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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-02

ADULTERY EXTRAORDINARILY is not
often in our province as a uewSgai herer. saws
the Johnstown Tribune of the 25th, that we
come across stranger (and IL might have
added more disgustins) case than the fol-
lowing, which was brought to light at JUS
tice Cox's Office yesterday afternoon:
Christian Goldner, alias John GoIdner, of
Upper Yoder, Is he name of the sw ett centcd
individual directly concerned. Eleven wears
ago he was a young man, and resided al Verona
Allegheny county, He was not a bad sort of
man, apparently. and when he began paying
attentions TO a widow lady residing in the vii
Iage be had no trouble in finding the way To
her affections. The courtshie was short and
the honeymoon succeeding was one of unallcy-
union. The widow had daughter thirteen
years old at the time, of her second marriage.
to whom Christian, alias John, was part icrIinrIy
kinds and ID ncsSed the fond mother 10 know
that the teudrils of her husbands affections
were tWined SO lovingly about the heart of her
the daughter had 5uddcd into woman hood. and
hen when Mrs GoIduer ayyoLe or T11r,,i1,C
she was surprised to find her husband absent
from her side, and her daughter also gone. She
wondered. but did not fear. Something uuus-
sure they would soon return. But they didn't,
and Cor SIX weary years the worse than widow
One day, not long ago. she heard that there was
man named John Godner living near Johus-
town, and investigation proved that he was the
recalcitrant husband, and that her daughter
was living with him as his wife, Mrs. Goidner
Immediately took steps to have him arrested,
and two cOusta oles who were sent out by Jus.
tice Cox to bring the iuvividual to time sue
SNtItb III tHiit3s HlIi Inc nearing look
place yesterday aud resulted in Christian being
held for trial at the September term OF court
There was no friend Forthcoming to bail him,
so be was taken TO EbenSburg to- day.
Thus was nappy home broken up. and the
hearts OF two trusting women made desoiate-
tor the daughter dUted on the man. Two chill
dren resulted from this unnatural marriage.
aud they must share their parents shame. The
girl had also given birth TO infant Before her
eiOpcment, aId it is believed that the wretch is
the father of 1t. At the present time she is in
a delicate situation. Mrs. GuIdner No. de-
parted for her home to-day. She has the ap-
peardnce OF goodIwoman, and an Industrious,
hard working one. She is several years older
than her husband.
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Lines written or ihe occasion OF the
Mrs Sue =. L Tise-JugE 81, 1873.
In the morning OF life. ere the zenith
OF woiuauhood' g day thou hadst seen,
The tUsh oi the hectic WAS glowing
Where the rose blush Of health late had been.
The soisticc Of summer was vanin~.
The harvest was swept from the plain.
The husJaudman boarded his trcasurts-
HIS barn tlled with bright, golden grain.
on tho death -cocch thy form was reclining
That form now So wasted and wau-
Fond friends All around the we're wailinv
hiie the last solemn moments wore on.
But thy spirit recoiIcd not within thee.
Nor shrUnB from Deaths angel So ucBr,
FOR thy life had been that ul a Christian.
And what was there, then, thcu sh0ultst ferr7
With trust in the love Of the Savior.
whose life-blood was given tor ali
Thy viii bow Il submissive To Heaven
And calmly awaited Deash's call.
a last fond adieu 20 the loved ones
Thy husband and children 50 deaTs
The mother that sung at hy cradle.
And whose lot was jc weep .er thy bier.
The brothers and sisters w,o loved thee
" ere clasped in long. last embrace,
And the friends whoa thou fou5ly had cherishes
Saw the cold damp of death on thy face.
Thy pale iips appealing for mercy
4 boon that was granted. we trust;
Thy soul was released from its fctters,
And sped to the home OF the just.
Two tweIvemonths have passed since we laid
IN the cold. silent graveyard. TO rest:
And the child-hoy from whom thou vast parted
Now sleeps IN the tomb on thy breast.
Oh soon shall we join thee in Heaven,
If we take foT our model .hy life
Then cur souls reunited IN glory,
Shall forever be freed from Earth's strife.
J.. n.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-02

