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-iMother Infamous and Colt
Hooded Murder.

The good citizens Of our county
had hardly recovered from the
dastardly attempt to take the life
Of lleaynor, at Roanoke, when they
were again shocked with the ac-
counts of the most brutal murder
of Il young man named Shrevcs, on
Sunday last, two or three miles
from Roanoke. An inquest was
held over the body Of Shrcves on
Monday. Mr.. Andrew Edmiston,
Prosecuting Attorney for the coun-
ty was present, and sought in every
manner possible to draw from the
witnesses examined tho perpetra-
tors OF this bloody deed, but, we
regret 10 say, he did not succeed
in getting 4 clue to the murdcrers.
Shreves had three shots in the arm
and one through the heart, the lat
ter causing his death.
II is said that Slrcves was the
friend of Corley, and that tho Kill
ling Of him was done by the parties
that Corley has been at var with,
and in retaliation of CorIey's shoot
ing Heavier.
There has been a spirit of law
lessncss pelvading in that neigh
borhood.for the last year, and it is
time the good citizens of that sec
ton should band together and put
a stop 10 it.
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NoTIcE.-I have opened a new
line Of Groceries and Conlrciion-
cries, IN Second Street, three doors
below Ross opposite the HAYDEN
House. | take this method Of
inviting all my old customers To
call. J. S. WILKINSON.
Base balls. bats and score books
ut the News Depot.
The best wllolc.stock 80 80 boots
in town can be found at Dunning.
toms.
Try Barc's Horse and Cattle
Powders. and he convinced that
they are the best.
The bcst-thc cheapest, the "Lit-
tie JOKER at Barnes.
SEE those beautiful green house
flowers and vegetable plants, fruit
trees, eyergreens, Nc, at prices very
low, Leave your orders at Bar
rctt's Gallery.
Cheese, und n full line of Grocer.
cs at A. N. Smiths.
FOn SALE-'l'hc old Catholic
Church lot. This lot will he sold
upon reasonable terms. Apply 10
Father Tracy or \. +. Whelan,
l want my customers and friends
TO como and see me in my new
quarters, in the rooms recently
occupied by J. A. Barnes, where |
am Offering bettOr bargains than
ever. Mrs. J. L. Atkinson.
Trimmed and untrimmcd hats
and bonnetts constantly OIL hand
at Mrs. Atchison's.
! want it distinctly understood
that | can now sell hetter and
cheaper goods in my line than
ever before offered in this market
Mrs J. L. Atchinson.
You can buy 8 gents very bcS
linen collars at Dunnington's for
p crnts.
Choice Rurkwhcat Flour for
sale at tho WoolE0rd Mills.
Gregory's is the place for your
stQncNure. 81
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- e. 10 rs ~ 1pn II
% we're rom > " a !" . -, - pr 4OV Ids
0t!llc rG SG x ;,; aIG'9 c't nn from from
V S,t' W. .t?''' ,c n'r r w from
M ,e NlrGIiila' iot c !.o,n SlarElnnn'
ny ~ rom, ILLINOIS,, oa- IRON NILSSON,
r., W 'r% % Neii's"Hs Oh" 4f ~ i c
run rum e"''sS !s;'''." anu W IRON
lcnNe 5s'S., ! Ic:rlp'S ,o ,GF 'Ilc
w " 100 I,c ioc, "GalilS' wi !aS'
Mohuuy III" o ,2Q 81 l'e'It same ti!m ne
I Iast year. VI line !ne oncrihSs llno
i 1ieI't Mcie ~ ."NI i' ny pIi!a'ilofe
butchers lIo s0!a 70 washington
Guy puIcIt Tn ~ 20 country araI-
eFs, anu 20 'e"H 10 EaSterh speech
I ,ys! to- SUES 1917 l0r NE Mcek'
lS2 ., ,d InGa' I u2aIlSt 4V?' l9St Week.
""s! iU.o Nc tI., same ,i .ll'le laSt year.
oN!M En-. l' 'lu'iltY .! inc oiIcr,
lnsI !: I"lly Us G"Iu lis IL was a;'
W. S IN :, m""I o. Inc yaTa$, WINS! M
IN s .I - - tcl% ,I uS ,r nellls nct-
Ter . .l'am ~ VA; :; t NE mere Is Il
larss tncFGa'G III . . number OF inc
receIP's' ulloGr tIle lhlluS.'cc OF
T ', prices H'Tc lOlI?h oil Sa$c'
G ii t"G I"rse Increase we
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The finest line of Stationary
ever brought to Weston, at the
News Depot.
Flowers. from s cents TO 50 per
bunch, at Mrs. Atchinson's.
Examine Grrgory's stock of hats
they are low from 5Octs up.
Black tea, 10, GO, Scots and 81 on
at Gresory's.
lave now on hand my new
stock of spring and summer goods,
and am offering everything ut a
much lower price than ever offered
in this market before.
Mrs. }. i. Atkinson.
East Lynne, the popular novel,
for sale ut the News Depot, price
10 cts.
Examine GrcgOry's stock Of dry
goods. They are cheap.
Tin ware, Mt Gregory's-buy und
save 20 per cent.
Parties in the country, knowing
themselves to he indebted 10 me,
can settle either by cash or pro-
duca. Mrs. J. i. Atkinson.
Just received a nicO line OF Velvet
frames for Photographs, ut the
News Depot.
Teas, green 40, GO, Scots and$l 90
per pound, ut Grrgory's.
Oranges, lemons, roisins, nuts,
&C., ut Grcgory's.
4 beautiful limo Of Sx10 frames
for Photographs at the News Dc
pot.
All accounts due me up to
March Isl, 1850, must be settled
by the 1st Of May. Those failing
to comply with this request will
find their accounts cut for c0llec-
ton. Mrs. J. i. Atkinson.
Coffee Il, IS and 2Ods per
pound nj Grcsory's.
DR.. Morris, Dentist will visit
Weston 3 times II year hereafter,
Ills next visit viii he about thu
middle If Jane, 1850.
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'cJuHt.


