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Fire Com nlissionlers.

The Board of Fire Commissioners at their
special meeting yesterday allowed bills and
pay-rolls amounting to $12,627 %. Upon
che recommendation of Chief Bunker it was
agreed that the steamer A. B. Lotta be sold.
The subject of Lighting the engine houses
with headlight oil instead of gas, was re-
ferred to a committee. The Post Il Co.
hell-str riker contract was considered unsatis-
factory and referred TO Q committee with
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terry to him and every one with whom he
came in contact during the time that he
was speechless,
Inc doctors who have the case OF his wife
in hand give no hope for her recovery, and
her husband has resigned himself to her sad
fate.
He is so overcome by her afaiction that
he has come to the conclusion to give up his
place and devote himself entirely to taking
care of his wife.
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power to act. The bonds OF several of the
engineers were received.
A resolution by Mr., Thompson, request
ing the Board Of Revision to fully examine
the affairs of the Fire Department for the
last ten years and to demand W. B. Folger
to deposit his bond, which he gave for $l0,-
600, with the present Secretary, was present
ed and carried.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-12

The Grand Central Hotel New York, Dos
sesses all the requirements, in size, style, To-
cation and appointments of the modern
first-class hotel, and keeps its reputation as
model house.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-12

All the world over, baby governs. Yet
often disease will overcome the baby, and
then it is that Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup proves
its worth by conquering the disease, Price
2hc ner bottle
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L. P. Dickerson, the new member of the
Cincinnati Club, to take the place of Lip.
Pike, arrived here at o'clock last evening,
and will play in the game tomorrow.
PedestriahiSm.
CHICAGO, July 12.-ln the pedestrian
match between OLeary and Schmehl, the
former at u o'clock last night had COM
pleted l12 miles and SO laps. His first 100
miles was walked in % hours and AZ min
utes Schmehl walked his 100 miles in %
hours and 45 minutes and at II o'clock last
night had completed 107 miles and laps
Races.
COLUMBUS, July 12.-In the 2:25 race yes
terday Darby won.
Edward won the 2:30 race in three straight
heats.
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nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
~ Southern District of Ohio-In Bankruptcy.
No. 2,012.-In the matter of james Myles O'Don-
nell, bankrupt-The creditors of said bankrupt are
notified that he has filed his petition in this
Court praying for final discharge from all his
debts provable under the Bankrupt Act and the
acts amendatory thereof, and said creditors are
required to appear at Court of Bankruptcy, to
street. Cincinnati, o., on the 22d day of July 1873
at 10 O'Clock a. M, and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer OF said petition should not
be granted
Dated at Cincinnati, June 26th, 1878.
FLAMEN BALL,
le2S-3tF Register in Bankruptcy.
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UNDERTAKERS' WARES,
IN BANKRUPTCY.

nlSTRlCT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
No. 2O4l. In the matter of Benz McGregor bank
rupt-The creditors of said bankrupt are notified
that he has filed his petition in this court praying
for final discharge from all his debts provable
under the Bankrupt Act and the Acts amendatory
thereof Said creditors are required to appear at a
Court OF Bankruptcy to be held before me at nv
office No. East Third street. Cincinnati, Ohio on
the 3D. day OF August 1875 at 10 o'clock a. M. and
show cause if any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Cincinnati, July 1lth, 1878
FLAMEN BALL,
lyl23tF Register in Bankruptcy.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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Read ONE Of Our Numerous HOME
Testimonials:

Testimonials:
We have been running Wheeler 81
Wilson's No. G Machine on ladies',
misses and children's shoe uppers
during the last three years, and
have fifty-six of them in constant
use. We find them superior to any
other Sewing Machine in the fol.
lowing particulars:
1t will close seams in leather,
without puckering, tighter and
more rapidly than any machine OF
which we know, and that with
heavier silk or linen thread and
smaller needles.
1t runs faster and makes more
regular and better stitching on fine
leather than any other machine we
ever used.
They are very durable. We run
them by power fully up to 700
stitches per minute. They arc oil
I'm excellent condition, and they do
not cost us for each machine 25o
per year for repairs.
STRIBLEY & CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Baseball.

