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will SEQ! tllat,thel contemplated rail
roadS O. Weston. is!stiring thinks in
Gilmcr.I II 4; sitSs las9. pm
|saTroyShadE an interesting school
t1uring;the winter and expects to
have one during the summer.
4Our sundaySchools will soon be
resurrected from their wintry graves
|andiwel trust will never be buried
HLamb, e Bro, have sold out
TO J.SC. 4 Chuck Co. Mr.. ]. i.
iLamb, however, retains an interest
inftho Sirm!a Wyant &Arbucklc
hayepurehasedI 1.-THE iHeckertE stand
and'removed their goods to that
place. ~ iit it I 3 III
4 The BaB. Conference returned
s. j. Graham to- this charge for
another year. Owes like the new,
cleantfaeo Of TIE DEMOCRAT with
its new,head!i f;lttt g isi'
I9in9aRGs silik. HERE;ASD THERE
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TunEE oLp S0EpIrRs Goyr-A1r

THREE. dip Soldiers GoSE.-Alr
Abraham Marsh, perhaps the old,
cat man in the city, sand d soldier in
the wqrt & q. ISL, y died aons Sunday
last. At his home in tic Eighth
Ward. Marsh was ninety.
three years old, and the greater
part,of his life was spent in this ,ci:
ty and vicinity, where. he was well
knownhnd highly esteemed. VA
.MrEWm. .Coen diedEon; Sunday
night last, at 1880, o'clock, lat the
residence of his daughter, Mrs,
Alexander. Biekerton, at No. S17C
MeColloell, street, in The, S9tlls ycas
ofhis:ago. Mr. iCoeni came to tllis
city in21S03,f .fromfpennnsylvania,
and was IL, soldier, in .thezwar Of
1872. "a lie was "a manphighlyfre.
spectcd BY all who knew him.
Mr.,John soaman,: an old resi-.
dent of Trisdelplia, died on the
18th ult, in Madison county, Ohio,
aged nearly ninety-hve years. Mr..
Seaman lived in Triadctplia twonty
years, when iho. removed to West
Jefferson, Madison county, Ohio,
which, lie J made his home during
The past sixteen years. IIe was
blind a,little over a year, and sur
fcred much from the cryaipelas, The
last six smohths9 of, his life, 'Hc
served as a soldier in the war, Of
1872. IT was lis request that his
death siouldUei published in"the
Wheeling papers, SO that his did
he'shbOrs would know that he
INK passed. awAys-iatnltgensE'.
.T - 81.
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Our eolored friends I'VE under
stand, have accepted the challenge
of their Buekhannon friends. for a
joint debate STher question 10 ;be
discussed H. sanr.o1ttsaa,. That the
pulpit has done more for mankind
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The State Of Vest Virginia: lss
At Rule, held in tho Clerks otitc OF tbs
County Court of Lewis county, on the last
Monday In March, 1879.
Charles G. Queen,
A. r. Dobson
~ cuASCIEr ~ THH COUNTY eounr or trvu
COUNTY. 'fa5s
The object of this suit Ia to enforce Tho
collection Of certain debt, due from tho
DESCENDANT 10 the plaintiff, by single lii,
for thrty:Rvs lollNrs, with interest from
the lat day Of FsbruAtg, 1916, until paid;
and 10 subject the interest efths defendant,
in tho tract Of land owned by sSarah Dob.
son, ut hsr death, coataiaiag los acres, sit
uste on Starcher's lIaH, 4 branch of Jesss
Hughes Run Of Hackers Creek, fin Lewis
comfy, to the payment Of said deb and In
terest and tue costs Of this suit r r
Aud 1t appearing by affidavit fled Ia this
cAuse that the defendant A. P. Dobson sts :
nOta Fssiisn, of the State OF West Yirgtn-i
10, and be no. appearing, 1t Ia ordered I,hs. I
hc do appear here at Rules to be held In the .
clerks oiacs aforesaid, on thai frst Nsnday
in Nay, and do what Ii necessary to protect
Ills interests Ia this suit. t
Atteste:
J. WooFTER, Clerk.
Henry 'Bnnnon pa
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Baltimore l.ivcI StockIsIal'
EctfOr1 March 81.