EdiiOr Democrat:
Owing 10 the deep and settled
convictions that the people Of Lew
is county entertain toward 4 young
man when he engages in business
which he has not studied, and with
which ho is is not acquainted; and
especially business in which the
lives Of individuals arc concerned,
makes them dOubly cautious and
circumspect; for this they deserve
credit. But, on the other hand. when
u Young man has studiod diligent-
~, and wo might say with insatia-
Die industry, he ought, and imper-
ntively deserves an endorsement, il
not an cmolIlment from the public.
Now since n young man Of intelli-
gcnce, industry and sobriety has
settled among us, it is 10 be hoped
that We will not make the unpar-
donable mistake that he is not i'll
miliar with the business lie has I'M
dcrtakcn. In behalfof Mr.. c. Hers
man We will shy, (lor we know
whereof we speak that he has been
an untiring student of Pharmacy
for the last four or five years-it
being the very quintescence Of that
which he is so competent now to
practice. Y.
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From the Lightbarn JIiiis


Editor Democrat.
We of the Tightburn, or better
known ms Broad Run, have but
little .ews to note. Tie destruc-
ton of Captain Bailcy's property
you duly noticed in YOU last issue.
We can nnIy add that the Captain
is at work rebuilding, and in a
short time will have u neat and
comfortable house.
The new accessions to our village
of MIR. Chalfant and family, and
Taylor and family, proprietors Of
the Eagle Mills, have given an I'M
pctus 10 business. ChalCant is
erecting neat and substantial
store.house, and will soon ill the
Same with goods. So soon as the
present fictitious boom subsidies, or
comes down to hard pan.
We have fine times with the
finny tribe. Come down and EN-
Joy tle fun and talk about Tiltlcn
with your friend Chalfam.
Our wheat crop looks promising.
Our wool clip is sold at prices
ranging from 30 to 40 cts per
pound.
Our schools have closed, and
teachers are open to ride any spare
horses until schools open again.
We noticed the presence of Isaac
Jackson and John l]erghloy, Com
missioners to estimate the cost of
tho bridge proposed at this point,
on the grounds making asurVcy so
that they can report us to cost, &C.,
at tile June Court. We demand
this improvement in The name Of
the people who have paid fully
onc-tllird Of the revenues of the
county, and in return received COM
pamtively nothing. But We know
the majority Of the people arc will
ing to give lis this little boon so
badly needed and demanded by
this growing section of OR county.
Fully one-third OF tho tax-paying
citizens of the county have joined
us in the petition for the erection
of this bridge. We feel confident
the good sense Of the Court will
not disregard their wishes.
Politically, We arc in stat" quo.
We want no Grant, or rather no
timc-honorcd principles of the gov
eminent violated by the election OF
any man to the third term. Elect
to tho third term, and the Gods
only know where the terms may
end. No third tsrm until we are
prepared to surrender our form Of
