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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-28
LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
r AIDES DRESSES ANU OUTFITS.
TAYLOR & UUFTY,
933 PENNSY VANiA hVEN u G

|
| Washington, d. g.,
| Have during the past few weeks boon stesdily
| adding to their supply Of
LADIES AND MISSES SUITS,
and rs result havo ono of The largest and most
varied nssortmon:s To be found in America.
immediately that n new article is brought out
by tho leaders Of the m0de they take measures to
| DO supplied with it, so that their lady patrons
| can always find what thny want, or what has
| boon suggested To their fancy anywhere.
In PEKCALE SUITS thoir stock is coAl.
ploto. They show Plain and Combination Per
| Gales, in Checks ard Stripes, and in all colors
and shades. The most tastido,s tssto cannot
escape being satisfied, and tho prices range MS
follows: So, ST., s. 1913 and 81.
In CAMBRIC SUITS they have al shades Of
Blue Green, Black and Brown, and with Trim
mings embracing Bands PlaLlnes, Lsco and
Embroidcrics. The prices are: 81, $50, So,
So so, ST, $65l, $7.25 JS $ll.%7 and $l2.
OAMBRIC OVEKSkIRTS and BASQ U ES,
in all shades OF Blue, Black, Groen and Brown,
edged with all the stylish tints and trimmed in
Embroidurics, Bands and 1Orchon Lace, at S3,
81. SIS and S6.
a full and very elegant line Of entirely NEW
LINEN SUITS, trimmed in novel and striking
designs, and extending in price from SIS to Slb 81.
Linen Overskirts and Bssques. in endless va.
riety. trimmed in Plaitings. Embroderies,
Laces and Braided, in all colors and shapes,
and at prices from So to 81. Polonaises
trimmed in Bands, Plaitings and BraldB from
ST. TO $3.50.
LADIES' SUMMER ULSTERS, an indis.
peusable aud very "tone-y" garment, IN all the
latest shapes and with different trimmings, and
Of all siz's. lengths and Dimensions. at moderate
figures, running from $50 to $3.50.
Tho grand department OF WHITE SUITS is
one of tho most important OF this house. The
stock is large but we'll selected and unsurpassed
for design, mako and hnish throughout The
different patterns of suits embrace Poonaises or
Overskrts and Basques at reduced prices, run
ming from $5 to SIS; also White Overskirts and
Basques from $S TO $l4 10.
A line of very graceful Polonases marked
down TO rates varying from So to ) TO-
Particular attention is called TO lot Of stylish
White Basques, trimmed with Laca Embrolde-
ros LAcos and Rufflas, and marked only $2bO
to S..
Thoy will open this woek q now and very su.
perior line OF first class LII EN- and Ca BRIO
SUITS These will he trimmed with handsome
shaded and tinted embroderies. in all the new
and becoming coiors. They will be marked at
tho lowest po> sblo figures. and We predict will
just suit tho tasto Of ladies who appreciate artist
nc things. TAl LOk HUFIla
joG-W 933 Pa sv, Washington. D. 9.
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Henry EngIeharlt's Lager Beer.

(BotlIed for Family uso anl Shpping.}
Tho attention of tho public is respectfully call.
eil TO q very superior article OF LhHhE and
WEISS BEER browod from the best Malt and
Hops, with tho greatest care fpr lis purity ana
put up in tha most conyenirnL style with patnnt
shoppers.
InvaIida or Ao!icntn persons will dorivn nnch
benefit from its ilso. Orders loft AT Louis Ap.
pich's RESTAURANT will recelve prompt attention.
Country merchants Hnd duaurs supplied at
lowest Rates. Dnlivcrn,l u ANY part OF tho city.
HENRY ENHLEHARDT,
my 5 West End Brewery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-28
lCE CREAM, SODA WATER, SC.

fSE GkEAM, SODA " "A kEU, Xc.
N0r'cH.
respectfully inform my customers and ths
pnblir generally that having improved my IA
rilities for tho manufacture OF
ICE CREAM,
,,,r now prepared to furnish families, picnira
and parties 1T tho lowest rates with superior
arLiciu in qlautilios 10 suit.
MylCE CREAM PARl.OkS will DO found
rs comfortable ~ any in tho city, they having
recently been rnlttal for tho comfort aud con
venioncc Of my patrons, who will ae served at
nll hours with DELICIOUS CREAM Of any
desired flavor, and leo cold SODA WATER,
mado OF tho purost Syrups.
FRUlH Of III kinds in SEASON.
y la-go iinc cf FECTlnNEi GOODS,
such ~ Ca tNDlES, NUTS. Sc, constantly on
hand and tor aaln Wholesale and rotail ~ bottom
uriras. CHRISTIAN SGHAFER,
No. : nNrth Fairfax e.,
mvn2-3m AioysnGria, Va.
DEaDV Fnit 81 Al MER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-28
WINES ANEb GIsseJdbssS.