ID r. HH H
BEEF ,CATrLE.-The market has
been slow to-day, and prices a
strong fflasicompared withilast
week. In some few instances &c
lower prices were accepted to, effect
sales. The quality will not quite
compare with tia. Of last week, for
though there were a good many
verygooli Cattle there wercs not!as
good topstasslast week, and more
common Cattle. We quote at2 Is
ass j75 peri1O0 lbs. i. III Il
Mich, Cows.-There is n fair do
mand for good Cows, butte common
are hard to sell: We quote at Goa
AGO per head, more at and near the
former than approaching the latter
price. I'd
Prices this week for Beef Cattle
ranged as follows Y Best Becvcs at
) 00a5 IS; generally rated as first
qualityg4 37a4 70; medium or.
good fair5qnalitys3 50a4 81; iordi-
nary ministers, Oxen and Cows
2T5aS 575;5g general average Of the
marketthi week; extreme range
of priccs 2 75a6 IS. Most Of the
sales were from 4 25 70 5 90 per 100
pounds: ofthc receipts 152 head
calne5from Ohio, Is from Virginia,
II from West Virginia, $24 from
Maryland, 1913 from Missouri, t57
from Illinois! 90 from North Caro-
lina,.14 head romzD Delaware,
and 81 head from Penn
sylvania-total = receipts for#tho
week / 9Si head against 1898 last
week, and 1906 same time last
year. OF the offerings 9l9 head
werc taken by Baltimore butchers
1S2 sold to Washington city butch
ers, 2G to country dealers, and liz
head to Eastern speculators-total
sales for the week 1889 head, against
910 last week, and 1925 head same
time last year. i-=..=a ..=
swlSE.-There has been quite a
full market to-day; with what were
left over last Monday, and the re-
ceipts since then, there is rather a
greater supply than demand, which
isionly fair. Prices are &c lower
than even last Thursday, and the
market closes with lower prices
being expected before there is any
advance, if any change occurs.
Arrivals to Saturday 1912, and
since 5242 head. I've quote at ST
aG cents per Id net, few selling at
either extreme. ~: 100
s11EEr:--With a very light sup
ply, through considerable more
tt,o,, 1n,4 ,,,.aI. +roJn In, Loan
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sPaiSa' POETRY. will be received
Mt this office at the usual ratc-two
cents per pound; that is, if written
on, good paper, otherwise, one cent
pound. Bring it in carly, as we
want 10 ship soon..
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TIM fishing in Kana&sllaa and its
tributaries . is i said tolbte better this
spring than for several years. Our
local reporter says he is going 10
try his hand catching fish in
Leading Creek, but it will be his
luck to, fail entirely. as. :. ,s,ri,.s.
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ALL accounts duo ME for the
years 1877, and 1878, must be set,
tied oil o or Before tho, 18th day Of
April. II this is not attended to
they will be put o,u for collection.
r- Mrs. J. ATclIISoN
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Camden Letter.
n b Gus sl7I1--i;1s i,1'ifi.', \. NJ q.
CAMDEN, April 8, 1879.


