davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-12-24
THE American navigation laws had tl,oir

THE American navigation lnws Ind tl,ofr
origin III n compromise between tho ship-ownuE
interest OF Now Engnnl nud tho sIaychnding
interest Of tho aou,hern Suites. Gonyernour
MUrrIa WIS tho author Ut tho compromise. Ito
proposed ~ bargan" between tho oxtretno
South md New En9land. Tho result was IL COM
promise, by which thu right to Import slavos wns
to be continued until 1908, a period of twenty
years, IND tho right to regulate commerce WIS
to be glson to Congress-. This Ia tho true story
Of tho origin OF those navigation laws about
whc. Diano Republican conventions havo
pnsscd such sentimental resolutions. Con.
linckncy, Ut South Carolina, is ro-
ported to havo said iu convention,
OH this comrnet: ut WIS tho true Interest OF
tho Southern statcs 10 hayo no regulation Of
co1nnerce, but, considering tho loss brought on
outlor, their liberal conduct to tue yiows of
Southern, Stntcs hatl In being un!tesl With tho
no fcttors should bo Imposed OIL tho power Of
mnking commercial regulations, and thought
bis Blatcs, though prcjudiccl QgAtnst tho Enst-
Cru 6tatrs, would bo rcconc!tea Ly their LIBERAL
ity." Lrthor nfHrtiu, QUO Of tho Delegates wrota
homo 10 tho SpoAkor of tho At,rylanl Lrgs!n-
tnte: ~ found tho Enatern Statcs, nutwitt-
atnnlng their aversion to slavery, wcro worry
willing to indulge tho Southern 6tntos, at least
with temporary liberty to prosecute the slayo
trade, provided tho Southern statcs would in
turn Rrntify thom by laying no restrictions On
thu enactment VI navigation aots." Now that
one OF tho rules OF DAr0artsm has disappeared,
would 1t not bo we'll 10 dlspouso With tho other7
, 1880-12-24

nFcVrcker'a Titeatrc.
Madison etfcut. bctwn9n stas0 aud Dearborn.
Engagement OF Hermann.
, 1880-12-24

,GYnufI t3rerst. ITnIsae.
c1nrk street.. oppus!t new C0nrt-fionsa. EnTnce
rnent u? aftnn!o Palmer. "fInnio Tnfnor's Doardn
School,"
The journal of industry., 1880-10-09

eli is chan gsd there nov and all viii b~
changed hero n the end.
The American people have made
freedom the law Of this land and all
the people Who expect to live pesceeble
And prosperous fveA under this GOV
srDment, must sooner or later conform
their conduct TO tins great lac. The
South 10 great bot the Nation 10 great
Or.
For your encouragement, you shonid
remember that you arS not the only
people who have been greatly persecu-
Ted and have risen superior to IT. The
QuAkers. Baptists and Meth odnts have
al been oppressed and psrsecuted
among the very people BY whom tosy
are now respected. The Jews . hun.
drsd years ago were among the most
oppressed and persecuted Of men. They
are now masters of the money bags Of
the world. The great Anglo Saxon
race, nov giving its language. its laws
AID its civilization to the whole world.
only few oenturies ago, were the
slaves Of their Norman invaders and
oonQuerers.
advise you North Carolinisns To
remain in North Carolina. You can
moro easily mako North Carolina what
North Caroline ought to DO. than
make yourselves 10 Indiana what you
desire TO be. Your going thers too
may arouse e gainst you much tho same
feeling of which you justly complain
here.
Taking courage from what has been
already done in our behalf, measuring
the dark and dreadful depths from
vhich - hava come. considering tho
power and efficiency Of the moral for.
COS now employed in favor OF human
progress, the tendency OF the nation.
and our own elasticity and power OF
endurance, ] cannot distrust or despair
Of the future.
This annual exhibition Of tho fruits
of your industry here in Raleigh 10 .
telling contradiction to the story that
you cannot live and flourish on the soil
Of your birth, and the fact that l am
here addressing you, 10 faot OF some
significance considering the times and
Who and what l am and have besn.
The journal of industry., 1880-10-09

ORA TON, BY HON. FREDERICK
DOUGLASS ON THE OCCASION
OF THE SECOND ANNUAL
EXPOSITION OFTHE COL
ORED PEOPLEOF NORTH
CAROLINA. DELIVERED
ON FRIDAY, OCTO-
BER FIRST, 1880
The journal of industry., 1880-10-09
NEATA Of -. ALICE p. LkAAN

