * ~
ing publishers OF This city ana Boston. The h'at..
terl OF the officers viii he situated The Boston ii
script Buildhg, when VIII Ice connected VIZ -.
chulch by bridge. Among the prOulnebt
tlrinen connected wit. the exhibition VIII De- ~,
ernur A. IA Rice, TIE Hon JONI ID Long slS ~, - -
the Mass lchusots House OF Representatives, ahd -
dent Eliot aud Professor Everett. OF Harvard tot-,
The amount Of the subscriptions thus far received Tor
Old south Church fund Is 100000. When s9VOVviHto
shall he secured the property will be allowed u rvl
on mortgage until paid Tor. The fair VIII open wInD..
row and Commune tO December 20. and u Il bclrycd
$4,000 Will he realized paper 10 be called nc - ~
AOtih Dial, al be published daily in The enuien' "
Miss susan Hale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
RRrrlsH COMMENT ON AMERICAN suonr1No

Colonel c. l.. Peel, the executive officer of
the National Rife Association Of England. who accom-
panied the British Team 10 the United this year,
makes very elaborate report tho International
Match. lie says that he novelty that he could
recommend To b. adopted at Wimbledon, with the
ccptOn of the Telephone. the bulletins for pubc noru
tOn dial for wind gauge. and shelter tents The
Of the American Team he attributes 10 better orgaIZ
ton, osition while shooting, and the superiority Ol
American Drecc hOading rnes aud ammunition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

Tae decrease o receipts fo.n at s0nrce consequent
upon tie fact fha les. uIuDcr oi 80 s were taken inc
pas year than the n1Nmun aliowrdb by law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
sUIp-HTIrDiNG.

Tho nrenond rauc. of forcl, tonnage over domestic,
I'm CARVING on tie foreign commerce OF tie country. Is
certainly in accordance with the National desire
Such an Increase in our shipping viii restore this
commerce 10 American citizens -houli. FAR posi-
BILE without burlanng other Industries be encouraged
ny legislation Tnc increase OF The means AMI appliances
Tor transportation, whether by shipping or landarr-e,
is tax upon the industries that produce the counod-
ties to conveyed subsidies drawn from tho revenue
i'm support OF the transit industries are charges upon The
productive industries, aad can b. dscrc fly granted
only ID - Is,d r tnc commod,firs 10 W. trans
vital necessities ~ the country require free
aud speedy communication between its dlhoreu
soctjous Inc high nuce in our deprociated papec
nout Of ;ie chief materials TOR shp-brling his rem
decd MS unable since the wa, % comp - with other
va IONS o tls great Industry The demand for iron no
building raj IUad ana the diversion Oh capit' ana LpI
from other industries to that ha- h.weyef at present
nearly The standard, the rapid deveopment o. me
maud Tor railroads viii tend dir Ct capital and labor
10 shp-buldng. Every encourage mont may 70 t''st
can OWNERSHIP That cau be prld,ny Afforded o. m.itf,
inc existing law IN those respects ~ when 1t Is " DIdeh
upDn such commerce.
THE LIFE-sAvING SERVICE.
The repori OF the operations Of this service affords
gratifying exhibit. Daring the past year four new HE
saving districts upon the coast Of Florida and t"ec
embracing tie line Of orr coast upon me Lakes nave
been organized Thirty new e-saying and lifcnoa sta
tlons on the Atlantic and Lake coasts have been opened
for service together with the i've houses OF rcfde au
. a., ,. , =, e,r.ot ,oi,ts t,,on tine Forlla coz 81
'''i'N''' IVY '" " -, -. ...,.... 80. 49,,
On the Paeihc COAST thIee me O""' S'"''' NV
CONNECTED, and now receiving Their equipments anu
another IA ~ process Of construction. The report makes
several important recommendations 10 "i'gn ea-cu'
consideration Is lhN"el 9Pocl" a'''N'oH - Wv
recommendation lo' ''c' '"''i'- ''',
heepe'S VI '''' .''' -, no s.r',r, NV
.si evav,inaton Of the service during the past
year. The recent RESIGNATION Of several 9i me
Del maze nty'cI & f1 St ofner rgnations are pend
OF hes. valuable men are retained Win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
necistcref enrared IN for.

