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Editor Democrat.

Editor Democrat.
Weddings seem TO be the order
OF the day now. On Tuesday the
It'll of November, at 10 o'clock, 4.
NJ. u company OF about sixty per-
SONS met at tho residence Of Mr..
James $. Pcery, to witness thc
marriage Of Miss Isabelle Il. Icery
and Mr.. james 4. Henry. At half
past 10 o'clock, the officiating min
isIer, Rev. Henry l.angrorl. put in
appearance. In . very short time
tho large room was packed with
handsome young men and pretty
Young ladies'. Tho door opens,
and here comes Mr.. William NJ.
Taylor and Miss Mollic Annwalt.
followed BY Mr.. james a. Henry
and his beautiful bride. In y few
minutes the happy couple were
launched upon the sen oi mAtrt-
mony, with bright hopes Of 4 hap
py future. May their fond antici-
pations be fully realized. After
The marriage the happy pair re-
crived 'nluny congratulations and
good wishes. The company showed
their high esteem for tho bride by
their many beautiful and useful
presents. Just now thc chatter
and glec Of the crowd waa hushcd
by the appearances Of po0nd cake
peaches, DC. MI being satisfied
the company dispersed, and | coul,
but believe that some Of the ycau:
gentlemen, as they Left the llcaa"n
acc%,. s;;l 20 themselves, swell,
10 hop, NY turn will come soon
lAt L. o'r!osi y! Hear, Al! L.
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MURDER IN EANDoiFli.-A fatal
aIlray which terminated i'll the
death Of J. i. Simmons. occurred
in Randolph OH the 22nd ult. The
particulars rs We learn from the
Randolph Enterprise are about rs
follows: J. B. Simmons and Noses
Arbogas! ut one time had some
trouble which resulted in II fight,
simmons being too much for
Arbogast, and ever since Simmons
has sought to have another fight
with Arbogast, who was afraid OF
Simmons. In the fall at n thrcsh-
ing, Simmons threatened ArbogGsi
So much that he (Arhogast) wen!
home, and never left his house,
even to go 10 mill, Unless some one
was with him, being afraid Of Sim
mons whipping him, as he lNd
declared he would the first time he
caught him out. On the morning
Of tho 22nd ArhoSast's COWS stray
ed from holnc, and Mr.. Arbosast
md II boy about Il years old,
named Taylor, went in search, and
on their return met StmmOns in
tho road, and he told Arbog4st ilHl
then was the time, and lie was 70.
Ing to whip him. ArhoSaSt backed
about ten or twelve stops, followed
by Simmons, whcn ho (Arbagastl
fired at Simmons with u Cote
revolver two or three timea, and
left him dead on the ground. ar
boyast gave himself up to tn.
authorities and is now in tho
beverly lHRip! FhuinI,a'cr
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bride left on 4 visit to friends ct
Morgantown.
We here append 4 list Of the
presents:
Miss Mary Dorsey, two glass
dishes and two pic-pons.
Miss ,.Eary Lydcn, two preserve
dishes.
Miss Kate D'Crasy, 2preservc
dishes.
Mrs. Margaret Nccrery, set oil
napkins.
Miss Rcbccca I.ockard, same.
Miss Mol!ic Annnwnlt, i desert
dishes and one bread plate.
Miss Kate Dorscy.2 pickle dishes.
Miss Sallio SIcc,h, desert dishcs.
Miss Debbio Knight, preserve
dish.
Marccllus Bragg, butter dish.
Miss N. \. V. Millct, glass dish
and mug.
Miss Anna Danser, box Of salt
cellars.
Miss Sarah Danscr, glass bread
plate.
Mrs. Julia Atkinson, wall peck
ct.
Miss Maggie WesttulI, six gob-
lets and desert spoon.
Miss Rachael Musgraye, fruit
dish.
David Glasscocl', rolling pin and
molasscs pitcher.
Helen Musgrave, tea waiter.
W. NJ. Taylor, pickle dish.
Mrs. Roberts, pair ofjclIy pans.
Miss Jennie Black, box Of writ
ing paper, pen and ink.
Miss Mollie Sumptcr, 8 desert
dishes.
Henry Langford, glass sugar
bowl, cream pitcher, butter dishr
spoon-holdor and salt cellar.
Sophronia Watkins, boot jack.
Mrs. Hit, sugar bowl, cream
pitcher and spoon-holdcr.
Alice Lee, glass ofjelly.
Hugh Henry, tea spoons.
Frances Henry, lamp.
L. L. Peory, sci of plates.
J. $. Peery, set Of cups and SAIL
GERS.
+. W. Poery, Iowa, $40.
Harriet Thompson, bread plate.
Miss Mary Popc,sct of glassware.
Miss Louyerna Lewis, preserve
dish.
Other presents were made, but as
they wcro not labelled. they are left
out OF the list. We may have
made some mistakes in names and
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TuE BARTLETT CAsE.-Attcr sit
ting eight days and the exam
nation of y host Of witnesses, thr
Coroner's Jury returned the follow
ing verdict: Son Tuesday after
noon, We the Jury, believe that W.
+. Bartlett came to his death by
vialencc, from two severe blows,
upon the buck Of tho head with
Sumo blunt instrument in the
hands Of some one, not certainly
known tG the Jury Tho nature
Of the wounds and the great i'm
probability that thcy coWll have
occurred By IN. accidental falling
in the well, coupled with evidence
Of thrcnts by some members of hi:
family, were, We believe the strong
est points in the CAGE. The case
is yet wrapped in great mystery
and without some nCH develop
mruts, will remain 50, until tho
GrcalSDay OF reckoning. Wien al
shall meet iNrc to lace to give ~
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Baltimore E.iVc stock Mar
kct Cor November 3.

