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Daily Republican., 1879-11-17
WANTED.

UYANTED.-A colored woman, or man
/ w and wife can nnd employment in the
country by applying at the REPUBLICAN
office. ll.ll II
Daily Republican., 1879-11-17
oysters! OYSTERS!!

pRnn REWARD.-For the arrest and
DCOO conviction OF the parry Or par
ties that committed highway robbery. and at
MilIard Il. Toft, on Saturday evening, about
8 o'clock, the Sth day OF November, 1879, near
Pennsylvania avenue and Clayton streets.
lL1ltf J. p. AIILMOND, Mayor.
A TTENTION FARMERS.-All kinds o
~ grists ground, exc pt corn on the cob
with dispatch, satisfaction guaranteed spe
cial attention given to grinding grist wheat
NO. 3O8 W. FRONT STREET,
l0-311mw Steam Mills.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-17

YNOR REST-Eleven room house, l0l01a
n W. Third street, convenient to all man
ufactories. viii be rented very low until
March 18th. In good repair.
HEALD Il co,
IL IA, Is, l-SI9 Clayton House Building.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-17
NYOTICE EXTENSION MORTGAGE
IN BONDS.
ICE OF DELAWARE X. X. Co..

October 27, 1879.
Owners of the Extension Mortgage Bonds
Of the Delaware Railroad Co., due January l.,
1880, wishing to dispose OF the same, will be
paid the face Of said bonds, and accrued Inter
est, on presenting the same In sums Of 81 900
or over. to A. Homer, Esq, agent for tho
delphia, wilmington 4 Baltimore Railroad
Co., Philadelphia. NJ. HAYES,
10 " cod Ii Treas, ID. X. i Go.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-17

NOTlCE TO K cal ESTATE OWkEi.S.
~ Those who sell or transfer real estate,
and do not wish to pay the tax OF 1883 Will
oblige the undersigned by leaving a notice
thereof at our Office that We may assess the
proper owners, EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE,
City Assessors.
Office, No. 10 L. Sixth street, between Mar
ket and King. Hours, s a. IN, to IL m, to b
and to y y. IN. l0lOBt
Daily Republican., 1879-11-17
FOB SALEOR RENT.

ENOK RENT.-A small cottage, a OF a mile
Il from Rcckland paper mills, with shop
and garden attached. ,pply to
HUGH STIRLING,
ll-l0-6td&2twH Near the Premises.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-17

NOR RENT.-Two Ave room houses on
E Marshall street near Warmers Morocco
Factory rent 70 per month.
5. MARSHALL.
ll.l43t+ IO5 W. Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-17

STRAY COW.-Stnyed away on fsM
~ the 7th inst large Durham
brindle or speckled COW. Any one returning
her or giving information whore she NAV be
found will be suitably rewarded.
JOSEPH BklNGHuRST,
Third and West streets, Wilmington, Del.
ll-133td6l ltWx
Daily Republican., 1879-11-17
DRANDYWIHE MILLS QUOTA
ID TIONE.
W. q. PENNYPACKER 4 CO..
(Successors to J. T.. Price L Coz

WILMINGTON MARKET
Daily Republican., 1879-11-17

1NUk SALE.-A small farm of 81 acres,
10 near S0uthwOod station, on the Della
ware Western railroad. Apply to
ALVIN DAVIS, 1905 W. Fourth street,
ll-4let Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-17

EHOR SALF.-One hundred houses In all
IL parts OF the city at least 10 per cent
lower than they can be had months hence.
ll.l5ly ~ 20 20 1T. HEALD.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24

.RA1LRoAp NOTES.-The Directors
Of the Company purchased Of P.
M9Hale, on Saturday last, ground
for {. !. the depot q the Weston &
Clarksburg N Railroad on Polk
Greek, Just opposite the new; road
leading from the Parkersburgc pike,
oTthe Asylum. III itr Htlt ~ y,
The Board directed the executive
committee to- l.avctttic Road loca-
ted fromIits present terminus to
theIpointIselocted for thes depot,
also to have plans and specifics
tons made for tho bridges over
the West Fork river ,and Polk
Creek and for the depot building,
and make contracts for their! COM
plction at as early day as pa possible.
As soon as MI. Randolph can spare
a few days from the track laying
(which is now progressing with a
good force) how'll make the loca-
ton. =
The new engine which is now
being used for track laying purpo-
ses works we'll.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24
Philadelphia Market for
- Maybe.