CAMBRIA COUNTY PORCUPINEs.- cor
respondent who signs himself Nv. A t.
has recently been writing to the Pittsburgh
Telegraph from Portage, this county, on the
subject of porCupiues. II was The gnest of
John C. Martin, Esq, and was by that gen
tleman introduced to number of old resi-
dent mo0ntaiueers, whose post praudjaI
yarns under the shade of a wide-spreadiug
tree formed the groundwork CT his chapter
on natural history. Some of the stories told
staggered the correspondents belief in the
credibility of these unsophisticated dwelIers
on the mountain tops, but a description of
how the porcupine steals fruit had the effect
of causing him 10 utterly lose faith in human
nature. He says:
According 10 this statement, in the autumn
OF the year, they visit The orchards when the
apples iali. Hhd by roihng over them attach
them 10 their qiiils IN large quantities and car
~ them OF their deuS. When porcupInCs
are plenty all the apples are carried out OF the
prchaT ds ana the lrate pomOlusISts no doubt
attributes their disappearance to the village
boys He gave several instances or their pre-
dHtory hehits but one viii suffice TO show what
they can 90,
Tor the intruder one night with Il shot gun
Presently he cspicd pOrcUpiue come into the
orchard and make up To the choice tree, where
the mellow ana luscious apples Say thick upon
the ground. over and over IL rolled among
them until il attained an enormous size. and =
big apple was on each particular guilt Having
loaded itself down 10 the guards II moved, of
and be followed 1t. A good opportunity offer-
ing, be hred at u ana tortunatety killed IL
u picked up the apples he said, "and meas-
ured them just for curiosity, and that purcu-
pine was getting away with Just two bushels
and three pecks of en-"
How large was the porcupine7 How much
did it weigh p ventured TO faquire.
well, II was some two feet long and six
inches high-wodld weigh Eve SIX pound Is
before il was skinned" was the reply.
Two bushels and three p-cks of green apples
would weigh about one hundred and twenty
FIVE pounds, and would make good load for q
fuil---own man. And yet there are plenty or
people both iu town aud cOuDtry who say that
newspaper men are given TO making reckless
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-02

A BIT OF BTsToRT.-Many years ago,
there resided in Portsmouth, Ohio, DR.. Pa
tella, a physician of large practice, and Mr..
McVay, at that time the leading druggist.
About The same time DR.. Sellers placed his
celebrated LireT Pills before the public for
the cure of Lirer Complaint, Ag,Ie and Fecer
and all billions disorders. The name of the
Pills (being the first so-called in the L. s
attracted the attention of DR. Pateilo, and
he at once commenced the use of them in
his practice. McNay having confidence in
DIR. p, hogan she sale of the Sellers LjUer
Pills, and having occasion 10 use them, was
so much benefited that he never lett home
without taking box in his pocket These
worthless are gone, bnt the demand for the
Pills still exists, and are sold largely by
Druggists, well in Ebensburg as else
where.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-02

IHE MAMMOTH CAVE EXCURsION.-Th
proposed visit of the Pennsylvania Ohio
and West Virginia Press Association to the
Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, has been post
poned until the 20th of the present month,
when pleasant time Is anticipated, as will
be seen by the following from the Pittsburg
DiSp0tch Of Saturday last
Col. W. J.. FOulk arrived in this city yesterday
on his return from Mammoth Cave, Kentucky ',
Whcre he has been spending 4 day or two per-
IectIng arrangements for the excursion of the
PennSyi wanna, Ohio and West Niraiufa Press
ASSOCIATION 1t Is now definitely Stft led that
the excursion party VIII leave this city the
morning of the 10Th Of August, no postpone
ment on account of weather. They will dine
at columbus, O., the same day, arriving at Gin
cl!nau that evening at = O'Clock. There they
VII partuke OF the hOspitaiities offered them
Dy the cItZeus or that city at the Highland
House. q favOrite summer resort. most delight
luliy situated. On Wednesday morning. l:,,yti
invitation of Mr.. john Sim kinsOn. President of
the Hoo!oSicJ! Institute, The party will visit that
evening they viii leave for louisville, XIV.
Stopping at the Gait House. There they will
pdFtake OF the hOspItaiitics offered by the Citi-
ZcuS OF that city. The next morning Thurs
gcpoi OF the louisville and Great sou thern II
q TO take the eNcursi0uiSts tu Cave City. arFiv-
ing IT the cave on that evening. 1t is the in
tentlOn upon the night of arrival to take the
short routyI through the cave. Upon the fol-
iOWib3 day, friday. the grand rounds viii be
haue-'het Is, the long route This will oc-
Cupy the entire day from A. NJ. until 6 p. NJ
a oounthul lunch will be served IN the cave.
Inc eXcurslUnISts will remain day or two
longer in the vicinity of the cave, and return
p4 the way OF Indianapolis. The arrangements
throughout are most complete, especially over
tbe Flttsourgh, Cincinnati & ST. Louis railroad
ana us southern connections. This wonder of
the world Is constantly visited by parties from
ibis country and Europe.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-02

