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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23
~ SYCLE BROTHERS.
~ SYCLE BROTHERS.
SYCLE BROTHERS!
SYCLE BROTHERS
WILL FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS OFFER
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ORDER TO
REDUCE THEIR IMMENSE
STOCK BEFORE
TAKING INVENTORY.

CLOAKS-A very large stock Of LADIES and
CHiLDREN'S 20 be closed ont at cost;
SUAWLS III great variety. such BROCHE.
SHETLAND. aud BLANKET SlIAWLS;
4 very large stock Of BOULEVARD and BALMO-
RAJ SKIRTS:
CARPETS, OlL-CLOTlIS. MATTINGS, and RUGS
in great variety, 10 be closed cut at less than
their value;
800 pairs BLANKETS at less than wholesale
prices;
In DGESS GOODS we have all the latest novelties
and shades;
BLACK CA~IlMERES. GRAPE CLOTHS, and
BOMBAZINES-Wo have a large stock;
Best soc. CASHMERE in tic city;
oar 81 CASfMERES reduced To 7jc.:
A large and wcll-assoricl stock Of SILKS and
SATINS in an the now >halcs-wi'h thcs are
some beautiful EVENING SHADES:
Our 7jc.. 81, ana SI.25 SILKS are the best in the
city;
full line of DOMESTGCS. bought before the recent
rise. which will DC ,oll ar the Old price;
Another lo' Of those cheap REMNANTS Of IRISH
LINENS;
4 very large assortment Of HAMBURG EDGiNGS
and INSERTINGS;
4 fun line Of f ORCHON and BREIONNE
LACES;
In HOSIERY we have full assortment for ladies
and children;
Another lot of those cheap BALBRIGGANs;
500 dozen more Of those LINEN HANDkER-
CHIEFS at g.. apiece:
1000 yards WORSTED PRINCES to bc closed out
at Sc. a yard, at SYCLE BROTHERS.
ia 2-eod 81 Broad street.
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,,r,.Tupry MOVEMENT N New IoRK.-
About thirty persons ATTENDED, one nelly
conference at Albany, n. l., wednesday
night. Resolutions were ao"pted eeciarIng
that the Democratic party IN the state can
only become united by Avoiding the causes
which led to the division in the last election,
and affirming the right OF Democrats 10 re-
iect the nomination by party OF Q candi-
date offensive TO a considerable body OF the
party. The Executive Committee was IN
strrcted to call State convention 10 APP
point delegates TO the National convention.
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SPECIAL NOrIcca
T cogsETsl CoR.rTs, -'-

We have tattin cat OF our stocks all of the COR
SETS that are toiled. aud have placed them In
rs Gems. In the lot will be found CORsETS for
merry sold at $3.50.
We also show full assortment Of CORsETs,
white and colored, In all sizes, and call particular
attention to the LADY TEAZLE CORSET at 81.
jail LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23

Town LOTs CAVE Iy.-POHSrde. Pa,
January 2l.-At O'Clock this morning the
surface earth over the workings OF Miller,
Hoech IL Co.'s mine, at Mahaaoy Plane,
cayed IN, taking with it the lot owned by
William O'DOnnel. The earth is still crack
ing, and is liable TO sink at any moment.
This is the third time that the earth has
sunk over these workings. Work has been
stopped for several weeks past on account
Of an application for an injunction to re-
strain the owners from taking out the coal,
as il supports the surface.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23

PRESIDENTIAL GossIP.-A Washington
telegram in the Philadelphia Bulletin con-
tains the following, which we give for
what il is WORTH:
IT. is understood here that the announce
ment that Senator Thurman has concluded
to.enter the field as candidate for the pre-
sidency Is semi.auth0Iitaiiye. Mr.. Thur
man has partially recovered his health and
his friends say that he is strong enough to
stand the fatigue and excitement OF con-
test. 1t is current talk here among Demo-
Gratis that Tilden has something to do WIN
MIR. Thurman's action, and that he IS be-
hind the OHIO senator. The Democratic
leaders-at least many OF them-do not
comprehend Tilden's game. They say that
he is bitterly opposed to the candidacy OF
Bayard. Seymour, and Hendricks, and is de-
termined th9t neither Of these shall obtain
the nomination il he fails 10 get 1T himself,
and that he has now put Mr.. Thurman for
ward to help break down Hendricks
strength in the West.
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M A CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS.
DRY GOODS AT LESS THAN OLD PRICESl
JULIUS MEYER,
Goa BROAD STREET.