CAMDEN, April 8, 1879.
Editor Democrat !: Il; ;,,..,;5 X "
We have but few items this week,
but will DO The best We car. for you!
Attic daughter ofMr. R. Chey.
ront, of Fink, isvery, low:with diphr
iberia. Doubtsyare entertained as 10
her recovery: ThislisItheonly case
Of diphtheria we have had in the
neighborhood for some time.
5sAIr: Henry Rexroad has recently
purchased q head of8very fine g
year old cattle. tn i.
Messrs Boyd and Adam Gum
are the most successful fox hunters
on the headsof Trccman's Greek.
Mr.. Jacob Simmons on the head
Of Fink3has the fnestslooking field
Of wheat I have seen this spring:
|. Mr /; Warner is at:present N q
very critical condition. His dis
ease (dropsy Of the hcart) is one
Of the worst diseases t 70 y treat cay sue !;
ccsessfulllyii ~. q
Z A;little daughter Ct Marcoll!l :
Turner, Of Sand ss1Ts Fork, died 10, on i the
goth ut, from the effect e. Of bur burn
received a short limo age: .,l,.S...!
! see that Fright" has ! been
blowing his shell again. Is,
More next week! Ton ON
i & M, Feiioious.
-; .,,5,, ,,.,;,
Editor q, Dsa 10 y, tat
The meeting at c fllIal Hall Hall
closed last Monday night; vas
prtess'entaltt the baptism on Monday VI
Twelve lsSte were baptized eyls Key !;
Henry Langtord: here Maslmuch
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llpril54wr
Notice to Contractors. y

Parties desiring to did for The tonst,ue-
ton of tho Bridges for ths Weston I i
Clafksburg Railroad over Lost and lack
ktr's Greeks, can see The plan aud ,pecifl.
c"sIsn Tor tho aOmc at tho Office OF Horny
BFannoa, Esq.
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3
The bids for constructing tn,
next section for the Asylum VA
opened blythe Board Of Director
on Thursday morning, in the pres
enco Of q large crowd. The fol
lowing are, the bids:=FEs.5 =
WI. Peters-Painting; ST. $40.
. N. j. o'Coner-7stono Work
sci, $50; Brick Work, $3.50.
D. W Lloyd-Plastering, $3.50
John shriner--Stone Work 500
SIS; Brick. Work t$l1 900.
G. a. Cochran-stone' Worl
s2a,s75; Brick Work. $1,000; Car.
pentcr Work sl4,500;5 iPlastcrins
1880; Roofing $500; Painting
1880. ;s.S.5,
.. y. Annawalt-; Painting $o7;
81. ls,... ~, .-,+
;It ooI1n| stncck-S Stone Work 80.
GOO; 1Sri5s5kH u.s. loo: CaIr r,siit
$l1,Soo; Plastcring $5,70G; Roofing
AZ o., Painting s. I31;,, B,,l-,5
John = Kierans-Pl astering -
! WI sj;5 Kitson-s Stone Work $44
;0s sBrick s17:4s2 Gplasterriini;,
$500, ;4o:5 FisS <Is,.;i. i 81 ]
EAlulby, Ccr q, eco ston,
Work $500. no bond,
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rs, sol
5o:;Plast;e si $5.671 g. 60 y
Hamilton / :sIcGranahams-Bricl
Work All .925..
isnnitb,tsIcBride / Toda-ca1r..
,,esn fltto Work $40, 965 " 10; ,Roofin,
II, 097ET0. " \, i ~ 4 & . ~ .
;ssH. &FJ.F. Aflamlss-stone ar,t
BricksWork! $31;191 ]; Carpehteriiri,it
$lt,7SO; Plastcring $5,3 SIS; Roof:
inc 81. ISL ), Painting 81, 7S5. II ..
iJ,l.A.;,S.W. Watson-paintint
sl;ss7a 10: .sai.-,l 49,
Thomas; Bradbury lasterinq
$500.
i i. Nyclls-Roofing 1920 5l
". H.. shiplcy--Roofng $3.50
J. B. Morrison clustering a!
cents 5 Der Yard. 's@.' e -
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Fer Sale "A good Two.IlorsO
Wagon. Apply . J.: a. BARNES,
Weston, ". Va:
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EIDircctors of-tho Asylum on
yesterday directed the Executive
Committee Of the Board 40 adver-
tisc f6r bids for tho construction of
the remaining one:story buildings
Of the Asylum, The Board will
meet here about.the lstof june to
receive bids and award the contract,
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1iEeAh NoyIGi2S.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
The State Of FEST Fryinia:
Al Rule,hel 10 tue Clerks Office ofths
County cour. Of Lewis ouaty, o. he l..t.
Monday In March, 1879.
Elizabeth c. Spaldingr plaintiff,
". ID
Henry g. Laughlin aud Frances Gisss
8 Laushlin, bis wife, Ethelbsr,a Spaldipg,
40 infant, and Jama, g. y.aderyott,
Sheriff Of Lewis county, and a. such ad-
miuistrator Of the personal estate %
Hs James Y. spaldins, deceased, deiendants.
IL cn4sclar ~ rHr COUNTY COURT OF llru
COUNTY.
The object Of ,hi, sui, Is TO sell, instead %
dividing, o trae. Of "a acres Of ,laad on the
Vest Fork River, and Calf Run, a short ais.
lance above tbs town Of Weston, Lewis
county Vest Virginia, md Fone:half Off
the property Of Elizabeth O. Spalding-ths
other halt Of which was Nllted by James w.
spaldiag to his wife, now Frances, Clara
LaEEhlin, wife Of Henry c. Lsaghlin, tfsr
life, With rsn.iuds, 10 his child, Ethelbsets
spaldlng, aud 10 divide the proceeds Of sale
among those entitled, according TO their
rights and to ascettaia the amount gofS q
charge on one moie.y, in favor Of The e,tatsI
oflames W; spalding, deceased.
And It appearing BY affidavit filed la thu
cause that the defendant, Henry O. Laugh
lin and Frances Clara, his wife, are non ;
residents of tho State Of Vest Virginia, !ani
they not appearing, It Is ordered that they
do appear here, at Rules 10 DO held In the
Clerks Office Aforesaid, on ths.drst Monday
In May, 1879, and do wha. ia necessary 30
protect their interests in this suit
Attests: e
J. WooFTER, Clerk.
Henry Brannon, pa
april54w
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"Hed Daisy" soap a. Dr.. simp.-
sons drug store. i'l Feaa WI. -.
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PREs:sEx;r'::-I.:s, :5SWalio, Of the
Waldo Val! House, received a.handsome
family biblo.from his uncle, Nathan
Golf; ST, d, Clarks5urg.
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:. D. NJ. Ferry's celebrated Garden
Seeds for sale at J. A. Barnes. e
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Now Is the timc for farmers to grub
and clear: outlls undarbrush and to do
his successfully fra procure a good =
mattockiat Moore Bros. 9i IS i'.a' 9
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j. re- NOrics.-naving disposed Of
n'y eniite stock Of grocer les. confee.
tioneriesij, &C., to A. b. LOckardt, tho
business will be conducted by him on
and after March 1st. s1s79. All per.
sons indebted to me will find their &C.
counts III the hands Of R. ]. Simpson
for collection.
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The meetings which have been
held at chalfant's Fall, closed on
Monday night Lasts About,eighteen
or twenty was received hintosthc
Baptist Church. t5
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Co to more Bros, for Timothy,
Blue Grass, orchard grass and clover
seed. ''
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The aggregate bids forRthe com.
plotiontof the next section Eofs the
EAsylumiamounts 10 s49,575 81.
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II you want fresh aud clean grass
seed, 60 to Moore Bros. and get it at
bottom prices. ,n5, n 80 a
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]. S. WiLKINsoN,

Quit wearing ont yOur hand thOIling
corn, Go aud buy one Of Moore Bros. i,
75ct shelters. ie-
D, NJ, Perry & Co.'S reliable garden
seeds for sale at j. II lsars's.
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{ CONSEQUENCES of.tllis paper are
earnestlyrcquested 10 number the
pages, and write only on ono side: ;siiel
BY y observing this, they will S2Rfsr
a favor on the compositions 1
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Philadelphia Market for
March 81.

Beef Cattle active; receipts "a
90; sales of good at SC. medium
i 50a$5 rs, and common at 4775a
IS 25' per 1O0lbs. Sheep active
receipts 5000; sales ofgood at 6a6t
cents; medium at 5ta5f cents, and
common 4a4t cents per ID, Hogs
in fair demand; receipts 5000 ;
sales of good at C4aG9 cents medi.
I'M at st cents, and common at G
cents per ID, IT,.
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VIZ regret that the literary exer-
eises Iats the Academy are held att a
! time whenIit is,impossible for usto
attend. eElearn. fromsthoscs
ldoiattend Ethat:th cyIare5 yerySinter;
esting. =
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:Pee ,YN :,ic,tfoa.F Nv

"a x! x g ete0set's -'tS''s'"H'
Mr. John S. Garlic, Of ,Glenyille
was in town this week. VI
Mrs4J. r Altman, and brother
of Highland county, Virginia, were
registered at;theI Bailey House on
Tuesday. last: Il
Among the man y strangers il
town this week notice the famil
lar face ofsN.N. !Tueker,Swho va:
Superintendent, Of Construction! or
the Asylum 1872 X
J.SX.yNeff' and III. Bush, 0!
Troy, were in:town. thistweek. 4
Hon GsJ. ArnoldEwas in town
on Monday last, !, y. ~, !, SIS
sSIr. ~ RomineF Of sReek ford
Harrison county, was. registered a
the Waldo House, on Tuesday last
Mrs. G.aJ.NBut G returned
home this: week She. reports Miss
Bell :. still improving
1--WE regretto learn that Miss Ill
Brannoni is, very sick. " Y
Judge Armstrong and son, .
New Jersey, were here this week, at.
tending to legal business.
J5llyood went To- Pittsburg
andSlyhcelin this week to lay il
his stock. 4 Il
Unclc Benny Owen, who has
been confined 70 Mis- room for some
time, is again ablo 70 be about. II
Edward a. Jones, Of New Jersey,
and Wa Brandfass. and wife, d
New y ork, were registered {atstie
Waldo House on Wednesday last
They; \; were II o. lr,o4se: for Florence
Randolph county, where, they have
purchased land. l aaa 43i q I,
Mrs. w. L. Hcarnc, oftWheeling,
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ave havei tifrom good$authority
that. tho snow on Cheat Il Mountain
Is fromi1S TO 20ifeet deep.
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NEW House Colonelsl!yoodford
s.puttinglupia.new house on Court
Street, incartthe atholieichurch!
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= Tho reason 10 Dr. Simpson SILL. 80
many drugs. notions, So, i because
they arc 50 good and cheap. a
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We hear of,twoZ ldings certain
which will occursin / shortstime !;
and several others thataro possible.
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iii The WALDO HOUSE will shortly
abe5treated TO g < Of paint, which
will greatly improve its appearance.
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DEATus.-Afrs.2 Parmclia Tolbert
died on Friday'last, and was buried
on sunluy3aA obituary notice
from a friend will appear in our
next issue. :. =, -. ,,,,,.l
Ntr. John 1Itlssey died on satur;
tlayoflast week and was buried
on Monday .ssro-l !s-srs ~ .
David l}asscll, Of Harrison coun-
ty, died this week.
- =
Peter Waggoner, Of Hackers,
Greek, ah old md respected citizen,
departed thisllifc Inst week.
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ssTHEB Board. of Directors oftheWest
Virginia: Hospital; met atNveston on
the End. Present eIit:;5; Colonel Colon. With:
row, Eofs Lewisburg Preside ".
Z. Lively, Of Weston, Secretary;
w Y I; Hearn, ofgWheeli ing I.
Armstrong, Of Jackson county,
2. Dr. Al.! Clampbell,5 Of Parkersburg,
C.5M!s Bishop, ESQ Of EKingwood'
5J.SSF.s than, Off etferson county
a, a. Lewis Fand Ers Ralston, Of
Weston Yes Z! Z
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Al cofotEp Man, named j B.
Lewis, has been elected toAfll q
vacaneyi8in the city council Of
Fairmont.a II
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wrigts garden seeds three ct',uts per,
package at Barc't,
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Rev. G. NJ. FLEMING will preach
in the Presbyterian Church Sun
day, morning-and evening.
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NTRs. ArcIifsov! has secured Tic
services Of fashionable Ntilliner,
WHO will remain witlllierT for some
time. She will shortly have on her
Spring and Summer goods, and
promises TO tlo.tho STAIR thing with
her customers. -ZZ5
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Corner Main and End Streets.

I 4 = #E#H-T 49,
Groceries, Tobaco,, Teas, 4 CoHees,
Soap, Nails, Dry Goods, both Staple
and Fancy Notions, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Queensware, Factory
Jeans, Fianneis and Yarns, and such
other article; usually kept in a frs,.elass
country store, on sulalls ! profits than any
other house in The county. All I ask is a
comparison Of goods and prices With other
houses, and feel satisfied can guarantee
saving of IS per cent to parties making pur.
chases in my limo.
:LookIat Some 1the Prices:
Good Green Cogec, @ s15cts per ID.
Choice Yellow Sugar @s1octs.
Crushed and Granulated Sugar q
14!cts perl "
Choice GunpowdorR Tea @60. cents
@perlb. sszas
Choice! Roasted Coffee o. 20 cents
.perzlb.Zz=.s=zs=zz=l9.....#.=.zz
Family Flour q IS r=barrel,-
Choice syrups @ 60 and s0zcents
per gallon. -.
Choice New Orleans Syrup q so
cents per gallon. E@
Full line Of Laundry and Toilet
Soaps, Spices, &C., at bottom pri-
ces. 1910 go T. ~ =77z5E=
Nice Dark Prints, @ 5 conts per
yard. -
Best Prints, GG7 cent per yard.
Laurel D Muslin, Gets per yard.
Good Brown Muslin, yard wide, Z
as cents.
Fruit Of the Loom Bleach Muslin
l0cts per yard.
Good Bleach Muslin res cts per
yard.
Jeans from Is up to Scots per yard.
Colored shirtings from s to 12tcts
per yard.
Bunch Cotton 81. 4,
Dress Goods from Is TO 25cts per
ward .'sIH5, F-fri. a'- 50
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-04-05

Wa lad written:a!l local labout5tle
autiful5spring weather. and Tues:
day morning when we s arose we
concluded not o.print' it: Let the
changes III the. weather come on,
we will tjry and meet the cmers
..-l.-.-- 80. q. .fa..- s-s,.l--z ~. r.
gency.4s55=.5-== -. - -
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-04-05

OURicity fathers granted whiskey
and ihotel;license, to those who ap.
plied.o Monday night ast Ell
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-04-05
ZH!EZDElfOCR4I7

spRlsoi swoetilspring, is here.
but+weiwillistop before we commit
ourselves: ~; y ilii'3 + XXI !
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-04-05

STRANGE, IL TRuiiE.: under:
stand that alyoung lady-a Miss,
,mindAof Richie county, recently
gave birth to FIVE children The
young man who is the author Of
b her q misfortune has since married
her, and 4allis well: 81 lyillNIorris,
ofthe Gazette, explainSthis strange
freak Of nature2 ae,t.u Y
Nj. RI "a REEF; Sof| the firm io },
1. CsRse Is; = ce!s N chant Tai
lorsI5NY Wheeling, Jig ;atS.the Bailey
House with aas full and complete
line offspring and Summer sam
pies 0urIreaderss would do well
to call and lcxamines lis stock and
get choice Fsllit OF clothes. Mr..
Reed guarantees perfect satisfaction
insflt, workmanship and prices.
Call and see him. ...
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-04-05

TllE bids for constructing the
next section for the Asylum was
opened by the Board Of Directors
on Thursday morning. in the pres.
enco Of q large crowd. Tho fol.