The intslliRenc Of the death OF the
above estimable lady which o.
1t the residen Of her mother, ON East
Street, at noon Wednesday last, sent
q shock Of sadness and sorrow through
ont the entire community. Mrs. Lsary
had como up from her home in Fay
etteville to attend the Industrial Fair
and to spend few weeks with her rel
atives and friends. She seemed in un-
usual health and spirits when We last
met her and gave promise OF long
and happy future. But alas ''in the
midst of life we are in death" We'd.
nesday morning she rose in usual
ealth with no premonitions Of the
sad, sad hour, 20 near ut hand. While
sitting at the breakfast table she was
taken with . pain In her head and said
to her mother that she thought the
blood was rushing to her head. She
was laid upon the bsd and continued
to grow worse s.d worse. Physicians
wore soon called in and did al that
mortals could do to avert the sad end,
but oil in vain. About noon shs passed
from the labors Of time to her eternal
reward.
Mrs. Leary was born. il ws mistake
not, in the city Of Wilmington and was
in the 2eth year Of her age. She had
lived in Raleigh from early childhood.
to the winter Of 1874, when. on De
cembsr 9th, Of that year, she VA uni
ted in marriage to John 8. Leary, Esq,
of Fayetteville, where she has lived
ever since. Like tho Otsy boys, from
whose deaths We have hardly yet re-
covered, shs was . companion Of our
early days and 10 associstsd With some
Of the dearest and purest moments Of
that happy period. To ~ the an.
nounesment Of her death was -
thunderbolt from . cloudless sky. We
were shocked, We were stricken. We
feel too SD to sAy more. At future
time ws shall try 70 add our tribute to
hsF memory.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06
From Ne,v York.
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL Med. CoL.,l
NEM York. Oct. %.

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MED. COL,
New YORK, Oct. 20.
Editor Democrat.
Am happy TO be able to write
you a few words from the Mctrop-
oils. Great excitement in the city
now over the matter Of politics,
Everybody seems to be doing his
utmost for his party. I believe
the contest will be hard and close
one here. Much excitement aud
confusion over the "Gartield Chi.
nose Letter" Great crowds al
Judge Davis Court at the trial Of
Philip. l believe he will be ac-
quilted. Ths letter will certainly
iniure General Garfield.
Democratic procession last night
great enthusiasm for General
Hancock. I had The great pleas
ure and honor Of calling upon Gen
eral Hancock this evening. Made
him a visit at his home on Cover
nor's Island, and had quite an in
teresting interview with him. He
is very composed-plain, but pro-
found. Seemed to be in exceeding
good cheer, and talked much about
the work Of next Tuesday. Said
that if the young men Of our coun-
try at this election did nothing
more than pre,erre purity at The polls,
they would have accomplished
much. Said he had no personal
interest or ambition in this cleo
ton more than any other man
whose interest is in the welfare Of
this country, except the honor that
wa, attached to it; but that hc felt
sure there ought to be a change.
He talked well. I enjoyed it.
Wish him well.
am dsins we'll MI school.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06
Baltimore Live stock War
kct tor Nov,

iRrpr CITT1E,-The wholesale
x arket was a little irmer, With
n ,, somewhat higher than lust
wces, NJ, least for the better grades,
md tbe retail trade in most cases
aiSo showed more firmness for tons
md good medium Cattle, which
were not>in excess of the demand.
And NV ,lint Of hard holding a
shade letter prices were obtained
o o for tons and good
co1n,ry Cattle, while common were
M better than last week. We
nm,te Mt Q 25a5 80, most sales
1an";ng from 8 30 10 4 50 Der 100
Ihs
sTttcu Cows.-The demand is
active for Good Cows, We quote at
sSais nor Ec.d, AZ to quality.
Up Prices to.day for Beel
Cattle ranged as follows: Best
RSevos at E Pass 30: that gen.
oralIv rotel first quality 1 0Oa
AZ -. medium or good fair qual,
;tv I 00aSI 90: ordinary thin
Steers Oxen and Cows 2 25ao 10
oxtrene range of prices 9 25a5 80
Most If The sales were from 8 SO
~ 4 n, ner 1O0 lbs. or the re,
ce;,ts 92i4 head came from Viz,
sinia, ia from Ohio, 90 ron,
Kentucky. iii from MARYLAND. and
1075 head from West Virginia. TO,
tai rare;nts for The mast week were
Ioo3 hcad against 5J56 Inst week
and 7G99 same time last year. o.
the offerings $50 head were taker
nv Baltimore butchers, 1866 solo
to country dealers, and 667, hcad t.
Eastern spectators. Total sales
for the week 256l head, against
1869 last week, and 1857 head SAINT
time last year.
SwISE.--Ttlere is n large falling
off in the numbers, but the quality
shows little, if any change, as it j!
quiteas good as last week. Thu
offerings, though comparative
ly light, seem to be near abou
equal to the demand, with VIVA n,
were left over from Last week. I'M
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06
WHITE J. BAILEY.