JULIUS MEYER,
GO3 BROAD STREET.
being determined to reduce his stock preparatory
10 making change i'm business, has marked his en-
tire stock way down.
DRESS GOODS closing out az and below cost;
DRESS GOODS reduced from 373 TO Csc, from
80 to zoe. from 20 TO l6sc.;
DOUBLE-WIDTH NOVELTIES reluced from
sl.25 to- 5c;
STEEL.MIXED POPLINS reduced 70 exc;
STRIPED MUMMY-CLOTHS at SIC:
BLACK and COLORED CASHMEKES greatly re-
duced;
ALL-WOOL COLORED CASiIMERES reduced to
45c.; superior quality reduced from 70 to soc ;
BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE at 42c.-yery
cheap;
soc. BLACK CASHMERE reduced 10 Soc;
II CASHMERE reduced 10 s5c.;
Specially low prices made in BLACK and COLOR
Ed SILKS;
PEKIN STRIPED SILKS and SATINS at cost;
MERlNO and ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR ut
greatly reduced prices;
BLANKETS closing ont al cost:
LADIES aud CHfLDREN'S FURS closing out
much below cost;
And lots Of other goods below regular prices AT
JAZZ JULIUS MEYERS.
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SOUTH LOUISIANA AND TEXAS UNITED BY
RAIL.-Lake CharIeS, L., January 21.-
South Louisiana and Texas were united by
rail yesterday at p. NJ, Captain William
Vliet, engineer in charge Of the CONSTITUTE
ton Of the sabine and Calca>ieu-riyer iron
bridges Of the Louisiana Western railroad,
conducting the locomotive and Gals across
the Sabine.ryer bridge from the Texas to
the Louisiana side. Cars will be running
from Houston, Texas, to Lake Charles, La,
before the lat Of February.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ts7- GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES
COHEN BROTHERS..

Having an extremely large stock on hand, and
being very dearoas TO close FOR this season, they
will commence JANUARY 1sT to offer their stock
at considerable
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UNITED STATES SENATOR NOMINATED
jackson, Miss. January 2l.-The long
struggle OF the Democratic caucus TO nom-
nate q United states senator TO succeed
Bruce terminated tonight. The forty
eighth ballot $1,000: Barksdaie, 46; George,
40; Singleton, 3S; scattering, 4. Dir. Barks-
dale then withdrew. fbe forty-ninth bal
lot resulted: George, 10; Singleton, 80;
scattering, 4. The nomination OF George
Was declared unanimous.
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NOTHING OH OR TRA>HY-EN'Hl lN
OF TuE --LATEST DESIGNS.

MALACHITE VASES. COLOGNE SITS. &c..
DVNMORE ORNAMENT. So
CRACKLE VASES. QrtI-liOi ptl-
IKIDINCENT BOUQUET AMI FLOW 80
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS, &C.;
DRE~DFRO ORNAMENTS.
BOHEMIAN VASES. COLOGSt stI>,&D
CHINESE VASES, &C.;
JAPANESE BONES. TRAYS. &C.;
MAJOIICA, in new designs, 20 ban former
FRENCH AID ENGLISH DINNER, Ii'-'.
TOILkT-SETS.
HARLEQUIN AFrtR-DlNNFk Cotf tf''
HARLEQUIN TEA and Dis>tRi-st ..,..
JAPANNEU COAL-NArEs ana fLNiI o..
Frs. ...
The above are now open f)r inspection. y.
can he formed OF The variety. 30 come ana -'''
r. TAYLOR, ION MAJ" s'i'''
\. G. SvfroH, salesmen. trl
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Ing Of the &C, 81 Congress. Inc case ,, vs.
been argaed exclusively before OFF,, soS -
BRApronp. and his decision y eSpe'''" :
tie course Of few days probably to-mos'
row. 49,, ILL.,.
n Delaware gains her point, the o'ner
States may learn from her how 10 se' f'o'
so far as the registration OF voters Is con-
eerned. OF these Federal supervisors wVo
have caused so much trouble to the STATE
election officers in Ohio, Maryl'nd, V'r-
GINA, Pennsylvania, and other states. 'near
presence Is reflection upon the state ON
GERS. 1t is based upon the assumption 'na'
those officers will net unlawfa'iy ana wrong
fully.
By the way, we notice that the Democrats
in the House OF Representatives NJ WASH
ington seem 10 be determined to appropfi-
ate no mouey to pay any supervisors OF
elections. The proper committee has re-
ported In favor OF Standing up to the posi-
ton assumed at itie extra session OF last
summer,
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PRESIDENT LINC0LN's STOLEN WALKING
STICK IrOH ". T., January 2l.-Tbe
Troy Press announces that Detective Mark
ham. OF Troy. this morning discovered and
secured President Lincoln's walkng-stick
which was stolen from his box a the Thea
tire on the night OF the assassination.
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The reader IS requested TO compare the above
figures with those OF any Other company.
The NORTHWESTERN Is the Only company
which has in recent wears printed its current dNi
bends for he Information OF the public.
For further Information, address
JOHN Il. CARY. state Agent.
1918 Main street. Richmond, Va.
y. B.-AGENTS WANTED for Vr2inia.
"a l2.cnffA n2
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III A. HUrZLER IL son,
800 BROAD STREET.
NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

