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National Republican., 1878-07-26
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
The Poiicemen's Pay.


For some time past rumor has been amusing
itself with the pay Of the boys with blue coats
and brass buttons, and in manner entirely
offensive to the aforesaid guardians Of the
peace. These circulating stories have finally
assumed tangible shape, and It is evident that
the salary roll of the members Is being tam
pered with TO an extent that cannot prove ac-
ceptable to the members Of this department.
When Congress passed the appropriation bill
for this service no reductions Of pay were made,
previous years was set apart for the support OF
this branch Of Government service.
Why the District Commissioners should de-
eide to make reduction In the pay Of the men
under these circumstances II Ia diff
cult to understand. Congress evil
IDENTIFY did not intend II, or would
have reduced the aggregate amount Of the
appropriation to conform to the salary they de.
sired the officers and privates to receive. As
this was not done, then the rate Of pay should
stand rs formerly. The force Is model one,
and inferior to none that has been created. The
men are vigilant, faithful, and unreniitting in
their devotion to duty, and this statement ap-
plies not only to officers, but privatcs, detec-
tivcs, and all engaged In the department. They
earn every dollar given them, and earn itwell.
II would seem, however, that the Commission
crs take different view Of the matter, and
think that they can stand little Of the pinch
ing business therefore they propose to apply
the pressure.
The reduction contemplated Is about Is fol.
lows Major and Superintendent, from s26l0
to S2,5OO captain aud inspector. 81 500, not
reduced; lieutcnants, from 1890 to Sl,lOo;
srrgcants, to 1915 per month; priyates, from
$40 pc; month to 1862 per month detectives,
from 81 go to Sl.lO0.
1t will be perceived that tho heaviest lop-
ping OF falls on the detectives, to the tune of
$500 Perhaps they can stand It, but 1t Is
very evident that they wonld like to under
stand the partiality exhibited against them,
aud know why II the reduction was made,
1t was not uniform throughout, and not such
serious cutting nls,lc on their pay, while the
Major and others are dealt with more gently.
Their work is important and faithfully per.
formed, and it was only recently that the
United States Government cUmplimcnted the
District on the snartncss aud efficiency Of its
detective corps.
As Congress appropriated the money ou the
present scale Of salaries. what Is to become OF
the surplus created by the anticipated reduc.
tion? The men Of the police force feel that
they earn every dollar paid them. and II is to
be hoped no reduction will be made.
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E.tSI- B.ILI.

Orn PAST. NJ half value. E.scman Bros, corrc
Seventh and T. sTCsi,
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Indications.

New Advertisements.
Base -ball-SstiOnal vs.. New felfOrd.
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ARCHITECTs AND ENGINEERS.

rINIL AND MECHANICAL. ENGIS EERlNG
" ut the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, Troy, y.
l.-NeSt term besinS septem5rr u. The Annual
Register Is5s contains list Of the graduates fur tho
past 81 yearIwith their positions; nso course Andy.
iel 'lrcnents for admission, expenses, &C. Address
WM. H. YOUNG, Treasurer. JyIC-im
4. n. DUTTON,
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER
las removed TO Ol6 , street Warner buildng), he
tw, en- Ninth aud Tenth streets bridges, ROofs, and
general Iron Work de+Igned, estimated and con
tmotcd for At the lowest rates, Jy2-tf
HENRY r. sEARIE,
IL ARCHITECT -
Opposite Post once Department nOv2-ly
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Notice TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.

THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON,
which has been recently rchtted and FURNISHED. L. l.
BiaSe. cnptan Ia the only boat allowed TO Land pas
scnvrrs nj Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, a. In.
Guiding Ri nis.ion 10 Mansion and Grounds
steamer leaves Seventh.stT'et VIII Hf DAILY (Sun
day CHCepielJ At lC n. ~. AMI returns Mt y, IN.
J. MCll. liOillNGSWONrH
RupL Ladies' Mount Vernon Asso a lon
l.. ]. BLARE, steamer Mary Washington. iif
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DR. "A Fl. TAYLOR,
SURGEON DENTIST,

SIS y FSTREEr, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
RcanfIl sets OF teeth nj Is; teeth filled, % cent,
extracting, 50 cents. Jel0-iy
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Tobacco smoKe Tor the Gapes.

