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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-20
II was writtcn in Old times how foolIsh

II was written in old times how foolish
son got hold OF his pntrmony. and. going away
from home. squandcred It; how he tired Of the
SWINGS husks at last. and oct out to return TO
his fathers house; how his father saw him
from afar, welcomed him. put upon him the
finest of robes. and ordered that the fattcd calf
bo Killed for the prodigal son. But In our day
a son. recovering his proiigai father almost
from the grave. invests him with no nnc
raincnt or golden jrwrlry. but has him ar
raigncd in police court and sentenced for a
few months ~ Blackwcll's Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-20

The fellowship Of kindred souls Is cxcm-
piled when JAY GOULD indulgos in studied
praise OF DE GoLNER GARFIELD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-20

embrvotc lawyer otNcw YORK has oTvan-cd him
si int"n law aud order oaguc aud Ia. pruturod wnr-
rants AGAINST nearly hutsl n the clfy on chWgc
~ s"iihg lipnur ON sunday Tie movement is lork 4
uVfh ny The lfuprctOrs hldckuHi.iu1 y, falun.
N"he nj them viii simply pay any tine imposed A. thc
''hl"T way " gctnl out ~ his hands ami ~ b" viii
receive NuH hH ui tlt line ~ viii make
good uing OF the business"
Thcsc are serious charges against Brother
MUNDY and should not bo made unless there
are hDts to sustain them. Even the Rev.
Brother Crosby has not accused Brother MuSDY
OF being hlackmailcr and u striker. Brother
MusDY must at once clear himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-20

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuS-ST: When
ofeshaiowed the coming tate of Murray lh inannounc
n1 my peanut diet oone small plate baked beans i've
VNfraVarHucr.
TODAY dncd AT Az GRAND street snmniuously every.
uns en4i quality ln5 landlord being college GRADUATED
ON tins I'm o rare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-20

bccn sadly disappointed in the Army and
the Navy bills.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-20

What looked like high-handcd proceed
Ing In the Aldcrmcn's cnnvnss of the vote in the
seventh nate District now turns cut 10 have
boon merely the cNercss of tho Aldermon's ln-
gal right 10 arccpt u return that is known To be
fas". or to reject - return that il true. Hence
there IL no prohahil ~ hat that proceeding will
send any al the Aldermen To state prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-20

My heart is sick and sad" said Chief Jo-
sLpH 10 his captor From whore the sun now
stands will ii,ht no moro forever" No elab
"rai" recital could convey n sense Of the Nez
percds' wrongs and sunerin;s with more power
than these words. They are the wall Of a brave
people in despair of justice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-20

In view OF the schemes Of one kind or an
other for promoting the emigration Of the
Southern colorcd population to Liberia. one
might suppose that the country il ut this mo-
ment sadly ovcr-popuatod In the south
moro especially in South Carolina and the Gulf
Slai"s-oifous aro made by editors and others
to induce colored people to abandon the lnnd of
their birth and fly 10 Liberia. The Rev AnRA-
HAM HANSON, formerly Minister Resident of
the United Staios to the African republic say,
IN public address delivered at Washington:
We're member Of the African race Will m, kuowl
'hir n i lromf ndnu- wrleh that still nplrc them
am o me imiahc h'h which invites then IA lAbcrin
nul nwulnr'H. would gather mA mnilV around me and
Shore ''
Southern papers print articles in the same
sense. Ii is attempted 10 show that the Cnro-
llnas nlono could spare at least 10000 colorcd
people to build Nj the frehc republic Of Iihc-
ria, where they would attain social position and
material wl-heing not to ho had here The
delights Which await the coorel emigiunt ON
that distant African shore" mud the BLESSINGS
their absence will confer ON the white men lolt
behind, are depicted.
But no pnrt Of the country can afford an pros
ent to dispense with labor OF any kind. Tie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-20

It's the bravct paper we kLow o.
Ytot. d.. Istf,, Stt.,L,,I
Pension once Delays.