We have just received fun and complete line of
NOVELTIES suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SILK HANDKERCHfEFS TIES, SHELL-BOXES,
GLOVES. HOODS. MITTENS. COMFORTS,
KNIT JACKETS. EMBROIDERED
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
together with many other articles TOO numerous to
mention.
BLACK and COLORED CACHEMIRES, full line,
from Sc. To %:
POPLIN LUSTRES, full line of cOlOre. at l2i5c.
PEKIN STRIPES, in silks, SATIN, and VEL
VETS:
BROCADE SILKS. full line colors:
BLACK and C0LORED SILKS, NELNETS, and
NELNtTEENS:
A few more OF those CHEAP DAMASK towels
at 2jc.
LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S, and CIIiLDREN'S
UNDERWFAR:
HOSIERY. WHITE GOODS. and CASSIMERES;
NOTIONS I'm endless VARIETY. de IL
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The recent death OF Dir. Alexander at
Delaware City, from hydrophobia, has
caused an extensive slaughter OF dogs in
that vicinity. Many valuable animals that
have been trained for cunning purpose s
have been killed. their owners fearing that
they were among the many bitten by the
strange hound tnat bit Mr.. Alexander.
AT Alpine Col, on Monday night three
miners named Pickett, LOucb, and Jenni-
son, formerly OF Pittsburgh, Pa. resisted
arrest and were shot by Constable Stanton.
Pickett was instantly killed, and the two
others fatally wounded. The trouble Origi-
mated about a girl in 4 dance-houSe.
The third, fourth, ard attic floors OF Pat
rick Gugerty's knittihg-milI, brick build
ing, running five sets OF machinery and en-
plOying 100 hands, at COhoes. y. Y, were
destroyed by fire Wednesday. Los, $780,
900.
Jacob Gcyer was shot and fatally wound
ed at Newport, Ky., Wednesday by Jacob
Lickert, the parties having bad an alterca-
ton growing out OF quarrel between their
children. Lickort has disappeared.
The Slj.000,OO0 mortgage authorized by
the directors and stockholders Of the Texas
Pacific railway. and formally approved
Tuesday, was executed Wednesday by the
president of that company at Philadelphia.
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FANCY GOODS.
DECEIVED TO DAY

DECEIVED TO DAY
eos BROAD Strict.
TIE FINEST AND LARGEST AssonuJEvT
or
POCKET.KNIvEs. RAZORs.
AND SCISSORS,
TO ~ FOUND ~ TOWN.
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REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES.
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GEoCERlE@ AND LI0r0ES.

GEcdERfE$ sAD ttNt oLN.
MoLAN'ES'
800 barrels CUBA MOLA>~L~,f
ja 23-lOt DAVENPORT A NN.'i-.
CARGO or BARK AGAIlll. Ji II
u arrived from Liverpool, tr -a, .i-
NENPORT MORRIS. constituent
2.20O sack, NOlt ~ \GlpN SALT.
30 sacks HEEHfE I'~ ~AII.
100 casks QUINN l~~ EXTRA ~lNi
li1Zl-lOil
old CHOICE LIQUORS AND lihb
" GROCERIES.
-. ANuILOI1i
No. 1911 FRANkLIN StHEEr.EiouNY' '.
bcgs leave 10 call at.sn'Ion fo Dots 1fg'
CHOICE VIRGINIA Nlll~kll~, } D. b. a ID
BRANDIt~. and NINl-. eucu3-
OH 90. r. WYSOR WHi~kEY-
JA}iES BUMGAHDNER WHISKY. Oh.
old
FULCHER WHISKY. -ovea wear, o'ti
CLENnEE Whisky. five yrat- rif:
OLD MART FL l. DARK LoNhoN l"''
BRANDY;
OLD MARTELL v =. l.. BRANDY
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GlN; .......,.
Also, choicest grades OF POl.l AMI ~iiI I'l
WINES. aud IRISH and SCOTCH NIiI-nf
Also. VIRGINIA HAMS, FINE 1fA- ll. '.t-
FEE. ana GROCERIES generally.
if-cod3mO
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800 barrel, CUBA MOLA~~g~.f r...
f. 23-lOt DAVENPORT A NN.'F
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31

