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BEA ORGAN s:y,e Sc.
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tee < .2J-'''Ir AM stamps it tho
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t-.--s, t5rce a~sGc,a3ott SG!He ny o:irr Oniy
80 1-y 2s.' tle L-,sta .toli- ter yo,, have
Ss@.cd rcrr 2. r1yc pas lag frcrlt both way.
-, ]', is risi TIC Very tovvs.st :,urc and
tl:t I.as Z '. : q ase orr this price. Fully
'1irsii tel for q Ec."s- very Cr-a1 sold sell,
o,srs. ~ ilf ''s5 - etu 21s, in America. More
u 'so. lies 6 a Il - II cIy manufacturer 1
hsye ,2:ce ity Les now Ger the entire world The
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S:ce ny le IN from ~ nicdtour through tho
CJ.-ie,t x l,rOse. determined than ever
tl@tot wat r23 lo3t the entire civilized world
! - Z .ss1r 11f| = my CnCpr, 4 trtt,cutS
E5LaA i I $500 : 8 sis5 ' and
a-:r vcrs y -,--',->! Having Recently been
1,.s,a-s ! -II--I3-s1-3 EIA- yoR
OF ~ IS OK iiCitr TrVc of my resDOn.
siaiittJ.. illustrated, Ney.sri per pvine irforma-
AdCress: Hg-7y (. - af, i., lrSe'
Washington, Lew Jersey.
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PROGR A NINE.

PROGRAM
MONDAY.
At2p m.-running Race, ihree-uuarter mi.
| second horse.
M3p m.-Trpfting Race, mile heat. he
| Ihree In five, for II e. thai have never bea
~, pure, S-0J-$i5J 10 IN. irsi aud So to III
second h re.
At4n. M Running Race, for two year OLD
hall mile dash Pure, $.-5-$iJU to The first al,
| IS to The second h r,e.
TUESDAY.
At2r. m.-Troftine Race, for three yearold
mile heafs. be,t two in three, cure SlaL$ia
to 'he first and so to The second h re.
M2:45 =. m.-isnnning Race, half mile sla h
ture, S.o0-Si50 to The irs' aud S5u to he seq d
horse.
Two In three. for citiZc >. FUR e. of 81, gt,-
Shs, 10 me art, 500 to the second and 500 .
The third hor=e.
WEDNESDAY.
At IL a. m.-Great 200 Mile Rae.
against Time. tor n Purse or 81 200.
Mr.. w. v. SMITH,
he a'kn,wie,ieed cham lon !, ,nr ,s.o,ce ri
er Of The ", rld. ha- matched i.jm.eIi r., ~.
:, mpllsh the irat of riding 100 mics i, the II,
ime "f fnnr hours and twenty mi utes. or ).
purse Of u 900 In en- The above line sh ,uld be
pea EN- by Mr.. Smi h He will Il e ~ hre
ana viii change h r e. each aid every mile
~ 5'b r m-kumning i,aee, 81 yard, ia. H.
tur,e ~ a--Si.;O to the first horse and $50 TO he
Al 4syl p. m:-Running Race, mile ia h
ui,e sZ'o-S.oo to the hrs, and $50 to the sec
THURSDAY.
Af?p. m.-Running Race, one and one-bo,t
miie dash. Purse, $,J9--S.zJ to The frs; and -
{" The second re ON" 90
A 3 p. m.-S,a'lion Trotiug Race. mile
neat, best ihree in five. Purse, S5N-sa5o n |
me hrst, 500 to the second and SO To The th;rd
horse. ~ :" '"' '"iru
~ f:D p. m.-Runnirg Race three-ouarier
niie dash Pure, s.c0-sl5U 10 the trsi and e. |
FRIDAY. -
Af?p m,-Rnnning Race, one and one mar |
er nile ia n Pure, S-69--S2Vo to the fir !, NM,
$40 10 the second h rse ~ anu
AZ fp- m.-l;nnning Race, mile heats he
hree In hye; Pure, $lnG-S7.Ai o The first. sefhi
me second and $l0b to the third h re
III p. m.-Isnnning Race, half mile heats
'esi two in three Pure, saH--s.-U 4, ,he Cir
md $50 to The second horse "'-'
SATURDAY.
AZ Up m Handicap Race mile tla h Pur.. |
'sU--S4ao to the first and Si0O to he ,ecan.
Or,e. '"s seSon"
~ 3p INITIATING Race, mile heats. ha.,
nfee III hNs- Pm e. $,IlS-Si00 10 n he FIR, a..
iol to the SECOND h rse ""4
Af4 p. m .--i:unning Rae for beaten h.r..s
ne ne dash, f"r c,,nsolida ed pure of sis5-
ioo 10 Inc hrsi and SIS to The second horse
W. A. CHEsSMAN, Pre- .it,enf
'eSy. 42-tW
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GALLATTr COUNTY 0rryCrPc