| BEEF CArrIE.-The offerings
have been quite heavy this week,
considerably in excess Of the de-
mand. The decline has been ic
On tile better grades and &c on the
others, and the market has contin-
ued to Il later hour than for Il long
time showing Il very difficult job
for sellers to effect sales. The
quality averages rather better than
last week, there being Il longer line
Of middles than last week, though
fewer common and top Cattle on
the other hand. Prices 2a$4 81
per ono 100 lbs.
MILrH CowS.-Thcre is n full
supply, hut demand is fair at for.
mcr prices, 2O&$50 pcy head, es to
quality.
lFIceS tlIls week 'oF Deer Ca'''e
ranged us follows: Best BcCvcs at
+ -"''' 81 'nAt st'"EaI'! ra'c"
first quality > 75a$i L.; medium
or 9ooo L"lE q"''''y -'"T" u ,
"t"'"Hry INN STEERS oNeh' anu
lows -'a'5- u extreme range ol
pF''"? I a"l'' 90 M"'' VI the S".oH
were , 'F'"' : 80 10 . ~ per IVo Ids
y! Aercrcip'S i2tl 'lc"a cam" rom
oi'l'' % : 'r'''' l's'''a' -oo" from
West iFE''N1' - rom NlNryIah"'
"oo Nr"o ITO" mort" '"Fo''"a'
VI 'ro'n N''',ucNE' anu w ne'"
!ro'A fI"A7EI'Hll'" anu ~ 'ro!"
lc'''''SS'c-,'"'al '','Vo'S 'oF INC
week '''' !'gaH aS''l's' oI'o !'''
No''''aE amt "''2 nc"" same tiiiir
!''' year. VI tue o'cEIl's" IA"
I'''', "ero '"Nch ny h','tI'''"re
""'',''fs, - SOFA 10 " "''''"s'"n
city ""s'n%rT' 4'IV - country oc''''
EtS' AMI oi' I'ea'I 10 EASTERN 7P'cU'
IaloEs-'o'"l sues i"r me week
. MI -
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Religious, &c.
Editor DsHtOc,dt.