II contains lerrc amount of political and mi-ce'lane
mnttt ALL te new ilr day and rtrl and out
-pON,n idNooAt, oi honesty and good government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-20
Now thnt il has heen dceIdcd thnt slrrlN

Now that il has been decided that SITTING
Bull shall remain in the Wood mountain coun-
try until next spring. the situation Of his camp
in respect 10 our border is II interest. The So
called Wood mountains. which cross the boun-
dairy line. nre n totally detached range Of low.
irregular hills much broken 10y ril-woodcd
valleys. through which many small streams
flow. making the whole region we'll watcrcd.
not many miles south Of the Canadian boun-
Diary line Is the Missouri river. flowing in gen
orally castorly direction. and along this river
are Fort Buiord southeast OF SITTING BULLS
camp; Fort Peck. south, and Forts Hawley AMI
Benton, southwest. All OF these forts lie between
the boundary and our settled regions. and the
two former are sufficiently near 10 tho border
and TO Sitting BULLS cmrampmcnt for their
garrisons to be of service in cnsc he should at
tempt raid. But there are tso better safe
guards thnn forts against any dangers from
SITTING BULL. The fret is the season, which
would prevent him from making any foray be-
fore tho spring thorc being no longer any grass
for his ponies; the second is his promise ~
peace given to the Canadian authorities. on
whifh we can doubtless rely since fair dealing
with Indians proyokes fair dealing in return.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-20
Bon IvarisoLL has declined the Bcrllr


mission. which, 50 FAR IA is known. had not
been offered to him. lie caliodupon Mr. EvAErs
yesterday md told him he did not want the
place. Doubtless FyAE1s frlt harry to g,tthis
information from him. And so tho thing ends.
Bon should now dcli,crn iiity-ccnt lecture upon
the inside history ~ tbs incident of his career,
viii IL had some peculiar features during thc
ten days Of ita cX str nee. II Ia just nj out + n
dHys since We rot a despatch from BOB's
Illinois town 81 Peoria that Bon had been
offered the German mission. and was pre-
pairing to hasten to Washington 10 see EvARTs
about II. In day or two IL was announced that
he had reached Washington. Then we heard
that Bon would accept the German mission
II IT WIS pressed upon him. hut that
h" would not ur." his claims for H.
Then W. heard that Bon WIS anxious 10 know
whether EyARrs meant TO xiv" him the Ger
man mission Thrnwe hcurd ~ WAITS sur
prise that Bon expected 30 get Il; and then that
EvARrs had never on rcd tito him: hut merely
that the Illinois Republican delegation had sug-
cestcd his name to EvARrs. who smiled
on hearing n. Then heard that
the Illinois Congressman wore pressing
HE claims; then that his nomination WINS
positively demanded by the Republican party
of Illinois, and then TINT h. had boon waiting
P"''h'D III ""Nhlnt"'n i'T 'h' tfhllhhtNh ol
the struggle But yet EvAKTs could not bc in
duced to make nm oflcr or promise; and tho
religious newspapers said II would b" shameful
to nominate an innd'l and n hlnsphcmcr
Thus the storm has ragged around Bon and
lvARTs. with the German mission IN tho dis
tancr Now Bon has taken the businns - IN hand
for himself. He srrs EvABTs. and tells him he
pos lively declines the mission. EvAKrs feels
chagfinei and dsaurointrt over this peouliar
drcnnation. while Bon walks proudly away to
his hotel. unsustalncd hy the cancellations Of
religion. We say that Bob should deliver Il
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13
5Hjg De 8Q)gR2T
S0ErNvA~N Oct. N3
rhc Ohio Election.

The vcturns received from the cleo
ton held in Ohio on TucslluY last, in .
dicates clearly that Bishop the Dem
ocrat candidate for Governor has been
elected by majority Of from ten to
iiliccn thousand. with SirOng prola-
biIity Of u Democratic majority on inin'
ballot in the Legislature, A United
States Senator is to be elected rhi,
Winter in Ohio t" ill tho uucxpircd
term Of Sherman, and the poIii;cal
complexion Of the Legislature will de.
tcrminc who ShcrmUn's successor shall
be. Ii the Legislature should be Dcr.
ucra;ic, l'cndlcton, The bold, honest am!
faithful guardian Of the peoples inter
csts, will be the man. II on the other
h4nd. the Republicans should have the
majority, Stanley Mathews viii
probably be elected to serve cut
Shrrman's pncxpircd term.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13
The Railroad.