yrNIarket dull sales $500; good
at 50, medium at IS 50, and COM
mon s. per 100 lbs. Sheep dull !;
no wooded in market sales 1000;
good clipped 4ia44 cent, medium
4a44 cents, and common 34aS4 cts
per ID. Hogs dull saves 5000;
good 81 cents medium 5aa5k cents,
and common 5 cents per ID. ).
4 Spring and summer goods in
endless variety, and at low prices,
at Mrs. Cox's. AN sss,sJysyq. !.
We don't offer. special taits. We
soil all our goods at the, lowest
price possible, evorytime and I'M.
der all circumstances.
Tue STAR CLOTHING House.
Four ncckties for GEMS only, at
the Star Clothing House.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24
Our Mlark ,;.e:l [',ts:'
{. Weston r tniL ~ arket. sl
Baltimore Live Stock Mar.
kct for May 10. AZ.

BEEF 6 ArrLr.-All the dealers
reported the market dull and IA
fraction off: Trade towards the
close was very draggy, more 50
thanat the beginning. The decline
in prices was general considered
4tc, while some dealers reported
their sales as only 10 to 20 cts,
lower, than last week: The quality
was fully as good as last week,
there being asigood tops as there
were then, and but few common
Cattle, while there was q very long
line oflithc middle grades. We
quote, at 8 0Oas5 5S99 per 100 LBS
MILgnS Cows. The market was
very dull, with a large offering.
Wequote at aoa$45iperlhcad, as TO
quality y
Prices this week for Beef Cattle
ranged as follows Best Becves at
s. 12a5g esq ;;igenerally3 rated rs first
quality q ss77a5; 1e; medium or i
good fair quality s75as4 81; ordina
~ thin Steers, Oxen and Cows
3 0oa3 90 extreme range Of prices
O as i6S4. Most Of The sales
were from. q 37stos5 g peri 100 lbs:
0f!the.reeeipt 80 q head came: from
Ohio, 20 from Virginia, 90 from
West Virginia 176 from Maryland:
.l41sfromt Missouri, 212 from ILL
noiss 00E from North Carolina, 90
head from Tennessee, and 426
head from Pennsylvania-total re-
ceipts g for the week 1921 head
against q 75!last week, and 1906
head same time last year OF the
offerings 94s head were taken BY
Baltimore butchers $50 sold 10
Washington city butchers, 90 to
country dealers, and - head to
Eastern spcculators-total sales for
tho week 1916 head againsti115s
lastweek, and 1850 head sametimc
last yearsnaA asnas y
SWINE The quality Of the of
fering is Slightly better than last
week. Trade is only fair, none Of
the dealers reporting MI active
market. Hogs Of small average
net weight than heretofore are be.
coming more desirable now, as
lard IS not paying as we'll, those
ranging from 70E 70 200 lbs net
being Smostyi acceptable. 81 The, re-
ceipts to Saturday number 1863
head, and since then 5447 head.
We quote, common Hogs at 4a5
cents, anditlle, better grades,at 5aa
So cents lmost sales. at St I cts
per ID net, 4 al,
SHEEr.-The receipts show a
considerable increase over; the
heavy run last week, and the quail;
ity is fully as good as it was then.
Some Of a better grade than any
Of the offerings wereA reshipped
East at owners risk. About 1900
head are reported as going to New
York and u few car loads to Phila-
dclphia. ave quote Sheep at S!a
A cents, and Lambs at 5a6t cents
per ID gross. Common grades Of
all kinds of stock are very hard u
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24