Editor DeTtOrr1t.
left home OIL the 9th or0cto'
Der for !iiddloport, Webster coun,
~, and commenced Il series o!
meetings on the 18th. During the
meeting there were IS who sought
religion, 81 conversions, / baptism,
and 5 persons are standing for
baptism. There was man who
sought religion who was over u
years ofage.
was called to the care OF the
Holly River Church.
met with Squire Burns, Of Elk
River, and found him very pleas
ant man. The meeting was held
ut Mr.. P. II, Cutlip's. The next
meeting will be held on Saturday
before the fourth Sunday in De-
c,mbcr. ut Sololmon's Temple.
Mr.. II. +, Smith told me that
the people of Cilady Fork Of Ka-
nawha are anxious to have q voting
precinct at tho mouth of that
stream. There ought to be store
at Buffalo.
The roads of Webster have been
much improved.
W. r. FIsuyy.
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CoEnEc7Ioy.-ln publishing the
list of presents received by Mr..
and Mrs G. r. MoSp, We mad
ycrtcntly omitted The ::amcs OF
Mrs. Henry Brannon and Miss
Maggic Butcher; The tonr"r gave
item Il set o! glassware, and til"
lu,tera crnrhe,rl table mat. It
was . mistake on the part o1 the
printer, and We make tic correction
proper.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-08

DlED-Na!ohcr 2Gth, 1870, VIII
inn T., little son Of James and
MarccIia A!frrd, in The fourth year
Of his age, of dropsy Of the heart.
"BudoIy," as all the family Gale!
him, passed through " crest deal Of
sickness during his shot stay III
earth, hut at last tic Grim monster
death la;l his icy hands on him
and angels came and bore his spirit
to the God tha. gave it. lie VAS "
mitty, loving and pretty child. and
consequently was the pet of tn"
iGmily-r"aiiy pc: among r"ie
hut now he's gore, and We "oU!d
not call him back, hccar." he is
safe in glory. Then weep not dear
friends, for BADLY; he cannot re.
turn TO you, but !yoW car 60 70 him.
lie will call you TO dinner here no
more, but ID he no: calling you to
the great feast in heaven.
Thou sweet little child
Iinth LEI, ~ here weeping;
Though could VT hut he mid.
We would SNOW thou art only sleeping.
Sleep on, dear little Willy
And when the Lord doth cal
I from tolls, troubles aul ills,
He'll greet thee within JrruSa!cm's walls
v.
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Acc!pESr.--0n Tuesday evening
last, rs Henry Montgomery was
starting home he WAS thrown from
Ills horse opposite the Waldo
House and broke ono of lis legs.
Drs. y. L. Bland and Holt reduced
tle fracture.
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4 pARsoxAcr.-A patient at the
Asylum desires to build M ox-
tensiye Parsonage, and having
heard of Mr.. Henry Brannon's
success rs II railroad builder, con
cluded he was the m0n to apply 10
and accordingly addressed him a
long letter few days AGO on the
subject. He says he wants 4 few
rooms OF the building set Il part for
t7mclcss ministers and concludes
his letter by reminding SIR, Brain
non that winter is fast approach-
Ing and of the Importance of his
hUrrying up the brethren.
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SNcclA Notices.