GdLLATTt COUNT OFFICERS.
Comm's5foners.-.}ames f.. Martin, Char,s
lnceney and I'm NJ. Robinson.
sherry and isSessor.-N r. McEen,ie
sierE and Racorder.-S. w. Lanrh,rne
1feasursr and SaIt. Of Public Instruction. /
Ictaman.
Judge Of ProbGtc.-A d. Mcpherson.
CoFoHer.--J. G.. ~witzIcr
Justice Of the Peace,--J. I.ediwick.
Consfabie.-t =. Clark
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Territorial District 4tto,.y
EeQiSteI-S IN EdrElnutl

United States Asssy oTce
Assayer, Russell Is Harrison. Uol.r.
Meter, VI \. Meyeatlor.I Ueie,'
Registers in bankruptcy.
Clarence Ewing Cd Di>rict) ........... Helen
ihe0lhilu> dullley. .Nir.-iniaCi.
United States Eramininy Surgeon
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Territorial Officers

Delegate in Congress.
Hon. Martin Maginnis, Helena.
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HfTE--United States Courts are held at yir-
LILA City, Deer Lodge, and Helena. at the
lines The Territorial District Courts are held a
hose places.l
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THIRD DISTRICT-D. S. WADE. JUDGE.
In Lewis and Clarke County, at HELENA, frs,
honray in March: first Monday In November
In MeaShei County, at DIAMOND CITY, fourih
Monday in April; third Monday in October.
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Philadelphia Market for
,s,5 March FL. ,a@g'

Beef Cattle brisk; rec; receipts 24oo;
sales Of good at 5 75a$6, medium
4 50a$5, and common at .la$.t %
per 100 lbs. Sheep active ; receipts
1000; sales Of good TO prime at 54u
Ct cents; medium at 54a54 cents,
Hogs weak; /, receipts ,25o0; sales Of
good at 64 cents, medium at G+ael
cents, common at Gets, md slop.
rspe ut 81 cts per lh. ',',:E 4
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Frec,nan's Greek 1Ncns.
Id FREEMAs's CREEK, Maroh 25.
Editor DemScrat:a 5!e6t' s''isls f.:Ss

bFREEMAs's CREEK, Maroh %.
Editor Democrat !eat ''isls f.ia7
The spring washing, scrubbing
and general cleaning has com.
menccd and turn as We will, ;w:o
hear.the sound Of axand8maiul4
t,nerringg indications Of improve,
mcnt. IL: fs .si . .i NE ii as '.si
The farmers arc ali..b,isy at their
spring work which is necessary for
success .throueh,summer; but when
the arrival of The -DEMocRAr is
announced every one stops 10 read
that school shooting. Won't some
one say, "Pcaec, be still."!
Mrs. A. P. Whites health is i'm
proving, Ail@,35 !;R$ ~
q Mr.. J. NJ. White has been con.
fined to the house for two months
with bilious intermittent fever.
He is just beginning TO walk out a
little. ~ 81 5s@t "aii
Two Of Mr.. Reuben Cheuyront's
childrenilliavs been sick, but are
convalcscing.
Mr.. ]. II. sRohrbough has quit
selling goods and is working on his
farm Right, Jacob; Harden your
hands again. : He knows how to
improved farm, andIis doing it,tqo.,
Flo and hi5''son Ally arc boarding
at jan. Whites. We would be
glad if wc could have u few more
such cnterprising men as him set
tie in Ioursmidst, y 5f,Ii ia 4
Mrs9J.tJ. Ballard has moved from
j. NJ. Whites to P. r. s!%White's.
Mr. James Alfred Is preparing 10
move, n h W. W tse 'iaf Hse
Mr.. J. ". Samples and Miss
Ella Hays aro both endeavoring to
get up u select school at Freemans.
burg: Success; to botli Of them. z
Mrs. John Wilmothl i,as moved
to her father'sSiHs lfau*f
Our prospects for d good yield o.
wheat are splendid at this time. ~
"Tom," why tlid.you not give us is
tho home news; or was you y .exeit.
Cd Is Try, to compose yourself, and
perhaps you will not shoot SO ,viltl
next time. You missed your aim
clear that shot.
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Baltimore Live STOCK m ar.
ST ket forRTarch24.