A moderate trade is reported in all
the yards. Tho quality averages
scarcely us good as last week, the
light thin Hoss being slightly more
numerous than they were then.
Wequotc Hogs at G4a6B cents, with
most sales ranging ut about 64 cts
per lb net, and fur prospects just
now for 4 continuance, for n few
days at least, of the present prices.
Arrivals this week 1923 head
against 6G23 last week, and 5S1G
head same last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The offer
ings have only been in moderate
supply. Good Sheep of all kinds
were sold out carly in tho day, the
home and country demand the
latter for feeders and stockers) has
been fairly active. Lambs have
been in good demand, but the quail
ity Of the offerings has been only
fair. We note a good demand for
good Ewes. We quote mutton
Sheep ut 38a44 cents per ID; stock
Sheep al 2l$3 per head, and Lambs
at la54 cents por ID gross. Arri-
walls this week SG0S head against
1902 last week, and 62I0 head
same timo last year. ~
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Baltimore Live Stock Mar'
ket for JtIEy 20.

BEEF CATrrE.-Tho market was
not active at any time To-day, and
prices from the beginning wcro Ia
4c lower for tho medium and COM
mon grades, which prcdolninated.
Outside OF IL few very choice Cattle,
which were sold on private terms
at higher figure thar our highest
given quotation, the Cattle offered
we're Of y lower average than last
week, tops being again notably
scarce, and these showed no change
quality considered, us compared
With Inst week. We quote . 50a
s. 40. with most Of tho ranging
from 5 75asL IS per 100 lbs.
Mich Cows.-Trado continues
slow, and prices unchanged ut $50
to $lO per head, as to quality:
dull, prices Ringing from $40 to
$40 per head, as to quality.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle
ranged US follows: Best Bcevcs at
/ 75a$5 50; that generally rated
first quality 8 7Ja$4 rs; medium
or good Eair quality 8 90 a$3 Isl
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen, and
cows 2 Gla$2 Is; extreme range oil
prices 55a$5 so. Most Of the sales
were from 4 90 to 4 Is per 100 lbs
OF tho receipts $40 head came from
Ohio, 11GG from Virginia, 200 from
West Virginia, 1876 from Maryland,
600 from illinois, sos from Missouri
90 New York 90 from Kentucky and
90 head from Pennsylvania and &c
from Tenncssce-total receipts. fol
tho week 2673 head against zoos last
Monday and SG57 head same time
last year. Or the offerings 1889
head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 90 sold 10 Washington
city butchers, AS to country deal
crs, and 14G head to Eastern speeu'
lntors-total sales for tho week
l727 head against 1916 last week
ind 1865 head Same time last year
SwIXE.-Somc falling off jim the
numbers Of the receipts this week
as compared with last week, tho
difference being exactly 1l00 head
ind IN Improvement Of lc in prices
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
WALDO house, Tstsl, v, "a.