Every chicken which had the gapes
has been entirely cured by being made
to inhale tobacco smoke. The treat.
men, .ha' done them no harm. AM the
trouble Of smoking is but little. II it il
done when the chickens are in the coop,
Il takes brt q moment to put them ia
a basket add 6vc minutes is IS bug as
they should be Subjected to the iahal.
jug Of the smoke, End not so long, iii
;s' strong enough to produce s'upor'
AS soon as the chicken is stupcfcd. il
should be taken FROM the basket ane
laid on the ground, when it will soor
revive. Our chickens were nearl,
dead with The gaps when first treated
but got better with each treatment. and
were cured aGer tho segeuth.-lpuna
Nsp Yorker.
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g AT the recout meeting Of IL

g AT the rcccns meeting Of tho
West Virginia Press Association tho
following resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That this Association vii
oppose all unjust Determinations upon
freight rates by railroads and other
public conveyances within this State.
aud that We will favor The taxation Of
all property within tho State according
to its value, and require the collection
OF tho same il accordance with the
spirit aud letter Of the law relating to
tue sane.
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H From WspsrER.-Eaitor Dem

e. From WsBsrER.-Editor Dem
ocrat Many Of the citizens Of Web.
stcr county arc desirou, that some per.
son or persons would move aud locate
At Webster Court House aud keep q
boarding house for tho. accommodation
Of the afflicted who 60 to the famous
Salt Sulphur. There i, great com.
plain. that board ia loo high. Come
along, you men Of means, aud buy and
build, rs land is cheap and sulphur
plenty. Twill sell St acres of land
within throo hundred yards Of the ia.
nous Salt sulphnr-title good, land
under uco!-prIce $3.50. iGood spring
on tho samo.-I loafu that The Addison
jail ha. one iumste,-IlOt weather and
plspty Of rain. Easy yinte. expected,
according to signs. 70,
3. MolloMAS,.
NJ. Pleasa;,t, July IS.
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fg- E1oEsayE HEar.-During the
past week tho excessive heat Of The at
mosphero. has beea cause of great
alarm, especially 10 those who arc CO.
gagged in farm labor. Two cases Of
sunstrokc are reported; but fortunate.
ly neither have proven fatal. Two
horses. employed in carrying tho mail
frop thi, place to Gleuville, fell dead
on Monday evening last. The loss is
very severe cue on Mr.. Charles vii.
liams. tn, proprietor. Tho thermom-
cter has been ranging from 90 to 101
10 the shadc-a hea, hitherto umprcc.
edent, as lasting for so long time.
Il 10 feared, unless there is a speedy
change 10 the atmosphere, other losses
will be reported.
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Thermometer 90 in the shade. |
RED HOT.
(Sor NJ f. A. roE.)

oh the sweating Of the sweat
The uncomfortable feeling Of your clothes,
All wetl
With the running and tho dripping
or the sweat, sweat, sweat;
Obi the wetuess and the danpncss ofthe
6weyatl
Oh | the vulgar inspiration
or the flooding perspiration
As 1t fills your clothe, with summers liq.
uid ircl
When you feel as II yon'd been
Lost in the rivers sheen, sheen, slecn4
"A mighty good word is sheen; y
And you seek good rough .owcl for o
,drier
Oh the scaldiIg moleculeI
Can 1t be he has no soul :
Thus 80 wre;chedly &c dampen ali our
.dudi.
Then We wish he were IN Tyre,
Noun tlrg higher, higher, higher,
To Tho scalps and the SUBMITS Of the old
Phoenician Alp,
Oh ! for winter with Its coolnessI
Never more we'll call it dulne,s
To doze-esen when on toes ale froEc=-
Der the sizzling ami the cracking,
The splitting aud the wheeling Of the stove!
Here the writer suffered an attack sfsya.
cope; and consequently the foregoing poet
ical gem will remain forezer uncempleted. |
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The Westcrn Cattle Trade.

Jew people in tho East have really
any idea wh,.cyer Of the magnitude to
which stock.raising has grown in the
West and tley will probably be some.
wba, astouisbed to learn that the 70.
turns for tho pr.sen. season give Cal
iforni. $4,000 head, Colorado $50 .OoC
Utah $50 900. Montana 800 900, wv.
oming o25, 900, Washington 200, 900,
ana Oregon ITS oO"; total of2. $780,.
900 head. Texas is estimated to have
, twice Is many more, making a grand
total 81 between seven and eight mill
ions beoves nov fsueeing or about to
be fi,tened for the eastern markets.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

cE Boy Naturalization Rcnlo
crat.-I vas acquainted with young
man BY the name Of +. S. Lynch, and
he told me he was from Gilmer county
near Gleuvillc; and as 10 was killed
July 4.h, wish to inform bis friends
Of his death. Mr.. Lyuch was about
twenty-five yours Of age. lie was
thrown out Of buggy at Chillico.hc,
Ohio, July 4th, 1878, aud almost in.
stantly killed. Please publish this
r.atcmcnt.
Yours Respectfully,
SAMUEL GATES.
Dayisrile, ". IT,. July 10.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