N. ~ af,S - ill5f m y !
l; BEEF BE-: cArr II = he run has beer
light again this week, and all ftht
offerings disposed ofat q full &c high.
err figure than last week through.
out tic lists. Wherever any greatel
advance was obtained tits attribu
ted TO the quality ofIthol stock sold
There were rather betterltops thar
lastlweek. Trade was very slow
operations being forced. We quote
at 8 25as5 IS per. 100 lbs, with q
few extra choice tops 10 our own
butchers at Sc. s.sjs
M1Lc1t, Cows.-The. supplyis full.
lyequalitoS the demand, which is
not active. We quote ! at 1Sas5O
per head, as 70 quality.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle
ranged as follows : Best Beeyes at
5 G2a6,s 90; generally rated as first
quality q Gas 90; medium 4! o.
good ifair, qnalityI 8 62a4 G2 ordi:
nary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows
8 325a3 $50 :; general average of the
marketthis week extreme range
ofpriees 8 5oalS 90. Most Of the
sales; were from q Soto s 25l per, 100
pounds oftheR receipts 50 head
came from Ohio 212 from Eirginia,
90 from West Nirginia, 563jfrom
Maryland $04 from Missouri, GOO
from Illinois, 90 from North Caro-:
.lina, 90 head from Tennessee,
and 1o9Zhcad ftompenn:
sylyania-total receipt. for tho
week 972 lead IA against ~ OBS last
week., and 1912 same time last
year. OF the offerings 739 Y head
were taken by Baltimore butchers
1872 sold 10 Washington city butch.
ers, q to- country dealers, and Is
head to Eastern spcculators-t total
sales fol. the week 90 head, against
I 90 last week, and I'LL head same
time last:year. 5=ft.i / fsI5! & t.5Eii5-i5. q
.sw1SE$-Thc run is light again
this week, but near about equal to-
day, to. tho demand, which it is
thought will absorb all hero before
tomorrow morning. Trade has
been only fairly active at an ad-
vance Of gale, and. at the close
prospects arc favorable at least for
holding up of present prices: 4. We
quote at s54a64 cents per lb net,
with the majority of the sales at
and near G cents
sHEEp.-The receipts have been
very light! and were quickly dis,
posed Of to our home butchers at
f,tI 'nr;cns in wow nfnun1itv wIiirl,
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Up MeiRirer Neics.
... H. -
BIC Spring BoTToM,
,9 Marcht23.ss 1919. 8.
iiior I)t,,,o1,e.,l.,i7 ..s w |,

Editor Democrat II;
Thinking you might like to hear
something from this portion OF the
county, | thought I would giyc. you
i fcwsketcllas Of the doings about
here. (, .;.... i, .,., I, 4 IL
: AS the b etalgain no storm is about
over land the weather is getting
fine, il mqlkes everything look
cheerful and lively. Tho birds arhe
singing, squirrels are plenty, and q
good many foxes. Whore is Squire
Wooftcr ind his dogs, ] u: +. Id ~ y
All are done feeding cattle:about
here. Grass is now plentiful. Hon.
G, J. Arnold's farm has more grass
en It now than it has had for many
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EASTERN SADDLES %; ladies'
shoes from rs cents up; eastern
calf skintboots from 70 Soup; and
hats from Is cents up at John r.
Ryan's. 49,. ~. =. -
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WE heard a. lady remark the
,other, evening while we were wait
ing for the mail, that the new post
Office, looked5liko an ahinal S,eage;
and atom" like the hRiniccrorous,"
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VIZ rogrct to learn of tho serious
illness Of Mr., John sHussey, lie
is a good citizen, and We. sincerely
hope he will soon DO entirely re.
stored TO health. He sis attended
BY Drs. n b Bland and NJ.
Whelan. s3 faR
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tsEF,{llcF advertisement l6f' tIe
Waldo House in another column,
The old Monkey House has been
repaired aad, ftt III up IN g3ot'od]stylc.
and Mr. Waldo, the new proprietor.
intends to keep a good, first-class
hotel. His charges will DO moder,
0te, andsllis, accommodations rs good
as the best.
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Al. MI SaTITMI