Lewis county seems to be "s:uck''
with her BARROW gauge railroad. We
hope gargEcnc has uOI set in at either
cuI Of the route SO us to cause the
obstruction. or all tho routes n9w
under discussion in this State, for the
building Of narrow gauge railroads, We
kno% Of Eonc which promises anything
like the rich rewards that tais Que does.
All along its route from CIatksburg to
Weston the country is exceedingly
fertile aud the peoplo wcll.to.do; but
this is but 1.-THE Of the country tina,
will be developed by this railroad.
The country beyond Weston aud to
The right and 10 the left Of Ihat town,
is all productive and will rapidly fill up
with III industrious aud thriving pcpu.
lalion.
We havc watched with a great deal
Of interest the arduous labOrs Of the
few cutcrprisiuy spirits who have work.
ed for the success Of this Improvement.
both Gin season aud out Of season.
aud have admired their plucl; and iu-
tc!ligcnt enterprise, and we earnestly
hope 10 yet be able to chronicle their
complete success at an early date
Wheeling Register
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13
No Excuse for any one being out OF
Employment.

Our attention has been called to
sono new and useful cooking utensils,
recently invented which mako baking
and cooking apleasurc, instead of n
dreadful necessity. One Of which, the
Patent Centennial Cake and Bread
Pan made Of Russian iron. is 50 con.
tructed that you can remove your cake
when baked, instantly from the pau,
without breaking or iujuring it, aud
you can remove the tube, and convert
it into q plain bottom pan, for baking
jelly or plain cake, bread, etc. Apoth-
et-thC Kitchen GEN. plated wire
boiler or steamer to haRg.insidc Of an
ordinary iron pot, for s,caming vcgc-
tables, etc., which when done, can be
re moved perfectly cry, without lifting
til Q heavy spoty iron pot oil the stove,
avoiding the danger of burning the
hands with the steam in pouring of
the hot ~Uter, and The vegetable can-
not possibly Lurm if tho water boiIs dry,
as the steamer does not touch tho bot.
tom Of the pot. These goods arc sold
exclusively through agents to families,
and every housc-kccpcr should by oil
means have them. A splendid Oppor.
tunity is offered to some liutlu lady or
gentleman canvasscr Of this county to
secure the agency for plcsscnt aud
profitable business. For terms, terri.
tory, etc., write to L. 4 Brown & Co.,
Nos. 2Il aud ZIG Elm Street, Cinciu
natl, Ohio.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13
Mr.. Stephens In New York.

bro,Lt,st vast, roc ,;ror ~ III,
4 II Stonhors ofC.orr;, by u,r
r..n.,,, w,oI =, w., y,.L ca,.,
Jsv A. s,,nI,r. w,s ,crom n,rin1
Inv Mr rohor, roo,b. ,r1 lnrrr,, p
NJ Il you,r or Cco,rio Tho uo,LJ
says.
Amoro ,ho r,r,ors ;rv;,o, 70 moo,
,ho di,,;nrvi,S,I Gcorci,u wcro ,bo
Cardinal Ar.l,Li.hon If Nom Vol, .
ur CL,,L,s n,Tnnn, ,,ho morol NO
I,,;,l.Iv n,I horn h;,n.oIf -, br;ch,,r ,s
, voOih NJ ,rnn,,,,s s,L'II rho
emma in swi,inr ILn r;,,o-;,v,
,,,,l,on ,i,I H., .I.. orL;, t.,.,,,,,
,,rrc,;Dr -, hi, hal, cv, ,I,vor T,o.
,n.n AZ, cn.,,,u " r,,..i,.,,, n,l
,ho nor n. p,,,., IS g, u,,h,,r,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13