| Baseball.
The following tells the tale of yesterday s
game;
lnnings.."..""..." l s.
rrroVioence' ! 2-1S
Runs earned-Cincinnati 0, Providence q
TWo-base hits-Higham l. Sweasy !, Carey l.,
Hague |.
Three-base hits--Brown
Total bases on clean hits-Clncnnati 7, Provi-
dence 20.
First base on errors-By Mitchell /, Mcvey O.
Kelly l, w. White l, Geer 2-Providence 7; Carey
l, Murnan l, Hague l, Wheeler 4-Cincinnati 7.
,, First buse on called balls-J. White 2, Jones l.
-. Struck out-.Mcvey 1, Jones l. Sullivan l, W.
White Cincinnati 4; York l. Brown l, Carey l.
Wheeler providence 4.
Jones 2, Sullivan l, W. White l, Geer 2-Cincin-
natl 10; Higham 2, sweasy /, Brown l, Hague l.
Providence s.
Passed bals-white 2, Brown1.
Wild pitches-White 8, Wheeler l.
Fly balls miSsed--Mitchell l.
O. Double plays-sweasy and Murnan /; Carey,
SweaSy and Murnan l.
Tlme-Two hours and forty minutes
Umpire-Eagan, of Boston,
st. Louis
oston.,.,,.:.,,,,".,. Q . 3 ss
indianapolis. o 0 0 0 0 2 o O.
Cleveland-Forest Citys 7, Hornells 81.
Buffalo, N. Y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 8 Sc
Buf1alos. s........,........... ........ Q Il
stars. ............"......"......,. l 0 o.
Game called at the end of the six tn inning
on account of rain.
Utica, N. Y
Innings / 8 4 5 IS
utlcas ........ ......""... 0 0 0 o.
Lowells 2 0 5 l o O--12
Holyoke, Mass
1nnings."........... 2 8 4 5 7
H0lyokeS..... ........... 0 0 0 0 ! 0 2 O.
Pittsiields ............... 0 0 2 / 2 0 o. S!
l.. p. Dickerson, the new member of the
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18
The Public Credit Bin.

Our Representative, Hon. Bcniumin
Wilson, few days age, by uuanil1cus
consent, introduced the following bill
in the House:
A Bill to repeal an act approved
March lSlh, 1860. entitled IAN ac,
TO strengthen the public credit"
l. Be il enacted Ly the Scnrte aad
House Of Representatives. c?fth. United
States Of -Amcrica III Conyrc" assem-
lied, That so much of the net approved
March eighteenth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-uinc, entitled IAN act to
Ftrc: g'hen tho public credit us
pledged the faith of the government 10
pay such Of the government bonds in
coin or its equivalent rs were before
the date of said act payabla in lawful
money, be, and The same is hereby, re.
Fcalcd.
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4 New Flying Machine.

Experiments were made in PhiIadel'
phia on Wednesday With what is called
PROF. Ritchels AERIAL or flying ma.
chine The machine is worked by
crank and Stcercd By aanges somewhat
like that or steam propeller. "A
cylinder is attached, which, being filled
with gas sufficient to balance the
weight of the operator, the latter moves
the machine rpor' down at pleasure.
BY turning the crank lie eau move it
10 any direction. The person trained
to operate tue machine made some sue
cessfrl accents and deceuts, md those
who witnessed tho experiment rcgar.
dcd it US u success. 81
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Comments Of The Press on Our 3rna-
4 turial QUESTION: 49,

Who says that times are not lard
when Is pcrsOLs are named in tho
WESTON DENoCRA7 as spoken of for The
State Senate from that District. The
most prominent, OK. Senator Bennett,
and a. \. Lewis. Of Lewis, Tom
Furnsworth, Of Upshur, and Sam
Woods, Of Barbour i'4cclifg IN.
feNigcncer.
The name Of \. W. WooGrord, 81
Lewis county, is men;icac,! in conucc.
ZION with thc Office of State Senator
from this District. If the Convention
decides to give Lewis county the Scua.
Tor, Colonel NyoodFOrl is our mnu.-
EdrLew JcGtrsOMion.
a correspondent of THE WEsroS
DEMOCRAT, suggests the name Of Hon
u. NJ. Bennett as a candidate for State
Senator. If Lewis county gets the
candidate, she could bring forward no
man better GulliEed for .tic Office
Rom'olph Enterprise.
The philippi Laiadcol,r says that
Colonel a. W. iYoolford, of Weston,
is talked Of for the Senate from this
District, and also says he has many
friends in Barbour.
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West virginia Press Association

The West Virginia Press Associate IN
should hnvc meeting ut once The
traits" in the business have become 50
loll that they boa', of their own ratty
conduct. It is time for TIC association
TO mcct and make Il good many cores
lions that arc impcrativc1y demanded.
A-Cl"rL>LWy Ncrs
We heartily agree with the ahOrc,
and name Clnrksbarg rs the Place of
1nccting, and the Isl Of Holy tho time
Whatsay tic press Of We, Virginia
Lets mect.-Philppi Piai"dru'er.
We concur with the suggestions
made hy our friend Of the Iluir}eg'cr
as TO the time an d place. ".,
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Respectfully,
". X. PESDLErov,
State Superintendent.
Tic Curse of West virginia


