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The New York herald., 1877-03-04
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Ax.rxRpAx March 3-Arrived ship Australia Csw) Pohl
son. Savannah brig Elda tNor. Mortensen. Wilmington
ANTWERP, March 3-Saled, ship Swallow, Howes, Car.
diff; barks Arraean Ger, Bunje, Baltimore; Lield (Nor.
BRRxxx March 3-Arrved. steamer Essen tGer) Jorgen
sen. Philadelphia.
BoapKAux March 2-saied, bark J F Robertson (Br),
Mcmillan, st Thomas
CARDIFF, March 3-Sailed, bark Annie Reed Crowsli.
Singapore; schr NJ Haskell, Crowell Cienfuegos.
CHRIsrIAxsAxD. TO March 3-Sailed. bark Constantia
(Nor). New York.
FALxourn March 3-Arrived bark Fannie, Carver. New
York for Cronstadt &c.
Hull March 2-sailsd steamer Othello (B), Bristow.
New York.
uAxpunc March 3-ArrIvsd, bark Dover. Hand. Phila-
delphia
sailed 3D. brig W Beard (Br,. Robinson Philsdeiphia
HAvRE March 3-Arnved, ship Geo Bell (Br). Rose New
OneanS
Sailed 3D. steamer Labrador (rr) sangiier New York
via Plymouth.
LIVERPOOL March 2-Arved bark st Christopher Ger
BranhoF Dsrien; 3d. steamer Hayticn (Br. Watson. New
Orleans
Sailed Feb 26 steamer Indiana Sargent Phiadeiphia
LONDON. March 3Ssiled from Gravcsend. bark Palermo
tBr. Mclaughlin New York; brig Neva tBr) smelsser,
Demersra
LIxERicx March 3Arrived. bark Csssimiro C(Aus. Nj
| coich, New Orleans.
| Sailed 3D. BARK Savannah (Br, Kruil. New Orleana
LISBON Feb 2i-Arved, bark Mariana Ill Port). San
| tos New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Feb 2s-Arnved bark Princess Som awatty
(Br). Anderson, Baltimore March ship Oriental Otis
San Francisco.
Also arrived Sd. AN. steamers China (Br). Gill. Now
York for verpoo AN, Nevada (Br,, Guard do for do
| land both proceeded
Arrived I'd steamer Atlas (Br) noseason Boston fol
| Liverpool tand proceeded.
| Sailed from - March 2. Lavnia. for New York.
LONDON. March s-s.eamer Nanain (Bp. Bruce. from
Baltimore Feb Liverpool, has put into st Michaes
| lcakv and with cargo damaged.
Brig Nash. before reported stranded ct Fishguard
06 badl dam uCed
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The uurser of steamer State OF Indsna Glasgow,
has thanks Tor favors.
Xswron from Nfw YORK IVA. rIi sa s s ps
burst in tow OF two prcpss,s re
going a.hors her inability to work her engine through
loss OF steam.
reported q. supposed "hors on Cold spring Bar miles
south Of Cape Nav and on put eaes n ama nrvsa m
and will discharge cargo
STEAMER AxsaiqCs Fr ashore At seaorsht' was moved
% feet seaward Friday night.
for $500
"a o G4srsw "n he & lat
encountered hurricane lasting hours ana heavy gales
from WNw for days; sustained considerable damage.
smr PaiuA DoSxA Lunt. from New York. ut SAN Fran
cisco Feb ~ In BAY Biscay encountered heavy
DER DER ana :h.n"s blew away sails; Oct
y saonsr Ssn gale SoS SuTn 81 % wsis H '.s r
Platte heavy gales from NV sw lost two boats stand
ard compass aud bnnscIe and stove buwarks
BARK SUNBEAM (Br,. recently ashore opposite Berlin.
Nd and ate.w.r got OF and taken to Ncrfo wns to Dc
the North America. which LETT rhladelph'a Sd inst
BAax sAmAm K,Scssrsy from Girsensi for Wosss
Telegram Boston that she is not leaking
BRIG LIScoLN. Reed from Araca.y for Liverpool with
saG which on s put int"
towed her keel also innrad She remained 10 port
10th ordered to be discharged.
scmR ALICE BxLL ot warehsm, Mass. SINK al the mouth
OF New London hsrbor I'd inst wreckers have soue to
her.
Ledge near Fort Trumbul was pupaped March 2 by
Captain Scos steam pump and hauled of the rocks by
ug towed to Bragaws railways whore she Is 20
hauled for repairs the extent Of which cannot DO
learned until she Is out Of wSter
QUICK TRlp.-Tho schr Alice Boardmsn Capt BOYD,
RECENTLY IN ale the between Mobile ana Kingston a.
In the short sp Of days said be the shortest
passage made between the two ports
CHARLESTON March 1.-The scr sullivan Sawin has. after
portion OF her At Atsntic wharf taken
ont the furcmast will receive topmasts ibboom
and sails lost who outward "trip from Ssvnnnsh Tor
Liverpool. ,,,, sv.-
YORK. has discharged her cargo OF logwood NJ At'she
VIII ri and will proceed to the shpyard tor repArx
The schr Lunet Pass Christian FOR Trinidad fort
Span the repairs at Atsntic wharf
The schr idaho Port Maria, Ja. tor New York, Is
repairing Mt Southern wharf,
DARixS March 2Bark vidsjaaen tNor,, from savannah
for Daren before reported ashore Chimney Spit, will
probably total wreck.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE
N,wyoxr. ri. March 3. 1871