In tho year 1890 the Legislature Of
Virginia resolved that zone hundred
ant twenty thousand dollars shall be
advanced by this Commonwealth to tho
GOuerul Government in IhrcO equal
yearly payments, aud to be- applied to.
ward erecting public buildings at tue
permanent sOat Of tho Government Of
tho United States on tho bank Of
"powtolnack." An agent of tho State
has been appointed 10 urge upon Con-
srcss The rrpoytaca: Of this sun.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13

We made a Fhort visit to Gilmcr
county this week, aal was much
pleased to notice The many substantial
improvements made by tia farmers III
that county in the last year; also tic
fine crops they have raised this season.
The lands in Gilmcr arc rich and the
unimproycd is heavily iimUcfed. We
have seen as fine grain aud blue grass
sod growing in that county us wo have
ever seen in Harrison and Lewis, and
We believe at no distant day that coun-
ty viii be ranked with the first coun.
ties Of the State. No county offers
greater inducements to settlers til 1n
tiilmer. Good unimprovcl lands can
he bought at from s. to s. per acre,
and the timber on great deal Of this
land is worth more than is asked for
the land. The county is Icing rapidly
settled, aud nearly every ncighbOrhoOd
is supplied with schools and churches
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13

President Vanderbilt has just or.
iered five per cent advance in the
pay Of all the employees Of the New
York Central aud Lake Shore road,
who were affected BY the ten per cent
reduction Of last July. This goes iutO
effect November l, and is in pursu.
uncc Of Mr.. Vandcrbilt's promise to re.
store the old wages US soon as business
justified.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13

Senate and Of carly action upon them.
Among the appointments it is deemed
certain that the nominations to the va
cancy IN the United States Supreme
Court and for the vacant circuit judge
ship in the Kentucky District, will be
transmitted 10 the Senate in few days.
In the event Of q rejection Of any NOM
nations Of the President the present
tenure Of Office act will prove a serious
injury to Tho public interests, and there
il ground 70. the belief that the Prcsi.
dout would be "ery happy to have it
repealed, The difficulties growing out
Of this misclicvoas act and the filling
Of the appointments will alone suffice
to keep Congress III session up to De-
ecmbcr next.
The late trains have brought in fur.
ihcr accessions Of Congressman, Of
whom there arc between thirty and for.
" now in town, bEt they arc 50 widely
scattered over the city that they havC
mol as yet come together IL anything
like groups to discuss the SpeakcrShip.
In fact they are apparently more ab
sOrbcd at present. vita tbs subjcc; Of
looking up AMI securing quarters for
themselves aud families for the expect
cd long or double session Of Congress.
The Spcakcrship is almost in nbcy-
aEcc. like an uudouLtcl and reliable
favO!iic on the race track, Mr.. Ran
ialI is clearly ahead for the nomina-
ton, Mr.. Cox rs good second. The
field is made up Of NIessrR. suylcr,
Goodc. Morrison and Blackburn
This in the way the matter stands to-
day, and it will he 10 clearer or more
definite for several days, or unit! there
are Congressman enough here to allow
Of an interchange Of opinion and the
arrangement or Encouragement OF the
chances rs they now exist.
III this connection it is reported that
ncsrly twenty Democrats (thc exact
number is put at ninctccn) have form.
cd combination aud will refuse to
| 90 into the caucuss or b. bound by its
nominations They are said TO be en-.
thusiastic admirers Of President Hayes
aud to be DESTROYS Of having the House
organized and the committees eon>titu'
ted on basis agreeable to the PrcSi
dcnt, but still within Democratic
line. They expect to accomplish thi:
Iy holding the balance Of power unl
debating the policy Of the Speaker
Should the combination bp 4 reality
and rndcavOr TO carry cut its plans,
the session may DO delayed BY dead
lock over the Spcakcrship as prOlong'
ed as that which ended III the CHOICE o.
Mr.. N. p Banks years ago.
Among tho minor officials Ct thu
House Mr.. John L. Thompson vii
hardly have competitor for rcnomina
ton as SergRnt.atArms Clerk Adam
will be next to beaten il not delicate,
by Mr.. Caldwell, Of Alabama, mem
Der Of the last House. DOorkcepe
Paterson will have to contest his placr
with George c. Weileruburn. Thcs'
arc the safest prophecies that can b.
made in the absence of seven. eighth
Of the men who arc to do the voting.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13