@ NorlcE TO THE PuBLrc.-I have
in the last few days heard Of the mo.
licio=s reports in circulation as to my
self scd family, sud I hereby give no.
.ics that I haye as:crtained the authors
Of this slender, snd will liz meaic.sly
brias suit ageirs. theE.
THOMAS J, BesazrT.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

ES AcolpEsr.-Two or three.!of our
young ladies' few mornings ago un.
dertook a pleasure ride on tho Yves,
fork. but unfortunately for them their
boat became unmanagable aud dumped
them in tho river.-I, is said by some
WHO witnessed it. that the ladies wore
not q success as swimmers.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

ET OK Monty Of last week,
Charleston demonstrated the fact tina!
she is a fast place. A fellow named
Randolph, who had been indicted for
larceny, was urraigucd. plead guilty,
n jury was impanuellsd. and hc was
sento need to the peuitentiary for three
years-all done in less than fifteen
minutes
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

CT Tue groglers arc not all dead
yet; We hear Of q few that remained
away from the lsst convention, and
complained Of Il e action Of the couven.
ton, Men Who have not the manhood
To 20 irso q convention and assert their
rights, should have ut least seRse
enough to bold their tongues.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

ut ATTENTION Everybody cal
at Ryan's aud SEQ tho Great American
Sewing Machine. self-throadiug shut
tic. self.regulasiug needle. Any child
can sew on il. Warranted first.class.
Cheaper than tho cheapest. INCEST
hing on wheels. july63t
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10 the Voters Of The County
of Lewis.

hereby announce myself candidate for
I he et!ice Of Clerk Of The County Court.
sutjee. oaIy 10 your decision Mt the POLLS in
.ociOber next aud respectfully solicit Eqar
votes. Very Respectfully,
JOHN C, JACKSON,
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To lie Voters Of Lewis
e'ONntT.

hereby announce myself Ha canliist'
ior The Office Of County Clerk-sutjsct tc
the decision Of the Democratic County Con
veutiop, should one u held.
GEORGE p. OLIVER.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

fg NloxLEy 1IorsL FOR lsEs7.-
I offer ioE rent tAo Noslcy Hotel
property; I will rent i Is a hotel
upon tue mest reasonable terms, or l
viii rent 70 ditlerout parties for resjlen.
ces. A. W. WooDyoa2.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20
Valuable Farm for Sale.

Ga Cove creek, In Giimer county, and
about six miles from Troy. There is In
this uec;
81 ACRES.
and about
$50 ACRES
CLEARED, and nearly all oft IL gesA sod.
There y a 'goeA stSain.nill within three
quareets Of mile Of this property, and a
good school house'on one end oft.
For terms npply 10 T. A. Edwards, editor
Of this paper, or Thomas 7. Law, Oh tie
property.
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Announcements.
For the state Scnate-9th
Senatorial lDiStric.

We nre an'horized 10 announce Colone!
A. ". wooDFoRp, of Lewis county, ASA
candidate for the Stale Senate from this
District, subject to the decision of the Dis
1rict Democratic Convention, 10 he held nj
EHckhannon, August lst, 1873.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

4F VIZ hear Il ramor 10 the effect
that Mr. Tanstill nontemplntes con-
siderable enlargement Of the Bailcy
House.
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Soda Water n. petcrson'A

We beard Dr.. Simpson say the 9th.
er day that be Intended to cell every.
thing woy dorn for cash that he knew
how to buy cheap. and Few better how
to sell cheap. You know vhero his
Office and store is-,orposito tue burnt
district.
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Ga 10 Mrs. Pa,terson's and get good
coffee q. aoots per pound-bOth green
and brown.
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PLEASE BEAR in MIND

PLEASE BEAR in MIND
Thu, the cheapest and best shoes in
this town arc to be had at the cheap
Cash Store Of Geo. Ross, corner Main
and ID Streets. opposite the burnt dis.
Itrict.
Good anitcrs 81 pes pair.
FOxOd Caters 81 %.
Morocco Shoes from 81 so to 81 so
A full line Of sidc.lacc and button
Shoes at low prices for cash.
~ pR. CREAM can be found ct Ills
Office al Mrs. Alurray's on Second,
sttcet-nisht and day-wlIcn not pro,
fsssiuuaity engaged.
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Lemons, Oranges, Figs, pruucs,
Dates, Haisins, Curranis and tho vcly
best coffee for % cents a. Mrs. Pat.
terson's.
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Weston, July IS.