JACKSONVILLE, May -, 1875
NJ. Editm!
In view OF the carly assomblage Of
the Medical society Of your State, ut
your town, | would respectfully aud
defcrcn;ially offer suggestion or two
to that bndy, composed as suppose it
will be Of the cl,:e and intelligence Of
tue profession. have been a sejourn.
or in your State for a considerable time,
and dcu't think in all my travels !
ever saw people SO bal!y imposed up
on ty the wills aud machinntions Of
charlatNnry ms yours have been aud
arc. Without going iuto detailed
account 0! the various subtcrfugcs used
AID DISCUSSES worn by these sol iisaHI
Samaritaas, whose sympathies never
60 beyond tie filching of the hard
earned dollars Of ttsiT dupes, I res
pectfulIy nsk the thinking and good
men Of the profession, If tits re: ;:mo,
they are coming down from tliGir still
ted dignity, and taking this bull right
by the horns, in order that outraged
and suffering Immunity may he pro
tcctcd and so educating the people
that this hydrOhcadtT, c!Oyen.ioOted
monster car be detected and unmask I'd
at glance. You gcA,lcmcn Of tic
Association, woull be a:toaishOd 10
l:nOw how many good citizens nre year.
ly, r'outhly, DULY, nyo even hourly
humbuggcd hy these parasites on your
professional boly. Keep it before the
people that you repu!iltt Ihe..: pro,
les'iOaally, and as g2hIemrn, and see
Thnt change there will be. lryoa
and the people can't 10 protected by
Legislative rnac'MCnt. ostraci2G them
professionally and socially. IIeuI
them out. There are hCnfrcLs Of per.
SONS III this aul aijoiuius cOrn,ics,
who believe Implicitly, that there ere
aV'callcd doctors, WIN can by feeling
the pulse, locate any pain they may
have, Or locale and define accurately
my Hilmcni. Is it hot time that this
wholesale humbuggcry, should end ?
Or must we look on complacenlly, md
Silh the late Er. Bond Of baltimore,
soy that quacEs are us'tul mcmh:rs Of
society, their function being to kill
fools The people OuIy need to be en-.
lightcAcl IL this matter, and within
Whose province does it more appropri.
atcly come than the Medical profess.
ion! Che great trouble in your State
Mr. Editor, il, you have too many
.Iic'J'Mg professors, srlf.stylcd doctors,
and preachers too. degrees Gre TO
cheap. Things arr so mixed, that you
have distinction Without differences
QrI Hyr.
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III answer 10 numerous inquiries, nc
take this method Of stating that the
Peabody Institutes" which we expect
TO have conducted during this summer
probably four in each CougrcssiOna!
Distsitt Of the Statc-arc provided for
by Or. L. ScHrsi General Agent Of the
Peabody Fund. They urr placed BY
him under my marngem?nt, with at.
thori,y to Locate them, and to nppoin,
the Instructors who shall conduct them.
As they form no part Of our school
system, as provided fur BY our school
law, attendance Gu them will be en-.
tigc!y voluntary, and cannot be cred.
tied to the eight days Of attendance re.
Inircd BIZ our law on County lnstit.
utcs. Hence we desire to locatc them
only among tcachc7s who desire ard
vii! appreciate them =
We earnestly soIiOit the active CO
operation Of all Stcaehers-particular
the County Superintendent. Sections
so and 81 Of the School Law impose
new aud important duties UPON these
officers, and they cannot fail to see the
special fitness of these Peabody In.
stitu,cy' to prepare them for the skill.
full Performance, Of thcirncw work. We
shall aim to have them conducted by
experienced teachers, sbO, LoIh By
prcccpt aad example, will present and
enforce the best methods. not only of
conducting Institutes, but Of keeping
ami managing schools. e 81"
Ths wisdom of the Legislature in
providing for County Institutes. a, the
great expense which they necessarily
Involve, can only be justified through
fuitktulncss and competency IN tho
County Superiutcnicnts in conducting
them; aud We came: loo earnestly
urge aron them the Eish' obligation
u0der which they are placed, to en-.
brace this opportunity for studying the
bcs: methods for performing this the
rIOst difficult. rs il Is tue mUst valua.
bic part Of their Official service.
We respectfully ask the Interest Of
the pcO2lc Of the State in this. and all
other measures taken to lift up the
standard Of Education among US, and
increase the efficiency Of cur school
system. Faithful and competent work
on the part Of officers and teachers, and
the sustaining sympathy and wntcIfn!-
ness Of the pcop!c-tLe common pat
rons Of our success. .n...-,
Respectfully,
". X. PKSDLETox,
State Superintendent.
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Attempted Suicide.
I.,1rLtr,N, Nay Il.
Tcars

