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Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08
THE SENTINEL.
LOCAL AFFAIRS

May Festival.-The Sunday school chill
dren OF theProtestant Episcopal church, under
the auspices af their mplished teachers,
held May Festival ia the beautiful grove ad-
joining the residence of Miss Margaret Beall en-
Saturday last. There nsyer was more charm
ing, interesting assembly gathered together
under those grand cid forest troes There
were seen blended the hoary locks of age with
the glossy cWrls of yoati-the former busy
with tue memories of the past; the latter in-
Ing when they, too, sported beneath the old
trees in childhood's happy day, when there
was no dark spot in the sunshine of life the
other with light hearts and merry faces looking
forward only to the bright future Fond
mothers were there, too, with anxious hearts
TO witness the sports of their little ones aud
with mothers love and sympathy enter into
their innocent amuseneDls How their hesria
swelled with prids and emotion as their eye
followed their graceful movements, gliding
hither and thither among the changing shsd-
ows like wood nyraphs, chanting weird, wild
music. The fsir-iacsd fair-haired "Qaeen, +"
Miss Bessie lewfingues, sat upon her elevated
throne which Was tastefully decorated with
fioral vresihes aud With lace and damaek cur-
tains and At her feet gracefully reclincd her
fair attendants, Misses Julia Yinson, Minnie
Prettyman, Helen Manchester, Ella StoAestFoet.
Mamie Vinson, Lizzie Prenyman, Vickis Ans
ley, Carrie Sionesireet, Lalu Glutt Sallie
Griffith, Jcsuis Williams, Minnie Bowie, Net
tie Rczer, and blidx Allen Ilwas a beaul-
full, touching sight like beautiful sunset
scena which is past ere the eye takes in lis ex-
quiste hues Its brightness fades from the
vision, but its memory haants as forever.
The ceremony ended, the sports of the
children over, e. B Prettymsn, Esq, in his
usual happy and felicitoas manner, addressed
the chldrea n a few well chosen remarks after
which all partook OF a delightful repast pre-
pared by the fair ladies Of the congr sgalon.
And as the shades Of night gathered round
the spot SO lately animated hy yoath and
beauty--dance and song-each thought as he
wended his homcward way,
That Of ell the beautiful pictures
That hang inemory's walr
The one Of the dim old forest,
Ia beauty surpnsseth them ALL
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Valuable Farm and Country
Residence.

DY VIRTUE Of power contained in
, deed of trust from Charles Dodge,
Elizabeth Dodge, his wife, and Hugh Caper-
ton, Trustee, the subscribers, as Trustees, will
offer at public sale, in front OF the Court
House door, in Rockville, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of june 1877,
at the hour of 10 O'clock NJ, all that tract
piece or parcel of land called Carderock, de-
scribed in Il deed Of trust from Charles Dodge
and others, to the subscribers, rs trustees, re-
corded in Liber E B. p, No. II. folio 274,
&C., one of the land records of Montgomery
county This property contains
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN BROOKeVILLE TURNPIKE ROAD,


ON BROOKsvILLE TURNPIKE ROAD.
DY VIRTUE of a deed of trust from James
ID G. Ha'ia I'd and Maria A. Hayiland, his
wife, bearipg Gste the 23rd day OF September,
1875 and recorded in Liber Il Is. P, No. IA,
folio l72, ors. of the land records for Mont
gomery county, the subscriber win offer at
public auction, ut the Court House door, in
Rockville, on
TUESDAY, June the 10th, 1877,
at the hour Of 2 clock NJ all the follow
ing tracts Of land, situate and lying in
Montgomery county, one parcel of
ll6 IA -A.CRE3,
being part of tract of land called 'Bealls
and Edmonston's Discovery. This parcel adj
Joins the lands of the late Edward Stabbs
and William Pearce, lies short distance from
and on the East side Of the Turnpike leading
from BFookeville to Washington, D. G., about
one mile from Mitchclis Gross Roads, is i'm
proved by -FOUR TENANT HOUSES, Apple
and Peach Orchards, has a suiticiehcy Of wood
and water.
Also. one other parcel, being part Of tract
called "IlermitaEs" eontainag
So 2-8 ACRES OF LAND,
lying on the East side, and bounding on the
aforesaid Tarnpi6e gbont ono-feurih Of a mile
above Mlchel's Cross Roads, and adjoins the
lands Of William Mitchell and Richard r.
Mitchell
TERMS OF SALE.-0ue-thlri cash on the
day Of sale or the ratification thereof by the
Court The residue 10 three equal payments
in six, twelve and eighteen months from the
day Of sale, bearing interest from the day OF
sale 10 be secured by mortgage on the prop
oriy a deposit Of $3.50 from the purchaser
or purchasers wiz ho required at the time Of
sale
Conyeyancipg a The cost Of the purchaser
GEORGE PETER
may 25--sfn Trustee
Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-06-08