Arrivals for the week ending
July %: P. II. Duffy, 6. P. Dor,
James Hnzelwood, Webster county
a. w. Woodford, Nelson Riddle,
N. G. Rohrbough, J.W Dctamore,
D. Butcher, Joseph Laush, Mrs. R.
S. ;Horncr, Miss N[ollie Hall, ".
Iilkire, Henry Langforl, II. NJ. 1.
Davis, r. i. Erwin, Mrs. A. w.
Woodrord, P.T.L. Queen, county;
J. R. Mcndell, Wheeling; I. A.
Davis, Lost Greek; j. Bartlett,
Jcdaliah Bartlett, Simpson Sta
ton; DR.. T. G. Ednliston, w. B.
ATcGary, George Wooltcr, Weston
i. G.. Sprigg, Braxton county;
George ICookman, John Mullady,
L. Flcshcr, William Props, Jane
Low; Exert Ward, Q. 3. Wheeler,
A. Y. Banesgroye, Miss Rosa Jen-
nings, Miss CLAUDIO Jennings,
Rushvillc; c. Bartlett, West Mil
ford Wayne Dent, Troy; D. t.
Forinash, L. W. Bartlett, Austin
J.W. Tippeit, Newark, Ohio; 7. a.
Du Bots, Shelby, Ohio; 9. NJ
Gaylord, Baltimore; james Don
Ion. Gilmer county; Mrs. S. Con,
rid, Roanoko; r. L. Wells, Glen
Vile; David Bumgarlener, Ro-
mines Mills; J. 7. Boggess.
Clurksburg; ]. Shuttlcsworth, D,
Heater, Burnsvillc;J. II. Glen, Ne
hraskn; T. Bartlett, Taylor county
J. X. Musser, A[usscrsyillc.
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Go to Barnes for your Groceries,
you will save money by doing 50.
Resins, currants, citron DC, best
quality at Barnes.
Canned corn, peaches, tomatoes,
&C., &c., for sale at J. 4. Barnes.
If you will use tho ''Littlo Joker"
smoking tobacco you will use no
othor-at ia. Barnes
Hominy, dried corn, cranbcr-
rics, minco meat, &c., &C., at ]. A.
Barnes.
Examine the castors ut j. y.
Barnes, thoy are very cheap also
extra caster bottles.
Reader, go and take a look al
Banrcs' show windows, then step
in, examine and purchase.
Buckets, tubs, brooms, wasl:-
boards &c., ut Gregor'ys.
Gregory has tho largest stock Of
confectionery and toys in Town
Give him n call.
At Grcgory's you can got glass
sets, four pieces for 90 cts. Come
and sec thom.
At Gregory's you can get glass
tumllcrs, 10 cts p0r dozen, goblets,
75rts per dozen.
Cakes, crackers, cheese, bologna
sausage, dried beef, &c., at, Gregg
RVS,
I want my customers md friends
to come and SEQ mo in my new
quarters, in the rooms recently
occupied by J. A. Barnes, whereof
am Offering better bargains than
ever. Mrs. J. L. Atkinson.
Finstcr koops'the best cigars and
tips in town.
4 choice selection Of reading
matter at the News Depot.
All accounts due mo must DO
settled ut once. I have waited rs
long as | can-'look Il leedIe Oud."
+. BRISGMAS.
Farmers, use tho Horse and Cat
le Powders prepared byJ. II. Bare
Grcgory's is tho place for your
stunewlrG.
Children's Worm Syrup prepared
BY ]. II. Bare.
Choice cigars and tips at Baro's
Drug Store.
All kinds Of ladies' nnd gents
Shoulder Braces ut DUrc's Drug
Store.
Best inspected lamp oil aud oils
Of all kinds ut Baro's.
Good Sewing Machine Oil nj
Bare's Drug Store.
Black lea, 10, GO, Scots and 81 O.
ut C;rcgOry's,
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CucuNBERs.-No doubt ali Of
our readers prc fond of cucunlbers,
and no doubt that those who arc
in any way inclined to dyspepsia
frequently suller from cutting them.
Now We hayc a remedy for this,
which we know, from our own cx-
pcriencc, to bo good. 1t is this :
Slice your cucunlbers and put them
in u strong solution of soda water,
and let them remain for M hour or
50. lfyou will follow this course,
YOU need not fear IN attack Of
cholera lmorbus to follow TN intul-
gcllcc in this very palNtable vcgc-
table.
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STRUCK DY LIouTNlSG.-On
Tuesday night last, during the
prevalence Of u severe thunder
storm, tho house occupied by Dr.
n. B. Bland, on Court Street, was
struck by Lightning, and the chin
ncy almost entirely destroyed.
The DR.. and his family were So
vcrcly stunned, but they recovered
in II few moments. 1t was Ger
tainly remarkable that they es'
capped without greater injury. An
other strange thing about it was
that the building escaped dcstruc'
ton by fire.
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Good ROASTED COFFEE put up
in pound packages for 90 cents per
pound at j. a. BARNES Grocery.
Coffee Is, IS and 20cts pei
pound at Grcgory's.
GoodrTins at Bare,s.