NEWPORT. III. March 3. Is91
This AN schr West Wind bowman. from Providence Tor
New York. after leaving her wharf At former place.
drted into the middle channel and while the crew
busy setting SAIL having just dispensed with the SER
vices OF the tug the wind the schooner across the
and her Lboom through the larboard wheel o
steamer Crystal Wave Of the American Steamboat Co OF
Providence dock with great force piercing
the from side sde tearing away the xnserofeAa
work protecting paddle bending the outer rim OF
the wheel considerably The services nj tug were caea
into request and with little difficulty the schooner was
backed away from the steamers side The steamers dam
ago amounts to $780, The schooner suffered loss OF lying
jib, jibboom and other minor damages.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
SAILED.

s,s.rsrs CITY OF RIchwond (Br). for Liverpool; The
ccsn 1Brj do: Colonbo~ tBr) lmlI Neckar cGsrl be-
soo and Ksy wsss Knickerbocker New orleans. i'Sne
a. Csyondelet Fernandinx, &C. san Salvador 81
ssss co. ChsrIeston: Pioneer Wilmington. NC
1id p"minjon Kichmond, 4c John ut:scn. Geosget9wm
~ biadeipbin: ships Island Home tbrj. Lon
~ Jon" bsrsrsm Norj. Stockhom bsrks Molly her,
~ essrve Nsvndn Melbourne: Jenny ver). hotte I'n
g Sx.s, erf or friv Dubrovssk "a
So xscdsco odoi tAus Anna Osr' nrs"sna "do": @
EsSs~nov Ujsr) Hsmburg Fischevl utap n''cah.s' !
0.Dree Supsa1sA (t;er). Liverpool; Spsrsnha '"""'
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
WHALEMEN.

Arrived Vineyard Haven March schr Rising Sun, Of
and from Provincetown. tor the Atlantic Ocean.
Sailed from Provineetown March sthr Rising SON. Tsy-
lor Atlantic Ocean, for u mont hs' CRUISE.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
SPOKEN.

British ship. showing signal letters vWHS. from Ii
erpooi for Calcutta ~ out lat 3S 3 Ion l3 So
chr Adelia Hodgkns from the Chesapeake for Portlan
with main lower mast head and topnast gone March g.
Egv arbor
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK--THIs DAY

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04

andrla Annie Florence Br Barbados bss Nellie Hus-
ted Havana Nsutilus (Dutcb Port Natal kosins uni
t;ibrsltar schrs Adde Bryant Barbados; Robert fa
iner. Havana
The New York herald., 1877-03-04


YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.
4 LXRUE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND
Ahand Row Boats for sale at 81 Mansiu st. Ssw Y"rs
INOR sALl.-A CENTRE. BOARD sLoop YACHT. ~
eet long. superior build; completely equipped aud tur
%s"d sssy So Ds" as ssa S In
WILLIAMS. box 2.di0 Post Office.
DOR sALE-A 300 TON FREIGHT PROPELLEs
STEAM, box liz Herald olicc.
'INOR SALE ChEAP-A LIuHr DRAUGlIr GIN rkE
son. Isa wost st.
EoR SALE AND CuAErER-sIDkwIlEEL STEAM
boats Tor day md night roucs freight Propeers steam
"'' ' "F''' GGoRGE T. rIsSsK. fass: s., ss south st.
MINIATURE YACHTS. sLoops sClOoNEns.
Fircil. Tor sale. So Boud st.
MANNING's YACHT AqgNCY, aia DRoADwAY-
20 cnga- emcnts Kept,
OYSTER sLOOP fOI SALE CnEAP-PRICn $40
Vim good order Apply at 2l+ East i.hi st.
GALE. .CMhAr-scnOoNER YACHT sCuD: si FEET
kCongi ully furnished; ready Tor Amply THOMAS
W. LINDSAY io3 Atlantic 81. Brooklyn
CrEAM LAUNCH wANrED-ABoUr u FEET LoNG;
|, Herald Uptown Office.
Cud.-wANrED 10 CHARTER. AN is OK ao.iNcn
s box isi'I sraS sss stating
~ TOY sLOUP. 5ls WATER; WILL BUY A HULL
Uoi ioo tons or will trade. Gei Was mgtou 81. ~ y.
Inn. BOATS RkADy-,IlEAP. iNULuDINI METAL
' '-'' 0' s0"'" srEiIsS PIT Siss1! HSss%rs SIP
|
M,SCELLANEOUS.
4 FINE rnlNU FOR riiE TEETH
sozoDoNr.
sozoDoxr.
sOZODOST.
THE ONLY DESrtrnicE THAT warEys THE
teeth without injuring tho enamel
sOzODONr.
THE ONLY DENrlFRlcE THAT REMOVES
disagrecatlc odors from the breath
sozoDONT.
THE ONLY DENTIFRICE THAT TMPARTs
cooling and refreshing feeling to the mouth
sozoDoNT
CONTAINS NO ACIDS OR ANY SUBSTANCES
that will injure the teeth.
sozoDoNT.
HAS RECEIVED THE TNDoRsEuENT or
eminent dentists physicians and scientific men.
nivORCEs QUIETLY IN ANY STATE; PAY wlIGN
Dscemrcd advice tree. AMERICAN LAW AGENCf IL
| Astor uouse-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

re- From GAsroN.-Ed.tor Demo
crat.-You will confer a favor upon
your NUN ,rous readers il yon will per-
nit US to expose an arch feud thief
who has been proving through this
ncighborhoOd. Not long since tie
water pitcher was stolen of the pulpit
in the NJ. Il. Church on Stone Coal.
and carried of. This did not satisfy
the fcnd or tends, for very recently q
second visit wos paid the same church,
and this time nice half.cilGlu walnu.
stand or table was stolen Said stand
was made by our worthy citizen, F. l..
Ncwburgcr, and donated to said church.
Wo will pay $40 reward for the cap.
turc Of the thief aud property. or tOt
tho thief alone. We want the public
to know there is such character al
large, aud to keep look out for him
Truly, SroSs Coal.
GiSton, Jan. IS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29
Reform is Necessary, even
in the Tobacco Line.

Great Reduction in Prices,
Have you been to the CITY CIGAR STORE,
Nam Street, Wcstor7
II you want Ave cent Cigar, with Havana
filling, you can get it tlcre.-YOu caa get
Connecticut Tips for n dime. You can get
8 1t Domingo Tips for dime-You can get
a SIogies for cenis.-iou can get pure
llH:aunG for lO.ccnH.-0r,. II you want
Homemade Smoking Tobacco you can have
II package for 10 crnts-iou can get Kiliick.
mick, real Turkish, Porto RiCco, Apricot,
Tie Wed, AnnillH, virginity, Sweet MorsCl,
or Fun hob smoking tobacco very cheap.
And now look nj my great variety Of
Chewing TOhacco-0ld Dominion 2Ocis
plug, Para ron Twist only l5cts plug, Col.
den Twist 2Octs. Golden iflNt-sctl pressed
Sorts, Double Navy 25cts, Gravsly No l
-GEns Anlic!t-50c:s, FIG Cct-ComPan-
ion, 81 pouTd
If you want a good blue Match Jou can
get it-.or ifyOu want handsome imported
Pipe you can get it. You can get stone
pipe for almost nothing. 0rwould yOu like
TO get some Scotch Salff7 You eau get it
and lIApee SuuE also. You cAu get foreign
Tobacco EreG.
II there is any thing in the way OF Smok-
ing, Chewing or SuutlinG, 1t Is always 10 be
had at the CITY CIGAR STORE.
Conc OnS--.SoNAc NM.
ROBERT JUFER.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29
West Virginia To. wit :