AMERICAS DAWSON,
i II. RICHTER.
JOHN @. RICHTER,
r. II. BENNETT,
r. N. HENDERSON,
JOHN u GASSAWAY,
r. B, HARRlSS,
II. D. WATERS,
HEZEKIAH LEAMAN,
3. g. GOTT,
J II JONES,
JOHN II. MILLS,
J SAMUEL MILLS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

Es- Arthc June term Of the Couu.
ty Cour. it was
Oricrei, That the following persons
be and arc hereby appointed as Com.
missioners Of election for tho yariou,
precincts Of the county for the prcsoa,
year:
SL:in Crc.E Disric,-Wil!iam c.
Lingcr, Samuel C, Jonc, aud John
Clark.
HqcEtr's CrecE Observation-Disclosures
liu's Store House,. W. Smith, ia.
cob Weber and John j. Bush Jan,
I.sv-Dlyil II. Smith, john DER and
5. D. Waggoner.
Court Hlsc Dis:rir'-Cou;; House
j. v. Woiiniia, L. 5 Bland and
Frank Clinop. sand Fcrk-Jam,s
Ml!Iachy, James VI. Collins and Pat.
rick Malta.
CNmJ .Ssniemcn. Disirici-Walk.
orsvilIc-W. NJ. Buutcn, james II
GalrOrd and P. 4. Lorentz. Roanoke
John B Watson, William L. Smith
and George W, Conrad.
FrecmaH's Creek Disric!-LCading
Crcek--William Woollcr, Icmuel Bal.
Icy and p. 7. WOOiIer. Bailey lIous,
Elias Fisher, Lconilas Smith an
William Shirey, Frccmau's Creek
Addison Hall, William. j. Bailey aud
Hudson Bailey.
\ copy tcste: j WooFTEa,
Chrk
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

ar AssAuLT Editor Dcmcru,
Our ncighbOrhool has again been
shocked at another inhumaa outrage
As near as | can gather the facts they
are as follows: On Saturday, the 10th
inst, Mr., Joseph Smith visited Wc5-
ton, got plenty o! fighting whisky in
him, and On his return home, near
Halls store, met Oliver LingCr'S sou, a
lad Of II years, in company With 4
youth named selP, who is, | learn, 4
consamPtiyC nad a cripple. Smith,
without any ProvOcati9n whatever, beat
Self and manglei him severely. Mr..
j. S. Summers, who was present. re-.
fused to render any assistance whatcv.
or, though SelP called gu him aud
begged him to do SO. Now, Mr.. Eli.
tor, | suppose this will result in some.
body being bound over to keep the
peace, as is customary, aud that will be
the end Of it. And may | add that il
the laws Of our country continue as
nGgIec'ful or unable to protect the cit.
liens as they have been in ii: past the
time has come when We will have TO
leara the art Of seli.proiectiou, though
We should have to resort to all the es.
scnital means Of war, from the pugilis;
10 the caunoG's mouth. Thiak what ;
pressure there mus, be on the minds Of
the parents in shcig jo,lgc,,o see their
children mauglcd, beaten and torn, and
have no protection. Look 4, the de.
moraIizIng influence upon the mind Of
the young and rising generation In
conclusion, | appeal to tho common.
wealth Of our country aud the judiciary
Of our State to come to the rescue O.
our citizens I make this appeal III
the name Of our pcople-ja tho namg
OF our wives and children, and IN .ha
name Of our Creator. viii they iuycg.
'isatc: Yours Truly, G.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