Government. As Republicans
Blaine. Of Maine, knows Garcclon,
and did some dirty work up there !;
Washhune, Of lllinois-good man,
but can't double up 10 such omer-
gencics ortho hour. As Democrats
and Conservatives, Hendricks and
Mcclellan. No 4. &. Thurman.
lie has seen tile frosts Of too many
winters; and in his cllild-likc sim
plirity, on the exc ofvictory, MUIR
tIered the Democratic party, not
only of Ohio. hut the nation, Who
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

WuY?-Wc would'Iike TO know
why it is that when IL man comes
in ones office Wien the thcrInonc,
ter is above eighty, lie invariably
shuts the door? and-why does the
same individual invariably leave it
wide open when the weather is so
cold that the Thermometer refuses
TO record the heat? And the same
individual will ask, with his face
all smiles, "Wo'rc having some
weather, amt il?
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

lIoX. WAYNE rERGrsoy was Wis
itrd ut his home at Ceruln Sunday
Inst about 0 n'rlocl; ut night by a
couple Of individuals who called
loudly at hiR door. Mr.. Ferguson,
win had retired, came out on the
Upper porcl, or vrrana and cnqnir-
cd WHO was there. when one Of the
parties. named Shuii' used insulting
language towards him and his
household. WhereupUn he return.
ed inside and rauIe out 10 order
them oil. A scuIlle cnsued in
which Shutl' WAS knocked down
mi chased away, not, however.
until he had mule Il lick ut Mr..
Ferguson with 4 large knife, which
cut through his coat about n foot
long in the coat. 1t WAS = narrow
escape aud We congratulate the
Senator on his good luck. Shut
was pretty severely handled and
will not wait to disturb him again.
Huntington .lictrtiSer.
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= HOTEL ARRIVALS.
WALDO HOUSE, T,.an, ". "a,


arrivals Tor tho week ending
April I'D:
Dr.. and Mrs. Dent. Z, Flesher,
John Dawson, Weston; 4. NJ. Stall.
maker, W. Dent, C. d. Bush, y.
Stalnaker. 'rrov;J. C. Dicks, ].
Pickens, Romines Mills: ]. HIM.
man, Hackers Creek: J. T. Whet.
eel and wife, Mt. Claire; J. Il. Wag-
goner, T1=W. Bartlett. Bennett,
II. +. Peterson II. Jones, G, ".
liver. i. 4. Marsh, Austin: j. ].
Ward, John CASTOR, /. N. CASTOR,
NJ. T. Smith, Castor: p. Hawkins.
Allen Snow, G. P. I.orentz, J. X.
+. Maxon, r. Z. Drnnison,
county; &. RinIee, Mussersyills
&. VI. Skinner. A. Y, Bans.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

Nnw QrARTERs.-Alrs. J. I.
Atkinson Inns moved into the
store room recently occupied by
j 4. Barnes, where she has fitted
up the most elegant and attractive
millinery store ever seen in this
section. Her goods ARE fresh,
stylish and cheap, and all who Gull
AT her new location will be sure 10
go away We'll satisfied, She has
. secured the services Of Mrs. II.
Fisher, who will occupy the posi-
ton Of salss!ady, aud will therefore
be able to give more attention 10
her customers. She has also eln-
ploycd Il city snilliner who will
give her attention to bal trimming,
exclusively,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24
philadelphia Cattle Market
FOR APRIL 81.

