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New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
ELEvEN PERSONS KILLED.

GLOVER. sANroRD sons NAT FACTORY BURNED
AT BRIpGrPoRr, CONN. ELEVEN PERSONS
CRUSHED BY FALLING WALLS.
BRIDGEPORT Conn, June S.-Ihc most as
as,rous fire. il take into account the loss OF c ana
one Of the most destructive looking at The loss OF prop
ertv ever expecnced in Bridgeport occurred at about
midnight last night
AtIl:3O p. m. the outside watclman at the Union
Metallic Cartridge Works discovered light in the fourth
story Of Glover Sanford Sons factory situated across
the railroad rom the cartridge works. An alarm was
Immediately sounded. which followed by second
and the whole Fire Department responded Ash almost
invariably the in this city, the water supply proved
Insufficient and after cxhaustng the street main, the
steamers took from swamp holes aud ponds III 'e
vicinity wherever water ObtauaDe, but III the mean
time the fire had got beyond control
uappears to have originated the dycng or mixing
room In the northwest Of the third story OF the
main building and along that aoor until 1t reached
the dummy, by means Of which the fire was commnnl-
Gated u the stories below The main building was $50
feet long so feet wide and IA stories high To TIC top
Of high basement the brick walls were 10 nches tucN
but above that story lS feet and two others ii
feet high. surmOuntcd by an attic al supported by
I2-nch walls the windows being 4S inches wide and
the columns between them only 10 iuchcs II VIII be
seen that there little probability of the walls stand
ing Ii is in consequence of this fact that the loss OF life
occurred.
FALLING or TIE WALLS.
While volunteers were engaged IN removing to""S
from the building, entrance was Effected into the
Office ouct0ry building al north east corner OF thc
factory and dozen twenty rushed IN ana began
10 get ont the safe. counter and other appurtendhceS
when suddenly ana without warning TO those usdc the
back and then the front walls fell out leaving the Two
highest walls unsupported Toe adjoining the ONCE
leaned outward and, "A shrek went up from hundreds
OF spectators fe upon the roof OF the office, crushing
through TO the basement and buryng III tie RUNS hJse
who had b on engaged in the rescue
One man who escaped with cash on his forehead
when intcrrOgatcd as to whether any one remained Ill
side replied that dozen in there which
number proves TO have been nearly correct IL bodies
having been recovered. nearly all of them iearinly
crushed aud lees burned. AZ the same TINE iHc
east end wall also fell carving fire INTO building 40
feet long and 90 feet wide. This was also completely
DESTROYED together with the engine and bollerroons al
joining.
The walls fen NJ about 1890 ana as soon as pos
sibe search for the missing was begun, hut 1t was
O'Clock before the first body recovered During the
next hour eight more were found, and by 1880 Two
others had been taken from the ruins. They were al
placed IN wooden boxes, labeled AMI taken in charge ~
Bishop Cuuan. al whose rooms they awaited the ac-
ton Of the coronor's jury
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
TIE ccRnNrH's YrRnIcT.

The coroncr jury IN session all the afternoon ana
evening and after an exhaustive examination rendered
the following III anuOus verdict: "The jury lind that
persons came their deaths by the falling Of the east
wall Of Glover Sanford Sons factory, caused by the
burning Of the building. They further find that the sup
ply Of water from hydrants wholly inadequate. Had
there been sufficient water the Fire Department would
have stopped tie confdgraon which caused the falling
Of tIta ruIls
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09

In addition 70 the above there is insurance to the
mount Of s33, 500 through a New-YoIk agency
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