~ Rev. G. NJ. FLEMING viii
preach in the Presbyterian Church to-
MOTION Sunday morning and even
ing,
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ET REAL ESTATE. -l'urtics wish
ing good farming lands, soil rich, we'll
wasered. climate healthy, good neigh.
bors, mill aud store close. school and
church ncar-thc very best part Of
West Vitgiria-titlc goodwill do
we'll by addressing
+. RGwEMAs,.
Weston, ". Va.
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Fruit jars-glass and ssoue-at
Gregory's.
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EXAMINE THIS ALSO.

A large lipo Of staple md fancy Dry
Goods, Notions, White Goods, &c.
Prints q. 5; 6, 7 and s cents per
yard.
LauSol D. Muslin 9 ceots per yard
Good Jeans at 90 and 25 cents.
Good Brown Muslin at ] cents.
Bleach Muslins 8 to 124 cents.
Girghaus.s to 1e2 cents.
No trouble to show goods or furnish
samples. Call and sec nc boloEe max.
ne your purchases
GEO. ROSS,
Coracr Main and % Streets.
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Apples, oranges, lemons, currant
raisins, Citrou. pruucs, figs and nuts Of
all kinds at Darnos'.
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Go to Wilkiuson's for your apples,
oranges and peanuts.
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SNeclM Notices.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUIT.
JARS, QUEENsWARE s.
GLASSWARE.

N1ason's sclf.scalius glass jars
quarts 81 IS per dOscu-4 gallon
81 25 per dozen.
Standard glass jaTs-quarts 81 %
por dozen-3 gallons 81 Is per dozen.
Jelly glasses, scaling wax, &c.. Of
tho lowest cash prices.
GEO. ROSS,
Main aud Cd Streets.
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"Rcd Daisy" soap at Dr.. simp-
sons drug store.
Light brown sugar for 10 cents aud
white for l2A cents at Grcgory's.
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Fruit iars-glass and stoue-at Mrs.
pattcrson'a.
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July Jottings.

Judge Homer A. Holt, Of LOWS
burg. was 10 town this week.
Mr.. Henry Braanon returned
home few days ago from q trip Ia
Illinois.
Everybody has hay.seed in their
hair now. Even Mr.. Asphalt has
become u practical Granger.
- Major Camden and John Bassell,
ESQ.,, have been in Weston for the past
few days.
= bliss Jessie Camden is the sole
representative Of this portion Of West
Virginia at the Paris Exposition.
THE fat p,ep Of The county have
suffered fearfully during the pas: foH
days Of tie heated term.
We hear that Judge Gdmiston
talks Of visiting Colorado soGe time
during the sumner.
Two cases Of suustroke have been
reported 10 Ills viciuity-Thomas
AlcSemar ana Lawrence Gpnroy.
County Court, for tue trial Of
capses, Will convene on the FIRST Mon.
day IN August.
Gold il now only ! per cent.
prcuiam 10 tho market-lesa than be.
fore tho war.
-Icc is cheaper 10 Weston this
summer than ever befors-fron t to ]
,caus pcrib.
II Ermter o. tte Free. Nasous Of
Weston vent to Buckhanuon on TUGS.
day aast, 10 attend the funeral Of Mr..
David G. I4orentz.
= George Hamilton has gone to
Walkcrsville, TO keep the drug store
recently established there by Dr..
Christian.
"A circle of spiritaalists base
recently hold several seapcss 10
Weston, with what they considered
very gratifying results.
= Dr.. Weymouth. Of Beverley, vas
in Weston lest Monday. attending to
bis dnies as District Deputy Grapd
Master Of tho Hasolic Fraternity.
- The festive mosquito has not get
presented bis little bill to tho citizens
of the West Fork Valley; but the
dirs !-0h lord!
&C. W. Atkinson. editor Of lhs
Wheeling Standard. has been ap.
pointed us. Revenue Agent, With
headquarters ut Richmond,
There is talk Of a private bank
being established at Weston, General
George A. jackson, We understand
is the principal stockholdcr.
Us. withers, Esq. Of Chenille.
was 10 town this week. "scott" will
DO candidate for tho State Senate, we
understand. from the Gilmcr and
Harrison District.
-Gilmer T. Sims, formerly q
resident Of this county. but now Sheriff
Of Mineral county, was in town this
week. Fc brought an insane person to
tho Asylum.
We note from the iH9uMaineer
that Major Adams is candidate (sub.
ject to the Conven.ion) for the Lcgisla'
tnre. No better man for tie position
can BraF'sa county ~ find.
= The editor Of the Bucxtannon
Banner, wc arc sorry to say. is very
sick, and has .uoy gone to tho neighbqr.
hood Of Rich Mountain - aearch Of
health.
Charlie Darliutou. late M EN-.
| ployee Of this office, has accepted q
position on tho Sutton Nountaineer
Ho ia q TSsr'h7 yqEng Hassa. and We
hope Eill prosper il bis new hOms.
Mr.. Bare hss added vastly to bis
drug sore lately in ,bs way Of new
goods aad medicines. H.. ii Oqo Of
! the few men who arc prospcriue, ever
! in these bard times
Tie F'gR'ai4ecr says ,Aa. Mr.,
Chalfaut soil 5000 yards Of calico ant
abused the County Cour. system
10000 yards. during bis recent trip tc
Sutton.
-IOhp Morrison. WIN was so badly
hurt in MI. llalc's quarry about
month uSO, is getting we'll. DR.
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SNec>M Notices.