I1OKTNEKS VIENNA LAGER in bottles,
4 st 81 cnntS per dozen. dcliyarnI g. ali parts
Of the city.
my II t.. W. VERY, 90 kihg st.
ECEIVHD THIS DAE
ll fresh supply #
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER,
from Denrnell's Arlington Brewery, to which
We invite the attention OF families and roslal-
rants. Also their celebrated ALE in quarter
kegs w. \. JOHNSON,
my ID N. +. cor. Cam. II Royal SIS.
DEDUCTlUE IN BOTTLED BEER
IL Robert Portnor's Bottled Vinnna Bser, S5c.
per dozen, delivered 10 amy part 81 the city.
Bottles to hc returned.
GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
my I'D lGti and 10 King vt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-28
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
HOUSE FURNISHING aIUVDS.
KEEP COOL!
Just received largo lot OF
Refrigerators andWater Coolers

Kelflgerat0fS anu dte OooloiS
all of which will bo sold at greatly reduced
pr prices. v Also large sssortment OF ST0V ES'
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES @nd liOM IL
MADE TIN WARE, wholesale and retail NJ
THOMAS uOY'$,
nv 3O-33m S. W. cor. King. and Pitt SIS
DONALD MCLEAN. GEO. uAlER'
NKcLEAN 81 UHLEK,
I'VE (Snccessors to 4. Ii. Mott T. Br'.)
MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS, CuThERE,
rLATED, rLANISHED;; an 81 = ;;SrAm STAMPED
AND WILLOW
WARES,
{oi overy dcscription;)
I07 King street, Alexandria, Va.
N. B.-All orders from tho country promptly
fllad. sp 1-iy
4 GREAT CONVENlENCE.
Say, your li,no, labor and money by calling at
Mis-. :. X. SNIEER'S
vi IL IETI STO Is f.,
~ door from =. II. cor King and FarlaS SIS,
TO make your purchases in
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
She has in store and is constantly receiving
large quantities Of China and Queensware, Glass,
Tin, Wood and Willow Ware. Brushes Of all
kinds, Busters, Brooms. Rope, Blacking Lam
LOfuS, IIAtnpG hnu Noo|A" OIL Va -
Illuminating Oils anh Toys in great variety.
NH 3l--3m "
W j. MIihEE II CO.,
Importers ol
CHINA AND QUEENsW ARE,
And Dealers in
WINDOW GLASS,
i,AMrS, CHANDElIERs
AND Fancy GOODS,
NO. 90 KING EET,
AI,EXAN DKia. va.
We he. to call your attention to our largeand
3. ttractiyo stock of
GOODS FOR TIL e SPRING TRADE.
purchased direct fru:u the mnnulhctorles. which
we g,lnrau!ee to sell ss low US they can DO sold
in any other market
We trust by our constant application to your
interests and our low prices t' mort your CON
tinuol and valued fsvors. Our store will be
kept opon until ninn o'clock 1t night
Thanking you kindly for your past patronage
and awaiting your favors. we remain
You're, respectfully,
NH 1g-3m E. j. MILLER & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-28
sHAe'EsINs$rs, .Sr.
Alexandria Iron l. Brass Works
JAM hSDN s. UDhLIN:i.
IrnnlrIninrs

y
Hr0prIGtors
Corner OF Royal and Wilkes str';t.!.
Wa are prcpMrnI tJ h!HHu!nCLurc St;,n',t t:n.
ginns ShHftnG and ali kinds "f N nchil4r;: ais"
l., furnish lr.n .nI ir.Sss Castings II IL" best
tuinIity and work nanai,ip. !iHving ~ ;:r',is1l-
rliy largo nnd vari assortment "l "Hi.';. wn
can furnish Castings III T';.+&hi,.shin !':'<:~ And
short notice y" '1-t'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-28

rplJJTJp PAIN
E. ~
10. Y South Fairfax street.
LhG "i.'s. h'.t ":'s oS' sna" ,n':l na ,stS
;"oti, nI ~ 80 ni H., .,Elr.,,d u;,-ima;1,
uiSPatcH' A'lu y, ~ a" ~ oo .,''>'
.iONBj Nc dono st short notice and by him
''' VI t'' '"''' ~ '' .,,..Do,t
A FULL LINE OF COLGATh'S TOILET
n SOArS-Wo name in part; Cashmere
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-28

ell of which will bo sold at great iy rc1ucta
prices. Also q large assortment OF SIOV r.
HOUSEk EEplNG ARTICLES and 1!OME
MADE TIN WARE, wholesale and retail 1T
THOMAS uOY'S
nv 30-3m s. w. cor King. and Pitt SIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DkICES REDUCED.