Catth is dull; receipts $500;
sales Of prime ut ) 50a$j -, good
ja$5 25, medium / 50a$.l -, and
common at .la$t 12t per 100 lbs
Sheep in fair demand; rcceips
5000; sales ofprime at 74a74 cents,
good ut 6Ya7 cents, medium G4aG4
cents, and common 53aG cents per
ID. Hogs in fair demand; receipts
COCO; sales Of prime at Il cents,
good : cents, medium 6f cents, and
common 81 cents per ID.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24
PERSONAL NENrIny

Ed. l.orentz, Of Sutton, was here
this week.
Andrew Edmiston went to Fay
cite county on Thursday.
Colonel N'oodford is in Barbour
county this week.
y. L. lIcfncr, Il typo on The Graf
ton S'HIiaet called on US this week.
W. L. Lively left on Wednesday
for Washington, Baltimore and
Richmond.
Messrs. W. /. Huntington and
George Ross are in Baltimore this
week buying new goods.
Mis-. james AlcGann left for
Huntington this week to visit her
sister. Mrs. Connolly, who is very
i'll.
DR.. Simpson returned from
Washington city this week. lie
brought his wife back with him.
We learn her health has improved
somewhat.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

Roll OF lloNoE.-Tha following
are the names Of those that appear
en- the Roll Of Honor in the lriuci-
pals department Of the Weston
Graded School for the month end
ing April 10th, 1880. Miss Ablic
Clifton, Mary Owens, sAllie Rails
ton, Ellie Oliver, Annie Danscr,
Lille O'IIrien, Sarah Copeley,
Mollic Sommerville, Laura Somer.
vile, Opal Oliver, Mary Oliver,
George Edmiston, Willie Ross, Eli
Cox and Ralph Patterson.
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Smoking Tobacco,
Il OF which va Gro selling
Eastern prices.
GIVE US Il CHI I
r. JUFER.
For sale.

Tho Cherry VALLEY House, with 80 acres
Of land, rrar Bddi:oa, i'.bsler county
Largest anil best louse in the county.
Nearly nll huilt this spring. Contains 10
ROOMS, furnished with everything necessary
Tor keeping first-class hael Good well
stables, &e. las done splendid business
tho past season. Will te sold chtap. ros.
essi on Immediately. Title perfect.
7. L. CHERRY.
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Chenille Se,cs.
CHENILLE, April %.


Editor Democrat:
About $50 head Of good cattle
have passed through here within
tho last week, for the Lewis
and Harrison county pastures.
The drovcrs complain of an un-
paralelled scarcity Of rough food;
no hay or fodder TO he had for
love or money. They have to feed
their stock principally on corn.
Robert johnson, of Calhoun,
visited this place few days ago
with his batcau, loaded with salt,
&c., and took back with him
about 500 bushels OF corn. Grair
is very scarce in the stavc, cross
tie and hoop-pole county, but it
would not DO 50 if the people there
would turn their attention more
to farming.
lIr. TON" Tell, orEoanc county,
paid us u lying visit recently.
lie was frying to buy a horse to
match his fine bay, but didn't
succeed.
Mrs. Britton and her little grand
daughter, May Fleming, have re-
turned 10 Chenille.
Mrs. L. II. Dodson is now visit
ing relatives and friends at Cam
den.
The noted ''hog case" mentioned
last wock, WAS ended on last Fri
day evening. The jury gave rnther
a peculiar verdict; it was in about
the words following: "Wo, the
jury, find for the defendant and
assess his damages at 81, and costs,
and give the plaintiff the hogs"
Cost 10 the county, about $3.50,
and to the litigants nearly 300,
Behold, what Il matter Il little fire
Eindlcth.
Messrs. Eagan l. Dodson, and
II. l.. Ewing made application
for druggists license, and, after
listening to Il glowing speech from
the champion of temperance and
reform in favor Of the above appli-
cants, and against all others in the
county, tho same were granted.
Quite Il monopoly in tho drug
trade, you see. The Prof. las no
interest in our drug stores, that We
know Of, but his course, VIC think,
is rather Inconsistent. "Consisten-
cl, thou art u jewel" but where,
OH, where can we find thee? echo
answers-whcrc?"
The Gtimc"itc, last week, sat
down rather heavily on "Linn' Of
the Republican. Did he kill him,
her, or it? Speak, Linn" if you
are not dead.
Mr.. French Hayes is quite i'll
with pneumonia fever, We are in
formed. Miss Clara Whiting is
also on the sick list.
There is not Il cloud to be seen
above the political horizon, of Gil
mer county, as yet, except Il little
green smoke curling up from the
country school houses. This fire,
or rather smoke, has been kindlcd
by!a fellow by the name of"lEcws,"
lrom-tlle Lord only knows where.
Messrs. W. S. Fell, J. S. BRAN
non, S. II. Whiting anil "Uncls
Sam" Brannon each claim to have
the best horse in the county. "Oh,
land of the MOhawkinsw how
eusily some men are deceived.
DR.. Z. II. Dodson was called TO
IIrNXton county to attend the
family Of Squire II. N. Jack.
They had M overdose Of mcaslcs,
the Squire said.
Mr.. John L. Hays has gone 10
Clay county to attend court.
Mr.. ". l.. Hays, late Of our
county, is preparing for war, we
presume, az we Nro informed that
10 is negotiating with an old
gentleman in Ritchio county for
one Of his Cannon, miss Zora).
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