Eg GILYEE IrEMs Thank you,
Mr.. Editor, for copies of Tnr DEMO
CRAT,-Thc weather is still Gnc, and
the farmers arc busily engaged sowing
wheat, making moIasscs, and tho like.
Nearly every man owns a lille piece
of land out here, and therefore they
'Tc comparatively Independent. The
GIack brothers have made gond deal
Of money on cattle this season. They
arc row engaged in buying and ship
ping hoss.-Mr. John Farnsworlh is
thought to Ee recovering slowly
Res. ", II Diddlc remains very
poorIy.-Slr, Clay Hcckcrt lost val
liable horse few nights siuce.-P. b.
Lamb moved from Troy this week, and
Mrs. MOncypcnuy will occupy the
house soon, when she will be prepared
TO accommodate the travelling public
with comfortable lodging and grub
Rev. Gilbert Rodgers, Of the N. i.
Church, takes charge cf the Chenille
Circuit. in the place Of Rev. Mr.. Snol-
grass.-Salurday and Sunday, the
10Th and list Of October, the Third
Quarterly Meeting for tho Troy Sta
ton Of tho U. B, Church, will take
place at HopewclI, Rev. L. Harper,
Presiding Eller.-llr. Lou Lamb and
the writer start to Jackson county in q
few wccks.-St. Bonifacc Catholic
Church, ca Lc4iing Creek, was dcdi-
Gated las! SuHday.-Tho fourth Sab
bath in each nonla is Rev. 7. 7. L.
Queens preaching dag near Troy
Horseshoe pitching has about. played
ont, but checkers arc the pastimc now.
Whoever said | favored either, in my
letter to your paper some time ago,
misrcprescu,cl mo.-lF4 he'd most
pleasant visit with our family at Mr..
Daniel Ilcckert's, Calvin Means aud
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

E1' PEasoSALs.-Mr. and Mrs, L
NJ. TuIstiII left on Monday last to visit
relatives in Virginia.
Miss Ida Branuon and Mis- Satiil
I unslilI left this week for Piltsbnrg, IL
attend school for tho ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Fisher returned
this week from their visit TO Indiana
Hons j, NJ. Bennett ari Henry
Drsaaou haze been absent for scgerD'
days at ClarksbnrS, attending To..eral
Court.
Mcssrs. Jesse Wooflcr anu Lou:
Bennett left on Monday las: for >
three or four weeks hunt in the u9ra.
tains Of P0cahoutns.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

EdF- FHOH,WrB!rgR.-hdiior Dem.
oc"'.--NOt seeing anything in your
@aianLIa PAPER for some time from The
IniepcOdcat State of Webster, con.
cIulc'l to drop you few lines. There
arc some Improvements goiag 90 here
in the way Of roads, &c. The road
FROM CcntrcvillG to Webster Court
House is pretty nearly completed for
wagons to run. About $500 will
complete lIlo'rOud. This road will ba
Of great value to the county. The
present rosd law don't work well in tn
thinly settled counties where the most
Of the roads are unfinished, &c. The
two days work required BY law in each
year won't keep the present reads in
good order, much less making new
rOajs ; and to tax the people so heavy
with zig read tax in addition to other
t4xcs. makes it an uphill business,
where the people arc tiirIy settled and
roads to BE- made OF a considerable
length. The Law ought to give the
Surveyor Of each road precinct in tie
counties OF the State power to compel
I'LL persons (no: cx.m?: uader the
present road law) to work as uiany
lvys IN each year Us liz deemed ncceS.
sary, or that would open aud keep in
good repair all the roads in his pre-.
cinct, aud leave it in the power Of the
County Court to levy road tax where
they deem it necessary. Ia some OF
the COUNTIES the two days work will do,
where all tie leading roads are made.
| hope We will hayn better road laws
When the Legislature mccis.-rimcs
urc on the move for better. Cattle,
sheep, &C., are selling quite lively
On las, Sunday week the Rev. Levi j.
Huffman, Of Braxton, preached the
funeral sermons of tvo children, on
Old Lick Ron, to 4 large audience.
The first was 4 child of Il. l.. aud
Mary j. MeCray, and the second a.
Child Of William Z. and Julia CuLlip.
The reverend gentlemen is a nice
speaker aud al able preacher. On
next Sunday Rev. Thomas Golfer will
preach two funeral sermons oa Holly
River, a. the old Molloaau house
This county contains valuable lands, the
greater part yet unimprovcd, together
with its grand coat Of US iae timber as
tho world can afford, and being under.
laid with beds Of coal aGd iron orc il
abundance also its valuable mineral
aud sulphur springs, and especially the
Que at Webster Court House. There
is also on Lcaiherwcol, T. miles above
Addison, up Elk, q sulphur spring
similar to the one at Webster Court
House. except til. ssI;. We wan!
roads and emigration in the ludcpcpd.
ens State, and We will lhcu he indc.
pendent Indeed. We have limestone
in abundance. beginning a. Webster
Court House, and up Elk River to its
head. Il mus! close at present
i. MoLLouAS.
NJ Pleasant, October Q.
----asAaEJEl-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