West Virginia To. wit:
AT Rules held in the Clcrk'I Office OF the
County Court Of Lewis county, on the FIRST
Monday In January, 1877
Joseph Hayhurst, plaintiff,
VI.
Frederick FOusSe and Louis Ernest LaCon-
turc, defendants
CHAScERr IN THE COUNTY coCRr OF LEwlB
COUNTY.
The object Of this suit Is TO recover from
he defendants damages for breach Of cGr-
tain covenants Of warrants in deeds executed
By them to the pIHintiGf on the Goth dHy Of
September, 1868, for 81 acres, rUods and
10 poles Of land situate on the south side Of
the Little kanawhA river, below the mouth
of Steer creek, in Calhoun county, West
Virginia, which damages thu plaintiff claims
should amount 10 Sl4? 10 cents, with inter
eat from the 9Th day Of October, 1873, and
10 attach the estate, real and persona, of the
defendants, aud particularly tract Of land
Of +. FOusSe's lying on both sides Of LGaiing
Creek and the Alum fork thereof, In Lewis
counly, supposed TO contain 1850 acres and
TO subject the snmc 10 the payment Of the
plaintiffs demand ind tho costs Of this suit.
And It appearing by affidavit filed tha the
defendants Frederick FouSse and Louis Er.
nest LacAturc arc nou.rCSidenrs Ofthis State,
and they not appearing, 1t Is ordered that
they do appear here At the next rules to be
held on the last Monday in January, 1871,
and do what is necessary 10 protect their In
terest in the same. Tteic:
J. w00FTER, Clerk
". G. Bennett, pq janS4W
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

Eg Tue people Of Weston arc
showing a good deal Of energy in
pushing forward their Railroad to
'Clarksburg. They have been indefat.
.igablc in their efforts to tap tho n. ",
', Railroad, and arc deserving Of great
credit for their uutiring efforts. They
have had difficulty alter difficulty to
.surmount, but, undismayed. they still
60 on. II Clarksburg had shown the
energy Of Weston, and would even
new come to the assistance ,ot tho pCO.
pie Of Weston, tho road would 10 .
success. Clarksburg has more wealth
than any town in The Ststc Tor hcr
r"puIatiOn-but no public spirit Stitch
% g"oa u0tc a. them ut twenty per ecu
discount, and they .tnke hold.-i'ar
.krrsbarg SentiMcl.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29
The Wheeling
STANDARD,
Daily. Srmi:W Weekly aud Weekly

Observation-Disclosures .,o
Inc Standard as now ealesea upon tnS
'o"r'h year OIL rs eAls'ense, .hu y senT,r;II !.
recognized rs 'a'r, uhPAt,lSIh my a .'''l"'u ~
rs trs't9nt Of all Su1les.s oo'" HsT'S ,o """
. 'S i, ~" ~ 1885, Moi;,;:, ,s,ig;on
,rd n6';oOoiiw
W" ,rTiIS EVSrrNc STANDARD
! u Y ~ nNtH 70 o y. $500 Iu1,n..
IS pn9'ishea every MtStH oCa lS"uHay "a tx
cepiG"' jana c0nuMnS"ti '0e I"'ess tsICs'"pnI'
ic dispatches from all 1rIs gu o. tue wS, va
w." ~" J IT,, 4" FIJI '
I, On,drungss ;ts PAGES 'on SATURDAYS
TERNs-S7 50 per uauum, er 65cts per
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

EE- SupDEN DEATH.-Our town
was thrown in state Of excitement on
Tuesday last by the Fumor that man
had been found dead near Rush Run
Hill, on the Gauiey pike. The rumOF
turned oct to be TOO trrc, and tho vic
tim man named Tomas, who had been
employed in Dawson Il Malady's Shoe
Shop. He started to Sutton on Mon
day, mud that night stnid with Mr.. W.
G., Camp. The next morning be
complained Of being unwOll, and did
no. eat any breakfast. Ssmc time af.
ter he left Mr.. Camps hc was seen fall
10 the road. or partly in the creek, his
head aud shoulders being submerged
when found. lie died before atsis-
lance could reach him.
Squire Smith, on being epprised Of
tue fuct, summoned the following jury
to hold an inquest: Isaac Smith, VIM
A. Watson, Erasmus Rhodes, j. N.
Corley, j. C. Smith, J. I. Conrad,
John B. Watson, George ROhrbougb,
Oliver Alkire, Brown J. Wooddell,
VIM. A. Blake and G. A. Horner.
After hearing the evidence, and an
examination having been nude by DR..
Dent, who had been called, the jury
rendered tho following verdict: /
THAT tho person here lying before
them came to his death BY reason Of an
appoplsctic fs, produced or brought
about BIZ tho excessive use Of iutoxica.
ting Iiq uor."
The unfortunate man lived near Har-
per's Ferry. His friends were tele-
graphed for, but receiving no answer,
bis remains were inferred in GENE.
terry near where The event occurred. [
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