PRos. STEWART will exhibit the
celebrated Calcium Light and Dis
solving stereopticon Views at the
N. L. Church OH the evening Of
the 9th. Tickets for sale at tho
store Of Barnes & O'llma.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

RELIGIOUS EorES.-A class Of the
u. r. Church is SOON to BE- organ-
lied here, we understand.
Rsv. $. Z. Jones will preach in
the N. L. Church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
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X another column will I've found
tho advertissment--0 the Al'!ton
1Iotel-a good place TO stop when
YOU 70 TO Webster county.
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Business CuANGE.-Wo arc in
formed that Mr.. +. Brinkman will
shortly establish a wholesale liquor
store in this place.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

THE Band has again been organ
lied, and We are promised seine
music coon.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

VIZ are informed that John Nor.
rison, Of WsSton, il going 10 open
wholesale liquor establishment.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

Mr.. W. II. AsrIXALL has pur-
chased the store of 7. Brinkman,
Esq. Mr.. Aspinall's popularity
and well known integrity will in
sure him good share Of patron
age.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24
John Morrison,
THE GREAT
Liquor Dealer

| wish 10 iafora my friends that ! hare
just received It urge stack Of goods. Ny
aim in The future will sc, as it has been In
the past, to keep lHrIs and well Sc lest
took OF the hest brands nl Nelson, Auder-
SON. Jefferson and .NAriou counties, Kea.
tIcky whiskicl and EIandies.
| do no, keep ncIided or compounded
WHISTLES in any way bu; receive from dis
Iillerics direct, and guarantee tie goods Ire.
from all NhuiieraIions.
Don't forget the plsce-Nc7,Msi,
Street, Weston " Y.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

Looking Glasses for salc cheap,
al James 1'inster's News Depot.
Go 10 tircgory's for your cheap
groceries.
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SNec,M Notices.