1OkICES REDUCED.
am now putting up SETS OF TEETH AT
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Full sets from $40 to S15.
Partial sets in proportion.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Where sets are to bo put in no charge will bo
~ DR.. FAWCETT, Dentist,
my Ism No 8! N. Wash. st., Alexa., Va
nK. ROBERTSON, 10 south Eutaw street.
81 Baltimore, Md, from long experience in
Hospital ard Special Practice, will guarantee 4
;urc il, al Diseases of the Urnary Organs,
Nervous and Organic Weaknoss Gonoral Do
hillLy lmpotoncy, (loss of soXusi power) Ex-
hmustion Hnd all tsd clocts arising from early
in.!iscreti2is and abuses Also all Female Com
rlainfs Diseases recently contracted positively
cured III t' 10 days. DR.. T., endorsed by the
loading physicians Of Baltimore, guarantees
.onurshu Mnii scionilic treatment 10 all placing
tAnmscivus in his i,llis. Al. consultations
4tricl!v confidential. C.:n ba consulted in Wash-
,nsLo# over Wednesday "nl Saturday, from =
:,,4 p rl, III his office, NJ ST., butw1nn 9th
and 10th tAi, "r write. enclosing stamp l"r
reply. iSh l"-iy
u .. tIAUuliTuS. CHARLES STUART
Ma UGHTON y STU AIT,
ATTORNEYS hNn HSEhLOES AT
LAW,
No - S;puTll FAlkFAA SlREhI,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
rrariic., in tho Courts of Alexandria. aud tho
s,iioining trluties, an,. in Tho Supreme Cuurt"I
Appcas "f Vlrgihia sep ="
VuHN NJ. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY Ar law,
Auxnniria Firginla
;.r.,t.s,ng IN tho Courts of A!nranlra And
,ji,,t.ii. counties. vii; aLLen,i lhe l.Oud.iun
Eutr.- tecular'y. " lY
s. r. n g 4 /. N NOT & T.
DIX d. Il. RuST.
Has rnn.ovoi his office tu Lke
NOKTnEAST CORNER OF PRINCE 4 Mp
WASHINGTON SrKEETS
,i,~ 2i-tt
A CARD. -Ci.c:mstancae rendering il !o-
n arabie that should locate in Baltimore,
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
Alexandris t" DIR. u. N RUST. lIo has boon
ior So many years associatod with me as to mead
40 introduction or endorsement, his skill, ability
and roputation for honesty and high integrity
bnlns we'll known. l cordially commend hln.
to the favor Of my friends and patients. as vol
worthy OF the position to which ho succoeds, and
bospe4k for him tho practice with which, Tor so
long, | have been favored.
JAMES Il. HODGEIN
AlriAnir!a Va, mar lO-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-28

CTAPLE AND FANCY GOODS FOR
- JUNE SALES.
We open to-day French Organdio:, Pcrcaes,
White Linon Lawns, Linen Sutings, Corded
Piqus, Ladies' Fancy Silk and Laco Tics,
and Second Mourning Fans, Gauze
Vests very choap, Mosquito Nntiings, Mcn's 5
Fancy Half Hose Ladies Umbrellas and Para
soils, with other choice and cheap goods.
ID. r. BRASHEAR,
H. q. Honmes No. l03 King street.
isl6 Alexandria, Va.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-04-14

established does not carry out the
pledges have made, thcu throw out
all the men in Office ut the next clcc.
ton, and put in anybody you please.
With general appeal to all South
Carolinians, wherever born, to uni lc
in one grand effort 70 bring about The
happy state OF affairs lie had SO glow
'ngIy pointed, and with grateful nc
acknowledgement of the high honor con.
ferred OH him by the presence and
attention Of SO large concoursc OF
his fellow citizens, the Governor
closed.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-04-14
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL II, 1877