~ Another JAIL DELIvEHY.--FOr
good amateur sport:mcn, commend Us
to our frlIow.townsmeu, r. 7. Rcay
andJ. ". Wofiniin. A few evenings
ago they discovered flock Of part
ridges near the Court House, and hay
ing no other means Of catching them,
they gently drove the gang into the
jail building, the front door Of which
was open: I'ablcou: Slaughter Of the
birds; quail on toast for breakfast
This is the FIRST instance We remember
Of "s:ill hunt" in which the jail va:
Us. ID as q grab.net.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

EJ- Az ABSOLUTE DIroGcE BY ~
Act OF CoYGREss.-E,Ltor DGmorIr,t,
The Poland Bill gives the Probate
Courts Of the Territories certain pow.
Ors and privileges which place their
decisions on an equality with tho jndi.
cial decision Of the States. This nc: is
in the Revised Statutes OF the United
States, chnptor II, page 9Q5, section
3, 1871: Probate Courts in their res.
pcctivo counties shalt hare Jurisdiction
Of suits Of diTorcG for statutory causes
cOUcurrou,ly with the District Courts.
a statement to tho effect that the ap-
plicnnt would like to become a resident
Of the Territory, bu: circG instances
prevent him from carrying it into ct
feCs, gives tho Court jurisdiction. Ac,
corliug to the Territorial las, causes
for separation that where ii shall ap-
pear to the satisfaction aud cGnv:ciioa
ofthO Court thN! the parties cauEo; live
in peace aud union together, and that
their welfare requires separation, then
4, ,joo.oo IF ,f;,,,,o ,I,nII ;,,,uo i;
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

~ Ma. Casio EXrELLED. - Rev.
}. ". Eegei returned lrom Charleston
last Wednesday, where he has been
attending tho Auulal Conference Of the
NJ. Il. Church. He inEurms US that
the Conferences expelled Mr. i. b.
Caste. Mr.. Ecg4r was appointed b.
tho Conference to prosecute the case
lIO could give Us nothing liter in the
way Of news r;om that body - Buck.
hGUDm B"nacr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

ETA FARMER from Collins Set.
Element informs US that the farmers Of
that section arc obou: through with
their seeding, End that tic nunoar Of
acres seeded this gear isaauasaly large.
He says tbos on Abrams Run, lii.
ito stream not exceeding three miles.
;ha; $50 bushels Of wheat has been
s0wp.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

EF' The WESTON DENOcEAr says
the Lewis County Fair was an entire
success, 7. ?. Rcay, late Of Morgan.
town, VIC notice, is a member Of the
board Of Directors for the ensuing
year. Now, We presume, there will be
no more horsc.rnciug At III: Wcs!oa
Fair - .Nryrniorn PoH.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

~ t,''AS!"A'''s y, 0F lIAV'''''''' =
1'''''' 1|'"''er"'-- NJ e%a"'ha'oa o.
''''"e's' Tue S''o, "'j o. '"a year VAIN
many o. your faaoefs' ea"' OFT At tie
a -, @'hc'' l''uss i's' ''a',""y
NC "ay WAS aHe' ao4 tue co""'a'o9s
mouse WIS N''S' VITA 0hS''a' apPn-
e%0''' T'o' a''2F F'Ss''!'S Their
'"aTgS 'F'A Inc scf%''a'Sn'sa' %en'
:" '0S'' WORK 10 i 4""' a"' 0'a'.';
manner yP' %''@ aH 'aF0e''Ie'' ""''"
!'''H'} '''' wa 'A'% aF?'e'' ,''' '''
'~E'' ''">. Va ''' 's'.S''u' N'' u"
'"'~''' VI 'ac b'a'1' NF' hl"'01'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