The tonnage OF vessels bu.if. given DIV IN ke-stcr
Is 1862 TONS being decrease from that ~ ttc plcr
year az 2GgJi tous, or oveg i per c,ntuu. The
nilU5.r OF vessels bUiit is LOEB
Official Numbers have been AWARDED by thr Bureau OF
Statistics during the fiscal Fcnr % l29l vessels whose
carrying amounts 10 2l75il tons, and since
Tuy 17T, ~ 563 sells ~ the aggIf gate tonnage OF
1862. tho following ~ lciurnt morn fully shOWs
Statement showing number aud tonnage Of vessels
oa,4iy numbered during tne fiscal year euded June 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
COMMERCE AND YAvTGA1IoN.

The Register of the Tr .ury reports The to'i Tonnage
OF vessels of the Uuitod states to be 42t2G00 tons
decrease OF 3Gsj9 from that Of the fiscal year
ended June 3D. 1876. The actual decrease "a believed 30
be about 1868 tons This amount being the excess OF tho
Losses over lins during the last fiscal year. the bal
ance being accounted for by dropping cana.-Do3s cx-
emit under the Ac OF Congress approved April I>,>+
The following table exhibits the total tonnage for The
last two years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

INTERNAL REVENUE LtCfifIos
The folJwi.s tabular statement eXhnts the receipts
from the several sourc ~ taxation under the internal
revenue laws for the fiscal years ended. respectively,
June 80. 1876, and june 30, l717:
statement showing the reos nom nc several objects Of
ta.ation uuarr tho internal me avs iof tie u'ra
years 80, 1870 ard Juno 3d. 1871 sprc',e f
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04
III" Community l.ATc Rights.

The railroads, the property Of few
individuals, more or less. arc at the
same time the property Of tho commit
uiry at large. The State, tho county,
the town, have in them title b. orig
inal domain and by common usc, which
cannot DO alienateI, and the posses
sion Of which justitics them in setting
aside any parties, on tue enc side or
the other, who interfere with the com.
mon means of travel and transit. If
the stockholders Of all tho roads il the
country should unanimously agree to
take of their locomotives and tear up
their rails, the public would DO justi.
fed, whether by strictly legal var
rant or not in laying an injunction on
the universal destruction and in sci:-
ing and running the roads in their own
interest. No set OF men, whatever IT,
tic thcy..misht have in given form of
property, should be allowed so to han.
die that property as to destroy all 9TH
Cr property and all other industries.
II a man may not burn his own house
liza public nuisance may be abatcl, all
property rights yielding iu the instance
to tho public good, it must follow by
similar considerations that whoever
handles tho great lines Of freight and
travel are plncnablO to the public good.
They have no right to pursue any pol
icy which will insure widespread disas'
ter.
On tho same principle tue commun;'
ty has reserved rights against railroad
rioters. We arc in for It now, anu
now is a good time to assert, aud in a
say to have it remembered, that, while
thieves and rioters must bite the dust,
strikers must find como way of right.
ing themselves that does not interfere
with tho common interests Of all citi.
zehs.- Wheeling Register
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

- For tho benefit Of our friends
who think Charleston will aid us in
obtaining 4 railroad through this Sec
ton We make the following statement:
The West Virginia Central Railroad
xhich at one time seemed so promising
and which lift had been completed
would have passed within eight miles
of the great coal fields Of this county,
was defeated, killed, murdered by the
citizcus OF the Third District in order
to have the Chcsapcak & Ohio road
constructed. This is beyond con'ro'
vcrsy and is what Charleston did for
US in the way ola railroad, and now
will you again wa:m this viper whose
deadly fangs SO rcmOrsclcssly infused
their poison into this great public in.
proycmcut which would have Injured SO
much 10 tho bcneti. Of this section ?
surely nOt.-Rmdolph Ente rprisc.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