II digging the wellin our court
house yard, the. workmen found at
the depth Of 43 feet from tho sur
face a genuine water shell-not q
mussel or other fresh water shell,
but that Of a real, saltwater oyster.
How, aud when did it get there?
We have the shell in our office and
it secn.by any on, who
either doubts =or=believes tits
pre-Aiamite occupant was good
sized, fat fellow, thut died. natu-
raj death, unless aprimeval musk,
rat, or some other dainty mout!led
nocene epicurc raided his biyalyu-
larship, when he was gently nap
ping in his warm, briny bed
Ra na sia Gazette.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06
Webster County yews.
Mr. Pleasant, Nov. !

Mt. PLEASANT, Nov =
Editor Democrat.
Not seeing anything from this
part Of the country in your paper
for some time, concluded TO give
you a few items.
A few days age q young Mr..
Jackson sizemore shot and killed
one of his sisters instantly. The
hnll catered the left breast aud is
supposed to have lodged in her
heart. She was about 10 years old.
The shooting was done With a No.
% revolver. -,sD'
Dr.. NJ. II. Dyer and Miss Mag
Gle woddell we're united in mar
riage n few days ago. They are
both Of Webster c. II.
A protracted meeting is in pro-
eress at Mt. Pleasant. The Rev.
I,eerh, of thu Southern Methodist
Church, is conducting the same.
We have plenty Of fine weather
Mt present. The farmers are seed
ing and shocking corn.
Land buyers occasionally look,
ing utter land for timber and
farms. =.
Dr., T. +. Cherry, Of Baltimore,
bas 100 acres Of fine tillable land
in this neishborhOOd for sale a
Two improvements and !; two , line
orchards on the same This land
lnys we'll, and mostly all good til
InLl. land. Some Of your. Lewis
county men would do well 10 come
and buy. ,,,,,.o
Any person wishing 10 purchase
con do 50 by applying to the aa-
IS,. 1'erms-sl,60o, with
"vc.tbirl caSl, in hand, and the
rsmaindsr in one and two years
3. MoLLoHAN,
su,vcyor Of Independent State
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06

that good old Virginia gentleman
is yet among US and We sincerely
hope that his days of usefulness
will yet be many.
We of Nononglia county, irrc-
spectiye of party, arc for Hon,
John Drannon for a seat in the
United States Senate.
Yours, a Ia Poe's Raven,
No MORE.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06
GoMMtM Courts.

Lswie.-Eirst Monday 10 February.
April, June, August, October and
Deceuber-tle June aud October
terms for fiscal aad poice business
only.H
.Gilmer. Second Monday 10 February
April. June, August, October aad
December. f'agtz 49,
Upshur Second N onluyiiu February
{ April, June, August, October aud
December.
Brax,on. -Firs. Tuesday IN January
March, May. July. September and
November.
Webster.- Fourth Tuesday in Febf,la'
ry, April. June, August. ocsoUef
and December.
alhoun. Fourth Monday 10 Febraa
ry, March. June. August, septem
Der and November.
Town OFFICERS.
Kayor-J. W. Wotlindin.
rs Pecorder-C. p. Hale.
,Aldermen-la lfuni-JOhn Shea
% Wanl-A. G, Hale.
81 Ward-Jamcs Burns.
4th, Ward-Joscph A. watson
Seyeant.-J. 5. WILKINSON
-,.....:...----.----.--..1.----- -"----
YpsI2TISs.
A.F.SA. M.-stated eCninunle i'shs
d Weston Ladge No 10, AL. ana a; ~
viii be held on tbs First and Third NOR
days ofsvesy month: r,,,,v ~ v
AN. DENT, VS..
JANE LEw.-Slatsd communication,
Jackson Lodge No. 3d. A: +; and a.
vii be held n their Hall, In Jane Lew O"
the second Saturday Ia each uonth' ~ II
800 ISAAC JACKSON, w. H.
". D. CAlrER, Sec
Weston Lodge No. 100, l. 0. O. F. He'''
every Thursday night, sr,rtr No
5 or RoHRBoUGu, n. s.
Weston Br such Q. K Of Hses '"'
8 lsl and Sd Sunday, at 5 ?. y, Ma,
~ -. -, sJAS. B0uAS, PFe''
r. ". STERLING, Sec. -.,-.
p. ~ rn7-srI 81, .f.a....
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06