INE ~ my goods and prices, aud sec ii
y house ,i IN toSn !. ~, ,ru
~. 49, -! ~ :: " -se..
fITO| Contractors.
so "a
WV. Ho,plr.,It, ron }}r11usIIssSys. n
Weston W, va, Feb e5, 1879!
Sealed proposals will ibc received 90
this Office, addressed to the s'sscretary,of
the Board Of Directors At s,Ieston, wv.
Iva.,upitoiApril e, 1870 5atI6 Io'cloek,
III. N. and will be opened ,pabliclyatl9
o'clock, a. NJ /, on the day following.
by tho + Board, + For the Stone
EJYork.:f orttes Brick 1f0flt;;
For t7,e@ Cd1.D1e,,te7s York;;
For t7seb. Plaste7iil,o ITorlty
sF0rthe R0ottB6s JJf0FzcYn75tl
EF0rthe PdiiJ,tin6l6Rf1lGln5=
It;p6fJ York. necessary fOrSthe con-
strnction Of tho next ssctionofithcl IIos.
pital, which is TO correspond tolaisimi-
lar section already built-c1ceptisom
miner changes will beef cut
stone; tho building being naarl2 Is feet
long, 40 feet wide, and three andlfour
stories high. The ,wallsswill belabout
two feet thick, about ono foot Of Which
will bs of stona, and backed with brick
ono foot in thickness. +
Bid, will DO received separately Tor
tho Stone work complete lin clio walls;
tbs brick work complete! 10 che wallsl;
tho carpenter work completes; the
plassering complete the roofing.
spou,ing aud valley work complete;
and for tho painting and glazing com.
p'ste /; the contractor 10 each case fur.
nishipg everything necessary toycOm-
plets his contract.
The material used must DO Of tic
best quality, and is to Do subjectItollGe
inspection Of the Building saperintcua.
enti before being putin Tho building
The contractor! for! heEstono work Is
TO ieommencei hi. work!on or befoteithe
20thTdayiofiApril5 $40 land complete
The same on or before the 1stday Of
December 1s79.Ths contractor for
the brick work is toibe ready 20 com.
nlsnce laying brick 10 the walls on Of
before the 10th day Of June, 1873 sanaz
complete the same against the tlsss day s
Of December, 1879. Tho contractor
for the carpenter work is tokeep we'll
up with the stone aud brick work and J
il to finish tho contract within 7otc
s,s ,,, r, r ;G s.,s t.. CT } s55
s1..,,f'.s,,5t1 AZ
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years: Mr.. William E: Arnold's
farms lso, has plenty grass q! !.
Wheat looks well. & fl5 B3
!tygood many improvements are
going on about Jacksonville and
Roanoke. y IL
Now;fNIr Editor, when i was q
boy ofteniheard people say that
Baltimore and Richmond 3iwere
rival cities and that Baltimore
Twas noted,for. its moneyed saristoc:
racy3 and Richmond forfits learned
aristocracy. Now we have. two
rival cities in Collins Settlement
Jacksonville and Roanoke: Ipre:
sumo jacksonville must boast'of
her learned aristocracy, as 4 see e
aPaul Pry' is writing from that
city. to the Reputliean. The writer
reminds me, ola boy who i went to
q lawyer and asked him ifhc would
tell him how many apples; lthe old
tree would have on il next year, as
his mother was short Of money and ,
wanted to sell them before hand:
aPaul Prye can tell 3of8 a q wedding
before it happens. Z
Hon: g ] Arnold has returned
hon home! from W hseeling, and the peo;
pie; generally were glad to see him.
! E[es is enjoying excellent health
since his return: Z,
Alessra. Bunten y Moore have
moved heirisaw;milla down to the
Crawford farm for the purpose, q, Of
sawingal large quantity oflogsthat
hayo!been hauled in there:
Captain George Is Dayissonl Is Is
about TO erect q fine building onhis
fa.rrm:i' The buildingiis to! be forty
feet square and two storyss high,
with an observatory on top.
George is an enterprising man and
q good fellow. .ps
eiATr i Cor1ny of l.Jneksonvillnld Is
= ~ y: 1Dto, :. Z, Z asNs9s Z
putIQlnSi large stapleE anu repalr-
ing the house he bought, for the
purpose of keeping a tavern. 1t
will be called the Velvet Deer 4
DR. Christian Isl doing aggood
business in his drug store. si$s Y 4. ~ B
So much for Jacksonville-now
for8thc rival city Of Roanoke:
MIR oliverAlkire has got his new
mill nearly ready to putin the ma;
ehinery. twill / be- q good mill
when done: is8. N ll !l d J, X
ANEW; store is going vi! in Roai
noke, which will makotwo. 4 oppo;
sition; isithel life!of trade.
mustclosc. y f a \ !. n
Your old friend,
iila BOONE.
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tins Board Of { Directors Of the
Asylum meets here on the Bird Of
April.=Gitls5 for constructing the
next section will be received up to
6 o'clock, y ", Tuesday, the End.
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Mr.. BRryENAXg will renain With
Mr.. Conrad until tue debts are all
collected and the demands paid.
What he will then do this depouent
,sayeth not. = H.. !!
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NlovERs.-llrs. Barnes moved
,tllis,week tolthc,house oecilpicdby
NlralE.H. Aspinall. .iai:lri& '1lt.s
Mr.. Asspipptl moves to!the, house
below tho bank, oit:AGain Street.
Mr. slY3D.S Cox moves to tic
Building SHf Main Street, recently
OCCUPIED BY AIRS; Barnes. .ata . ,stG
We will,trysand, give a full list
next week. S2:Esl IA .;;5< 10,
VIZ understand that MI. James
Curl, Of pspnt.sYlyaniaS Ywillbo in
Weston soon, MIR. Curl intends te
lmndle some Young ttotlersss and
PAGERS at the fair e grounds lhis
season sol Wei hope our people. will
encourage this, enterprise, and we
feel confident tllat Mrs. Curl will
receive The 1,atlonuget he3 90 richly
deserves rs an accomplished horse
trainer. Mr.. Curl will also have
the celebrated horse, "Allie lIunt,'
with l,im,whicll alone will instiilirst
him 4 hourly Welcome from al
lovers ofSlinc 4tliofoughbred stock
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-29