TnE n!'sESa;sPapsrs lS EFF Charleston y,
arc amusing themselves hen! s over sto;
ries Of aa imaginary nocturnal
,st'tree-peelcrn varmint,swliicil they
t.sayais ringing sand streaking tile
sha,le! and fruit trees % flat. city.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24

The Tucker ilcouMy Pioneer
states That's a destructive disease
prevails among the cattle onaUpper
Cheat, and thatiaboutfoney hundred
head have already died with the
,laiady. s.si s!S saS '7'''., 3 ?'"s
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24

DID you get one Of 'em? Oh
how cool +! Those lcnlonades made
by Bud Dawson in elephant glas:
ses, when tempered with a little
Jockey Club, are the boss drinks
for summer wear. 7 ~
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24

MoonE BRos. are agents for, The
sale of the Woods Moving Ma
chiness Thisis one ofithe best ma,
chimes in use, and isaoffered this
season at reduced prices. le5
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24

II, TuASSs-0ury foreman, ,eonlpos;
iritorSahds tlevili:wislil. usgto return
''tlieiri hcartte4tItln toRJohn "a.
BARNES for 4 feed Of q iee::es.ream |;
,Switll, tie hope that ;lie ina may. live TO
fcleat.ita thousand, timcsaaqw
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24
IRON Sand FORK.

-lOallAuS All II 4OIuoS3 4s NM0
4 From Sand Fork.
SAND FoRk, May IS.
Es.Hr. Editor Il
Ny letter Of last week;created q
real sensation, so.it5did. Surmises
were current as TO The authorship
ofthatI letter. 1i'amsforcedi to say
here, TO satisfy the morbid curiosi-
~ Of some people, that !, whose
front name which is Susan, amIthe
authoress, and no one else. ]
reckon ] got schooling enough in
my life to write d letter. One Of
our SWANS remarked, in my pres
ence, too, that the authoress was
some old maid. Now, young
man. be careful ;;sdon't indulge in
such epithets again, or you may
excite my feminine wrath. An;old
maid indeed Why, sonny, the
race Of old maids lis extinct in this
country.fhey. arctic be; found in
the wreck Of things that were.
What is an old maid The gener:
al definition is that she is q de-
cayed beauty, from whose head old
Father Time has tilched all the
golden dreams of a happy Perhaps.
No visions Of joyful imatcrnity,with
a couple of little cherubs at her
knee, yieing with each other 10
gain the cherished kiss, rise up in
her mind. She is, in a word, a
crumpled rose in the hand Of old
man Time. I defyiyou, sir, to find
such a character I'M this! country.
fTistt true We beganllife lycryyoung;
some. Of US a score Of years, s'befo'
the wah 81 some less yet notwith-
standing NC have bright dreams
and sail along cheerful in, the bark
ofihope. Though old Time should
steal our teeth, or our eyes, It's
easy, I'M this progressive age, to get
Others. Know whereof you speak,
young men, clseIit will not DO well
for you No apologies---you are
welcome to this information.
Your type-setter made mo say
last week "nloral beauties. = Ruraln
was the word I,wrote. iSs|
IIsaw "a short time ago inlyour
paper! an item from a correspond
snts aging that Dr: W. Of Roa-
noke, was getting along well at that
place, and that his practice was
becoming extensive 4 His practice
is extending every day It's now
over as far a. Butcher fFork Dr.
Wis popular among us girls. lie
deserves success .ss ~
Mrs. Nc udden, ST., and Tom
mic Gilloolys are both lrapidlylre-
ssss,lns an ns1. sns eass14s sssa'5
Tam 7.orr,.. ii;st5.of fa,v#ofso,,r;lo.
al i s,,bscr;bs
"a ! yonr interost;nsss - nsr it
seems f. !me.ifIFwers an !, mani,nd >
nol;,;oai 5loaaasE r ,,a,,I,, sl;iastaTi, =.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24
1Rsbuke.