OF COulh \UIOIlla, i SuN, once ulOFr
that intend, So help nc Col to carry
out every pie dye I made, and to be
Governor of the whole people.
Now. my friends, how can We bring
about this collsumn'atio" 50 devoutIy
to be withed? How can We bring
l"ppncss, peace and prosperity TO
our people? aNVe can do 1t but i'll one
way, and that's that you must observe G
The law. opo'n it upon you. do
not issue approximation. do not
give an orders But ! ask my friends
OF South Sar5iina, the pcorle whom !
have trnsted and who have trusted
me, and donesmc more honor than any
other man, The people whom | love
better than anything in this life, |
ASK them TO carry out my wishes. |
want every nian to constitute himself
conscrvator:of the peace, to see that
there shall beno violence; TO go around
and tel y ur5Snelghb ors that, # there
'''.''ou -, :. ''''cnce' VIC sha'l lose
" :. ~ s'''eu' 20 "pPca. 10
e " '' '''o I, % ''o"'h oarol'h'
~ III 10y ~ 'o''oc
INC on,ySdiii'culty that seemed to
same III me way ut Washington was
'ne Sar tnat' whcn the troops were
,aSeh OUT 8of the way ut the STATE
liouSc, thcfeSWould evidence. They
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-04-14
NOTICE. F..

Is hereby given that in thirty days
from date, application will be m.de
to the Clerk Of Court for Orangcburg
County to grant Charter. to E,lislo
Lodge No. 33. !. O. 0. +. in contormi
ty with the Act tf Assembly, entitled
IAN Act to pr. vide for granting Of
certain Charters app. owed February
goth 1874.
J. II. WsnLEEs Committee.
+. DEMAEs.
feb II I'm
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-04-14

A small shopAceper in this city
protftrs his services 10 the public as II
letter writer. lie guarantees letters
to start II parent ;rlr, establish the
durability Of II friend 5 affection, and
awaken he iul ecstasy ofa lovers
heart. Can any letJ,f N,,,ias promise
more?
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-04-14

The Dliclman was victim to u
practical joke, who lost i've dollarsto
the Yankee, on bet that the Yankee
could cnt the Dutclman. Jonathan
began the mas,ication ut the cxtremi.
lies, aal was soon sa'utcl by The roar
and Kick Of the Dutchman. Goa,
dundcr and bitten! stop dat bitin'
Take your if dollar. 1t hurts!"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-30
"Ac Railroad Subscription.

We publish elsewhere 4 cOmPuni.
cation from Roanoke on tho subject Of
tho railroad subscription. The writer
thinks that our editorial Of few weeks
ago and tho communication from Jack.
sOuyIllu presented conflicting argu.
n,cnts. We arc frequently called upon
~ publish communications conflicting
with our views, but We confess We are
too dull Of comprehension te draw the
iuc points attempted to DO drawn by
Observer" So far as this subscrip.
ton is cOapcrEOa, &c have only com.
mon interest with tho tax.
payers Of the county. We believe that
the best interest Of tho county would
be promoted by making the spbsprip.
tion, but i tho majority Of the tax
payers Of ITO county think differently,
RO say ann to it. It's 90 important
question, and every voter SHOULD con.
slider the question we'll b:foro voting.
The columns Of The DEMOCRAT are
opea to parties who desire to print
ihcir Vows, bat We wOa!l suggest to
!" Observer aad any one else who
may desire to write on tho subject that
such dsn;ag9gical talk, a' charging
those who support the subscription rs
being dcmasogucs and 2ctratcd BY
selfish motives ig entirely out Of place.
The people Of Lewis arc too intelligent
to be influenced by any such clap.trap
stuff as that. Tho voters of the county
know that if this road is bull. at all,
that it will be built by a further sab,
scriptioD, and that tho county will own
aiue-tcnths Of the road and will control
it; that each and every taxpayer
will DO benefited i'll proportion to the
amount Of tag he pays in thu: lircc-
lion.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-30
E%EcuTlvE MANSON,

WASHINGTON, dune -, 1871.
SILL desire 10 call your attention
to tho following paragraph in letter
addressed by mo to tho Secretary Of
The treasury on the conduct to bo OBJ
served by oiIiGcrs Of the Genera! Coy.
eminent in relation TO ELECTIONS:
No oGiCcr should 30 required or
permitted TO take part in tho manage
ment Of political organization, eau.
Gus, convention or election campaigns.
Their right to vote aud to express
their views on public questions, either
orally or through the press. is not Do.
MED, providing it does not interfere
with the discharge Of their oIIicinl
duties No assessment for political
purposes on officers or suborlinalcs
should be allowed"
T4is Erlc is applicable 70 every &C.
partmcnt Of tho civil service. 1t should
be understood by tho officers Of the
General Government that 10 is expcc.
ted to conform bis conduct to its TO-
,qurGgM.e!n!ts.
Very respectfully,
Il. j. Hayes.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-30

cn,t1 oxsc'ly what wo say when
wo advertise that we shall allow no
other store to give you more or better
goods for
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-30
Wh1 Is IIe1
Roanoke, june 81, 1877.