A NEW IAw.-County Commissioners
VIII henceforth be required, before entering
upon their official duties, to give a bond
with sureties to be approved by the Court
OF Quarter Sessions Of the same county, or
by one Of the judges thereof, and in such
penalty as the said Court shall deem suffi-
clent, bnt not less than two thousand dollars
each, for the faithful discharge of all duties
enjoined upon them by law, and for the
faithful and legal appropriation of all coun-
" ami other moneys which the said Com
missloners have any authority TO draw out
OF the county treasury upon checks or or
ders given by them, or over which they
have control the said bonds TO be taken in
Tue name OF the Commonwealth of Penn
sylVanla Tor the use of the county, and 10 be
acknowledged before the Recorder of Deeds
OF the same county and recorded IN his office
al the cost Of the county.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-02

q SSIGNEE'S NOTICE -Notica
- is hereby given That Iuspsh Cautr..r
ana vile. oi Carroll fuVFuzlfr have rrs.f. ~ .
siSuucut Ci their real ari f.a--.raT -.sf-'-. -
THOMAS hger- in trust Cor fhe trurft ..r -r..f,-.
a W pefsyL5- therefore. iUlrHteI .r said .ss -.-
VIII ake immediate Ifsgf...rt ar.I mos. r.4.i
SSllS lkiinsi ile siitlt ii present liiel iiTusr-
Hiitai Is IS E-EE
Assignee of IaSrIiIi g, ,arfrfl- -r,1 st-tr.
carroll Twp, 4 Aug. 2 ls Id.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-02

- dersgued, having bcen aproiuf,-,i An
eltor [" dsirihute the funds Ora the lauts .r Tuhn
= hriee. acting adfuiUi tr.lrar sff --.-. u..
gte o. ls shown hy has account ta-r-tra.i .sf..a-
hi-i- alh Sepi eulner. 1873 hurchg -eus l4.t s-,
lat t--fAs- AyetsI . ISIS at 8 90 a'ri,--i. I q
LOT tlc purpose oi perirrlliar The duties oI ~
Hi,i ,atineni "hen Hud where -ill PARTIES iuf-f-
esicd nay attend OF be ,ie'iarret fr.rn ls ff,. r
on sIid fund. A Y RaFfgFR .,-f--- A
Ebensiurg. July ZB Is-s ST
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-02

Use Dr. Van Dykes SuIphur soRP,
The LEADING EXTEENAI L. Specific Cor DfSE ASE=
OF the SKIN aud bcauJifier OF the CONPLEEIpN;
sOr the Bath, Toilet STti Nursery. Is 8scfifa-
mcHdcG 10y PHYSICIANS ana suid los BRUGGIsIS.
PBICE. p CENTS; box, 3 Cakes. 90 Gents L. =.
WEBSTER, PrOp'r, 90 y. EIFIH ST, Phiiad'a.
July 10, iS1S--6m.
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DR.. c. w. GLEAS0N'S
REH[OIESl |