4 d.
3,ir. Editors:
Tho corporate authorities Of
Weston certainly haze filled TO do
their duty in regard to keeping
Main Street in repair We see
more loose rock and holes in the
street, and distractions generally,
than we do on tile county roads.
What has become Of the money
that has been collected from the
Taxpayers Of the town? While
Weston is looking forward to a
bright future, she ought 4 TO be
ashamed other streets.
"a TRAVELLER. &
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24
Reply TO ..Susie.'

F-
Ir. Editor: ~, = VI. 4 ~ NH,
In looking over last weeks issue
Of The DRMocR.r, | noticed some.
thing in the shape Of a commune
cation from Sand Fork, which, al
though a burlcsquc, is pretty well
gotten up Ittwa composed BY
Susie" / believe. She said she
was at q loss to know how to com.
lnence,, unless 1t should be with
that,wllich was uppcriiost in her
head and went on to explain that
twas pleasing 10 females Is hear
something about marriages, and SO
on. Why shouldn't it be, espec.
July to old maids who have been
neglected? But their time may:
come / some day ! do not worry,
girls. She said the. met at the
Catholic Church and saw q collce-
ton of as pretty young ladies as Is:
Gamble found in tho county. lido
admitthere are some real beauties
on Sand Fork; and l have a right
to know, as I have been a resident
Of Sand Fork myself for many
years. i lf!s i5tFe ; a'!7s': gfr2. hF
v It seems to me that fair "susie''
thinks the young m men d are quits
different. She states that they saw
very few handsome young men.
And went on to sexplain that the
good looking fellows were absent.
tits truc'some of the boys are alb.
sent. But she said some excuse
must be found 10 explain away the
want Of beauty among tho beaux.
It seems toS me She thinks the
young men ofisand Fork are not
generally handsome, although she
said they are robust specimens Of
humanity. And / believe she
thinks they arc not cultured, and
! lack politcness. must disagree
With i y !, her there for they arc in my
estimation q, handsome, polite, and
well thought offs and. the popula.
ton Of ,that:section are principally
oil respectable, industrious people.
But fearing that | am intruding
on your valuable space, I will bring
my letter to "A close this time,
without Saying anything atuut the
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24

ndslis unclcs,
cousins and ,aunts attended the free
Ice Cream Party giyen,, lily 4. Mrs.
IIinlenacks On Thursday evening,
last, land they enjoyed themselves
hugely, to0i fa.it9 4taat go fg!t
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24
75iyI,EHSOy.!iL,, ,Jy!I..YyIOy.F

call at tie STAR
5IsERSoys.L 5i.YTIoS.
Y I pr. and Mrs. W: u Bland went
70 clarksburg yesterday.
Hon! E. s: IIyer, Of. Sutton, pas:
scd through here last week.
d w. w. Brannon iias returned
from his trip TO Virginia, &c.
Rev. G! W.sWeekly is on a trip
toLewis cyoluntyithis wee D I i,
r. Pl87Adler and Nj. Candy, d
c'llarksburg, were in town Sunday.
Louis Bennett and John Morri:
son were in, Clarksburg this week:
Major Anderson arrived here on
Thursday,i and will aremainia few
days. 63g
Hon. WsC.s Carper, Of Buckhan.
non, wasiin town and paid US a
pleasant call on Saturday last.
Dr. Simpson, Of Weston, was in
town again this week. uckhannon
Della. II.
Mr. Nelson NJ Bennett, of Glen
vile, made Weston i short visit
this week. l.
CSP.S Darliaton, who has been.
,yisiting!in; Bra1ton for some time,
!lastIweek.
L. Hilrsey3 and Mint Osburn, Of
Clarksburg, were registered At the
Waldo House on Monday last. rs
Rev. Father Fitzpatrick, Of Ran
lolph county was inSWeston this
week.
WhatIwitl commercial travellers
and Asylum contractors, our town
was prettyswell! filed with strang--:
erst llis;woek 8
i ]; a. !: AZ N Smith, Esq, Of our town;
started for Colorado this week.
We understand he will probably
loeatelinithatI country.
Mcssrs.J. NJ. Bennett and w. E.,
Livclyswills startito IGrantsville TO
attend Court either to-day Or to:
morrow. "a
Nr.3Ws. =, Glnck and wife, and
Dr.. u s.AleWhorter, 81 Troy, were
registered at the Bailey Honsc, this
week. i.ss:st II,
Mrs. R. p Camden, Of Parkers-
burg, is visiting relatives here.
.shclis accompanied by her. sister,
Miss Fannie Davisson. 5
ltessrs. Louis Bennett and John
Morrison had d short ride on the
narrow|guage engine on Wednes;
,lay.
Henry Brannon; Esq, has been
aIsentgatl G larksburg and along the
line Of the railroad for tic past
week, looking, after lie interests of
the, Company: .i5#=5=#IEE=s7
Johns Garlic, of, elenyillc,,who
has been attending : Federal Court
at Clarksburg for. several weeks,
spent ,ailny here this week, on his
return to Chenille. i5if s
John W. Chapman, who has been
for some time at Colonel Wood
fords, returned 10 the University
ut A[organtoWn last week. He is
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24
q. A..I.EilEzS