- DR. SlMrsoS has added to his
l,rso oai well selected stock Of drugs
:! Roanoke. groceries, notions, sc ,
which he proposes 10 sell at Weston
prices for cash or produce. The store
is under the control OF Mr.. Thomas
Earpcs: aud as he is one Of the strong
Nlurrhyites. the people Of that section
may rest assured that no liquor will
be sold Dr.. Simpson occupies the
room where he formerly had his store
in Weston, as an Office, where lie eau
Gs lo4uI when not professionally ell
gagcl.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

E1' Mn. S. l.. krupELL. llorEL. u,
Chenille, justly ranks with the first
clnss hotels of the State. Nir iiul4cl!
is kinA, courteous and stleu,ive to his
guests; while Mrs. RgdlelI fees TINT
tue table is ell that any reasonable per.
son could desire.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

IrE' Mar ELNnrO% had his eye very
badly injured last week from II corn
stalk striking it; aud it was feared for
awhile he would lose it; but We ate
glad to say TINT the injuries arc not so
serious as was first supposed and that
he is rapidly recovering FROM tho CT.
fects Of the injury.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20
S53i sJ:ME41,

b'"'' Nl4"s a'F tt."li"tS, III nc
village Of Jaae lew, on the 9Th inst,
iiASYAH 5UsaS, wife Of ,ionS c. JACK.
sos, EaQ, OF this county, aged 50
years.
With ha!;ins hand and mois:cncd
eye ;he writer announces above i sol.
cum Mot;-a visitation which hath
broaGht mourning to many a household
besides tia: Of Tho hg,tana by whom
she WAS SO dearly loved, aud vhoar She
loved 50 pa;cly and sincerely. For
Wherever Eho was known (aui she had
a vide acquaintance Mis-. JAcEsoS
was loved and ton2rcl. Her many
virtues; her lifelong kindness to all
in trouO!, c' dis,rGaii her devotion to
Christianity; her pure aud 7Poti2ss
lie all Icr2 o"jlercGl OF he: future.
While she desired not 20 Ica?o tho.c
who loved her III Ibis world, she feared
not the Translation to that brighter oui
better SFHcre, where sire waits with
loving arz;cty those Sue lei: behind.
Hers vas not jea!h.b2l repentance.
So tue and good WAS she in life, The!
almos; in childhood she embraced the
religion Of LrT tarhcts, aud ha- cYyr
since been consistent member Of the
Esp.is: Ch!rcl.
Mrs. JACKSON was tic daughter Of
STErIES I. aul !IA$%&n J!cN,yy, rho
viii l.. well r.coli?stsl ~ ocr older
Citizens. A; the age OF 10 lin tic
yGar ESD sh2 Vas u0itel in mlrria;e
to JOINS c. JAcNs'%, H.l., by the Rev.
JA%ri Y. Murs. She wss alwoYs .
delicate ~cmla but 70: s2na yours
past N. r.iIrl so seriously as 70 cause
alarm. Esary''.ias ih2t I9g:ne hearts
and hands could 10 i,r her was doac {,
bu: i; became oTilent that she wouli
be Gu; III in the flower Of her lie and
usefulness. She departed this lie, in
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