nR- GLEASON's LUNG RESTUR aTIvF
u Is a POSITIVE CUEE iur Coughs. Gulls ana
early stages oi Consumption. Take it Is tIue
sample bottles. - Gents
BR. dLEASUN'S LIVER RESTnRhTlvF
is q SrEE Guar Scr Hivci Complaint. R.Iiolsnr-s
lh-,se es-;on' &c, &C. Test it. sample bottles
Dr. 9LEA SONS STOMACH RESToRA-
ItA L CURES BGsPErslA
~ pr; GLEASON S GOLDEN ELINIR OR
UNIV tiS Al TONIC an ALMA I5Il- -l7,,I = -
crali4E Tonic Tor bo Cure 0t DEHlIf.F auI fse8-
EES bows CeNsIITETo>s
bR. '5lst ASoN = \ AlllNE AFTRI F.,ST scts
On the kidneys and cleau--s tlie 5rsrrfrl I'd a d
morbid matter luvllu--Hfe rca.l lefHs
Ia GLEASpE-> LAXATIVE warF.Rs
highly Aromatic. Cures HaGf-rsf t-l...-l4.'. q,
Ti"S. Piles, SC. Sample box ss Gents
- Fer SAFE 6V al EDruggfsf-. -
PaIscIFAL OrrIcE, FgGgkBfLraIA.
EusE-J leF- -stn % % ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-02

AT latest accounts the creditors Of WIN. NJ.
Lloyd. some of whom are siiii Ire srssiuu at Al
tOOna- had not succeeded ia sleelIng aseiEuees-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-02
eysbnI.g and Cresson Railroad.

- anil aner NoNDAY. July s. 1873. trains on
D. 4 &. Il. R. Will be run as follows:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-02

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-02

July p, 1873.
DEAR FREFHAE-Tn my last I stated thu
method OF enumeration used by the Chinese
shall now give you the days Of the week and
the months Of The year. though the sounds they
make cannot be exactly symboIized by Euglisi
letters.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
Land FOR SALE.

About l7S ACRES Of fac fnr"iog
and grazing lund situated III Braxt"u
county, on 0'Bricn's Fork of Salt
Lick Creek, and on tho Weston bud
Gasley Bridge Turnpike, eight miles
north Of Braxtou G. Il.
There is on this tract about 81 or
20 acres of Improved land under good
fence. the rcmainder i, well timbcrcd
and it is oil well watcred.
Also about 1000 ACRES of wild
land :i'uatea on Browns Mountain
and waters Of the Little kauu~ha
River. This tract Of land lies in
BraxtOn county, is heavily timbcrcd
aud will be sold CHEAP.
For further particulars in regard to
the above lands, call on Or address,,
G. X. Newton. Glcnyille GiImer coun
y, ". v" Janl2 Ct
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
Ey- CAuDoLISE is now presented t

Eg- CAHDOLISE is now presented to
the publisE., without fear Of con.radic'
ton az ths Best Restorative and
Bcau,iftr Of the Hair tho Torld has
ever produced. 1t PERFORMS what
others cun Only Claim for their pre-
para.ions It is 40 elcgap: Dressing
removes lI,uudraf, cleans the Scalp.
prcgeuls The hnir from falling out. re-
stores Hair on Bsld Heads, restores
tho bal, to its Original Color, makes
i, grow rapidly. will no. stain the skin.
eoataius not particle of Lead. SILVER
Sulphur or other deletOrious drugs. 1t
is Natural Product Of the GARTH. con
tanning tho elements required By the
Hair to feed upon. A fair application
will show It's restorative qualities
Does not require months Of continued
use before you eau pecceivc any result
Sold BY al! Druggists.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
TT Tug Wheeling Register, il