J. i. Smith, Of Chagrin Falls, pop
ularly known as tic EOy Orator, who
has been absput for the last fifteen
months on a lccturing tour, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Nittio Smith
as orgaaist and vocalist, have returned,
Mr.. Smith bringing With him as his
bride the young ami accomplished
daughter Of Colonel \. ". WOodford,
Of West Virginia The COrOnct Band
gayo them a hearty welcome on tho
night Of their return, and last night a
complimentary reception was given
them at the Congregational Church
During ticis absence they have given
over three hundred lectures aal public
entertainments to large and appFc cIa :
tive audiences in various portions Of
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland and
West Yirginia.-CEcOc'aIrd Pain
Dealer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

~ ATTENTION LADIES Mrs Oar
linton has removed her millinery store
10 better and moro commolious quar-
tors just above tho Ticrncy House
With tho coming of spring, she has
brought on I'll entirely new stock Of
millinery aud ladies' goods, which sic
will sell at very low figures. She has
on hand everything in the millinery
line. and only asks call to satisfy the
ladies' of the superior quality Of her
goods, and the great reduction Of pr.
cr5.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04
Mrs. Patterson has just received q
new line of Family Groceries.
Special NO!iCC.

All business heretofore carried on amber
TIC firm name of Dawson L Mu!!aay will be
hereafter entrusted to T G. Dawson rs the
copartnershipis dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The booEs of tie firm must lie closed
At ONCE, and all indebted to the firm are
hereby warned TO pay up Immediately or
take TUE CONSEQUENCES or THE Law. The
business Fthc firm Can only 10 settled when
leIinqucnts pay thg: debts. Money is
needed ! Pay or the law must be enforced
Pressing claims compel the tiFm to warn old
lrlinqurhts besides, John Ml!ady wishes
to locate elsewhere and money is necessary
10 do so. Ills old friends and customers are
invited 10 call at an early date. Tho sooae
the better.
DAWSON 4 MULLADY.
Weston, June 30-iw
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

E-1- Nh. WAsulSGrON BAILEY, in
forms us that lew years ago be OBJ
triucl from Pennsylvania. some Of the
Sapling Clover seed, and this year the
growth exceeds anything he cTes saw.
lie says that i: stands over dve feet
high and aud very Thick uni that lie
bus cut several tous to the aero. Mr..
Bailey thinks it 4 very profitable crop
md that our farmers would 20 well 10
obtain tho seed and cultivate it.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

EJ- VIZ understand that certain
gentleman on browns Creek, in liar.
rison county, who is very anxious that
the Railroad should pass through bis
property, aud who is violently Oppos.
ing tho proposed change Of the line,
is circulating tho report in this county
that tue new route will cost several
thousand dollars more than tho present
located touto. The statement that the
new route will cost more than the pres.
cut, is false. Tho Engineer in charge
has made careful estimate, and he
assures tho Board Of Directors that the
new route will cost from two TO three
thousand dollars less. and that We reach
tAc railroad alta saving Of one end
one fourth mils.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04
A VALUABLE EsG0E&.

Tic foot prints OF time, and a COM
pletc analysis Of the American system
Of Government.
1t is the object Of this book to sup.
ply the means Of forming an accurate
idea Of tho American Government
The author therefore traces tho foot
prints Of timc Ihroush all history, rota*
tho sralral unfolding OF Institutions
tho rise aud fall 0! empires, tho cause:
that produced and destroyed the ancient
republics. He then proceeds to close
aud clear analysis of the whole struc!
grc Of the Government. Each gcucr-
al division with lis subdivisions is cx-
planned in detail, but successfully, so
that Il definite picture oft, with ali Q!
its branches, operations and Relations
to other parts stands before the mind as
sharply defined whole-tho Executive
Legislative aud Judicial divisions, tho
dependent parts Of cac'', kept in prop.
cr plnco-comO in order, one after an
other before tho mind, tho structure,
powers and working Of each being tul.
y explained. This is valuable book
4ad should be in tho hands Of every
family. Messrs. j. W. MaxsOn an 4
". i. TatmCn are gcncarl agents for
the Stale Of West Va, and desire TO
employ cauvassors for this and the nl-
joining counties, on salary or COMMITS
sion. They can be found at Mrs.
Halls in Weston.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