EJ- CuvNcn DEDlcATIoS. The
beautiful li:iIc Church Of St. Bonifaco,
on Leading Creek, was sOIcmuIy dcdi.
Gated by Right Rev. ]. J. B.ain, D.
D., bishop OF Wheeling, on last Sun.
day, according to the solemn rite Ottho
Catholic Church. The Distinguished
rrcl4tO was assisted By Nevs. DanieI
'0'Counor, of Gl@rksburg, john \,
Tracy, Of Weston. and Father Hal
mann, rasto: of baaliug Greek. The
ceremony Of dedication commenced 4!
1880 a. NJ. Tho Right Reverend
Bishop, accompanied by tho above
named ciergymcn, projected from 'h2
Spcris:y to the Altar, aud thence, c!:cr
a :Lor: prayer, to the main entrance,
where tho liishop iutoncd the ".IYr-
ges." After blessing the entrance, the
Bishop, preceded by cross.OcaFcg ana
acolythcs. moved around the Church
from right to left, tho assistant priests
in the meantime chanting tac ".lGs.
crcrc." After the procession arrived 4;
tho main entrance again, another
prayer wGs rccitcl. When the altar
vas reached, the Bishop. haiing laid
aside his mitre aud c,ozier. chan'cd the
Litany Of the Saiuts. the assistant
cIorgymer responding. After this, tho
interior of the Church was blessed.
This concluded the ceremony Of dcli.
Gallon. Then followed High Mass. at
which the Rev. Daniel 0'CQanor. o!
Clark.burg, cfficiatcd Dieblman's
Nas3 was sung by the Catholic Choi7 Of
Weston, Jacob Sehmiit, jr., ?rc.i',iY&
Il. the organ. The mass Wa su2et5Iy
rendered b. the members Of the Choir.
and the rendition Of solos assigned to
Miss Maggie Mooney deserves par'is.
ular mention. This young lady pos.
sosses very clear. rich voice, aai
promises to make a very able vocalist
During the Mass the Bishop preached
a sermon in lis own eloquent, a?preci.
alive manner. lie possesses power.
full. full voice, with musica! ring in
it which adds harmony to bis oioQucaco
and argument. The Bishop, in lis
opening remarks, dwell; upon the simil-
itule Of the Zion Of the Scriptures AMI
tho Catholic Church. lie c?nclulGi
with very logical and convincing dis.
course on the doctrine Of the real pres
euco Of Christ in the Blessed S.cra-
mcnt. At the end Of the mass, the
congregation, with the choir, san-
Der dresser Colt" 4 German HYMN
of Thanksgiving, This soaclalcI one
of the happics, and mos, memorable
days to the Catholics of Leading Creek.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

e. CVLoNSL WooUrOND lost steer
last week which he had Il tcw days pre-.
;oas purchased from one Of or town
farmers. Crusc--n0 use IN grass
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

Eg3- Nh. Nicholas KY"er2yGu,
orr former popular Deputy Sheriff,
!of; at 1lr. Er Rs!slon's store on
Thursday, an car Of corn II inches
!o"g. lie sag he has some siill !srg.
mr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20
" Dat CT Sight Gas o 4 Tgizd. :
THE DEAD INSANE.