ag TnE Wheeling Register. in
speaking of New Years day III
Wheeling. aul those receiving calls.
pays tho following deserved cOmPli'
mcnt t, Sliss !Gcr,ic Benae.', Of Yes
TOT
4 very langerou, rival had tho
aforementioned party in tho entertain
;zens given under the auspices of Miss
'Gellic Caldwell, assisted by Miss
Gcrtic Bennett, Of Weston. aud Miss
Matte Hubbard. Tillis EIciskell,
Mamie Hammond and Annie Chaplin
there was something about tho rooms
remarkably coy aud attractive, 80 ia-
vitiug in fact tina. We were sOroly
tempted to wind up tho day under its
charming influences. The floral deco
rotious consisted Of very handsome
designs 10 autumn leavs and ever
greens. evinciug keen taste aud
understanding Of tho beautiful. The
sumptuops table. Oprcad with every
thing tempting. gnvo equally good
evidence Of Mrs Caldwel!'s knowledge
aud appreciation Of tho good. Miss
Gertie Caldwell wore dress that gc
arc not we'll enough vcrsed 10 such
matters to accurately describe, which
was composed Of black velvet apd very
light blue silk, and was very pretty.
an ostrich plume to match in her 4air
enhancing tho effect Her brightest
jewels were her eyes, which arc gems
of tho Grst water. Miss Gcrtic Ben.
rett wore lovely silk dress. which
was very becoming; her charming
manners and department were the ad.
miratioa of every ono, and she may
safely be cited aga model in ihrec
qualities
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12


Editor Dcm0eTat.-Thc paper Of the
S'h Of December had an article prefer
ring some grave charges against my
moral character. 1t is production
that is wholly ignorant Of the opera.
tion Of the human heart. want his
name SO l can send telegram to the
immortal W. that he has long Gince
been superseded By q svell-hend He
gave himself very appropriate name.
Hero and There" When defined ii
conveys tue idea Of busy ueddlius with
other peoples business. Let US here.
after call busy !meddIing people by
their right name. "iIere anG There"
lie sets ort-by saying. "Therc is boy
running about Troy. laying out at
night" If he rGf.rs to my boy. he
mixes things very much. 'Ee says biz
mother is in the Asylum u Weston ;
his faiher or guardian is out pretend.
ing to preach untl pcdlIo books. Then
in a 3rd or fourth sentence declares ms
whereabouts is unknown. lie has not
read Tom Paiuc's Age Of Reason. Ny
boy scn away from whore engaged
boarding for him to go to school. !
was going to punish the boy severely.
Mr John BOggs, Dr.. IIOrper and 9th.
crs advised M not to do so by any
means, for be had an nttack Of hereli-
tary insanity. Upon the application Of
Mr.. Mccain be was arrested. convict
ed Of insanity, sent to tho Asylum, and
there released and sept back. had
urgeat busia:ss at Grautsville. The
boys uncle aud relations lived near
Troy, and I thought they you'd sec to
the boy until | could return. They
all knew where | was doing business.
| beard DO was running about. I left
my brsjatss iu a hurry, and went and
7. ". Hit to take care Of
aud control The boy until | could get a
divorce aud marry and take the boy
home, which will be as soon as law and
God Eill permit.
DANIEL SKIDMoRg.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Circuit Court Leris Comfy.
Weston. ". Va Jan 0. 1878
SioEcIy h. Jackson, Administrator with the
vii ANNEXED Of james u. jackson, deed
Edward T. Jackson and Others.
IN, TEAScsRY IN TIE CIHcrr cocET OF LEWIS
COUNTY
The parties TO the above named cauIr, f" ii
take notice that tho undersigned Commits
sioucr In Chancery Of the Circuit Court Of
Lewis county, has sxcl upon Monlny, the
18th day oil February, 1873, rs tue day Tor
executing an order Of reference In tue above
named cause, catered at the December spec-
ialterm, 1871, by which sniI order said
Commissioner is directed TO ascertain anri
report to che ceart the ioilOp!ag matters:
is;, To settle the administration accounts
OF Stotely L Jackson, administrator Wit
the will aunc$rd ofJames N. jaEsson, DECD.
aud, To convene the creditors OF Jaaucs
VI. Jackson, GrcSasrl, and to take proc d
their debts.
Sd, To ascertain the real estate OF wAjch
tue said James ". jackson died seized, III.
liens thereon, ifauy, their amounts, ord Rs
and priOrties.
4tl, To ascertain the value Of the YSrs"u-
al property owned by said james u. jack.
son At the time othi5 death, and What bu.
catae Of said property.
5th, To ascertain the value Of the srycrl
parcels Oflaul devised by Tie will.
9Th, To Ascertain AVID report any c!Lc:
rerlinent matter, deemed proper, by hiIn'c.
or required By any Of the PARTIES, atwLi:'
time and place said parties are rrQuIgC4I
attend.
Given under my hand Ms Commisso
in Chancrry Of the Circuit Court Uf lie,
County the day aud date first aforesaid.
a. NJ. DENT, Commissioner,
Jan124w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