1t is circulated by some unscrupu'
lous persons who arc opposed to the
railroad subscription that tho tax for
railroad purposes this year is 80 cents
on the 800 Of assc3snblo property
when in truth it is not quito II cents
on the 800 Of asss'sablo property
This subscription is an important qucs'
ton to tho tax payers Of tho county,
and the man tha! would attcmp: 10 de-
cciyo them by talschOOds is a bad man
and deserves the contempt Of every de-
cent man in tho county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

Vote and work for the Railroad,
We assure you, it is tho interest Of
every tax payer in tho county to do So
Vote for tho Railroad Subscription,
thereby saving the fifty thousand dol
lars already voted and the railroad,
Ii you refuse to subscribe the additional
fifty thousand dollars. there is'grcat
danger OF losing the fifty thousand sub.
scribc& by tho county, aud also lose
tho railroad.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

EG' N. S. IIoLr, NJ, D., U. s. Ez'
aiming Surgeon, can bo found nigh
and day at his Office on Main Street, !
door below the post cficc. The Doc
tor iiss attended two thorough courses
of Iccturcs--onc ut tho Louisville Med
ical College aad TIC OiSeF at Jefferson
Medical College, in PhiiIdclpH'a' from
which institution he received a dIf'o'
ina. Tho Jefferson Medical College
from which he has just returned, is
recognized both in Europe and America
as ona Q! the leading colleges in the
United States.
The Doctors superior collegiate adj
vunLogcs, coupled with an experience
gained By Eve years practice of his
profession, cntitls him to the confidence
:, the public.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

Rzj- \ Nav News DEror.-All the
latest papers, Mou'hIys, &c. eau here
after be had at Tua pawocEAr OGicr.
Special attention will be given to sup
plyiog those desiring the New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore daiIys, and
the leading illustrated papers Of the
country. Catalogues OF a!I the recent
publications will DO kep! on hand;
and books will he ordered for these
wishing them at very low rates.
G p. D4ELlSToH.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04
of President Mac Mahon

PARIS, July 2S-Prcsidcnt Mae
Mahon has arrived at Bourgcss, where
the Mayor presented an address. The
President, iu reply, said his sole aim
has been the maintenance Of peace
abroad and constitutional order ut
home. Ills intentions and acts had
been m:srcpresented. There bad been
M violation of the Constitution, or ill.,
tertcreueo with tho liberty Of con-
science, or jcoparliziug Of foreign re-
la,ions. The public good scnsc ut
home ind abroad has estimated these
calumnics ut their true value. They
will not discourage nor prevent inc
from fulfilling my task, with tho help
Of the men who hare hitherto bccu
supporters Of my pOIicy.I am confident
tho nation vii! respond to my appeal,
and will chose Representatives who
will terminate cou1ict which, il pro-
longca, could only be hurtful to the
counuy's interests, and check the pa.
ellie development Of its greatness. Al.
luding to foreign Affairs, the President
said Eraucc has done all in her power
to lOcalize tho war in the Iilst Peace
he said, is tho first object Of French
policy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04
Norwood High
School and College,

Principals: YIN. y. abel, Thos. \.
Seldom, Il. II. Willis, Jr.
THE SESSION OF 1878, will open on Thurs
day the Goth of September l577-with full
corps OF Instructors and full and thorough
instruction in all departments.
Car AloGrw-o obtaining full particulars
sent on application to the Principals.
NORWOOD ?. 0. VIRGINIA.
Refer to Judges Brauuon and Edmi' ton
a nd Dr.. T. Il. amicn, Weston, ". Va.
and to T.IC. Green and Col. Janics NJ. Ran
sou, Charleston, ". Va. AL patrons 0
the School.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

f:T- TnE strike on the different
roads is about ended, and the roads arc
all now running their freight trains.
Many Of the strikers commenced work
at Tic reduced wages, while some still
hold out, hut the places CT those that
refuse to work are gradually being fll'
ed with new hands.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