49, '"' 'r'''i ''"J
Isaac Bartlett, about 50 years old.
living with ll,e rcIu!ive. Mr. Carney,
on Rocky Run; eight miles from here,
was found yesterday with u horrible
cash cut across his throat BY razor
which was found by his side. . II seems
that on Thursday morning last, Mr..
and Mrs Carney went away from homo
for q few days and loft the old man II
charge o! the House. On their return
home the old man was missing. and
they found that be had changed his
clothes. but no signs Of him were dis
covered until yesterday morning. Mr..
Carney started for his work as u.ual,
and when somc distance r. OH the
house heard deep groaning in : a brush
heap near by, where he found tue old
nlau covered with blood and about
dead. a physician was called 10 rcn.
der medica! ai,l hut there ate no hop"s
If his r~vly bartlett has be"
.'rving """d deal Of late ubou. his
iwa soas vim vent West some two
a''#t ts ,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18

- The Salt Sulphur Springs were
sold.by Nlessrs. Qrarricr and Filzhugb,
Commissioners, a few days ago, nj
seven THOUSAND and cix'y dollars
This is the property chat interested
parties hcT, beer trying to Acll to the
State F1T ru Insane Asylum for sixty
THOUSAND dollars. ..,
A correspondent Of this paper DE-
0ouncca this attempted fraud upoa the
Stat: When it vas before the Lrgisla.
trEc; anil the sale just made fully en-
xloTscs what vas then said ny CUT cor.
respondent.
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Died.

BALTIMORE, May lS.-EdiugtOl Full
ton, for nearly thirty years associated
with tho Baltimore .Amyicon, and IN.
til recently its managing editor, died
this afternoon in the siz.ie,h year Of
his age.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18
A Murder IN Georgia.

Jerry O'Flara. an Irishmau,by trade
a carpenter, was killed on Wednesday
in saloon ia Augusta, Ga, while
aslccp, BY Robert Rufiu, with whom
be had been drinking all day. Ruff
fn's father, who 10 1868 Fas the re-
publican sheriff Of Richmond county,
was mys,criousIy l;illei ina cro*d at
the presidential electior at the Augusta
court house. The "Dcrriugcr with
which The sheriff was shot being muf.
fed 10 q pocket i, was never know,
who Killed him til last Friday, when,
it is saidr. o'IIira openly boosted Of
having done it, Young Ruain &c
eOrdiugly made Q'IIara drunk and
slipped up on him, firing two shots
through his head killing him Instantly:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18

our keeping, May the Ged of nations
SO direct the councils Of this Congress.
Of which our IruCnted comradc formed
part, that its laLors shall rebound TO
the benefit Of mankind when you aud I
shall have passed away.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18
Mrs. TiIton ut Work on Another
- &f..n, Confession. ~ : ="
NEW YORK,

New YORK, May Mrs. Theodore
TiltOu'has prepared, and is now ar
ranging in proper order, 2 cOnfrma'
tory statement for the'prrpoSc Of srs-
tanning her evidence il her recent
"cCnfessiOn." In this s.atcmcnt'glfc
Inns srrauged dates, locations unt cir,
cpns!ances connected with her alleged
cdultcries in connection with Rev.
Henry Ward lSccchcr. The fac, that
she is engaged upon this work is nc
secret 10 the members Of plymouth
Church. Also tho friends CT Mr..
Becchcrarc getting ready to meet it,
It was uscertaine1 to-day that Mrs,
Filtcu's proposed statement will be
somewhat lengthy, and fell Of facts and
details Of almost everything that llut
taken place between her and Henry
Ward l}Ocohcr for the past fifteen
7cars. '#'.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.


