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The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07

Ut is going to be heavy work to supply the many patrons that visit us, 30 be on hand early to get such little or big articles you may need at Jacob, sons, tho cheapest merchant in town.
 --Messrs. D. R. Wing < Go. have changed their place of business from Commerce and Second to ths corner of Markham and Ferry streets, Little Rock. Their customers In this section should not forget the change.
 --Our goods are the freshest and prrest of any in the market.
 JUDD & BRUcHIR.
 Every newspaper is typical of the community in which 1t circulates, and is encouraged. It tells the character as we'll as the condition of its readers, their tastes and necessities, the moral and physical stamina of the population and soil.
 w. P. Wooten will pay the highest market price for eggs, butter and pros ducs of every kind. Don't forget to call on him when you are in town and he will show you nice lins of gro- ceries.
 The following persons from our county took advantage of the low rates and joined the excursion to Kings Mountain last Saturday. We wish them, one and all, trip of unalloyed pleasure and a safe return to their homes and friends. This is the list: N. D. Shinn and wife, W. M. Peslsr and wife, J. A. Hearne and wife, M. A. Douglass and daughter, J. W. and Mrs. Hatley, Mrs. Ben Allen and two daughters, Mrs. Rudy. F. c. Falls, P. W. Parker, Thos, Oates, Jho. W. Quinn, J. E. Richards, Wm. Gladden., T. J. Howell, Peter Hoffman, Jake Hoffman, (colored,) John Furr, Jacob McCarty, z. Ford.
 UNDERSTAND Us.--we do not pre- pose to be undersold by anybody. We defy anybody to sell moro goods for any given sum of cash than we do.
 J. l.. SHINN.
 "A gentleman lately took down ver- batim the conyersatioh Of two fashiona- bls ladies during morning call, viz: "How do you do. dsar?" s'Pretty well, thank you" (They kiss.) "How have you been this age?" Pretty well. How have you besnso "very we'll, thank you.' Pheasant to-day" "Yes, very bright; but had . shower yesterday" "All your family quite wellr" "Quite well, thanks. How is yours!" "Oh, very well, thank you" "Havs you seen Mary B. latsly?" ''No, but have seen Susan C." "You don't say SO! Is she quite wellG" "Yes, very we'll, believe" (Rising.) "Must you go?" "Yss, indesdi have seven calls to mske." "Do call again soon." "Thank you; but you don't come near mo once in an age" ooh, you shouldn't say so, dear, Pm sure I'm very good" "Good-by." "Good. by, dear"
 The best and largest assortment of LAbIEs sHAwLs, NUBIAs and WRAPS, and cHILDRKN's LISTERS, HOODS and MUFFs can be found at J. l.. Shinn's.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07
MEMPHIS & LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD. THE ONLY DIRECT ALL RAIL ROUTE TO M E M P HIS, chsttanooga,
 Nashville,
 KuoxvjIle.

ATLANTA, RICHMOND, LYNCHBuRG, HUNTSVILLE, DECATUR, Montgomery, Selma, Grenada, CANTON, JACKSON. MISS, and all principal points In the Southeast
 AND VIA MEMAHIs TO LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, PETERSBURG, WASHINGTON, all principal Northern and Eastern Citiesi VI. Connecticut made ~t MEMPHIS with trains on MEMPHIS 4 CHARLEETON Lollisv ille, Tennessee, And PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS RAIL ROADS. ONLY DIRECT ROUTE to the Cele- brated Springs of VIRGINIA. Through Tick cts on sale to all points at ARGENTA & Ifr- TILE ROCK. RUDOLPH FIN
 M. S.JAY, General Mana
 General Passenger and Ticket Az
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07
For Sale.

A we'll improved place with six lots, situated in suburbs of Russellyille. the most desirable portion of town. Bed of a000 strawberry plants, apple, peach and pear trees. House has 1 good rooms; stable and all necessary out houses. Good we'll of water. Terms reasona- bis. Apply to W. ID. LlNlNGsToN.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07

FOR SALE AT BARGAIN: The undersign- ed offers for sale the following property situat- ed in Rnsseilvilie: A good house with i've rooms and splendid we'll of water which never goes dry; six lots with picket fence around them. -This property Is about q quarter of mile south of the depot. 0. ROGERS,
 London. Arkansas.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07
Notice Of Publication. LAND OFFICE AT DARDASkLLE ARK,


 October 4th, 1880. Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and will appear before the Register and Receiver of the U s. Land Ofice at Dardanelis, Ark, on Monday tho 8th day of November, 1880, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the date of this notice, viz: Benton l. Brown, homes.ssd application No. 9ss4, for the K N W A and N W NV k following as his witnesses, yn: J. ]. Cald- well, Joe Morrison. J. J. Williams and John M. Brown, all of London Pope Co.,. Ark. Nov4l T. Nj. GIBSON, Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07
Prices Current for the Russell
 vile Market.

The following quotations are given as actual prices paid in this market on October 9th: Cotton, 914 to l0L; wool, 24 to 40; dry hides, g to l21a; peltry, = dried apples, soc. per bushsl; dried peaches, 100; chickens, l.50 to 200 per dozen; butter, 20 to 26c; eggs, l0c. per dozen.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07
ApMINIsTRAToR,s SALE,

Notace Is hereby given, that will as admin istrator of the esfate of Frank Thseh, aeceased. on Saturday the I6thday of October, 1880. dur-, ing the hours for judicial sales, pursuant to an order of the probate court of Pope county, Arr kansas, made on the 18th day of August, 1880, prooeed to sell to the highest and beat bldder, at the public well in the town of, knssel1silles subject to the widowa right Of dover, the fol- lowing property belonging to, said estate and lying In the town of Russe elvilie, m Pope eouns ty. Ark ansas. to-wtt: ss.te+
 Part of lot in block L., in J. Nj. Shinn's ssidi., tton to the town, of Russeiivilfe, with the baifdin gthereon belonging to said est ate. Terms of sale: Qne-han on | credit of three months. and the balance on credit of six mouths. the purch aser to give notes with approved security and lien to Dc retained upon the premises for the purchase money. j. B. ERWIN, Administrator of the estate of Frank rhach.
 deceased
 acp. t6 fssl
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07

To close out our first installment of LADIES CLoAKs and DoLMAs we now offer SPECIAL BARGAINS in this line of goods.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07

NOTICE Is hereby Kivsn that application will be made to the probate court of Pope county at the oe- tober term h Bower for an order to sell the real estate belonging to the estate of e. G. Franklin, to pay the debts of the estate. Sep tember 10, 1880
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07

The largest assortment of ovER- COATS in Russsllville-and the LOWEST PRICES for the same at J. l.. Shinn's.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07
~ E. BURNEY,
 ATTORNEY -AT-LAW. Jefferson street, between Man and David, RUSSELLvILLE, ... ARK.

EN All business connected with the profession promptly stSended to. Special attention given to conveyanA cing and collecting.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07
DIED.

At the family residence near Russell ville, on Saturday. Oct. 2d, 1880. Jane H. Harkey, consort of Dr. G. w. Har- key.
 Mrs. Harkey was born in NorthCaro- lima on the 9th day of December, 1S40. Was married on the 18th day of July 1858, and was the mother of seven children.
 In the death of Mrs. Hsrksy society has lost shining member, the husband a ldesoted and affectionats helpmate, and the children a fond and doting mother.
 We sympathizs with the bereaved in the loss they have sustained.
 In this place Tuesday evening Oct. 5, of typhoid fever, I. l.. Boswell, in the twenty-fifth year of his ago.
 It is with sincere regret that we announce the demise of one 70 exemplary, so full of promise and so universally admired. Generous and brave, just and warm-hearted, Luther's life was made up of noble dee,ls. His death will cause sorrow in q large circle of friends and relatives.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07
4. l. UNIVERSITY. FAYETTEVlLLE, ARK.

THE NEXT SESSION or THIS INsTITt. l tion will begin
 SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1880, and end June 9th 1881. Tuition is free to all who are qualified to enter the college classes, and to alf Normals and Benehciaries in the Preparatory department. Normal appoint ments are restricted to young ladies over 14 years of age, and to young gentlemen over 16 years. The recent elections give full faculty of sixteen members, with Gen. D. H. HILL as President. IJuly 16.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07

Take Aysr's Pills, the best combina- tien ever invented for purgative med icine.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-10-07
PENM AN SHIP!
 FOR SALE BY
 D. 1T. H4RKET,

Spencerinn Keys,
 Spencerian Theory & Practice off principles. Spcncerian copy slips by the set Spencerian Copy Books of all kinds. New Spencerian Compendium, parts fss and 2d.
 In fact every kind of writing niateriai per- tanning to the Spencerian System. Copies written by the Hundred. a Information given concerning Penmanship. Spencerian Charts, new edition, furnished on short notice. Call on or address,
 D. II. HARKEYi at Hsrkey < Bros Drug Store, Russcllviife, Arkansas.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN CR
KINGWOOD.

From the COshOctOn Argus.l
Death has been very active amoDv our
Old people the past few days and q mum
Der OF tuem have been "gaibCred 20 heir
lH,hefa. "a InursdaY giterng0u Mr.. w
n. II. Fuce, proprietor ~ t1e Price
t|uee, ttter months OK suffering and
decline passed peacefully away Ills uu-
yielding, uhf.LcliCg determination and
cheerful. disposition enabled hun 10 en-.
dare great pliu without iO0siug hope
ne at the age Of ssfcCn removed from
Haywood, West Virginia % tUls place
forty scv-n year5 ago. Ga the An day
OF il trcn, 1871, The day on which @ en-
IL 'rrispI <sttcr whom he was uam,dJ was
mtuglrstcd p.aiacnt. be was married 10
AliHs Morrison. Hu was the first Repub
icau Sa Fiif elected in this county 10 1856.
oHo d. ias 50 long iu pub be lite % hat "a
lmGs hJmDDc Of tti.hUs and a.uuaIut-
bhc,5 throughout tue county Ills CauGlc-
ipn wan e.. motel lrRsu WEeg De wa, q
BOY which ll.dC h!uI one "a .le ..ltrsu
landlords, lt not The oldest one iu tn.
Who'll STATE. H. u.s alwa.s 50 genial
accommodating aud efficient % his hus.-
be2- relations That his many patrons re-
guarded him with great favor, and sought
li- botel q very exemplary widow an.
five children raua.l-ihls being the first
death in lha family. Funeral seryic viii
J. --'l at fhs f.r-n on Saturday after
noon e' three O'clock, after w.ich tho
rinalncs Will b Inferred IA The city cen
et,ry.
Mr. Price was eon Of COL William
Price, one the first citizens OF Krns
WOO, q brother of Mrs Julia slyre, of
Bow!,shurg, and an uncle Of Dr.. Wm VI
fn..f sr....l..-..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17

our taaaEs are due Hon j. T..
Martin ior valuable roOUc docu-
lner Is received last week
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17

carpenter, VINO, N we understand
Alright, 10 "a ctauuch republican, called
attention 10 the fact of The teudeu-
cY to Capitalization lu the political
movement OF the country tead-
vncy M tho acts OF Congress to 8s-
sumo executive as we'll as legislative
powers, and general drifting TO-
ward the Capitalization OF AL the
'eW-,auye oud executive lowess OF
tine country iu tho federal govern
meat, al Washington. That srco a
tendency exists aud has existed aud
has been more gad more clearly
manifested during tie last twenty
years, nc weil-iorneI nan wall BE-
likely 10 deny Some fifteen on
more years ago tho dominant poht-
Zeal party declared most positively,
aui reiterated 40 most yOulelOusiy,
mat certain States were not OUT OF
The Union, and should not 20 out )
tney cOuid--Dut 10 sooner Lal The
#ur ca cd ;hau this same party re-
solved, aad declared most emphatic
ally That those seine States were out
and set about Ls work Ol re. cou-
2.L~oting and receiving them again
INTO the Uuou and thst, too, under
conditions PREVIOUSLY unknown, aud
widely different from those under
which the union oil States bad prev
cus.y existed. AL this rs we'll
Known TO such as gave affection 10
puilc matters, nor rs IT likely 10 be
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17

SENATE FEANE HEREFORD has
ON thanks for a copy of the Pres
dents Message and Documents in
book form.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17

THE friends otCo. IL W Monroe
ore pushing his cla.ms for the Judge
snip under Jbepo, osed amendment.
The Col. is extremely modest, but
we learn lhpt bis chances ION success
l.e GOOD notwithstanding he fact
that he does not help along bis own
boom.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17

change be maintained sc anything
like February Egures the boot OF
foreign trade wiil be on the Euro-
peon .sg, instead OF the American,
before tMs time next yer
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17


before th,s time next yer.
-----------~-.
IT &c 10 b. hoped that Tho expert
euce Of pIg.touiaus during the
month Of March u bad roads. VIII
make them clru up the p5ad Survey
ors i'm each precinct and make
them determine TO have better roads
hereafter. The Road Surveyors
make a grand mistake iu Working
the roada the way they have here
tofore We viii venture The aeser-
tiou that West Va. has as bal, il not
worse .sais than any oth,r State iu
.he yHon. There is su abundance
Of material in every section Of THE
county TO repair roads with, but
the fault is all in The present u,u-
agemeat. Probably Pruuaylyaui.
has ;Ae best, or ss good, ro.ll as
any other State au! Gle .oa.a. ppr-
sued here is not to wv.k ia one
season as much Of 40, roads az posi-
ule, out to work only small por-
ton and work that thoroughly, and
10 follow this plan up year after
year aud Tie result is .Leir roads
are always IN good condition. We
noticed last year several Road Sur
D
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-17

KINGwooD. APHlLI 1850
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11

PuBMc EXERCISES AT THE AcAp'
EMY.-On Friday evening, Deccm'
her 18th, the friends and patrons of
the Weston Graded School are
respectfully solicited to attend the
literary exercises given by the pn-
pils Of the school. The order OF
the evening will be determinations,
rehcarsaIs, dialogues, and debate.
Question for discussion: "R''''ed,
That greater commendatim is due
to Columbus for discovering
America, than to Washington for
defending his country" Altlrni'-
tive, c. II. Maxwell; negative,Maff,
tin Whclan. The exercises WIN
also he enlivene,l with music, vocal
and instrumental. Although the
programme, in consequence OF lack
of time for preparation, will mt NC .s
extensive, yet we hope to make II
interesting for all who may favor
MS with their preseaee Exercises r. ~
will commence at ! o'clock T. NJ
II. G. LAWSON,
Ma,as RI.Asn
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11

THE Phiiip,i P"inS'alrf says III
regard to boys and REVIEWERS, that
there is practice nov prevalent
among hoys, ynung men, and men
Of mature age, that is absurd and
ridiculous in the extreme-lhat Of
handling and carrying pistols, re-
volvers, DC. We seldom read q
newspaper but that an account of
some accident by the careleSsness
in the use Or handling Of pistols, or
the thoughtless shooting of some
one meets our eye. Boys carry
them because they think it smart
to have a revolver, and brave and
daring to use one. Men mostly
carry them because they are silly
or towards. We live in peace, and
no one, but in a few exceptional
eases, need carry them ii. defence
of life or property. and the civil law
will protect. There must be a
stop put to it, and We hope the
officers Of the law will take this
=. ..l...nu,,.n.At -...l -
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11

FAT cArrLs.-;lr. Levi White
sell, writing /" the Chenille O" u
m,,i',, says: u wish you 8" insert
in ysur valuablt'paler that | have
sold fifty head OF tSo'year'"ld cat
tie to Colonel Womiiurl, Of Lewis
county, most Of Which were OF my
avn raising; and after being d'lv'
en- from, my farm on Steer Creek, d
distance of nearly fifty miles, they
averaged $50 pounds in weight.
Colonel Wuodlord paid ME three
cents per pound, rnd taid they
we're the best he had ever bought
in Gilmer or Braston counties.
Let US hear from some Of our neigh
bors. Can you beat it?"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11

SrEA1lsG Of diphtheris, the New
York H.mid states that tile increase
Of cases this year has been 81 srra1
n. to assume the proportions "fan
endemic. Statistics Il the cases
reported in that city for the tw"
munths Of September aud oct"h"r
and twenty days Of SoveAbrr'
silnw that there were one thousand
fifteen hundred porous ssricSe''
with the disease during that period
af whom. fur hundred and thirty
one died, the number Of deaths
from The same cause during the en-
tire three months Of 1879 being bet
one hundred and seventy. In vie"
of this condition Of things the
New York Board Of Health has is
sued Il circular describing the dis
ease, the manner in which tho Gun
tasion spreads, Tbs. prrlisl''-ina
conditions, and the precautions t"
be observed. The principal pre-
cautionury measures to he taken
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11
Baltimore live stock Var
kctiOr Dec. 6.

BEEF CATTLE.-lll lie WHOLESALE
was a fraction better than the re
tail market, and all efforts to cs
tahlish an advance in the latter
proved useless, us prices for top,
were without change since lasI
week, though they were quite scarce
| 1.-The best being rcsl,irped East be
fore the market opened here. Me
liunl and common we're off la4t
as compared with last week. The
hulk Of the offerings consisted d
common Cattle, there . few n,eli'
UNI and a smaller nunber Of tops
in!tlle yards. We quote at 2a$5
Ti,witll! nostfsales ranging from
s 50as4 Is per 100 ilbs.5
Mich C9wsaThtrcl fair. de
mAnlEfor soOd5Cows.@We=qnot
nj 25asi5per head, as to quality
Prices to-day for2BceI
Cattle ranged ny follows : Ecst
i}ecvcs at ) 12a$55 80: that gen,
orally rated first quality 4 ON
IS %; medium or good fair quail.
ity 2 i7T5as3 81 ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows Q 2:m2 50:
extreme range Of prices ? 25a5 70
Most of the sales we're from 3 81
10 81 75..pcr 100 his. OF the re.
ceims 1899 head rar,e from Viz.
ginia, 1241 from Ohio, l02 from
Kentucky, Is from Maryland, and
1854 head from. West Virginia. To.
tai receipts for the past werk WEIR
4121 head against 3236 las; week
and 515S same time last Year. Of
the offerings $50 head mere takr1
hy Baltimore butchers, 1920 said
to country dealers, and 475 head r.
Eastern Spectators. Total sales
for the week 2S5i h"ad, aeainst
2G12 la: week, and 1853 head SAINT
tine last year.
SWINE. The supply is quite full
somewhat in excess Of the demand
though il !. fully sever.,l hundrrf
short Of the nunihcrs Of last week
The EQUALITY is very much Ike lag
werk. variable. in some nf the prn:
equally as gnnd a. last week. W,
Quote ut 5laG! cents, most sale. :
{; cents, smi = few extra at ml
highest figure. Ct cents PER ID mt
Arrival. this week S20I hcnt
against s9SS last week, and S36'
head same time last year:
snEEr AND LAMns.-The receipts
are quite light, hut little mare thar
n third rs many ss Inst week. hu
the home demand m;nr quite lin
If'el, and very light outside DE-
tnanti, thr moderate offerings il
SIMPLY sufficient for all want.
there bcins y nu:nlrr Of Sheep il
the yards vet unsota,. We quot.
butcher Sheep ut @!att cents. am
Lambs ut 4a5l cents per ID erns.
The quality Of the offerings il gen
orally inferior to tllnsc Of last week
Arrivals this week 1874 h".d
against 35tS last week. and 4l5i
head came time last year.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11
CouMtM GoAsts.

Leuis.-First Monday IL February
Apr,l. June. Ausu.t. Os'al4tr .4''
D.ceu,ber-,l.e Juus and cet"'H'
term. for fiscal aud police busi1r'
saly. r,,,
cilmsr --stcoud Monday IN Frbru.'!'
April. Juut, August, October .p'
Dtasubrr. -,
Up.hur -tecoud M"adsy 10 f"h'a"r.
April. June. Augu"'' October a"'
l'ecembrr
R,..tuu First rx"sday III J."uar,
March. May. July. September aud
November.
webs,er.-.Pout'h Tuesday i" f"nrpA
~, April. June. August, OCTOBER
and December 80,
slbouu FOURTH Menday in Februa
~. March. .Iuns. August. s"pirln
Dor and November.
TOWN oFe1eEHs..
Alym-J. ". Wotlindin.
Rerortier-C. p. Hale.
Allxrm.n-la Ward : J"hn Shea.
2d Wom-A G. Hale.
81 Irani-James Burns.
All Ward -Jusrph A. WATSON.
Srs,aDt.--l. S. wilki"s"n
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11