Huntington has Just returned
from the east with the largest stoc
Of clothing, hats, caps and gents
furnishing goods ever brought to
Weston, which be will sell cheap.
The largest and best stock Of
lad:cs' cloalS in the city can he
found at Dunningtcn's.
You can buy . l"dy's cloak fol
- 80 at Dunnington's.
Huntington is selling ladies'
c!oa%.. from - 10 10 ZIG.
4 full line Of red merinO under
wear for ladies and children just
received, al Mrs. Atchison's.
Brown, who keeps a boarding
house for invalids. says he was
doing Il very good business, until
a hlcar-cyci scamp came along
and gave his hoar,Icrs some "poor
Mans Liver Pills." and the conSc-
Qucnce is, most Of them are well
and gone home, and the balan~e
have such appctitcs that he can
make nothing out of them. +.
closed his house for repairs. Price
only Is cents per box ot25 Pills.
TO TIE PrELIr.-i desire TO say
to those who have SO literally pat
ronizrd me that will cndcayor TO
sell good goods and cheap. Miss
TilIio lIockncr still remains with
me, and | am better than ever pre-
pared to give entire satisfaction to
nll whomay come. Ny stock is al
ways full and complete. Notwith-
standing the grca: recent raise in
silks and ribbons, will still sell
cheap. ! want my friends from
the country to come and see HE
during the Fair, ! am satisfied |
can please you all.
Mis-. ATCuIsoN.
Six hundred yards Of Hamburg
cdgings at Mrs. Atchison's
l2j pounds Of 2cYhrys and Ger
mantown Wool just received from
the east, ut Mrs. Atchison's. Will
be sold at bottom prices.
Broachcd vclvctcons in all colors
at Mrs. Atchison's.
pckin Striped Satin at Mrs.
Atchison's.
Mrs. Patterson is selling every
thing way down. Arbuckles roasted
coHe put up i'll pound packages for
20 cts, Rrown sugar Scts.
All kinds of School Books at
prices established by law at Barc's.
Gail and get prices,
Eighty yards beautiful huslc
trimmings, for dresses and hats, q:
Mrs. Atchisons.
All kinds of chaShmcrs in all
shades. dress scrgcs. Matalassa
cloth. Alpaca, and u nice line Of
dark prints, at Mrs. Atchison'<.
Dress silks and trimming silks,
silk velvets, pushes and vclvctccns
at Mrs. Atchison's. All new styles
and new shades.
Tea 10 and 80 cents per pound,
and ] bail Of Lyo ut 10 cents at
Erinkman a. Co.'S
A fine line Of rolled gold and jet
necklaces. car rings, bracelets,
combs and hair ornaments, at Mrs.
Atch;s0n's.
I propose selling Nil goods in
DIR line cheap rs Any house in
Weston for cash or good produce
consisting in part Of glass and
quccnswarc also stone and wood
ware, broOms. flour, coffee. sugar.
tea. soda, rice, canned goods of
different kinds. Give me Il call,
Machine Oi. and oils Of all kinds
NJ Barc's.
Good ROASTED COFFEE put up
in pound packages for 20 ccnts per
pound at J. \. BARNES Grocery.
You can save money by buyiu
goods at p. AdIlr'a.
"WoAh whoa" An cIceau. lot Of
lamps and trimiu4s--lanps to
-
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PERSONAL 5FENYYOY.

town on Monday.
J. ". E;eifand Minnie Slalnak-
cr were in Troy this week.
W. W. Mccoy, Of Marietta. Ohio,
was in town this week.
John I.yttle, of ClnYEsburs, Wis
tied cur town on Thursday.
Major Anderson and wife arrived
in our town on Wednesday.
N. W. Harrison returned on
Monday from his trip to Randolph.
c. 7. COT was here this week on
. business trip.
Hon. ]. N. Bennett has been
confined to his room for several
days with = bad cold.
Mrs. Mary Edmiston and Miss
F!orilc Arnold returned from
Washington city on Wednesday.
Colonel \. ". Woodiord went
east this wcc!; with $50 head Of
cattle.
\ number OF The colored folks
were at Buckhaunon on Sunday
Inst.
James Henry audhis now bride
started to MonongaIia and Preston
counties on = visit Oh Tuesday.
Captain Shaw and his niece
started for the Sunny South on
Wednesday,
Mr.. c. ?, Moore and his bride
returned from their bridal tour on
Thursday.
Mr. Il. +. Fleming and family
returned to G!cayil!e on Saturday
last.
Colonel John Kcc made us a
pleasant cal! OH lis return from a
visit to his son ri Chenille.
N. L. Eohrbough. Of Buckhaa-
non, registered at the Bailey ilorseI
OH Wednesday.
Dr.. J. W. DmIintoa and C. i.
Singleton, OF Sal! Lick, were in
Weston this week.
Mrs. Tracy, Of Wheeling, mother
Of Rev. John \. I'rac%, is visiting
our town.
". Il. Edwards, who has been ..
Bedford, Pennsylvania, for several
weeks, returned Oh Friday last.
Miss ,nn;n- jTa)l. of Roanoke
has I,crr yisitinr friends in Wra-
ION.
Mrs. 4 p, Edwards and Miss
Dan EIwor1. Of Oakland Mary.
Land or, VISITING, at Thomas j.,
Edwards.
Simeon 7. Smith who hos been
in iLo far ,l.cs. for = year or two,
rstrr,cl to Wcyton Il, Tuesday
'est.
Mrs Chor!c, O'Il,ra. went 10 ALL
,.a,,onv city PENNSYLVANIA, this
,v[cl, Nm = visit
:, . 3, -. .,,
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'"es""y i"' ~, "a, ''''", II, wien i" ~
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" 's'on " N'"'H''"'s ''''''''''''s
'"E"c"'o" 'NO'''"!'
Miss Gertrude and Miss Mary
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SNSr\A MoGces.
Cedar churns at Brinkman &Co's.