M. ElitOr.-Thcro is rumor
aNoat hero that person residing in OR
hear Roanoke, has sent you for publ.
cation gushing" article iq opposition
10 tho railroad subscription. II the
article is published l desire you to ask
the writer how long be has lived in this
county; what taxes no pays, if any ;
and who appointed him to represent
lhc Roanoke country either as to the
railroad OR anything else,
1t occurs to nc that a man who has
just mOyrl ia,o our county; whose
'tnxcs (if any, arc Insignificant; and
who has come here to try to make =
living from the people. should modest.
ly allow older men and larger tax.puy.
crs to speak for tho people.
West FoRE.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-30

-SNNsSfEI-aE ~--v---s
WILL YOU CONFER THE uEN.
EFlTS DpGN YOUR OWN SEC.
TloN WHICH JUDGE FERGUSON
SAYS FOLLOWED THE l0CA.
TIoN OF TIE CAPITAL Is THE
THIRD nlSTRlCT; or WILL,
you VOTE T0 SEND IT, WITH
AEL IT'S INNUMER3lLE AID.
VANTAGES, TO a POINT WHERE
IT CAN NEVER, By ANY POSI-.
BILITY, Re OF ANY ADyAN-
TAGE TO US or QUE pOsTEEI.
Ty?
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-30
OBSERVER.

General Harlan and Mr.. DrisIOw,
and about all of that small but noble
baud Of Republicans in Kentucky, arc
reported to bO very dissatisfied because
the spells don't come porting in. HaF-
lau has expected Cabinet position,
and Bristow has coveted tho vacant
scat on The Supreme Beach Some Of
tho Ex- secrotary's Friends had moot.
ing ut Cincinnati tho other night, and
it Is intinutel brou ght a two or three
hundred individual power pressure to
DO brought on Hayes to give BrissOw
SOM Observation-Disclosures Times.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-30
YHE gER3(9G9RSI
S~tMyAAN 1uMC 80
ELECTION.
For Permanent Capital Of the
State.
CLARKSRURG.

An Election will be held at tic ussG! vIa.
scs Of voting, on
Tuesday. the IN icy Of August, ls7b
TO permanently locate the Capital of this
State. Elections for school officers will be
held on the sP=c Gay. Ecm:a:5er, both ST
these ELECTIONS are to lie held nj the usual
voting r'aers. Enl KIT IN 10 school l.cusc
Of elrL district.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-30
What Ben Wade Says

Twenty thousand Democratic I,aa.
j0rity." is old Ben Wadc's estimate of
tho next election in Ohio. Some Of
his friends attempted to reason with
him gu tho impOlicy Of such pro.
,dictioa. "Il's 10 uss," rctorted
Ben, "thcrs arc too many ostrichcs in
Tho Republican party already"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-30
y @ u T.
MON b Y,

and VIC want you, before you spend q
dollar for your Spring Outfits. to give
US q chance to show you that We
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-30
state News.