VIZ regret TO aaonunce tlrat
DR.. N. Dent was stricken down
with paralysis ell Saturday even
ing, 6ct 18th, and is in a very crit
icaI condition. From what we can
learn. the inference is that his re-
coyery is Acknowledgements
Aer Dominion.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06

RELIABLE data from the Agricul;
tural Bureau al Washington shows
the current value Of cleared land in
West Virginia to be $21 per acre
and Of timl,ered land, s9.a9-while
the joint increase in these values
has been oS per cent. Elsewhere,
cleared land is valued highest in
Massachusetts at ssS and lowest in
Alabama at 1858.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06
II. r. Camden.

To him whose name heads this
article, was awarded the honor for
the Sest essay, written in the class
Of Literature at the University of
Virginia for the session oflS79-'SO.
From the Virginia University
Magazine, Of the October number,
1880, edited and published at that
college, we clip the following:
According to custom, We pub
llsh as the first article in the Oc-
tober number the best essay written
in the Literature class of the past
session. The subject is Sir Walter
Raleigh, and the author Mr.. II. P.
Camden
twill be observed that the re-
cipient Of the above compliment
familiarly and better known among
us MS @Harry"-is a Weston boy
and son Of DR.. 7. B. Camden.
We have read the essay, and can
truly say that is production OF
classical order and evinccs no small
degree of scholarly attainments.
We extend 10 Harry our congrat-
ulations.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06

School stationary cheaper than
ever, at the Nows Depot
Brinkman & Sterling have re'
oei,ed a full line of ladies clO"sS'
and a large stock of clothing.
=, Good Sowing Machine vi AZ
BMe's Brsg Store.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06

1,ost inspected lamp oil and oils
of ali kinds at l'aro's'
Buckets, tubs, brComs' VASE
honr'Is &c., at t;rcsorys'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06
From, o,tl lfono,ooiio.
MoRoAyrowx, Oct. Is.
Editor Dcmocra,.

did victory ut the recent election
in this State. 1921 is no small
majority for our standard-bcsrcr
Jackson. West Virginia is more
solidly Democratic than any State
in the Union. Count pro rata and
see..
In this sage old town, born too
soon, progression has many cred
Utilities. curative and very quaint
modus opcrandi Of conducting life.
Tho old sage town, with II less
population than it had 90 years
ago, yet deserves some credit us a
monument of the past. She lives
and moves slowly, yet has an cx-
isience. Old Athens, the seat Of
learning in the palmy days ofclas-
- +,
SECS IL no where sls 10 the modern
Athens of West Virginia. Every
tmns 10 :! ola hefe' gave the fea,
which lives far in advance Of its
people. If there be any good in
cheerlulhess, or III change OF mo-
notonF, can safely say the i'0's,
IKE an OASIS, leads many readers
10 THINK our modern Athens is q
1--we town. But all our apparent
livelihood is found not only in the
sanctum Of the Post, but the Do
"'tn'0n too. Both are lively and
progressive, and both use progress
siye adlectlyes, foreign to polite
ears Lie, rascal, thisf, &c.--don't
learn all this, OF by inspiration
-, ~,
on'.ets..s ieS" u, ~, .S.s wv,
vi pf. ,:,, o,u NsAe"s y, ,sa
her Picadilloes and young West
Virginia n Atliehs shouts asse ue,s'
oaf MI U"nI ,: , - eo," INV,
nAhN l'hh lima al Et1tftnG IE pNlt1I
= oou' Nc i'i'e " sstI'es = 49,
II, II Nos ~ ue.'et "a" ia. y: w
itne WIZ ue'stvps ..-' ~. .L9' 49,:
u. " Que VI 'ue oe'' ~ ,N' o'llo"'
" a'ase sn ,:,, NUS ,,an.i a a' RI
sec1 IL W npe.a1 a ~, .A"
nearly cooperation 'il' euu.a.0 -
., our '''a's ~no w'tA alu lsapt: -
'laee ouf euu'astotS1 t't'S''' "
am ,.s!, iaiie' 4.
v lla' iaSins ps..ssea eAS4s.-
~ carries ahsy '"e osa psopse,
r !, uitsiet 3ots 'ots.1.s .a,1
all the pafaphefhal,a u pal,ue'
m n mas Y. i'ptea us' ",
women a..a ssst. l
INT cess,pool5otz Tue potts.eai
arena ''1.z.z!=..s= 45
|ZOurZeandidate Governor,
Hon. George G. sturslss, win
1921 fernenstz him, is cooled IN
|;ardor,5 and has time to study the
future, and I hope profit by 1t.
Our stereotyped speech made up
IN u sleFeo'yPeu 'o"n ~ WI" VIZ :
well IN the coss oi o. cou''''e' u
west virginia. z,
+. NJ cllaliant, o. your '9"n, ~,
livered before the hancocS ei''o
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06