EJ' NoTEEs eau vote at tho Court
House, or any voting precinct in the
county, on the Capital question, Rail
road subscription and for County Su-
rcrintendcnt Of free schools; but can.
not yotc for Boards Of Education out
of their district.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

The Railroad would give ready aud
sue natketat increased prices for
everything the farmer prOdascd, be-
sides it would give profitable market
for all kinds of lumber, slaves, hoop.
poles, locust pins with many other mr.
tirics that arc now destroyed.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

Ezy' PAY Ur ASD SAVE Cost
hereby notify all who ere indebted to
INC by note or account, that they must
make Immediate payment Of tho same,
or will DO compelled to place their
accounts or notes in the hands Of an
officer for collection. | cannot trust
any longer. l must have money aud
as this is the Grs. time after business
Of = gears in this county, that | have
Issued notice OF this kind, I trust all
will SEQ the necessity Of prompt pay,
meut. PATRICK lIEE%EY,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

Fancy Groceries, Teas. Sugar, COT
fec. Rice, Cheese, Canned Goods,
Roasted Coffee, Soda, Spices. Oysters,
Soaps, &c. j pounds best Rio Coffee
for one dollar, Crushed Sugar l5cts
per pound, Fresh Salt fish as cheap as
the cheapest. Tobacco. Cigars, TIPS
Stogies, Snuff, Matches, &c. For sal.
by Mis-. Il. Patterson.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

The llfty.thOusnud dollars subssFip'
ton, to be voted on next Tuesday,
will, il carried, with tho ten,thOusanl
dollars subscribed by CIarksburs. cOm'
plcto the railroad, put on tho rolling
stock aud make tho road in every re-
spcct really for running
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

With the Weston and West Fork
Railroad, and tho Capital at Clatksburg
tho population aud wealth Of Lewis
county would DO almost doubled in ten
years. Vote then for the subscription
and Clarksburg, thereby promoting
your ow interest.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

EV- Fon the information officers Of
election We copy section Ord Of the net
proyiling for the location Of the
"PcTmaucnlscat of Government"
".Seciiyn SRI. Each voter at any
election held under tho provisions Of
this act, shall deposit his ballot with
the name of some Que Of til, places
named in the Proceeding section, writ
ten or printed aud it moro than one
of said places b. written or printed
thereon, The name first so rrit'cH or
printed shall be toaHict',
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04
baltimore Live Stock Market foT
August ..

uoGs-Arrivnl4 1910, supply mod
crate, sales 81 to s. Should b. 20.
Road be opened We look for decline,
Surrr-Arriyols SEC, supply full.
Sheep / to =, Lambs 4! to 81, pros
pcct fair.
CArrLs--Arrivals 2,O9t, supply
irll mostly sold to eastc'n buyers III
J.! 10 GO prospect fair.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

When our railroad is completed, We
may reasonably expect tho establishing,
in this county, Of barrel and other
factories, which would greatly benefit
tho farmers us well rs all kind Of
labor.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

The dividends from the rnilroad af-
ter paying of the bonds Of tho county
will be sufficient in few years to
make good roads through every
section or ncigllborhool Of the county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

Tax payers Of Lewis county if you
vote down the Subscription now pen
ding you will not only lose the
so, 900 already subscribed, but in oil
probability you will also lose tho rail
r Dad.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-04

- The Richmond EaQ&!TEr says j!
has opposed tho administration Of
President Hayes continuously, but will
yield him 4 most hearty support at this
timo in dealing with the current troub.
les. Says that paper: F." Let the Pres.
i4eut is!uo his call and promptly the
gray will stand shoulder to shoulder
with tho blue, an impcnctrablo bull
wark against which mob violence and
communism will dash in vain "