SENATOR II. q. pAYs, Of this State,
intends to RENEW lis effort this winter
10 get commiltsc Of the Senate ap
pointed to investigate tho Treasury
Department. We b9lieyo he will got
a respectful hearing this time and also
get bis committee, II he does he will
be the means # uucarlbug one VI the
greatest frauds Of the century.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13
ALPHA TAU OMEGA.
i NN UAL CONG ESS

The regular annual Congress of the Alpha
Tau Omega fraternity will assemble In The
city of Richmond, State Of Virginia, OIL
Wednesday, October 3lst, 1871, at II
o'clock A. N. Orator: Bro. T. Eaton
("ra. Beta."l
Delegates are enjoiaed to report promptly
Members generally arc cordially invited
and respectfully urged to be rrelcn,, al
questions ofgrcat Interest will be considered.
All who intend to DO present arO requested
10 inform Richard Brooke or +. II. McGnirs
(of the LEGAL committee, Richmond, TIr.
Ctnia, as soon as practicable.
By order Of the S. &C.
BENZ. F. LONG, J. G. G.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13
stOsics and Tips at Brinkmup'G O.
Globe Nails at lIrinknan'S.


GREAT REDucrIoN IN PAGES
Mrs. Atkinson desires to inform her
customers that she has large and well
selected stock Of summer straw hats,
Trimmings, Notions &c., that she Of.
fcrs at cost and carringe, in ordar
mako room for her fall stock. Par.
ties desiring anything in her liuC
should call and examine her goods and
prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
as she is determined to offer greater
inducements for the next sixty dnys
than was ever offered in Weston. She
will take cash or produce.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13
Sir. Arnold and the Extra Session

We observe that some Of our State OK.
changes have seen Ct TO say il! Ratugcd
things Of Hon. W. L Arnold, in con-
rcction with his advocacy Of u special
session of the Legislature. This is
neither kind generous nor just. Mr..
Arnold has perfect right 20 advocate
this mcaaurc, as he docs, in the inter.
est Of good government lie is one Of
our solid citizens whose reputation as
worker aud thinker is already we'll
established and Us hO periodically
proposed in the outset that tho session
should be held without expense to the
State, it is only fair that he shall be
given credit fOr sincerely Of purpose
While We differ with Mr.. Arnold on
the question Of tho necessity or policy
Of an extra session, We have chccrfully
printed all he has said on the subject,
md give him full credit for patriotic
and uusclIish motives in the premises.
IYhccIiag Register.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13

BALTIMORE, October . The re.
mains Of the late Arch. bishop Bayloy
reached here this afternoon. The On =.
nOuuccacrt Of tho timo for the arriva!
Of the remains was general throughout
the city, and thu crowd which gathered
at the Union depot and along tho route
Of the procession to the arch.epis:opatc
residence numbered 10, 900. The rev.
eroncd clergy with AlOusiguCpr Chatard
Of the American college ut Itotae, the
Ca .holi2 Conference, the Trustees Of
the Cathedral, the Young Catholics
Friend Society, the Catholic Young
Mcu's Library Association, aud the
Catholic Beneficial and Temperance
Societies, aud the Knights of St. Tgra-
thus, assembled and escorted the re-.
mains to the late residence Of the de-
ceased archbishop. Tue procession
bad in front u cross with q representa-.
tiep Of tho Mother and Child, aud
among the clergy was borne the mitrc
aud cro$ics Of the late Arch. bishop
The nitro rested on a cushion of white
flowers. The clerical pail bearers
were lev, Fathers Foley, McNIaqus,
Chappell aud Mccoy Of this city,
Daugbcrty Of EllicOtt city, boyle and
Walter Of Washington and Griffin Of
St. Charles. The carriages containing
dignitarics Of the church and some Of
the visiting clergy Eo!lOwel tho hcarsc.
as the procession passed the cathedral
the clergy and seminarians chantel the
Nlisercrc." The hcgl ofthe process.
ion halted. The street was thrtugcd
with people aud tho police bad grCaI
difficulty in clearing space sufficient
for the pail bearers to remove iEc cas-
kct frou the hcarsc. The caSkct va.
taken into the west parlOr Of his resi-
:lcucc aud placed upon catatAlquc,
The body vas then laid in state. bu
uOnc other than tho clergy, semi uariOu
and members Of tho conference wcr,
permitted to view it until S o'clock 10
the evening. Tho Arch.Episcoprl res
ilcncc and cathedral arc heavily trim
med in black. The obsc quieS will taxi
place Tuesday next, after which til,
remains will be taken to Emmittsbur!
for burial.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13
TO TfJIi PUBLIC.

WE WILL mail one nnd anc.half doz
en- Of tho EiOst beautiful new Chromos, il
French oil color, ever seen for ST.. The,
are mounted in svl0 black enamel and gold
mats, oval opening, and Outset! anything
now before the public. Satisfat ton guAt'
Nntccd. Two samples for IS cents, or six
for 30 cents. Send 10 cents for grand illus.
,rNtrd catalogue with chrome Of Moonlight
on the Rhine, or 20 cents for two Land.
scapes and CallH Lilies on black ground.
J. LATHAM K CO., 4lO Washington Stree
postOn, Mass, headquarters lIOr ChrOmOs,
Engrayings l. Art Works. 4 FORTUNE
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13
!IuSsla'S Great Failure.

WAsurSoroS, October San off.
cial dispatch received hero from Rus.
sia indicates that the Russian cam
paign Of the present season will prove
a failure. 1t states that i. is now
three months since the Danube was
crossed, and without a decisive result
The October rains have begun, and arc
rapidly rendering tho whole country
impossible, 50 that further active op-
cvatious arc impractieab!c, and it will
be impossible to place force across
the Balkans. If the Russians do no,
rccelc from their determination TO die
tate u peace ut Alrianaple, another
campaign will be inevitable. 1t state.
that the neutral powers, when the forces
now in the field shall haYe returned into
winter quarters, will interPosc the
kindly but delicate Offices of diplomacy
to bring about peace equally honora'
bic to both Governments, and whicl
will o5viato q renewal Ct hUstIIitiGs
next wear,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13

Fancy Groceries, Teas, Sugar, Cot
fec. Rice, Cheese, Canned Goods.
Roasted Coffee, Soda, Spices. Oysters,
Soups, &c. i pounds best Rio Coffee
for one dollar. Crushed Sugar 15cts
per pound, Fresh Salt fish as cheap rs
the cheapest. Tobacco. Cigars. Tips.
Stogics, Snuff, Matches, &c. For sale
BY Mis-. L. patterson.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13
News Summary.
WASHINGTON NEWS.


The impression has heretofore Oh.
ta;ucl that the extra session would run
on continuously until tho regular scs.
siOu in December next, but the Admin.
istration is now considering the contiu.
gcucy that the extra session may be
soon brought tOa close. lu such a
ease, all the appointments to Office,
which have been made during the re-
cess, aud which shall be still uDcOn.
lirmcd, will faI! to tho ground. This
will involve tho necessity Of scnding
ell tA.,c uumipaIious promptly, to the
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13

I desire to inform the people Of
Weston and vicinity that l have open.
cd out irst-class Grocery in Weston
and will be pleased to serve c astomers
Mus. PATTERSON.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-13

PLAIN QuEsnoSs,-Aro your lungs
afIectcdf Have you hectic cough ?
If SO, consumption hns fastened its
faugs upon you at unce-usc Piso's
Cure, for sale ut Chalfant l. Bare's.