W all paper III large quantities
and beautiful styles, for sale AT
the News Depot.
Brooms, tubs and buckets al
\. N. Smiths.
Remember that you can get all
kinds Of Lamps, Lanterns and fix.
lures At Barnes Grocery.
If you want fresh raisins 60 to
J. s. WilkinsOn's hex grocery, on
Second Street.
For SALE.-The Weston Steam
lanyard. For particulars apply
to I. 4. EDwAnps.
Sugar cured hams at A. II
Smiths.
SWEET VEENIrrGE.-Tr you wish
rclinblc and pleasant remedy for
worms-ono that children will take
without trouble, call for "Boreman's
Street FermifHgc." and take no 9th
or. Prepared by W. J. Foreman
4 Co., Parkcrsburg, West Nirginiu.
No oil needed 10 carry it of. Price
% cents per bottle.
Stop! stop at Barnes and look
at those beautiful variety Of Vases
and compare their prices.
Go to a. ". Smiths for French
Candy-only 20 cents per pound.
Good Raisins at a. N. Smiths
for 10 cents pound.
Huntington has just returned
from the east with tho largest stock
of clothing, hats, caps and gents
furnishing goods ever brought TO
Weston, which he will sell cheap.
The largest and best stock Of
ladies' cloaks in the city can be
found at Dunnington's.
YOU can buy u lady's cloak for
50 50 at Dunnington's.
Huntington is selling ladies'
cloaks from 50 50 10 SIG.
Bring your produce to Grcgory's
in exchange for lis cheap goods.
Glass and Quccnswarc Mt Gregg
RVS. lie will not be undersold.
Good sugar at from 10 to 123c
and ArbUcklcs' Coffee for 20 per
pound at A. ". Smiths.
Toilet and washing soap, per.
fumcry and fancy notions, toilet
articles and druggists sundries,
and everything that can be found
in No, l drug house at Bare's.
Buckets, tubs, brooms, wash
boards &C., at Gresor'ys.
Gregory has the largest stock Of
confeetiorary and toys i'll town
Give him II call.
AT Grcgory's you can get glass
sets, four pieces for 10 cts. Come
and see them.
At Gregory's you can get glass
tumblers, 50 cts per dozen, goblets,
15cts per dozen.
Cakes, crackers, cheese. bologna
sausage, dried beef, &c., at Gregg
rvs.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
in great variety and for salo Tor
cash or produce at Brinkman Il
Co.'S -
Go 10 Barnes for your Groceries,
you will save money BY doing 80.
Paper, pens, pens, pencils, states,
tationery, &c, ut Barc's.
Resins, currAnts, citron &c, host
quality at Barnes.
Canned corn, peaches, tomatoes,
&C., &C.. for sale at J. 4. Barnes.
If YOU will use the Little Joker
smoking tobacco YOU will uso no
othcr-at ia. Barnes
iIominy, dried corn, cranbcr'
rie$, ,linco meat, &C., &c, at J. A.
Barnes.
The best heavy winter So sc
over coat in town Gun be found at
Dunnington's.
Examine the castors at J. A.
Barnes, they are very cheap also
extra caster bottles.
The best inspected Lamp Oil a
Barc's Drug Store.
Try tho Worm Syrup prepared
by Dare 's-surc euro for worms.
Oysters a specially at J. S
Wilkinson's.
Mrs. Atchison has on hand Il full
line Of Millinery and Fancy Dry
Goods, Gloves. Hosiery, 1Ianlbures
Cnrscts, Kid Gloves. Iarusols, Fans
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+. NJ. CNALcANT sold yesterday,
TO Moore Bros, and J. II. Bare, the
store rooms. they occupy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

BRtSo out your linen busters
and last years straw hats.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

Awslacs are being erected OH
NIin Street.
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SEE Ryua's new advertisement
in another column.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

CoREEcTIoS.-In noticing the
shnntins Of Heavier at Roanoke on
Thursday Of last week, we stated
that he died on that night, This
report was current on our streets
on Friday morning, hut we are
glad to say that this report was
incorrect, and that Mr.. Heavier is
in II fair way of recovery, under the
treatment Of DR.. NJ. L Wlclaa.
We arc informed that sprigg Cor
ley admits that lie shot Heavier,
believing him to be another man,
whom lie was after. We are also
informed that Corlcy took the west
bound train at clarksburg on Mon
day last, and said he was going 10
Texas, with the intention Of never
rtturnin" to this State.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24
B. T. 0, Il. Il. Time Table.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
How about the fruit?

FISH are said to be very pltmti'
full in this section just now.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

Nix, MORGAN BHAHSoS, of Win
chester, Virginia, who has been
here for several days, has rented
tho Nashville House, and will
shortly remove TO that point and
open Il first-class dry goods and
grocery store. This is a good
situation for a store, and no doubt
Mr.. Bnnnon will do well.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24

ssESrssory's new locals in this
is.ue.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-24
2HEDENOCRAT
ATORD.9 -, ..qpril 81
Time Fable Oh the w. & G..
Railroad.

On and after Monday, December
18th, 1879, Trains will run US
follows: