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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-18
AND DEPARTURES OF
TRAINS. ..


East ESnHs- D. tsHAN@ fSHs hsrtHeeUE
MOI. Mixed Train, Leaves Bristol.... ABS a m
Arrives at ACKNOWLEDGMENT 1888 a N
Leaves knOXville........ l :o5 p ID
Arrives at Dalt0n......."..,.......... ESQ IN
ARRIVES At Chattan 90 e. 80 Pm
Nashville and gCha.tanooga Roads. and at
Dalton with then "a RI iaUTU0a 81
No. 2Mixed Train, leaves Chattanooga. 3 80 a IA
Arrives at knoxVille......".....,..." W pm
W. Irs a q RSoISiiis....I'. Isl am
Leaves ApS1xlls,.'ls.a,,'',,s'',,'JsM1aa IN %
Arrives at Daiton...........".....". W. am
Arrives at Chattaloo ga-"."....::' 10 a u
No connects at Dalton with the Western and
Atlantic sRa SELMA. Rome and Dalto1 hosds
and At Ghsaac9ss wta @ 1nG sseas
Railroad. A conneetlop for Nashville Is made
by this tram with hours' delay at Chat
tanoosa, except on SUNDAYS. u Ee4t. "A
No, Leaves ChatJanO oga....,. ........ + 40 N
Leaves Dalton .................., " pm
Arrives al Knoxvll ie.........,......... OS p IN
h Assrss s Il brissci \ Is Is p
No4 makes Ct oss come ctions 1T Ly nchburg for
Washington and E4stern citiCs #
hnoxvtrF ana OnfS ssailroad.
Leaves Knoxvie s;l6 NJ
Arrives at reyvilie.. .,.. 7;.lo NJ.
Leave Car yviile. .......! o0V NJ
Max connections with botb day trains On Ii.
X: T., V, u. X, X.
Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap and
Il snarsssu ,a Railroad. t& a
Leaves Knoxville (Freights) ...... 1880 q. m |
Leaves MorristOwn. ............ ...... IL 10 a IN |
Arrive at Wolf Creek .".........." ] As p III |
Leave Wolf Creek .-..............., 800 m
Arrive at Morristown...--."..- g 50 IN
Connection is made" at Marristown with the |
Il. T., Va. 4 Ga. trains No. y East and No. |
Vast Also connection at Won Creek with
tages for Warm Springs and Ashevlile, going
and returning. NM@ l W
AnoxViIIe and Charleston Railroad
Leave Msryville at 500 N.
Arrive at knoxville 9:2oAH
Leaye Knoxville 30OP NJ.
Arrive at Maryyille 20PH.
Connection made with b>th dag trains on the
T.. ". u. II. R. Nt14 3"
nOudOn and lockwood Mail Pack ct.
The steamer Emory City, carrying the mail,
passengers and freight, runs daily between
Loudon, Kingston and RocK Woo !, arriving at 4
LoUdon to connect wiph heeastern bound train, |
No. 4, at y;22 .. N. and leaves for hinston ana
rain, No. 8, .atib:2S ri - az 81 III A Il
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-18

operations Temmy's courage tagged
not, ard bis determination was as
firm as ever to have the new nose
built. Importantly and endurance
had triumphed, and on the afternoon
of the 18th of December last, just one
onthprevious to the reporters visit
TO Tommy,s couch the operation was
performed. First of all the subject
was place under the influence of an
anesthetio. The skin was then re-
moved from the end OF the finger to
above the origin of the nail-the fro
zen, nailless finger already described.
Two flaps were raised from the pa.
mate surface ofthe finger and silver
wire, armed with needle at either
end, was passed through the end of the
finger. Two flaps were also raised
from the face on either side of the
opening ofthe nose, and then the
end of the finger was placed in
pocket made in the skin where the
nose formerly had b cen. The raw
surface Of the flaps of the finger were
then stitched to the raw surfaces of
the flaps of the face.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
= . . = = " = = = : q" = . : .
WALDO HOUSE, W:stsa, ", Y,