NEW GQ0DS.-sMi. Cox wishes
to inform her customers and the public
generally that sue has just received a
large stock Of new goods, consisting Q
evc,y variety Of articles kept in her
ling. Her stock Of handkerchief.
Nubius aud Gloves arc unusually 6ue
aud attractive, aud would mnk" iapprO
pirate and nice Christmas gifts
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

Report ofthe Condition Of The Natio"nI
Erchungc Baak Of |Iie"lO", at .'Ies'
ion, in The State u West Virginia,
at Tie close Of Lrsm.S December
2S!h, 1877.
| EE,u"RGr5,
Loans and dlsCoas'9 SiO3,372 %
uvrrIrun, 50 SO
U S bonds to secure circulation 100, 900 90
q S bonds on hand 1880 90
Due ftom approved Reserve
egeaw s,430 ~
Due from other National banks 29,ll9 60
Due from State Banks and bHukcIs 81 s.
Real estale, furniture and fixtures 1000 70
Current expenses and taxes paid 2,5oG 80
Premiums paid ~ 30
Cheeks aI,l other Cash items Isl -
bills Of ulhrr buuks 3,G5j w
Fractional currency, including
uickIrs, !sl 80
Specie (iucluding gold Treas
uFy cerlilicI'csI 2,lI5 w
Legal tender notes : ABB w
Re,iv.unli n fluid with United
sa,cs Treasured ucr crpr Of
eirsu;a,;ou 45o0 90
Dine from Il $ Treasurer other
Ibnu ; uer e.u, r.d.mvtion
fund 1888 70
-
Total s.s5, 547 s.
u,u,,,r,v.
Capital srocA aid in 100000 90
Suri''uS fund 2GrV0O w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

TO The creditors Of James H. Jackson
deceased:
In pursuance ofa decree Of the Circuit
Court OtthC county of Lewis, made in IL
Gauge therein pending, to subject the real
estate Of the said James II. Jackson, deccOs
ed, to the payment Of bis debts, you are re.
quired to present your claims against thu
said James u. Jackson, for Adjudication 10
A n. Dent, commissioner, at his office in
the said county, on or before the 4th day VI
February, 1878.
Witness, ". II Byrne, Clerk ofSaid
court this 9th day Of january. 1878.
W. II. BYRNE, Clerk.
jan124w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

Combined chimney aud gIObS-hsa
will not breuk-just received by Chal'
FAINT & Bare.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

LET Rev. J. +. WOODs, of Clarks.
burg. will preach at the Episcopal
Church tomorrow Sunday morning
and evening.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

So EEv. JOnS $. FISHER will
preach in tho Kitsou building Sutur.
day night aud Sunday morning and
evening.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

GSSLmolIlSG was the order Of the
dny aud nigh. TOO, the carly part Of
this week
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

WV. C. Tins wishes to Inform
the public that no is now ready 10
make G very variety and style Of "run
mental Rustic Work. Seats, Chairs.
Flower Vases. &c, made to order I'll
tho lowest figures.
Weston, May 16.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

CLaIGau, + Bare have just received
0 barrels Of bell top lump chimncys,
10. /, Tor s ccu,s each.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

Rnisius, figs, pruncs, crackers..anl soups
Of all kinds, with a full sIOck Of irst-
class groceries, all Of which will be sold
at bottom prices. Give nc a call.
Mis-. PArTgEsOS
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-12

Go to Moore Bros. and get u seven
shot revolver aud box Of cartridges
Tor s. 50.