EF PERsOSAL.-Ilon. j. n. Cam.
den, Of Pnrkcrsburg, Major Anderson
and wife, aud Mr.. Samuel Walker and
wife, of Baltimore. Major C. D. Cam.
den and Hon. John Bassell, OF Clark.
burg, Colonel Gccsey, of Gilmcr, aud
Colonel James Bassell, late Of the
Egyptian army aud Mr.. Writ Ca,per.
Of Harrison, all visited Weston this
week.
We were glad to meet Hen. Pcrra.
grinO Hays in Weston this week Mr.
Hays has been in very bad health for
some time, but We arc glad to learn
from him that he is improving HI
informed US thai 10 would start for
Webster Court House in a day or tw,
where be would remain for some time.
if ho found the watar any aiyan,ar.
TO him We sincerely hope he wiI.
return with bis health fully rcs,or.
Cd
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23
Cincinnati Horse uuh Mule Market
FOR June u.

The demand has been good f0T all
offered. aud the market is in saiisiac.
tory condition for buyers IS well as sci.
lers. Tue call for strceters for local
railroad use has bcoa larger than usual
aud the sales Of driving animals both
for local sud Eastern use hay3 been
good. The shipments for the week
were about r:ac ear leads. principally
70 The east.
IlOHsEs-Thc receipts hlge hcta fair
but not in excess Of the demand and all
Of the good stock offered was sold.
Coed solai chunks brought $GlsSj !;
good to. prime smooth drivers from
SlI0 to lSj, and GENE few extra ine
brought above the outside figures.
NluLEs-Thcrc has been demand in
excess Of the offerings, aal the market
was strong q; full prices. Aged mule,
li3al5 hands high, cold at ija0O,a and
!jlalG hands high at SlO0al4j, sono
few extra bringing more Ihaa tho cut
side figures.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

E5H CHENILLE NoRMAL SHcoOL.
Editor Dmocmt.-On Monday, the
llih inst, | had the pleasure Of visit.
ing the State Normal School a. Glen.
vile. | made tue acquaintance Of
Prof. 7, NJ. Marshall. Principal of the
School, lie is a christian gentlemen
Of ability; AMI 50 far as could learn
is accomplishing good work in the
School. | also formed the acquain-
lance Of Mrs. Mary Il. McGwigan, one
Of the Faculty, who is an accomplished
lady. Miss 7. y. Cross, teacher of
instrumental music, is rendering eutige
satisfaction, from what | could learn.
Tho School is doing an excellent and a
much needed work in this part Of our
State, aud sLoula be largely Patronizcd
by our people. For LcalIhiulncss of
location it is well situated. The build.
ing OvCrloOks the town on the south.
west, aud the beautiful Kanawha on
the east. Here the student eau study
the wonderful works Of G cd 10 nature,
as be looks from the window Of bis
studio, after having poured over his
textbooks until his brain reels, OF his
eyes boone weary. The scenery is
both romantic aud historic, aud affords
many things for attraction aud cOntcm.
plaliOn. Prof. MARSHALL showed me
an excellent collection OF geological
specimens, which have been selected
with great care. | had not time to
examine the electric, chemical aud
philosophical aPparatuses, but was il.
formed by the Principal that they were
in good working order. From twelve
to fifteen counties arc represented
among the students The attendance
during the recent term was from II to
80. | bcsPcak for this School larger
patronage ,han ever, and hope that
the institution may become a power for
good in Gilmcr aud the aJjoiuiug
counties. Respectfully,
5. ]. GRAHAM.
Troy, Jane IL.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

ES- Mn. CAN Thomson. editor Of
the Hinton Herald, is IN tue city. lie
is on his way to Cincinnati, where ho
is going to bring sui. against the Gin.
cinnaIi Commercial for libel. Our
read rs arc familiar with the charges
against Mr. Thompson in tho report of
Collector DuVsll, anu published in the
COmmertia! as special telegram from
Washington, which is tho cause of his
complaint against said paper.-Char-
lesion Courier.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

ES' RAILROAD iron has declined
from s02. so per ton in January, 1873
to SIS in July, 1874, and S3S per ton
at the present time. So that Railroads
can b. "trnckcd" at least, for less
than onc.half the cost of faur ind q
half years ago; aud labor and other
material has also been greatly reduced.
Now is the time to build our much
needed railroads.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

e. WARIS DoDDmDGE County,
Editor Democrat. What | may write
will DO perhaps Of somo intOrcs! to
many Of your readers. Many Of them
will remember that dentist by the
uamc Of Love has been practiciug bis
profession in Lewis for year or so.
lie finally moved his headquarters to
some point in pOddridgo county. It
appears that there he (Mr, Love- fell
in love with a Mr.. BIS daughter.
Mr. b. thought ILcrc was too much
love, so he concluded that he would
raise rebellion. Said he to his wife,
when Love comes back will beat
him to my satisfaction, and then shoot
him as | put him out doors" So
when Love came back, hc offered Mr.,
BIS daughter Il gold watch, saying, 81
make you present Of this beautiful
Naieh." Mr.. BIS anger was famed
into flame, So he took Mr.. Love BY
the throat aud pulled him down on bis
kuGcs mot to Pray) but to manifest hi.
love for Dr.. Love. lie chvkgl and
calIcd him around generally, put hiln
out doors and then reached lyr his gun,
bu, his wife bal lid it, 50 the Dr..
made lis escape without: being killed.
QUESTION Do you Ihiul; that Mr.. i
truly loved DR.. love: But tho d.
wss determined to haYc wife; aud
while he was forced to leave Mr.. 3 :,
he proceeds at once to Mr.. D.'s, Oh
TOMS Fork, aud saii to his daughter
|"l want you to run of with ne"
Said she: Papa has no objection to
US marrying at Domc--why ruu off,
lie replied: Il will never ask any
man for lis daughter So she agreed
to run, aud they LETT for parts un.
known to TRAVELLER.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

E1- \ PHIGuTFUL Acoidcnt hap.
pCnCd on the Baltimore K Ohio
Railroad on tho llth inst, at Poin. Of
Rocks, tho accommodation and excursion
trains running into each other at that
point Eight persons wcrO killed and
some twenty or more wounded, all but
ono on the excursion train. All the
dead and injured belonged to Mary.
land, most Of them to Frcirio City,
were persons extensively known aud
Ill Of them highly esteemed. The
accident occurred in consequence Of
some misunderstanding about the time
Of tho respective trains.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

Ec' Tue DEAR, Dunn ASD DLlxD.-
DR.. VI. +. llullihCn was elected Prcsi.
den! of tho Board Of Recent, Of the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum At
Romncy, on Thursday, and Mr.. II. D.
GiIiicson, Secretary. The board is as
follows: DR.. NJ. I TTullihGn, Dr.. Il. S ,
LuptOn, Col. Alex. Campbell, Thorn.
as Mnslin, John ". Mason, q. W
Craig aud ". s. Laidlcy. There src
at present about eighty inmates at the
institute.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

- Miss DcE4 CuALYiyr, who has
been attending tho IIroadlus Female
College at CInrk,burg for the last Is
months, passed. u most rrGdi,ablc OK
aminRticn. a gentleman who was
present speaks Of her proficiency on the
examination in the highest tcrms
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

- TnE CouEr " AprElL, has al.
lowed writ Of error" in tho case Of
Sarah Jane Williams, Of l!raxton, who
was tried for murder aud sentenced to
the Pcnit,ntiOry for life. So Sarah
Jane has another chance before jury
Ct her cOlulry
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23
Weston, June 10th 1877.

The undersigned Commissioners ap.
pointed to suPerinicni the Stanton &
Parkcrsburg Turnpike, from Weston
to the UP.hur county line, hereby give
notice to the public, that on the first
Monday in June, We directed Perry
LOreniE to suspend the collection of
tolls on said road until be bad put the
road in proper condition, and directed
by Us to resume the collection Of toll.
The object Of this notice is to notify
til! public that the said Lorcnts has
no right, at this time, to collect tolls +;
aud that we will give notice through
TUE DEMocAAr when wO authorize
him 10 Commence tho collection Of
tolls,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

The market may be quoted at iOa
l3c in Ohio, cCmbing and dcIaiUa &C.
lccIious bringing lse, while SIC is the
pricl in Michigan The most eager
purchasers ate manufacturers buyers
The abogO prices are fully 30 above
the parity Of our market, after allowing
but very small profit for handlers
Buyers arc said to be more numerous
throughout the Vest than before for
leu years
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23
Praacs at GrcgoFy's.


TT ATTENTION LADIES .-Nyl Das.
linton has removed her millinery store
to better and more commoiioa, quar-.
tiers just above the TicrnCy House
With the coming offspring, she hn,
brought on an entirely ncw stock OF
and ladics' goods, Which ,hc
will sell nj very Iow figures, She has
on hand Crory'hiug in tho m.l'iasgy
@e .nal on'y asks 4 call to satisfy rh.
ladies 0! The superior Ic.iiy Of Aor
goods, and the great reduction Vi pri.
ces.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

IL NJ. 5 ioLT, VI. D., L. S. tx.
amiuiue Surgeon, eau be found night
and iay at his O.liso on Main Street, 1
io0g below the post ciicG. The Doc.
tor has attended two thorough courses
OF lectures -oac a. the Louisville Med.
zeal College and the other at Jefferson
Medical CoIlcg,, in Philadelphia, from
which institution he received iiplo.
ma. The Jefferson Medical College,
iTom which he has just returned. is
recognized both in Europe aud America
As ou3 Of tue leading colleges IN the
United States.
The Doctors supcrio, collegiate al.
vnntages, coupled with an experience
gained by five years practice Of lis
profession, cntitla him to the confidence
Of the public.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

Fsr TnE average small boy in Wcs.
ton is already kicking ny his heels at
the though. that 'i1 ma.hcss bias.
kettle aud bis father 3g,,a1q. vii, net
enough to carry BIN safely through the
circus and the Fourth
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

TT Hu"lI BNSKnsiD, ESQ returned
this week from Braxton. lilo has the
full history of the big yih story. The
curious can find out all about it By
calling on him.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

Rcay & Chadwick have the be-. Sc.
!ccted and freshest stock OF goods in
Weston. No old ,hoF.kccpor, ,ha. arc
gu: Of sly!l 70 b run Of Gall anl
SIC for yourselves.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

re- TIE MoORE BRo7IERs.-With
pleasure we call attention to tho advor.
tiscmcnt Of the Moore Brothers, a new
iirm composed Of Charles p. and Ralph
I. Moore. These young men have
purchased the largo stock of Hardware
and Groceries formerly owned by f.
N. Chalfunt, and more recently by ".
II. Asphalt. They have made large
additions to tho stock, and present an
array Of goods which would do credit
to any like establishment in Wheeling
or Parkersburg. They are both young
men, brought up III our town, and the
senior member of the firm has been Gu
gagged in the business for three or four
years past. We predict for them !
good aud profitable business and hope
that the people Of the county will give
the boys a chance" by trying their
metal.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

ES De- lIrLLIHENg numorou,
friends here will Lc glad to learn tia,
he has Lccn made President Of the
Board Of Directors for tho Deaf and
Dumb Asylum The Doctor was for
nany years, mos, efficient director oil
cur Asylrm, and We 5lre sorry 10
Loose him
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

re- Arsris.-Thc7o wilt 30 a
grand old fashioned Fourth OF July
celebration a! Austin tho comiag
Fourth ] " Irolinlin and other,
will make speeches.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

Ez'- Dr. 7. e. EDMr,roS left on
Wednesday last for Roanoke, where
he has located for the practice of hi,
profession. lie announced his rcmoy.
al there some three weeks ago but he
was unaYOidably detained here until
this week.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23
TT ICE COLD SODA WATER
AT CHALFANT & BARE'S.