Arrivals for tho week ending
April 10Th;
John G. Jackson, Jane Lew;
Mrs. Annie Talbot, Miss c. West,
D. L. West. :. L. Rohrbough, &.
Gibson, Mr$,,llargarrt Gibson, D.
ii. West. y. L. Peterson, Henry
Jones. W. 3. I.inger, Charles Tai.
bolt, J. J. Talbot, Austin; Misc
Addic Ewing, G. Raney. Miss
Elizabeth Snidcr. Chenille; A. W.
Woodford, II. l.. Simpson, W. Il.
Jewell, G. ". Bennett, Allen Snow,
J. Bennett, VI. Murray, c. c. Hers
man, j. W. Curtis, NJ. Mckinley, j.
4. Stmlcy, ". 7. Butcher, Perry
Hawkins and wife, NJ. Casey,
county; l.. Booth, Marion county
Charles Singleton, Salt Lick; G. J.
Lamb, Cory, Pennsylvania; 7. N.
llusc, E. j. Wallace, Il. ". Will
iamson, baltimore: +. 4. Lang, J.
N. nnd'S. Corlcy, ". II. and G. G.
King, CIarkshi,rE; ". Craig,
Walkersville; e. T. Bland. Sutton
L. W. DAWSON, J. L. Curry, Lost
Creek; }. II. .Clem, Nebraska; J.
lEvre, Z. VI. johnson, Randolph
county; J. ". HenrySlsot, Ohio ;
join i. Perry, J. S. Cox, Roane
county; A. ". Stnlnaker, Troy ;
Il. 4. Henderson, W. Stout, Asa
Stump, huntsville; ~. ". oden,
". T. Morgan, Roanoke; DR..
MrGce, Sulnmervillc; J. v.
McCarty, p. Hopkins. Harrison
county; !. 7. Rominc. l.. l.. West
fall, Rockford; W. l.. prien, j.
Davis, .Johntown; i. Prirn, West
Milford J. Hall, nodtlridge county
j. FIIoung, j. ". Gcrr, PittslMrg
C,,NcwIon, {. NJ. Evans, Z Harris
Braxton county; Mrs. +. a.
Kowalski and children, ST. Louis ;
Thomas Bartlett, Barbour county
NJ. r. Smith, |. N. CASTOR, CASTOR
DR.. EdmiSton, Weston.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17
lsa,tis,, orc Live Stock MAR.
kct tor a priil3.

BEEF CArrLE.TIhere Is some
improvement IN tHs lone ana aG'
tIrily OF the iharEst thIs weeT'
though prices; quality considered
are unchanged. J he offerings gen
orally we're OF q DctleF elass: Ine
Western Cattle beng espeStaIIy
very fine, while the Stabilized rem,
sylvania receipts were ABOUT as
usual. There were very lew CON
mon Cattle in the yards. ne
market closed rather earlier thsn
usual. We quote at Z '9"$2 3D.
few selling at the former lSGr9'
most sales ranging rom i o'a'
50 % per 1!O lbs; c..,.
Prices tins week i0r beSl oa''Ie
ranged as follows BEST hec'eS q,
5 OOa$5 %; tLat generally Ea.e''
lirst quality. i l-9Io W; Nsul n6 !
or good tar quality . Zoa9f vi
ordinary thin steers, oxen, ana
Cows !IaT3 w; extreme range Of
prices2 15aS3 To. M9I oil ttl ed s1 Y!
were from I n to . ~ per W. s los
Ofihe receipts ) lead came from rom
Ohio, 10 from Hirslnla, y ron
West Virginia, ~ 3i rom Ma Ii'
% from Illinois, lg@o rom MlSson,
ri, 90 from Kentucky anu 4; Go n r
from pennsylvania ana " IRON
tennesSeeTtol2l receipts !or ttle
week l0ll heaI against 1911 !as'
Monday and wy head !, same 'i aoS
last year. VI the ollcF p.,F:;,,, o %.
hcaG were 'akG'' " . pIi:.'liote
butchers, q sold % to WASHINGTON
city butchers al 81 70 count! eoamltE ., ae",'
ers, and u head 70 Eastern S1ecH'
lators-totai safes LOT Mo INC Meeh'
lO$9 head against W. ISt week.
and OlG head S same tlme a ias, ~, Hti H.
SwLSE.-Ihe offerings are hoI I'm IN
as iuI! numbers as iasl wseH, n ,I
there IS but little Inference IN !hc
quality, some dealers reporting
their stock as not as good, wE'! ],
Others report theirs pet'er IMAM II
was then; Inc trade IS lalr1E sc'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17
Up the Rirer.
JACKSONVILLE. Anril L.
Editor Demoerat.