have ever used, is "7he Poor tlan's
Lirer Pills. Whilst they act thor
oughly upon the bowels, there is
no pain nor gripping, produced by
their action, rs is the case; with
most other. pills. As they act
promptly upon the stomach, most
attacks Of sick headache, arc re-
licvcd in about two hours. Price
only Is cents per box.
Bring your produce to Gregory's
in exchange for his cheap goods.
Glass and Queensware at Gregg
RVS. He will not be undersold.
Teas, green 40, GO, Scots AMIDST 90
per pound, ut Gregory's. m
At Gregory's you can get glass
sets, four pieces for 30 cts. Come
and see them.
Coffee Is, IS and 20cts per
pound at Gregory's.
Black tea, 20, 60, Scots and 81 90
at Gregory's.
Cakes, crackers, cheese, bologna
sausage, dried beef, &C., ut Gregg
RVS.
Mrs. N. J. Shaw has just receiv.
ed a fresh supply of Millinery goods
such as hats, flowers, plumes, cor
sets, kid gloves, laces, hamburgs,
vailing, ladies and childrens hose,
wooden sucks, comforts, hoop skirts
zcphyrs, Germantown yarn and
notions in general. Call early
while her goods are fresh.
Large chromos, size 24x30 in a
handsome frame for 81 % at J
Finster's News Depot.
The cheapest place in town t
get looking glasses is at james
Finster's. "
DR.. Morris, Dentist will visi
Weston 3 times u year hereafter
His next visit will be on tho 26tf
of October.
oran gcs, lemons, raisins, nut
&C., at Grcgory's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06

ISEAaous.-T Tuesday night last,
a mob of negroes took Guss Per-
kins, q colored boy to the river and
threw lin in, because he had that
day voted the Democratic ticket.
There is a gang Of negroes in this
place that has been keeping up
this kind Of terrorism, over the bet
Ter class Of negroes, fol several
years and it is time an end was
was put 10 it. Sheriff McDanald,
will have the summoning Of tile
next grandjury, aud tho law abid-
ing citizens Of the county will ex-
pect him to summons a jury that
will enquire into this outrage. We
know of several Of The colorel men
Of the county, that prefer voting
the Democratic ticket, but, if they
do so at ALL. they do it in secret,
for fear Of violence from the mob
element Of their race. This con-
duct will have 10 be stopped and the
sooner the vio!ators of this mob
law recognize that fact, the better
it will be for them.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06

Parties having iirst:class Wal:
nut, Ash, Chestnut, Maple or Pop
liar for sale, are advised to write to
the Grafton Furniture Company at
Grafton. ". Va. 80 =.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06
:1zHEDENOCR4TlT
.SATURDa F.,.I.. Eov. 6.
'Eime Table OF the w. & G.
Railroad.
on'and after Monday, May oath,
1850. Trains will run rs follows:
GOING Sol.rff.
No. l.-Thrungh Passenger and Ereiyhi=