4. u. .I.EiUizSs
SWeclANSMotlees.
six'pair Of socks for % icents at
the ,Ssar Clothing House.
Golden Rio 20 cents and AZ.
buckles % cents pcr{pound,at Mrs.
Patterson's. tE3Be.
|Ea Sec Sec Largest and most
fashionable assortment Of clothing
Ileveribrought to Weston, Is TO DO
found at Dunnington's.
Young. ladies, ifyyou want toitixi
your fate before, you pass theIshady
sideof Is, SO to Mrs: Atclsinson's
for your OUTFIT never fails.
ALE accounts due mo for tho
years 1871, and ISIS, must be set
tied OH or'bcfore the 18th day Of
April. IF this is not attended to
they will be put out for collection.
81 MRs. ,J.ATc1l1soy
Don't forget that we We are con-
stantly receiving fresh additions 10
ma cont: 4 ~ :, .; I'm saSdsS ny,
cannot &. ,,nf]ee,rsold t' Allan s ssS
and be convinced.
DuSXlScroS, the Leading Glotllier.
WHY'S ititllat some ofthcJyoung
! ladies aides lave LA such a ,ilapitlatetl sP7
e. 10y T.. 49,
s.s,l ~. sAss 81.
at Mrs. Atcllinsons
gMnsy Arc,,tsoyi has scc,,re,l lsbs
services: ola fashionable Nlilliner,1
iwholwill remain iherlfor Some
slleiwilli shortly enIhers
.25la's ".a, sunny S9ss, ass,'
p.ot.sss y ~ si.es.alszss.ss Mssssz
!.:.ss'i55sss;f = ,i;ss -
Eds Fop SAfr-Thon l,1 81 Gnf 1SnIiTs
f,h,,rc,,. H. This ot5sa.;liii;a1s5,,J5
nnon .,,si : r.
E Troc,. ~ /. s -
~ y :, ). :s:y -, @
ne reason ", simpson ! sous ,ssg 50 !
'aey arc 80 eooa .' ana ell !!
I o0'a noas s.5l cotFEhsPa as up
III pound packages tor ~ !. cents !s psr
pound at D. A. bA :S )! - Greossery
For snle.-A good Two; Horst Horse
Weston, W. Va. vs. it4.,
l.wrig,'s garden seeds three cents pcr
package q. pure's. 3s.
sous drug store. ga3Ri
is71o,.o 49,. =, !, \, s:,,.,
sw;.i In nj ! j 80 Ns1'IYs'
! -, - : - - = ti'e 4
~. - ~ '9's s.. 10 ges some oli'afes
it''ss "''u e"''sc = ioSa .ss1
fyou want good tooth or
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24
TRY I;HE CASH SYSTEM AT
A. I[1IV 4 III
CHEAP CASH AND PRoDU Oh STORE
iMa<VMa sNiNN&Fl, WiNSYOiM, NON
Look al Some Of the Prices \:

Coffee, l5cts.
Choice Yellow Sugar 10cts:
Crushed and graduated sugar
124cts. RI
Family Flour IS per, barrel.
Choice Syrups 60 and Scots per
gallon. 's.l5-. 81
y Full line Of, Laundry and Toilet
Soaps, &c., at bottom prices.
Nice e Dark ! Prints, 5 cents per
yard.
Best Prints Gand q cents.
Laurel D Muslin Gets per yard.
Good Brown Muslin, yard wide,
EE5Agreat reduction general
for goods.
i
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weather. Goodbye, Susie
Should an occasion prcsentIitsclff'
You will hear from me before the
roses come again. Us
Observer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24
SNec;laN Notices. d.

| sl DNSSSNN<Ss sNoeNSSo. Eissit
We arc bound to lead: Aigood
gauzc under-shirt for Is cents at
the Star Clothing House. 1
DR.. G. D. Morris will be here on
the 18th Of May and remain 4 2
days.
Mrs: Atchison has Just received
aifull line Of the latest tyles Of
Ladies, Misses and Childrens'
straw hats and bonnctts, which will
be sold astonishingly low for cash.
Cedar churns. at Brinkman's.l
sDon't forget it."-Mrs Atchin-
son takes the lead in selling the
best and cheapest Millinery Goods
in town. n
Fon sALE.-Tle Weston lanyard.
For full particulars apply to =. a.
Edwards.
Go TO Barnes foriyour groceries,
you will save money BY doing 50.
For, the finest, cheapest and best
assortment Of clothing and gents
furnishing goods .inthe city, 50 to
Dunnington's. a!
John, Barnesiis selling groceries
ofall5 kinds at bottom prices. Call
and examine his stock. iilir1
A large stockSsof men and boys,
hats at Brinkman's sS, 54ss5li a
Why issit that some 8 ofgyour
Weston ladies appear 50 much
more tylish than otlleres z Simply
because they bought their hats,
.neck;iwear. Aalrs.Atcliin;
~ 4 55{#=EF###=55#fs#
NMrs.AtchisonHh having procured
the assistance of n tirst:class mill
liner, is prepared to furnish to any
~ ~, : az, -. 49,
D.. N. Fefry's celebrated Garden
eecas LOT sac ~ = - pafles ~ 5t5.5
Mrs. Atchison's stock is complete
she has Just received the latest
style OF French l'.r''1n flowers, six, satlns
ana eauz ':a'.l ior nat trimmings new
protoTn, 'laco t;os lloct and ,.Lita
crane Lace and riffs ,Sc & a,l
;nfn;t,f,,n,,. ,is3.@ s@'5hs 5
W,yrrn-A vo,,n,, mon 10 leorp
the picture business, can make
fifty dollars per month. Call on
or address
. =; nANkkf II. 3
"a - /" e sS.'. w.. :.
p"M' sfefry& oo.s reliable garden 1fa'
seeds s1 Tor sale at :. y bares.
" asata ~ 's'nps9a 10y 'ne o'u-
:. uas 'ua. ~ 's. 'sats, y =" wy
t ~. 4 hss sh.,n md nsv hs, - A how
!. - III All .h.,n y,r kn.ov : hs,. ii,
s ! and .,or, isNo,no.i,. ,ba hurn,
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| .a999.5slll- -. :. 81. u ssil
For a model. Of: convenience and
comfort, Dr.. Dents new house
leelipses anything in this town. III
Is supplied with q ciistcrn and
otlermol ern improyements,w which
adds much to the comfort Of the
jewellers therein. Tie building was
erected bySonrI enterprising towns.
man, Mr.. j. fBrinkmaiis
lyool.-NvestS Virginia is one Of
the best wool growing States in
america: We hare a sample left
US BIZ .Ir! U Newton Brake Of.
Turkey Run, this county, n,easur-