JACKSONVILLE, April IL.
Editor Democrat.
We will give you a few items
from this vicinity. Mr.. DAWSON
arrived home last Saturday from
Baltimore, where he purchased a
large stock of goods. Mr.. Davis
son seems to have been in a hurry.
Mr.. WeltOn Clark has pur-
chased u large number of MeriEo
sheep from Joe Sims, and he asks
some gentlemen to tell him where
is the best market for his wool.
Miss Belle Hall, of Abrams
Run, commenced n school at tho
Duval scllool-llouse last Monday,
Miss Belle is an intelligent young
lady, and We wish her success.
Mr.. Gabe COrIey, Of this place, is
erecting new building to his old
one which he has repaired. Mr.
Corloy will soon be ready TO ac'
commotlate the public in his new
house.
Jacksonville still holds on to hel
pretty girls and talented boys; but
Judging the future by the past
some of the beauties will change
tho places of their abode, but the
boys will likely remain.
Prof. John Morrow was in Jack
sonville Saturday and Sunday
Wonder if he came 10 see his ma!
Mr.. Taylor, be careful, or the Pro
fossor viii prove too hard for you
George Smith and Miss Mollie
Altman were married last Thurs
day at ) o'clock 7. n. Rev. c. Il
Taylor united the happy couple.
Yours, Peggy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

ing well in the way of selling
goods.
Mr.. N. Priest, from New Hamp,
shire, has settled in Addison. He
is ono of the finest workman i'll
wood in the State, and is getting
all the work ho Gun possibly do.
We needed such 4 workman as he
is.
Mr.. B. p. Conrad, our new Clerk,
is giving very general satisfaction.
lIr. Thompson, though blind, is
the Great Mogul Of our county.
Mr.. Robert Doddrill presented
the writer recently with two lnn
bee hives Of honey. lie and his
good wife have our thanks. May
their pathway through life be
strcwcll with flowers, and odors
sweet as the gift received at their
kind hands. A.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17
Cold Blooded Murder at Roanok,

On Thursday morning, while II
young man by the name Of Helm
with several others were sitting in
front Of Smiths store, at Roanoke,
some unknown person shot HELM
through the shoulder, which caus-
ed his death Thursday night
Helm was from Bath county,
Virginia, and had only been in
this county about i month. While
it is not positively known who
done this infamous deed, suspicion
rests pretty strongly OIL young
man in that neighborhOod who has
made himself quite notorious With
in the last year.
Helms parents reside in Bath
county, and the sad affair was
telegraphel them from Weston on
Thursday night.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17
PERSONAL MENTION.
F. Brinkman, Esq, has just re
turned from n trip to Kansas.

F. Brinkman, Esq, has just re-
turned from n trip to Kansas.
Allen A. Simpson, of Buckhan-
non, was in town this week.
George N. Hamilton is recrea-
ting and rusticatisg in Grants!
vile.
W. W. Mccoy, OF Marietta, Ohio,
autographed at the Bailey House
on Monday.
j, S. Hyor, Of Sutton, passed
through Weston this week, on his
way east TO purchase goods.
John Hamilton, of Fairlnont, is
visiting the family Of Mrs. NJ. A.
Barnes.
George I. Bland, n typo on the
Sutton .Aourtaineer, was in town
this week.
| Mr. Borum, who has been in the
furniture business here for some
time, left us this week.
George J. Hurley, a Weston boy,
together with his sister, Mrs. CIV.
I.ackey, and her husband, have
located at Garrett, Indiana.
Rev. Henry Langford is visiting
Baltimore, Washington, Richmond,
and other portion, Of the Old Do
minion.
Morgan N. Brannon, ESQ.,, broth
or of Hon. Henry and Judge Bran
non, and son, Of Winchester, Vir-
sinia, were in town this week.
Squire Warder and Mrs. John
Farnsworth, of Troy, passed
through our town OIL Wednesday,
on their way to Buckllannon:
We see in the list of passengers
booked for Europe last week from
New York, tia name of Leo. Kahn,
who was in the clothing business
here two years ago.
Our young friend and former
townsnnn, John n. Hamilton,
ESP, Of EVANSVILLE, is favorablr
spoken of for the next Delegalc to
the Legislature from Calhoun
county. u
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