s., :, GOING Nolsrh.
y 10. Through Passenger and Freight
Leave Weston at5 :35lA. NJ, Jane
1 Lew, w; y LOST e, Greek, G:52;;
nv. oiate, = 20 y; C!ar1Sspurs,
ny. Arrive at Clatksburg at
Z Z 80. Am.
No Way Passengers and Freight
Leaves Weston at 1880 P. NJ;
rFlesher'st Depot, !. | :40;f Jane
Lew, 2D5; 'Mllio RI Road,
2:lo; Lost Greek ~ 81,
Church 2:95; Eskldmofes az
Mt. Glare, 2;5l, !; Browns bfeeK,
rive at clarksburg at % J. y.
n,v,v p,s,nsr, nnl r ,iyh,
Leaves ClarksL,Irg at S :35 4. n. :
W. Clarksburg, S:iS; 1Brown's
Creek, 800; Nit. Glare, 9:l2
4 .ASkidmors's, 9:22; HBrlck
Church, . :32 Lost Creek 20 ;
Milford hoaa, s:4y;J Jane Lev,
~ ~ fi Ws... D9 tx .. 80 :,
ait4ye"S "es'V't ~ - - = =
10. i.-lafeah fasstllcf ahu fieisaI.-'
~" ,nnVhg tlnfkSUlIrn ut + .1tl p. NJ. !,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06

pEnsoyAI.-Atrs. William L.
Lively aud children will go to
the Sunny South to spend the win
ter.
Mr.. c. P. Moore and wife are on
avisit TO Garrett, Indiana.
Ellis and jacob S. Hyer, Of Sui
ton, werein town on Thursday.
Rev. Henry Langford left yes:
terday for. Huntington: TO attend a
meeting ofthc Baptist Association,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06
SMecluA Notices.
Children'sIIYorm Syrup prepared

SNccluA Notices.
Children'sWorm Syrup prepared
by J. H. Dare.
The finest lot Of Standard Boots
in this section at Brinkman Il
sterling's.
All accounts due me must be
settled at once. Ishare waited as
long as ! can-''look O lccdlc oud."
F. BnlSKMAX.
Choice cigars and tips at Baro's
Drug Store.
All Kinds of ladies and gents
Shoulder Braces at Bare's Drug
Store.
Gregory has the largest stock Of
confectionery and toys in town
Give him a call.
Grcgory's is the place for your
stoncware.
Mr.. Brinkman desires us to say
that r. W. Sterling is authorized
to receipt for nloney,duc him.
Rest corn cutter ever offered in
this market at Brinkman & Sterl-
ing's.
a large andvaricd stock Of No
tons Just received at Brinkman 4
Stcrling's.
Finest assortment Of dress goods
ever brought to Weston TO BIO had
ut Brinkman & sterling's.
Ladies' and Children's Shoes
that never wear out at Brinkman
& sterling's.
At Grcgory's you can get glass
tumblers, 40 cts per dozen, goblets,
t9cts per dozen.
/ Finest brands Of Cigars 10 be
had at J. II. Bare's.
Fx,n;n. I ,ecorv.s stock Of hats
they are low from Scots up.
For SALE.-Tlie Weston Steam
LANYARD. For particulars apply
10 TIA. EDWARDS.
You; can gct bargains N 1he
confectionery inc, 1or case "
!,
a compete STOCK OF photo anu
autograph, albums, primers oo9ks,
stationary ehal&, cfayons, poohet
books and purses al MORROW "
u.
70 not 'all 70 call AZ puhmnst9l $
and and see ms large STOCK OF LADIES
CioaRs'
If you wanta beautiful lamp, go
10 Morrow 4 Hersman.
(;o 70 Grcrory,s for yorr cbeap
rroeeriess 81
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06

You can get bargains in the
confectionery line, for cash at
J. S. Wilkinson's:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06

Nor1cE.-1 have opened a new
line Of Groceries and Confcction-
cries, on Second Street, three doors
below Ross opposite the Hayden
House. Itake this method Of
inviting all my old customers to
call. j. s. WILKINSON
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06

A complete stock Of photo and
autograph albums, primers, books,
stationary, chalk, crayons, pocket
books and purses at Morrow Il
Hcrsman's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06

Leave Weston at 8 :35IA. NJ, Jane
Lew, 600; Lost Creek, G:32;
Mt. Glare, G:53; ". Clarksburg,
TAO. Arrive at Clarksburg at
Al
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-06

Do not fail TO call at Dunnington's
and see his large stock Of Ladies'
Cloaks. -