A fne assortment Of French Candies
at Wilkinson's.
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CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR

" =
Pst up expressly for family uso at the
Ress FOrk Mills, owned by John ".
Dotamorc. for sale at Tho Cheap Cash
Store, corner Main and % Streets.
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Lamp oil and lamp chimucys for sale
at Mrs patterson's.
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CUSTOM WORK
at tue following low rates;
Roll Carding Eve cents per ID.
Q4ydiug and spiHaipg 90 cents per
Indifferent grades suitable for home
Yeaving.
We manufacture goods on the share, or
exchange at terms that will iii all
We will continue 10 pay the
HIGHEST PRICE FOR WOOL =
CASH OR EXCHANGE.
All letters by mail promptly answered
]. f, CLIFTON / SONS,
Weston. ". Va.
Gg- Farmers who use compelled to eoms
d distance can, by clubbing togst her, have
thciy wool carded rs soon ~ i, is deIivcSed
Weston, April 81, 1878.
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Tho reason Dr.. Simpson sells SO
many drugs, notions. &C., is because
they arc so good and cLcnr.
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Pens, ink. paper, envelopes and
.pcy stationery at letersou's.
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Mrs, Cox offers her straw aud fancy
goods at coat.
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Raisins and Gurrauts at WilkinsOn's
new crop.
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Candies and Gon(ectioncrics at vii.
kiuson's,
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Paints. oils, putty aud glass at Pet
erson's.
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Highest market price paid for a
kinds Of produce ut Barnes. Bring in
your cggs.
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

Mrs. Cox desires to inform her Gus.
toners and the public generally that
she will sell all her straw and fancy
goods from now until The Let Of July
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G.-G.-G.-GregOry's Grca, Gro.
Gerry.
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At Grcgory's you can get S lbs best
coffee for 81, I boxes ess. coffee for
Is eta, 4 lbs soda for 25 cts aud Ar
buckles roasted coffee for % cts.
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aF SoLp 0Ur.-I have sold out
my Hardware aud Notion store, and
desire 10 thank my friends for the lib.
eral patronage bestowed. 1 also want
my books closed up. Come in nnd
pay. and save yourselves trouble and
cost. F. BRiSKMAN.
BIB 1.-THE BUNDLE BEE
AT JUFER BROS.
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A large stock Of clothing Just re-
ecivCl ut nuuuiugtnhs.
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PLEASE EXAMINE THIS LIST.

bH4aSA iAh AAkS LII =
At tho Cheap CuA Store Of George
Ross, corner Main aud q Streets, jus
opposite tho burnt district, you can
buy
salt at 81 so per barrel.
Brown Sugar l0cts per pound.
Crushed Sugar l2lcts per ID.
Granulated Sugar l2!c,s per ID.
Choice Green Coffee 2Octs per ID.
Choice Roasted Cotfeo 25cts per ID
Best Carolina Rice loc,s per ID.
Guupowdcr Tea 6Octs per ID.
And a full line of staple aud fare ,
groceries at bottom prices.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

Evening Glory Baking Powders at
o. CoSRAps,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

Why do the county physicians buy
their supplies Of Peterson u Because
bis drugs are pure and DO soils q. the
lowest price.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

Glass tumblcrs 81 cents Pee dozen
at GregOrys.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

Omar Conrad is Offering great in:
ducemspts 10 purchasers. Call and
examine Lis stock and prices.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

Corn meal and Flour for sale at J
A. Barnes.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

Go TO EYilkinson's for your cheese
and scotch herring.
Apples, Oranges aud Lemons at
Wilkinson's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-20

Morning Glory Baking Powder is
celebrated for its purity, is tho most
economical, makes most delicious, light.
white and wholesome cookery. Keeps
any length of time in any climate un.
changed, Only 4octs psr pound at
Grcgory's Grocery, sole agent.