Goodfl1ps at Bares.
Parties in tho country, knowing
themselves to be indebted TO me
can settle either by cash or pro
duce. Mrs. J. L. Atkinson.
DR.. Morris, Dentist will visit
Weston s times n year hereafter.
His next visit will be about the
after part Of September.
Mrs. NJ. J. Shaw, formerly
Minerva J. Fisher, has removed
from BuckhNnnon TO Weston. She
has on hand a large stock of MILL
merry Goods which she proposes TO
sell cheap. and invites hor friends
10 call and examine her goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. She
has q large assortment of Notions
ouch US kid gloves, corsets, hose
laces, llamburgs, parasols, fans
zephrys, md notions, in general,
Call and SEQ her goods while they
arc fresh. Place Of residence next
door below Elias Fishers. She is
prepared for bleaching and clean.
ing up hats. Dresses cut and
made 10 order.
Oranges, lemons, raisins, nuts
&C., at Gresory's.
Tens, green4o, 60, Scots ands1 oC
per pound, ut GrcgOry's.
All accounts duo mo up 10
March 1st, 1880, must be settled
by the list of May. Those failing
to comply with this request will
find their accounts out for collGc.
ton. Mrs. J. Z. Atchinson.
FoR sALE.-The Weston Steam
lanyard. For particulars apply
to r. \. EDWARDS.
Finest brands Of Cigars TO be
had Ut J. II. Barrels.
You can get bargains in the
confectionery line, for cash a
J. S. Wilkinson's.
John Barnes il selling Groccric:
of all kinds at bottom prices. Call
and examine his stock,
Trimmed and untrimmod hats
and bonnetts constantly Oh hanv
at Mrs: AtchisOn'S.
The bost-the cheapest, the "Iit
lie Joker ut Barnes.
', Examine Gregory's stock of Int:
they arc low from 50cIs up.
have now OH hand my nev
stock OF spring and summer goods
and am Offering everything AZ I
much lower price than ever oiIrrct
in this market before.
Mrs, J. l.. Atkinson.
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.Fo1'5,SitrVeY07'.
Eo1. .AssessQz..
Editor Democrat /!

Editor DtnIoerct:
anuouage myself as candidate for As
sessor In The Second DlNrirl-subjcrt 10 tue
Democratic Primary !:lrrtiOu. IN NY past
services rs DepuIy Sheriff uhd other posi-
lions | havs flied, no one eau fud d dC!ln-
quQucy In duly On trY part.
Wa Hro authorized 10 announce ". i.
GOODMAN nsm candidate far Assessor OIL
The First District Of LOWS conn'y--saEject
10 the decision Of the Democratic Primary
Election.
wo asa authorized 10 announce 2. 7.
TILLMAS Us a candidate Tor The position
Of Assessor Of IlIc S:roud Assignment Dis
tricl Of Lewis county.
thereby ANNOUNCE myself ~ candidate
for Assessor Of tho HITsl Dis':ict-9Hbject. 10
The decision Of tho Primary Election.
CREED z. GRANT.
ia arc authorized to announce P. 0
CUMMINGS, Esd, as n candidate for Asses'
sor In The First District Of Lewis county
subject 10 the decision Of lhv Democratic
Primary Election. ..
Iaunounee myself AZ candidate for AS
SCISSOR Of Iko Fist District, subject 10 tic
Primary ElccIlon. ..,,.r,
va gro authorized to announce +. "
SMITH, IT,, for Assessor IN tho First Dis
trict Of Lewis county--Euhisct 10 tbs decIS.
ioa Of tho Democratic Primary Election
Ho arc authorized TO announce Cnp'a'H
6.B. WAGGONEit rs n candidate for As.
SCISSOR Of tho First District Of LAWS county
---suhiact 10 tho decision Of tho Democratic
Primary Election.
We aro authorized 10 announce JOHN
CULLEN asa candidate Tor ASSESSOR IN Tue
First District.
We nro authorized to announce GEORGE
FISHER rs candidate for Assessor In Tue
Second District VI Lewis county.
We avo authorized to announce Captain
wM, J. NICOLES, Of Hackers Greek Dis
tr,ct, as candidate for tho Office Of ASSES
sor Of The First Assessment District ofLewts
county.
I hereby announce myself as candidate
for ihe office Of Assessor for tho First p!1'
trict. ROBERT 4. HISzMAN.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31

Acc1pEST.-0n Saturday last, as
the train was coming from jane
Lew crowded with persons who
Ind attended the Democratic meet
ing held there, Nelson Riddle, col.
orcd, fell from the platform ofonc
of the cars and cut aud bruised his
head considerable. At last nc
counts he was doing as we'll as
could DO expected.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31

OK Saturday last an idiot was
taken up on our streets. An eS'
animation held before Squire OAR
gun proved that no was an es-
capped pauper from the Harrison
county Poor Farm. He was sent
back on Monday.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-31

OK Monday night last an ut
tempt was lnado to force an entrance
into the residence Of James Ryan;of
our town. Who Tho parties were,
or what the object, wo arc unable
to say.