Dg~rrcrlvE FIHE.-Un Monday
afternoon last the residence and all
it contained Of Capitals, Joln, Bal
lev, near Broad Run Church, wns
totally DESTROYED by fire. Mr.. Gai,
ley did not succeed in saving any
furniture, oranytllingin fact. The
fire originated from sparks from
the chimney in the rear building.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17
CHENILLE, April /

bLENNlLl'Ei hprH l.
Editor Democrat:
Our people arc still alive, but
from some unknown cause have
not been represented in your paper
for some time.
The Normal School opened OH
the 9Th Of this month with Il
reasonably good attendance. Sever
al students from Lewis are here.
Coleman Want has Eeen suffer.
ing severely with rheumatism, but
is now considered out Of danger.
"Linn,' our worthy corrcspon'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17
Larger Stock Clothing

dent of the hepHLIican, is causinS
not little excitement in our
''burg." She and the editor Of the
Gilmsrte sescm 10 have II tough
time off
Mrs. C. r. Whiting has boon on
the sick list for some time.
Our district school, under the
management of Prof. +. P. Sexton,
and Miss LenoH Johnson is pro-
crossing finely. II is now drawing
to II close. WE:.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17
From ths Independent State.
ADnlsoS, April 8, 1880.

.ur. EtEsr.
On tho 18th inst, Mr.. Ezra Fisher
a youth of about nineteen, made
murlerous attack upon Alr. Johr
Clifton, a very worthy citizen o
our county, breaking Ills arm ii
two places, and otherwise injurinG
him. Fisher has been arrested and
committed oiail to await tho nc
ton of Hon. Judge Brannon's Court
in June next.
We lave several candidates fol
the I.rgislatura-Judge Doddrill
DR.. Dyer, Messrs. Hoover and
Cherry. They are all very clever
gentlemen.
AIr. William G. llamrick is spo'
ken of for Sheriff.
DR.. Benctum is candidate for
reelection IS Assessor. lie is 4
good man for the place, and is
worthy of reelection. His books
are well and accurately kept.
Adam G. Hamricls, ESP, is spo'
ken of for our next Presiding JUS
tice. No more worthy man in OUT
county than Mr.. iIamrick.
Mr.. P. T. Duffy has returned
from a trip to Kanawha, Grcenbrier
&C., looking well.
DR.. Dyer and Lawyer Dorr are
putting upa neat building near the
Court House for 1llires and othet
purposes. They IRE doing the
work themselves mostly. Bully
for them.
Mcssrs. Duffy and Lakewood are
making some handsome improve
ments in Addison. Mr.. II. has but
recently married a new wife, which
has added Il new inspiration to his
energies.
Mcssrs. Boggs and Wecse are as
sociated as gun and blacksmiths
Mr.. Boggs inhcrits II genius for the
gun business.
Mr.. Knight, from Braxton, has
novel to Addison and opened 4
blacksmith shop.
Mr.. Isaac Cool will, OH the It'll
inst, sell out part OF the Webster
and Draxton rosd-the part from
Addison TO Little Grassy Greek
across the Miller Mountain, rol
making which the Court ut lis lusl
session appropriated 500. Thu
road vii! cross gt. u very low place
in the mountain, and will he Il gooG
road for Tive Holly and Braxtol
people coming to Addison.
Mr.. Woodell, who recently pur
chased Mr.. Peter Coger's hotelanc
fifty or more aeres Of land, ha'
moved to our town and entered
upon the duties Of Il hotel keeper
lie has very large and interesting
falnily-a wife and nine children
They are from Poealiontas county
May success and prosperity 0ttent
them.
sIessrs. Curry and Miller arc do
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

free fight or a convention arc I'M,
settled questions. Still water runs
deep, and the devil is at the bot
tom, is a quaint saying.
| is current here that the cause
of the church and of Grant hare
been ably sustained. November
will tell.
Messrs. Curry, Cool and others
are making preparations, and as
usual will be glad to do whatever
they can to enhance the pleasure,
comfort and welfare Of their guests.
WEELsEE,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