Es' We have lying upon our table
Scribners Illustrated Monthly Mrga=ine
for February, ono Of the most readable
and pleasant Of our monthly visitors.
The high character Of its contributors.
mark the merit Of this journal in It's
many articles of high literary excel
lence aud scientific research /; and ua .
like some of our mOathlics, Ills free
from all pruient sensatlOnalism and
sectional and political articles based on
prejudice. Its illustrations and letter
press, in artistic aud topographic OxO.
cutiOn, is unsurpassed, Its editorial
notes arc fres b and crisp, and up to the
demands Of tho times. Among the
many merit oriOuG illustrated article:
there is another one Of tho graphic and
interesting articles from the pen &
General Mcclellan Winter or
tho Nile" tho second Of tho series
which ably sustains tho i.t,r'st cx
cited by The first. We can che rFully
commend this Journal as high toned
dignifsd and standard public 'tion.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29
EFT Our t;gxr FArR.-Ata

EFT Our tigxr FArR.--At & meet
ling Of the Board of Directors Of the
IVES. Virginia Central Agricultural
:and Mechanical, Society ct CIarksburg,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, E. Tins.
man; Yice.Prcsident, David Bassel
Treasurer, Luther Raymond; srcrc.
rtary. George Bastablc; Chief Marshal.
j. b. Stout, The 18th, 18th aud
I14th Of September, 1877, were chosen
rs the days for holding the rext annual
Fair. -ClarkSLurg Meas.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29
APOLOGY.

Owing TO tho fact that soms I'm.
forseeu circumstances prevented us
from getting our paper on time, TINS
DEMOCRAT makes its appearance this
week in half sheet. We assure our
renders we will make up for lost limo
in the future.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

aB- ToDAcco Market Tho re-
ports from the Baltimore tobacco mar.
ket is exceedingly unfortunate to our
tobacco growers. wilkins and Bcall,
tobacco commission merchants, think
{. that low prices will continue through
sout the present year They attribute
the depression in q. great degree to our
, production.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

Eg TUE LITERARY SOclErr meets
every Saturday night in the hall.in the
Academy; and the meetings are all
public. The subject Of Cremation will
DO discu ssed on the night Of the-27th
.iost. Tba Society should be epcour-
aged; and wo h"po our friends Of a
literary turn will do so by at least at
tending the rogulrr meetings. =!
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

1T CENTENNIAL VisIToRs.
following list Of Centennial visitors
from the tovn Of Weston, was fur
nished US by Mr.. Richard Harrison
several weeks ago. brsvas misplaced.
hence tho delay in its publication. We
would be glad if parties from different
portions of the county would send the
names of those who went from their
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

fg' Mn l.. KAHN. Of Grafton. has
rented the lower, story Of Tue Demo.
GRAFT building. and will be here with a
full stock Of rCady.mado clothing.
ecnss'.furnishing goods, &c about the
m'ddIa Of March or first Of April We
heartily commend him to tho liberal
patronage Of our people.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

.Eg' TuE'proGpscIps Of the Wheel
ing Daily and Weekly Standard will
/, DO found in another column. The
Standard is ably edited and always
well filed with tho latest news.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

ES A CHANGE, Fer rus LADIES
Mrs. julia Atkinson desires to in-'
form the ladies' of Weston and vicinity
that she is now Offering her stock of
hats, millinery, notions, at cost. She
will sell new hats cheaper than old
ones eau be cleaned aod re.fxed. She
has everything in the way Of ladies
goods and millinery, and simply asks
an examination .of. her goods and pri-
ces. She is determined to sell off her
present stock; aud ladies desiring
an thing in her line will do themselves
good by calling at once. Remember
the placc-one door above Ross store,
, on Main Street.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

Hy On GEoRGs B. SIMPSON desires
US to state that he has removed to
the house formerly occupied BY Mrs
Bailey, near the residence Of Judge
Brnunon. All night calls promptly
attended TO.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29
Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals. will be received by Rev.
Fert HIaitnanR or Thomas Ctscy, up to 10
o'ClOsk 4. II on the Goth day Of January,
1871, for the building ola Catholic Church
on Leadrng Geek, Lewis county, West Yir'
Einia, on the site Of the present Church
building. Said Church to b. built In &C.
cortlnnre with plan and SPecldcAt ions fur.
nished by l.. u. Wood, and TO be seen at
the rCsideucc Of Mr. Thomas Casey.
The Committee reserve The night to rC;ec
any or all bids.
Rkv FERp HxlMANS.
THsMAs CASEY.
'LAEES7z SnoTaADEn, Committee.
-JosEru MERTz,
'HAuxAN WELLS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