WESTON, October Is, 1917.
Editor Democrat
In company with other gentlemen,
the w,itcr yesterday passed along The
vicinity Of the beautiful grounds upon
which is located the State Hospital for
tho Insane and uron rcuchipg that
silent city Of the dead" where nupl.
hers Of the patients have been Inferred,
| was struck with the utter barrcnncss
Of those sweet tokens Of respect and
affection which mark the last resting
places Of "lost aad loved ones in
cemeteries generally. Scarcely one Of
these graves had mark dcnoting its
presence, save what had been done BY
the officers Of the Hospital; aud Tic
entire absence Of tomb stones or orua.
mcnts forced upon M mind the truth
Of the old adage which heads NY letter:
"Qut Of sight. out OF mind" The
numerous mounds indicate all that re.
msiUs Of former citizens of the State
fathers, mothers, sons aad daughters
When the fearful affection OF insanity
FILL upoa them and their minds
"Likc sweet bells tangled, -Out Of tune"-
lett them nrlpless, hopeless creatures.
their friends doubtless gave to Tho air
the strong sounds Of sorrow; but time
passed, aaI tho recollection Of the poor
raasOnlcss being grew faiatcr and faint
or; aud finally God mcrcifully releases
him from his agony. lilo is inferred
deccnIly, and with all prOpriety by the
officers Of the Asylum; aud the place
Of his burial carefully marked and
registered so that in after years the
friends may remove the remains, or
honor their resting pluCc ~ either
grand or simple emblems Of their love.
The fat, hOScver, that in all those
long rows Of mounds, so few appear to
have received auy recognition save
what tue State in charity gTautcd OF
the kindness Of The OiyiccTs Of the Asy.
Ium bestowed, is, 1T seems 10 luo, u last.
lug rcproach to scores o! families in this
State. No wonder tia; the eTaad old
trees whose houghs ovcrshadow the
burial ground, sccm to hang their
heads III sorrow rnl shame. ! am no;
an advocate OF gorgeous funerals or
Parb!c shafts aspiring to the skies :
hut | do consider that to tho memory OF
these dead is due from their friend.
equally rs much respect os though they
had died at hone, in the full possession
Of all their faeu,tics. let US hope
that the Press Of the State will men
ton 'lis matter to the people; nG
let US hope further, that its mere mcu.
lieu will cause oil concerned 10 blush
at their own neglect; and that before
another year shall have passed it shall
not be ssid Of them that while their
mourning WIS perfect, 'hcir practice
was Oiious BAsIYGuALL
IT, a Heavy P&H.-'equirc
srrickler weighs PSI pounds, aud
bud" Dawson $50 pounds
E0' a. 4 l.swIs is daily receiving
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

NJ" jAa flssrGM keeps constantly
for sale the daily Newspapers Mig.
zines, Sheet Music oni Music Books
lie will at short notice furnish an
paper, magazine. or music, that he
may net have on hand.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20
McC!- & LOGAN,
LIVE SyOGN BRO
NMNS,

Fos tic sale OF hogs, Sheep ma cattle, al
Cn!'er;on Drove Yarl', aljoiring Mar. land
i.;"e StorH Seal :, West Baltimore, III.
Address. Eoy aiG ! baltimore, Md.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

2.c J,M DcSarSoroS sod IL suits
Of clothing in ore day, this week.
How is that Eas h4.l times? His
stock, howa%cr. IS very large and vel
scjcc:si .al his psiees are extremely
Low
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

k0' ~. 4 l.swIs is daily receiving
large additions TO bis st Ock, and is Of.
fe,ing great bargains to purchasers.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

<z'' VIZ learn from s;r. M.CcrmicI'
the Chief Engineer Of the Wyerou /;
We: Folk railroad, that he expects by
a5l5uiay OF Tuesday ucxt to receive
BIDS nn tho !uauaI.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

X" REy. SAnr&L Il JrH&s will
preach III the NJ. Il. church to.morToY
($Galgy) maraieg aai rycrimg.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

IE a IlMvY PAln.-'equirc
Stricklcr weighs PSI pounds, aud
bud" Dawson $50 pounds
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

!%:@- Tx the Wad. I;ampica cigar
at josh W;Ikin.on Ills very Enc.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20
Baltimore GGttl: MARKET for oc:O'
her 10.

HQGS-Arriyols C,57G. Molerat c
suFrly, quantity fair and prices
same as last week, viz: Fair to
good aacgr y to Il; fair to good
bu!eAar = toS. Prospect fair fos
ne%s week.
guEEp-Aagiva's 1923. Supply
moderate Quality fair. Fair to good
1895; few cxra Shade higher
siocss : to 9 per head Lambs i to
y,
GATThE--Arrivala 2.459. Sup
riy moderate, quality fair; sales 8 to
s cents. Prospects FAIR for next
week.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

G:3' Four FAMILIES gnasci through
Weston On HLucs.iay with pinc wagons,
to settle in Calhoun c1rG.y. The NJ.
jority Of them were ircm Marion cat;r-
4.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

Go and sec the glassware a! i7cg.
ory's,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

Ezr' Mn. ASH illus ". x. IlcsuEr,
Of indiana, arc visiting Mr.. Fila
Fisher.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-10-20

\ iuo lot Of Fancy Stationery a;
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