ing IS inches iii length and Of the
finest quality. It's from crop
ofsLincolnshirci land Cotswold.-
Della. DIX t5i3siliIi Efs
si!:.7= -. -,
TIE TIE March ,s!llt 'was brought to
~. close at ctrkseurg ION Tues yes
dayilast, by a verdict Of the jury
in favor Of GNlarcl, for s56,375I3l.
March has several interested friends
lnsthls section VII &c gl Lao 70 g.
hear ct his good luekiand who VIII
' &C.. ! aeel, l.'.es .es y ~ P1o..
al eas ESD IS y 'gtsiSs1 :. ....s
ft ifs, y y .leis1louls. eses y - IL
" I@h tsgEs 70 e ge.-.s:-:.- -. d
THE contracts Tor building the
last section and three retreeatlng
Sw5ingsIof the asylum was, awarded
on " e.lnesaayl las, as lolloWs.
An ,g re- ollnsons steneSM er&,lat
the sum Of vi ,,69l 5l:
IBPaM: Hale, BrleksM erki atstlle
sun! of sl,9I i
ZW.aW9aleeloy,. Marietta, Ohio:
Roofing clustering, ~ Giazlng and
Carpenter " ork S .S the sumo
' zig, Co.. 90! ~
NJ Lindsay tailed t. give q
proper bond, 1,enee tlleiawar.ilng %! OF
the contract to Joi,nson.zz.szzz-...z..'4..====
#rnE .tsYLuMs lslps-We are in.
debtel toiAliss May Jackson for the
following full report Of the #bids
at the Asylum on the l2lst !: z. =
Bugby &iasoxns, Brick and Car
pentert Work s24,95o.F No bond.
J. CHATS, Painting, $500 -
w. Louis Peters, P'.inting,sl, 100.
+. Mills & Co., Roofing, s4,1oo.
= B; alsryman,, Pla4sste,ring.t 94l
cts 'per:syarl. 10 bond.
IIaly and schaartwel,ler, Brick
Work, $11 800. II; " 2lll4s5r,.,5
Wv. Mccoy, Carpentering,
clustering, Roofing and Painting,
$4,000. ~
& Aid ( Bonr,ear, Roofing, s3,O37. 5,
NV. III sltAley, Roofing, 1925.
NJ III osconor, for the completion
Of the entire building, s56, 10 Ia
J!:s.o'con9rS Stone and ll' Brick b
Work va, 500.
James D. Walker, Carpcntering,
$l4,50o. /. i II. 5f1
L!H.@Wool & Co, Carpenter
ing, 80, 400. y. 8.ts12.
Humphrey & Jones, Roofing
Robert Lindsay, Stone Work,
$i0,s25 49,
WI: Kitson, Stone Work, $23,-
$50 Al Brick: Work, s9,97G q,
Plastering ,s61 90 &. I ;s#i
aW. sJ.S SKitson,S aggregate &56,
74ll4I:5 ,1Stas9:ls ,fa e.
q Andrew Johnson, tstonas Work,
s2l, 69lo 81; Brick Work, $500 81; /
plastcring, s5,5dS 40. & y Y Z, q
John Shriner, Stone Work, 500:
G6l Brick Work1 conditional,
$s,G0S, 4 i,set5s7 slaI .,alstupp
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-05-24

IT never rains but it pours.'h We
rsl,ad just writtcns n card d thanks
for feed Of ice cream at Barnes,
when al Il, ii comes an invitation to at
4, tend another; treat Of the / same
materials ut Mrs. Il IIindenacli's.
aaTheabeys say tthcS arc too COM
pletsly filled ap 70 express their
thanks ina proper form, tx. y.
M9ReASTowY lnigsers arc blood
thirsty. sNearlya,eycryasweekis the
papers il,ercllmve'toi chronicle the
. meeting oftwo or three in : battle
array mid Tie Posi- says amiainyS Of
i tic negroes in and about Morgan
town5goEabout armed with razors,
and Whenever . cutting afiray oc-
&,cursitfis generally with, one q
I tliosekeen:ctlgcd instrumental
srSAiRTY. Of about fifty tswedes,
mon, swomcn.and Children arrived
IL Grafton on Thursday last, ria
the 3: a Oh r., from New York,
where they, had landed, en- route.
for the Swiss settlement, in Ran;
Cloluh county III this State Tbo,.