THE GRAND CHARITY BALL,
which took place in the city Of
Baltimore, at tho Academy Of Mu'
sic, last Tuesday night for the ben
eft of the Nursery and Childs'
Hospital, was ono Of the most brill
liant and noted assemblagef ever
held within il walls. On that oc-
casion every christian dcnomina-
ton WAS represented, and many
of the Hebrews uitlsd in the cause.
The affair surpassed every other
social event Of the season, and
brought out all the elite Of tlie
city, where were represented the
highest orders Of active and intel
lectual life, maternal dignity and
the fair and magnitieently arrang,
ed beauties Of the Monumental
city. In gIancing oscr the long
list of guests, we notice the name
of one of our Weston ladies, who is
thus described:
Miss Mary Bennett, Of Weston
". Va, the daughter oil Hon
J, N, Bennett of that SLa!a aud Il
guest Of Mrs. Vim. J. Albert, wore
an elegant white Indian Silk. lIel
ornaments were natural flowers
Miss. Bennett WAS escorted by Mr.
Talbcrt J. Albert, and Matr0nized
by Mrs. John Stewart "
Duringth course of the evening
the attendance reached over l,jCC
persons and The net sum realized
will perhaps amount to $1,000
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

DIR. S!Mpsoy has moved TO the
lNmse that he purchased of. II.
Ryan, ou G4sltcr Street, near the
Presbyterian Church. We under
stand that some persons have
formed the impression that the
Doctors dog is vicious at night
lie requests tls to ray that no is
perfectly harmless, .sn0 that any
one can enter the yald with perfect
safety, day or night.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

4 Cn.STY ASSOCIATION Of Wool
Growers was formed in Harrison
county on Monday last. ". D.
Carper was elected President and
james McGann. .ir. Secretary. Mr.,
carper is a large wool grower and
Handles the finest sheep. lie is
devoting his best energies TO the
sheep growing interests and the
Harrison County Association ac-
ted wisely in making him President
Of their wganizatioH.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

NorlcE.-1 have opened a new
line Of Groceries and CONNECTION.
cries, OIL Second Street, three doors
below Ross opposite tho Hayden
House. ] take this method Of
inviting all my old customers 10
call. J. s. WILKINSON.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

REilGlars Rev. S. L. Jones
will preach in The NJ i. Church
Sunday evening.
Rex George NJ Fleming will
preach in the Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning and night.
4 Sabbath School has been or
ganized by the Baptist denomina'
tiQn, which will meet every Sunday
ut . 4. u.
Rev. G. d. lIclmick will preach
at Cllalfant's Hall Wednesday. ev'
ening next.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17
MRS. NJ. J. SH AW has re
VI moved TO Weston snt
opened out Il
IilliaeEy Store,

on Main Street, next door to Elias
Fishers. She has q large supply
Of Goods in her line, which She
oilers low, and invites her friends
to give her q call.
4 beautiful line of SxlO frames
for Photographs at the News De-
pot.
Just received ii nice line of Velvet
frames for photographs, at the
News Depot.
East Lynne, the popular novel,
for sale nj the News Depot, price
10 cts.
The finest line Of Stationary
ever brought to Weston. at the
News Depot.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

AproISrEp-Nir. J. G. Wander
wort having resigned his position as
superintendent of the turnpikcs Of
tho county, the Court at its last
term appointed Thomas casey ST.
perintcndent Of thu ''pike
from Weston tG the Gilmer linc,and
|. N. Castor from Weston to the
Upshur line, A. c. Hale from Wes-
ton 10 the Harrison line, aud New
ton Peterson from Weston to the
i,raxton county line.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

TNrnE has brcn d considerable
reduction in ,:lle pfiee ofrsil road
and bar iron in The last two weeks.
and it is confidently expected
there will shortly be u, reduction
i'll the price Of saba
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

Az ALARM OF FIRE was sounded
on Friday afternoon last. Tile
dwelling house i'll West Weston,
occupied by Dir. Ward, was dis
covered to be OH fire. 1t was ex-
tinguislled before any serious dam.
was Aonk.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

DR.. Morris, Dentist will visit
Weston 8 times Il year hereafter.
Ills next visit will he about the
middle Of June, 1850.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