As ANOTHER evidence Of our in
.creasing prosperity we state that
houses arc scurcer this year, and
the demand greater, than has been
known for some time. Cheer up.
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Corner Main and end Streets.
"a " ~ X
II claim that can and do handle Flour,
Groceries, Tobac os, Teas, Cefrees,
Soap, Nails, Dry Goods, both staple
and Fancy Notions, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Queensware, Fa Glory
Jea as, Fiannels and Yarns and suel,
other articles usually kept in a arst-class
country store, on small. { profits than any
other house in the county. All l ask il a
comparison Of goods and prices with other
houses, and feel satisfied I eau guarantee d
saving Of IS per cont to parties N akiag pur;;
chasss In my line.
Look Some 1ftheS Prices:
Good, Green cogce, @E15cts perllb.
Choice wisugar @l10cts.
Crushed and lGranulated Sugar q
IA ctsiperilb!s
Choice Gunpowlerk Tea s@6o, cents
perllb.
Choice Roasted O Office g q 20 cents
perElb.57 -
Family Flour @Bs5 lper.barrel!
Choice syrllpsi GO and / so cents
per gallon.4a@=z#z@=i===9s=zzz
Choice New Orleans syrupz@ so
cents per gallon.
Full line Of Laundry and Toilet
Soaps, Spices, &c, at bottom pri.
ces. 80 Y 80 Z:
Nice Dark Prints, q 5 cents per
yard. ss2gs g % 60. =.
Best Prints GOT cent per yard.
Laurel D Muslin, ,9cts per yard.
Good Brown Muslin, yard wide, I
@S cents. :. -.
Fruit of the Loom Bleach Muslin
,l0cts per yard. -
Good Bleach Muslin 7@S cts per
yard. ,.,ss. a.. ...,.
Jeans from Is up to 50cts per yard.
Colorcd shirtings from Sto l9tcts
per yard. ' .,7
Bunch Cotton 81. II
Dress Goods from Is TO 25cts per
yard. rs. E,
Clark'stAtachinc Thread sets. I Il:
Ginghams SO 10 cents per yard.
large line Of Hamburg Trim
mings, Ladies Neck Wear, Ladies
andn Gents Hose, Gloves, and
Fancy Notions at lowest prices.
Don't fail 10 call before making
your purchases, z -5..s,.l7,..5. /. &.
No trouble TO show goods and
give prices,
IE ..- r.., ..-a-...- p
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MAPLE s SUGAR GAR Gan Gan now bc ha a5
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THERE has been seventeen mar:
I;riage licenses issued up to this
Yfltsng ~
one Of our our Stat, exc exchanges tells
ola murder being committed in
Troy, Gilmer county, recently
But then We don't believe d word
oft.
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Mr.. Henry BRASSoS has ro.
Gently sold several lots situated on