yesterday morning und decided to
push the investigation Of frauds in
Florida and Louisiana in connection
with the last Presidential election
C!arkson n. patLcr was deruted 10
present the resolution. Tie pre-.
anble substantially reciIcs that as
Maryland has complained that due
effect was hot given her Presidential
vote because Of frauds and as BY
affidavit and otherwise, it appears that
frauds were committed in Florida end
Louisiana whereby the voice Of the
people CT those States was stifed, tits
prcpcr.to make inquiry to tho eud
that the honor Of the Nation he yindi.
Gated aad the truth be made known.
Conger attempted the role Of Republi-
eau Leader without authority and was
left to urge his absurd points of order
quite unsupported. Hale put himself
forward 10 that capacity and vas coach.
ed through The hard places by Garfield
the whole force from the Republican
siiG TGlIyirg around this Senatorial
osp'rant from Maine. OF course he
vas pregnant with all sorts Ct oHjcc.
lions. bit he was finally silcnced, on
bis points Of CIDER when be come in
with his eh9 a. denore IL the shape OF
an amendment whereby it was proposed
10 include large portion OF tho United
States in tho Investigation: The al
legations ct frauds upon which it was
9ased@cons'stcd chiefly OF tho old pro-
da'ts OF the "aut'Hge mills" end
oloOdY SHIRT yarns that 'ioFmerlY
proceeded elections IN the South. Ehey
had been. re"a'"ped to adopt them TO
the present OCCASION Hut he failed
lie couldn't even get permission to
nave them read Tue iee!ng appears
10 DC 'hap any spec'nc charge OF lraud'
respohSDIy backed should b: included
Ijut that 1t would tt foreign to- the
purpose oil Tue investigation 10 perm"
thc I'ad'cal leaders TO rage oil over
Tue c'untry iVF Isolated cases oflntlni'
u"t'on win which 10 Offset and be'!ttIe
'Fauus ny Wh'cA wAo!c states were de-
Et''S' o. ''e'F preferences anu Fess''s
OF d nat'ona! election were wholly per-
verified Little more was done than
10 get tue resolution before the li9es'
anu 1t comes up on tue expiration OF
the morning hour to day as unfinished
business a struggle is anticipated
but there arc Democrats enough IN
tom taTOrlng The investigation to III
sure the adoption ct tue resolution pro-
v'ded they aro III their seats at the
proper tIme'
Ihongh deIIreTed week ago to-day
tue merits CT the speech oil General
GOFdOn Or the Fepea!'O! the resumption
act arc Still he'ng eanTassed# Ie
smo'G tho con'ract'on's's hip and thigh
though never l'F moment departing
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18

Fish--NInckercl, Like Herring,
Cod fish, Scotch Herring. &c., at Mrs
patterson's. o." +
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18

NorlcE.-Peisous indebted to
the late W. G. lIusung will'pleasc call
on mo and settle the same at once.
All claims against hi~ viii be settled
BY tho undersigned. :" As ,"'"
81" T. Bn,,r,,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18

At Mrs. puttcrsOp's you can get light
broSu sugar for 10 cts, aad wLi!o for
l2l,'. rs = """''@ II
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18

.L'yhor" Mnt, fur u,
CHiitlrens L'yhO Ea's S5cts.
va H. will make laidts' and Chill.
drcu's drcs' hats over, IL any desired shape
iJr cic:t.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18

PLAIN QuEsT,oNs.-Aro your lungs
affected p la 20 you hectic cough
If 60, consumption has fastened its
fnpgs upon yOu Of uDcc-use pisO'S
Cure, for sale at Chalfant & Bare's, 49,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18

The best Hoe, oil steel, warranted
as steel hoes, mada for 75c,s. Will
last lifetime. If not, ! will give
you auOther free Of charge. p" 50
g" " ~" ." 0. CONRAD.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18

There is n lesson for young and old
in all this. It is that We shalI 81 live.
50 meet the responsibilities which con.
front and surround us.so discharge the
t!uli which our respective stations i0l-
Tcsc, 70 dedicate ourselves to the ser
vice of our co@utry Ond Of Heaven that
when the earth shall reach forth her
arms to receive US, al wc rro ard
have Lccn and lopo to be shall not tie
mid with the flesh beneath tue sod
Our national situation invites carncs'
aciiou, patriotic calcayor. Strong
hands are idle. bravehcmts nrc sorrow.
ing, the tender and the helpless arc in
histrrsA. The demand Of tue hour is
t"lrrn; the welfare Of millions is in
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18

g For Satellite Wcsto
Trnyard. For full particulars apply
10 ''' r. 4. EDwARDs.
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Weston Democrat
SotWvNoN MoN rs

= We have received the Grst nun.
Der Of the Grafton Eagle. edited BY
'Icssrs. Lawrence aud Cruach.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18

A fine lot of plain and fancy sta.
tiouery just received at'petcrsons--
cheap ''"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-05-18

&s NloxLIY IloTEL FOR EEST.-
| offer for rent tue Monkey Hotel
property. I will lent ii as a hotel,
upon the mcst reasonable terms, or
will rca: to diffsren: parties for residen.
ccs - A. w. WooDroRp.