Monday last two
children Of Mr.. Pages, Of Weston
eat poke root, nistakins it for rad
isles. As a natural result, they
were seriously poisoned. Al last
accounts they were considered out
Of danger.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

CuASGEn-The new church nj
Harmony, Hackers Greek, Lewis
county, W. Va, viii be dedicated
on the the 23rl Of 1Iny. Res. T..
IL. Lewis, \. NJ. Of Baltimore will
preach the dcdicatory sermon.
D. G.. liELMIcE.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

their pathway through life be
strcwcl with flowers, and odors
sweet as the gift received at their
kind hands. A.
Editor Democrat
It has been a long while since ne
Ind Il friendly chat. / do not
know how 10 better improve this
cold snowy day, and dispel the
gloom from within and without,
than BY communicating with you,
providing the good intent is agree
able to THE DEMOCRAT; ifnot, you
know where the basket is,and waste
paper is in great demand.
For IL long while back [ have had
in contemplation a visit to some
old war friends who reside in Brax-
ton. We had not met for years.
Early in March started on my
Journey. Our meeting was most
cordial, and 10 your correspondent
at least of the most pleasant char
acter. The glowing descriptions
Of that favored county fall short Of
reality. Tho beauty of scenery, the
excellence Of soil, and inexhausti-
bic mineral wealth beneath, must
within II few years convert it into a
perfect garden Of ellen. The ex-
tension of your narrow guage road
10 Sutton, the removal OF obstrlIc-
tons on Elk River, with 4 better
care Of her roads, would open the
way. Force of circumstances must
bring about II much needed revolu-
ton III our 9ta'e "''",fs' ."e
middle counties "aSo ,'v'''9'"i'
been cf'miiaiiE hes'ee'e" D! h"f
row-mindcd, selfish politicians.
The more advanced sections, bor-
d'r!ns OIL o'ilcr 7'"'eS' nave y, %''
sorDea svery'''ing' 10 INV "''sl "IS
rcsat'I oil "hal 'h ,:' eI'l Tue p"IN-
woods country n'le u"' ~. - "" ,,:a
ing %heh theS VIII loon "''l' 'i'-
may AT tncit s'ort-sll'c",,ess !
anu, no's"s oO'e"', pt'At",'' ~
Stef anu so"le otlset eou,'''ee Nv" y,
ignored OF siicere''" ~; wiz s"aNeo,t
their anaek'es' anu 'o'"'y "'"''''
10 tne 'foh1 fa"N.
fnll'ics were a're".ay Tue ofue' Vi
Inc aay IN Sutton Inv 'e'st'['o.'0
W. Newlon was cs,1D''s"'"s '''"
MS ONCE 10 '''e "'"S ''''' ""S
more interesting 10 your co'es
pohaeht, Gun he eo'''u NV IA" 49,. 10
ADMIT inc 'Fut" Vi e'''"tI' s'"'
mehls' FOR i'.s'"i'ee' D'a y,
couhtyS recoF" Is us c'e"r' II 'lo'
clearer t''a'i ''".. VI many WV
nave 0eeh 1epe"'ruly .e"" 4, ' II
parry ieaI'!' ~ P''e,.,s '''e'' ~,
Vore'' SONS III PAGES Vi 'io.'oF "'''
We recolIsct 'Ha' "''el' NF' ou"-
nlngl'am was brought forward rs "
candidate iof Tue ONCE OIL A"o''oF'
l'raxtoh' though her representa-
i've whose BUSINESS qU'!I''ic", ''''S
are well eslaoIlsheo, ".o no' re-
celSe at lhe convention III Charles-
ton barely a honorable Fecogh'tioh'
i" ''''"e''' '''"' ''
will DO Il candidate again. Now 80
then nc completes with orc OF Inc
most popular men IN Inc stale
one VINO during his term Of ONCE
has gwen perfect anu general s"'ls-
laetlon' location IN ounce w, WIS
once the democratic lu's' Inc
query Is nave Democratic pF'nr''
pies generally gone inc way me
wooao'nc '".ne''i' has inc. O,u
snip Locoioco oceN utterly
wrecked! Hlo 1ne 1e''eFsoh S"'ll"'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

DlrD.-on the 10th inst, Mr..
Addison Hall, Of Freenansturg,
this county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-17

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