athOttom prices
Go 10 M:s. Pattcrson's for your
frui! jars both glass and stone.
Dress goods in great variety at
Brinkman IL Cos.
At Mrs. Patcrson's you can get
good coffee Mt - cents per pound.
Bleach and unblcachcd cotton,
Fruit Of the Loom, and other Mills,
at Mrs. Atchison's.
Ladies' and childrcn's cloth
and felt Skirts, canton flannel
Skirts. and baluom!s, just received
ut Mrs. AtcliSon's.
Collars and cuffs 25rts Il sctt,and
orscts for 25cts, at Mrs. Atchim-
sons.
Beautiful line Of seamless turkey
rel hose, all wool and merino for
ladies' and children, at Mrs. Atchi-
sons.
New bonnctts and hats at reduce
ed rates at Mrs. Mchison's.
DIX. GEorGE +. MoHri+, Dentist,
has visited Weston twice 4 wear for
til" last sixteen years, and still in
tends visiting II for, the next six
teen; but hereafter will make three
trips Il year instead Of two. Ills
next time will be October 21st, and
remain II days.
Dr.. Jarct, will not visit Weston
any more Professionally. Any
work prepared BY him, or any con-
tracts made by him, DR.. Morris will
fulfill.
Mrs. AlrhiSon stu! krcHH . tuli
line of corscts, which will he sold
cheap.
All kinds of gloves at Mrs. At
chison's.
For SALE-'Thc old Catholic
Church lot. This lot will be sold
upon reasonable terms. Apply 10
Father Tracy or \. F. WlcIan.
The reason Dr.. Simpson sells so
many drugs, bottoms, &C., is because
hey arc 50 good and cheap.
Toilet and washing soap, per-
tumcry and fancy notions, toilet
articles AMI druggists sundrics,
and everything that can he found
in a No. | drug house at Barc's.
All shades in ostrich tips fan
cy feathers, pluncs, at Mrs. Atchi-
sons.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
in great variety and for sale for
cash or produce at Brinlilnan IL
Co.'S
The best heavy winter So so
suits in town can be found ut
Dunnington's.
Try Earc's Horse and Cattle
Powders. and he convinced that
they are tic best.
The best heavy winter 81 50
over coat i'll town can he found ut
Dunnimgton's.
Paper pens, pens, pencils, states,
tationcry, &c., Mt Eare's.
The best Eil0.c-StOCii T.. 80 boots
in town can be found at Dunning-
tons.
Our Boston made work is war;
rantcd. If it fails to give satislac-
ton. return and cqchangc ii.
J. Il. RYAN.
Good. sold cheaper at the Star
Clothing lIoWse than al any other
hUusc in town.
\ new lot Of Dry foods just re.
cciyed at Brinkman & Cos.
We heard Dr.. Simpson soy the 9th.
or day that he Intended to sell every.
thing cy,io~n for cash that he knew
how to buy chcnp, aud new better how
to sell cheap. You know where his
office ard store is -- opposite the burnt
district.
We will thil evening open ono
q the largest stocks of ladies neck
wear ever brought to this market.
Il you don't believe it come aMd
see. Mus. ArcHIsoN.
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MARN*p.-On the 9Th inst, 1t
the residence of the brides father,
by Rev. c. Foling, Mr.. Da"id c.
Smith O. Gee Lick, TO Miss Mary
Dctamorr, Of Zen Dalc.--Mith
this notice came = bunch Of cake,
for which the printers are thank
full.
Married on Tuesday, November
eth, ut the residence Of the brides
father, by llcary l.ansr"r'l, Mr.
lanes y. Henry 70 Miss Isabelle
il. Perry. a!i Of Lewis.
On Wednesday, November jtf,
ct the residence OF the BRIDES
father, by Rev. ]. s. Fisher, Mr..
IIvrrmont II. Kcgter to Miss
Columbia j. Ward. All Of this
county.
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\ cory OF Tie Peoples illustrated
Jo~m"! has hccn submitted to us by
Gerard J. Stack, who has taken IN
agency for its sale. We have also
examined the four ChromoS which
arc presented rs 4 silt to sub
srribers to The Lurna'. These
,Chromos are produced by Il new
process invented md patented by
one Of the oldest Art Publishing
companies in the United States.
We 10 not cXageratc when We say
that one ofthcsr chromos alone i:
worth morn than tho 81, which is
the amour! Of annual subscription
to the journal. Tie publishers
wish tC extend their circulation
and for this purpose they offer
extra Inducements Tor a short time.
Those who subscribe now will set
the Jowncl sixteen months and the
four chromos for the sum Of 81.
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B. &, D. Il. r. Time Tajle.