TnE Sutton .k-ashHns'r says that
"we ars shocked to hear Of the
death Of William J. ii"ddsll, Of
Addison, Webster county. lie Was
a clever gentleman and q g'"'d citi-
zen, end biz loss wiz le s,relr fell
by bis msny friends. We tender
bis bercayed family our wsEnIcst
syuy4lay in this their day Of trou-
bic end trial."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11
Letter from Custom.

Editor Democrat.
One would think That the close
proximity of this village to the
town Of Weston would preclude
the possibility Of its ever beng a
business centre. But, neverthc,
less, il is one Of the most active
villages of the county. The excel,
lent Touring mills, built at this
place many years ago, and now
owned and managed by In. Gas
ton, conduces very largely to The
business feature Of the place. They
have a store and post Office, two
blacksmith shops, and are anxious
to have a boot and shoe shop.
There is probability that Mr..
Berry, the genial and honest miller
Of the place, who was defeated in
the last election for the Office Of
sheriff, will risk candidacy in an
other direction shortly. In the
event Of his determining 50 TO do,
lam confident Of his election. Ny
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11

We learn from y srecisl dis
patch to the Wheeling i"e''ig'"ee'
that John Ensra=a, of Pennington,
Marion count, about twenty-five
years Of age, committed suicide by
hanging himself ~ the Morning Ut
the 9Th. ID the laft nj his stable.
30 cause was assigned 70. the rash
Acl
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11
SAgYGYI3S,

Ar,AA. N.-Sia,ed eomInnnh III, 81
a, Weston t..dpe NJ 10. A.. +. ana :; ~, w.
ri,l D, held on The First and Third Won
i. 3. NEWTON, -. H.
Al DENT, VS..
IAyE Lew. Stated communication, b
jackson Lodge No 10, A: and a. " ,
y,ii he held il their hall. III Jane Lew 0n
the s.coudsatu,da,s In each ,!na,o' 4,
". 0. CARrSs, Sec
pts,on Lodge NJ so, I. o. o. r. me'''
every '"' i 4. STEELE, \ G.
c.P. R0nRB0cGiI, n 5.
Weston ilranrh U, Il IA n'ee's ever!
IL, ana Sd sunday, NJ y ,.
JAS. BOllAS, Pfe''
L. v. STERLING, Sec.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11
cheap G.,oda.

| sA~ ""O"~'
Mrs. NJ. ]. Shaw has Just 70.
ceiyed a fresh supply Of Millinery
t;ontls, such IS Hats, Bunnetts,
plpnrs, Mottres, Beaded In<crt-
in.. and FrinrcS. all wml Iiwc,
l'nrerts, Fr!t Skirts, t;rrn1antown
Yarn, Zrphyrs, ClaE Buttons,
Wtr,lrn llrstls fnr children. Fur
Cats, Wn,srn Sacks fur lmlics AMI
rhiLlrrn, Kid Gloves, &c. Cal
and srr her before pn,rlNsinr-Shr
%ill guarantee you gp:d harsains.
Her mhtt" is quick sulrs anil
small profits.
You can get Figs, Oranges and
Cunfirtioncrics ut J. ). WilsinsmI's
one dmr brlow the Bark.
Bring your produce t"' Grcgnry's
n exchange for his cheap goods.
Glass and Qnccn>ware Mt Gregg,
rs's. lie will not be undersold.
Teas, green 40, GO, Scots and$1 o.
per pound, ut Grcgory's.
At Gregory's you can get glass
sets, four pieces for 50 cts. Come
and STE them.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-12-11

TIE heavy rains Of Saturday
night and Sunday last, damaged
me of The trestles on Browns
Creek, which detained the morn-
Ing train some two or three hours
on Monday, and necestitatvd the
sending out Of an extra train IL
make the evening trip. The dam
age tothsIlrestls was slight and was
SOON repaired, and the road is
now in fine contlitinn.