~, H., p7.,- M
~ 'O","'
,f, ~, 'i i' "'' '''''''4 W '''' lot
'' '' r
M, D'Lh'U"N, Juno 10
.,. ,,J' D,",'''%'-l ASK PERMISSION
rao,,IS :, w. W sO'%'Dn' " say 10 !! Tue
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- "'r' '''' ''O"s' VI DV''ga''''
, y "'., "I' ; ~ 'oI''-' 10 '"' VIII o.
:" 7"s'I ~" '1"o '"'
'"', WA! Us "t'' is
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

SO VIZ received au Interesting
letter FROM Webster Court ll,uso this
week, but too late for this issue It
will appear in our next
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23
Tor Good Groceries go the Mooro z5ro's New storo

E5r MARRIRD-On tho 1lth Inst. -,
at tho residence Of tho brides father,
by Rev. Henry LangfOrd, Mr. r. b.
Shouldis, Of Braxtor, to Miss Mary 4.
Ballard, Of Lewis.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

EHT AS CHARLES liEALL, Of Sand
Fork, informs Us that the wheat bar.
vest has commenced in H. ncighbor.
hood.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

r. We haze long communication
FROM Roanoke but tho writer failed to
send his name, consequently We cannot
publish it. II tho writer will send bis
name, We will publish tic communica.
ton in our next.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

ES' TIE CLiEEsurgt MUaruy
uyIoS were from some reason unable
to ill their engagement. here Oh Sunday
last.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Report for
the Week Ending June 10

Reports from the growing districts
pro to the effect that large portion Of
ihs crop is now SET, with everything
favorable for tie entire planting to be
finished by the LIST of July The total
offerings at auction for the geek were
l,9i2 hhls aud 49, boxcs as follows ::
At the PIanicr5' WsrchOasC-2l
hhds and ) boxes new West Virginia
Jugs and leaf at S3aS IS
II BOdmann WarchOusc-7 hhLs
West Virginia at $7a@l SO,
At Globe Warehog:a- ) hhds new
West yirgipia at Sl3 OalO Is,
At the 5IOrris WsGrhouse-G hhds
AMI ; borrs new Wc.i Virgiail at
50 Gj.lO -.
At the Miami WarchoUsc-l hhls
new West virginia at 50 LOAF -.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

Go to Mrs Pa'tcr,on's for your
fresh and pure groceries. she keeps
full stock.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

E- REv. George NJ FLEuiSG will
preach in tho Presbyterian Church
Sunday, JHnc -, morning aal ayru.
ing.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

E5' A iOrSG Man living in IVES.
ton, always gets through with his ice
cream Grss, aud looks round with q
fawu IKE smile. Aud his girl who
really loves him gently pushes her
Plate away from her, aud says, won't
you take a sHOOIful VI mine :"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

IT. To Tus PuDLIc The under.
signed Committee appointed by the
Catholic congregation Of Weston, to
make all necessary arrangements for
holding 4 Picnic on the Fourth Of
July, announce that wo haze secured
tho use Of the Fair Grounds for the oc.
casiOn, aud that We arc making every
preparation to make the day pleasant
to all who may favor US with their
presence. The proceeds Of tho Pic. Me
will be devoted to pairing off the debt
on the Church ; ard in this laHlAblc
object we trust We will have tho SIN.
nathv and sunrnrt If all
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

ES- DR. GEoEag B. SENrs9y desires
US to state that he has removed to
tue house formerly occupied by +.
T. SommeryiiIS, on Main Street. NJ!
aisLtcalls promptly attended to.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-23

Without the ala oiadycrlisrmruts could
have done nothing III spccaIa,ions. ! haze
tue most complete faith in printers Ink
Advertising is tlll royal Foal to Jasines3.-
BvRSuH.
lie who invcgis ono dollar in bus.ncis,
should invest one dollar in advertising that
businc's.--A. 7. STETARr.
Ny success ia owing tony iibcraiily in
advertising -Eournr GoNSrn.