Mrs. Mary \. lIy.l, near Rranklin.
has COW that gave birth 70 a calf
sit!'out eyes, Its about two months
o!l--very healthy aud fat, PenlIct@
.St~s.
Sr,ciDE. Dcnjnmiue stylcI, OF Bat.
tclle District, this oOauty, hanged
himself dead by the neck" Thursday
night. lgO was about 50 years old
Cause Of lis rash at not kHowa. -4Ntw
Dominion,
Thos. Powell, vino was confined 10
Jail for murder. and who escaped seine
months ago, was arrested in Kansas last
wecl; and brought buck. lie is now
confined in the Harrison county jail.
lie claims that he was acting in self
defence, and is anxious for trial.
The Fa'rmons ics' I''y'"'a1 says
that the wccTIl has attacked the wheat
in that county. and is doing consider
nb!c damage. We trust TINT The oPeF-
alfonso Of this insect arc rather limited
and believe such to DO the case as we
have not heard Q. its appearance in any
otEer quarter.
l"o hoaFa Oh D.'S''O'S VI NV
he'u ''ee'oe Nv N4oUu9S
VI''' last week. Inc nS sa Vi prs
onsF" no" on n"uu Is -'4' "e'eSS"a
nHs 'Ho pl"S!"s VI WV p''SODe,' ~
cocn cen 0"'y 'n'eHue0 'OE 0ue' ~ "
pFoo"O'o .na' 'aS H'" "'Hs "" "
n''ea up WIFE ce''s INC S0H'Os "'H''''
Our ncighboring town OfMpley.
III Jackson county, is wido awake on
the subject of narrOw-guagO road
lrO" maj place 10 h'p''y l'an0'us. ~
Tue RIVER :: 'i'F business n,u' s.p'' .l
'''s a"a farmers 'F' a.' "s!p'"s III 'IO
mater, anu %F' pushing VIII nv DL'D
NItak RNIan N6FfnNh
''SoF that success seems 's TT lucy
ought a0u We trust Will sU's''"
e'"'S "'uF""'
Mqrtinsburg is determined TO have
an Agricultural and Mechanical Fair,
this fall, it she cannot have the Capital
Of tho State, and she is right. Mar
'InSouFs se's up ''H"'ns' 'I 4HN
'"ey result u s'V"' "" " nv NJ. WV"
Az" ".'s"UV,
'no Ia'r VIII W De'u III o'P'c"U
Inc A'n, 4-"' 1''A' 4uO 4A
A1s 0"'"'OS1" '.
'"0'e '0f p"0''' '"'p'''"D
Hest Virginia C oafeTcnce.-Thc
change Of tho session Of the West VIr-
ginia Conference Of the NJ + church,
from spring to fall, has been CONSUME
mated. Tho board of Bishops at'theis
late meeting in CloVcland' approved
'o' a'''On VI wv oOA'U'su.' I'LL !. ,oI,,
Tue aa'H'. LUZ u'~' S''''T1 w." ~ ~
N ~ OAn' nv, ~ .y .I".",a.o,
1911 tH'' "' w
Se"s'u VI 'nO 'SD' 'AA1 '
A man living in tho country two
or three miles from town insisted on
making his daughter work in the corn
field. She did not relish this, and
having her eye OIL Romeo in town,
wrote him stating the circumstances
and saying that she had four dollars
aud hall aud c new calico dress, and
that if BIO wanted 10 marry. to "come
on" lie hied away to lis Juliet aud
they now arc as happy as " two bGCts
that grow on ono" -Clarkstwg GeIe-
gram.
Jk,,r, Pain bo,yv tbpn.
lar s,orm yi:;,cd this section about l
.,a,.a,. ,.a.,o,l.r ,r,or,oor Tbo min
1onon1ca in ,orrcn,. FIR nearly m
I,o,,. Noo,in, ,bo .,roo,s obo.inr the
'o,no.. ,nl t;l,iro ,roDy collars with
,nrd md water Tho DAMAGE was
oone,ol ;, Nooao1 collors md will
~, NJ ma. an ,or,o os unnoscd
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-30

The best 4 cheap
est place in town
to buy pure drugs.
Pure Drugs &c
A, N. Smith
DRUGS and WHOLESALE &
RETilL ST0RE,
Smiths Corner. sIain ST., Weston
Keeps constantly on hand fq!l and
fresh assortment Of
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Dye Stuff,
and everything in the Drug Line,
Perfnmcry, Notions, Fancy Arti.
Giles, Lamps and Lamp CHM
ncys, all sizes Of Window
Glass, Paints 4 Oils
Of I'll kinds, white
Lead, Putty in
Cans,
Varnish, Turpcntinc, Glue, Paint
Brushcs, Alcohol, Pure Old
Rye Whiskey, Brandy,
Tort and Sherry Wine,
for medicinal and
saeramentalpur-
poses,
Gin,and in fact everything usually
found
In a First Glass Drugstore
D8~ Physicians Prescriptions
carefully compounded at all hours.
I have also on hand largo stock Of
SADDLES, BRIDLES. HARNESS
COLLARS, &C.,
And in quality and price I defy COM
petition.
I employ mono but tho best work
men in this department, and use the
best material that can be procured.
R9Patuetna9
Neatly and promptly executed.
CALL AND EXAMINE
my goods and prices, and sce.:if they
won't compare fayorably with any
house in town.
A. NJ. SMITH.
Weston, Jan. %, 1877.