The following il The Grriya! Of
trains Il, C!aTkshurg:
WEST DGISD.
No. l0l-Mail and Express 1884. Y.
No. IOG- AcccuimVGaiiUu All -. NJ.
No. llO-ESvrcsi s:O0r
40 I54-Way Frrigh: y:2sA N.
EAST bound.
No. loc-%niI ard Express. @:28A N
No, 0T-AccOtm0ialiou l.:"l 4 n.
No. lG3-ExprcSs 7:l2P. NJ.
No. l57--way Freight !?:9s P. N.
No. 107 connects for Wheeling.
No. 107 "nd 1GG daily except
Sundays.
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TIE co!orod school opened in
the building OIL the hill, ncNr TIE
Cemetery, last week.
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AcclnGHr.--Mat White, who has
been acting as brakeman for few
days on the ". y c railroad, met
with 4 serious accident on Thurs
day near jane lew. lie WIS stand
ing OH tic steps Of thc back car,
Learning over and looking back,
when he WAS struck on the head by
IL telegraph pole. lie Was knocked
of, and was for come time con-
s;,lrrod in : critical condition. II
WIS brought to his boarding l.oiisa
here, and at this writing. while he
is suffering considerably with lis
head. i! is thought By his ply
sieians thathia injuries will no:
prove fatal.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-08

DIS. SIMPSON AND lIoLT perform
ed an operation on Mrs. Ehcinhart,
Of Hackers Creek, on Tuesday,
who had been suffering with drop
~ for several months, and took
from her i've gallons OF water.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-08

THROWN FROM \ lloNsE.-On
Sunday evening last, 4 young man
named Sni,Icr, living on Polk creek
was thrown from colt and received
serious injuries. At last accounts
he was doing rs well rs could be
expected.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-08

NEw.-Eryin Flcsher has re-
cciyoI Il largo addition to his stock
Of Saddles, Harness and Brides
which will be sold as chcapNs they
can be sold in this market.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-08

DvRHG the auction of Odcll &
&o.'s last week, some lady left an
umbrella in the room. The owner
can get it by calling on ". j
Hau"!ortv.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-08

The great boom has reached
Weston at lust. Weddings have
hren plentiful! for the past week,
and several more are on The boards
for this month.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-08

No. ; and No. i will run on
Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
Other trains daily.
y. S. RANDOLPH,
SurnrintcnGcnt.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-08

RELlGious.-Rcv. $. I. Jones
will preach in the NJ. L. Church
Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. ". If. II. Powers will con
duet divine services at the Episco.
pal church Sunday morning and
evening.
Regular services at ChalE,nt's
hall, Saturday night and sunday.
conducted By Rev. j. S. Fisher.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-08

CAMERoy, this State, had Il f&.03D
fire last Sunday. The Presbyterian
church OF that place and W. E.
Hicks residence vera totally de-
stroycd. Loss on church 5000,
OH residence $1,000, and 500 on
furniture. Insurance 5000.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-11-08

J. G. Waugh. general agent for
the Singer Sewing Machine, was
here this week making arrange
mcnts to have n branch office and
general supply store for the transar-
ton of business pertaining to tina;
machine.