Eg- Too LATE.-We have. received
u letter from our worthy delegate, Hon
Wm. Il Arnold. but it came too Int
for insertion this week.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

- Dr.. A. n. Dent has located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of his profession, Having attended a
thorough course Of lectures at Sterling
Medical College, after an experience
Of twelve years as practical druggist!
the Doctor has obtained not only an nc
curatc knowledge of diseases. but also.
from his long experience as druggist,
understands perfectly, the prOerties Of
medicines, and their application in the
treatment Of disease. The Doctor can
br found at his Office on Main St, !
door below Ralston's Jewelry Store.
All calls, night and day, promptly at
tended to.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29

re- GESrLEMExrwho received their
bills from mo several weeks ago, will
phase come aud settle at once, SO that ]
can pay my debts too All others
knowing themselves to be indebted to
me will please sall,aud settle also.
RonnRr JrrkR.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29
.ONsters-Oyst,e r

.HOetlu:s Is. NHllksnS0n
will receive freakiGris during the Oyster
season, No. y. OYSTERS every IhnrSd4y
evening, in Cans and Tubs, which he will
sell at The lowest possible prices.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-29
The Best and Cheapest

The Best and Cheapest
3AAGE IN VOW \
TO BUY
Pure Drugs, &c,
A. M. SMITHS
DRUGS AND WHOLESALE d
RETAIL STORE,
Smiths Corner, Main St., Weston
Keeps constantly on hand full and
fresh assortment Of
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Dye Stuff,
and everything in the Drug Line,
Perfnmery, Notions, Fancy Arti-
rcles, Lamps and Lamp CHM
neys, all sizes of Window
Glass, Paints l. Oils
of rll'kiidS, White
Lead, Putty in
Cans,
Varnish, Turpentine, Clue, Paint
Brushes, Alcohol, Pure Old
Rye Whisky, Brandy,
Port and Sherry Wine,
for medicinal and
sacrament.l pu1.
poses, Gin,
And in fact everything usually
found
In a First Glass Drug Store.
u.s. Physicians Prescriptions
carefully compounded at all hours.
I have also on hand large stock Of
SADDLES, BRIDES. HARNESS,
COLLARS, &c,
Aud.in quality and price I defy com.
petition.
! employ uouo hut the best work.
men 10 this department, and use the
best material That eau be. procured.
U@Epadpang
Neatly and promptly executed.
CALI AND EXAMINE
my goods and prices. and secsif they
won't compare favOrably win any
house in town.
A.. N. SMITH.
Weston, Jan 90, 1877.
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room for the discussionof the questions
which he thinks ought to be debated for tae
benefit Of our readers.

There are perhaps dozen gentlemen
whese names are prominently cEnehesone 10
connection with the next goyernorsnlp.
There Is Holiday. Malone, Daniel: the TWO
Lees, Taliaierro, Terry, Thomas, Bsyerley,
and sonhe four or five others, equany sou. t
men, Now, who doubts that hat. tue hsglNe y
ambition OF, either OF them wouid oe 70
nron,ofe. in every possible way, the inter
eests Of the old Commonwealth mo NH f-A0''oo'''
Mirror. .,,.,.,r3e, 40 III. .h ~, 400
names the two Lees, Taliaferro, and BeYer,
lev. we can't, consent that farmers ana
Hcitizen lawyers y shall remain in sucll
professional railroad ticdl-soha teaedSh-
fing society,": pirginia Patron. az
Here is starting point whence we may
travel in search, OF the Patrons choice for
Governor. It pitches overheard HOLIDAY,
MAHoNE, DANIEL, TERRY, and THOMAS. The
two LEES are farmers, and BEVERLY, and
TALrArERRo are citizen-lawyers, or farmer
lawyers, we suppose. Now, il all the
grangers are going to support one OF these
four (oi whom one declines in favor OF his
cousin), then we may guess that FITz. LEE,
or TAL1AFERRo, or BEVERLY, is 70 be for
midable competitor with HOLIDAY and tho
rest in the State Convention. ,:asaI