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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06
PATENT NOTICES.
Application for a Patent
TO TIE
CoLCHIS MINE.
No. 564.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada, May 10. 1880
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Great Western Tunnel Company, by its
authorized agent JAS. ]. Smith, whose postoifice
address is TEN Piute. Nevada. has this day filed
his application for patent for nine hundred and
sixty-three (9G3) linear feet Of the Cochs Mine.
or vein bearing silver, with surface ground four
hundred feet In width. situate, lying and being
In TEN Piute Mining District, County of Lin
coin. and State of Nevada. and known and des-
ignated by the field notes and official plat on
file in this Office as lot No. o.. Mount Diabio
meridian.
The exterior boundaries of said lot No. 90, be-
ing as follows, to witt Variation l6b degrees
east Commencing at post marked No. ], U.
s. survey No. 62. whence Grant Peak bears N. .
degrees, Al minutes west, 1851 and four.tenths
feet; U. 8. monument.No. 8, Coyote Peak, bears
8. 10 deg. 30 min. west. 3424 feet, and the work
ing shaft upon this lode bears y. 2 deg. 80 min.
W, 400 and siA.tenths feet. This post is at the
southwest corner of the Baalbec lode or mining
claim, thence running; LIST course, y. ~ deg. y,
1868 feet. to post marked U. b. survey No. OF,
No. Q; thence, I'd course, s. 20 deg. W, coo feet,
| to a post marked U. s. survey No. o.. No. ];
thence, Sd course, s. 10 deg ". 400 feet. to =
| post marked u. 8. survey No. 81. No. 4; thence.
| 4th course, N. 20 deg L, GOO feet, TO post
marked y. 8. survey No. 62, No. 6: thence, 5tb
course, N. 20 deg W, 1868 feet. to post marked
| U. 8. survey No. 60, No. 6; thence. 9TH course.
n 70 deg. Il. 400 feet, to post No /, at the place
| Of beginning, containing 65.l00 acres.
This claim is bounded by the Baalbec, Home
stake. South End and Old Abraham lodes OF
| mining claims.
The location of this mino Ia daily recorded in
| the Recorders office of TEN Pluto Mining Dis
| trict, in book d, page So. OF Mining Records
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
| portion OF said Colchis mine or said mining
| ground 40 hereinbefore described, are required
| to tile their adverse claim with the Register
| OF the United States Land Office at Eureka. in
| the State of Nevada, during the sixty days
| period of publication hereof. or they will be
barred by virtne Of the provisions of tht
| Statute
myl5.60d JAMES McMARTIN, Register
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

"Men and women" says Labouchere.
"are no worse than they ever were, and
the majority are great deal better.
They are not bad all through; only in
parts here and there, in specks and dam
aged quarters; but the core is sound and
good For every vice there is a virtue,
for every unpleasant quality charm.
Humanity is weak in some places, strong
in others aud complex in ways.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06
Delinquent Sale.

Raymond & Ely Mining Company
Location Of principal place of business, San
Francisco. Standardization Of works,
Phoebe, Lincoln county, Nevada. No.ce--There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock. on account Of asses sment mo. 1G) levied
on the 27th day OF August, 1850, the several
amounts get opposite the names of the respec.
tive shareholders, as follows:N
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

The first prisoner put in the new jail
at Glove, A. r., was shackled, the iron
being placed outside his boot. He then
pulled off his boot and walked of.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

And In accordance with law, and Al order o.
the BOARD Of Directors. made on the twenty.
feventh day OF August, 1880, no many snare
OF each parcel OF such stock a. may be nec ~
sary, will be sold At public auction, At th hs
office OF the company, on Monday, ",
first day of November. 1880. at the noI ,a
OF one o'clock p. d.. Of said day, to pay snS
delinquent assessment thereon, together WIS
costs Of advertising aud expensesof sale.
O. II. Wertheimer, 6ecretary' uo
Oflce-Room II, Safe Deposit building; Nv
octle-td
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

TN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION ONE ~
l. Of San Act to Ascertain and Express the
Win Of thu People OF the State of Nevada upon
the subjest OF Chinese Immigration" approved
February nth. 1879.
/, JONI II. KINKEAp. Governor Of the State of
Nevada, do hereby call upon the electors of this
state to signify at the General Election to be
held November I'd, 1880, their will rs to the con.
tinuancs or prohibition OF Chinese immigra-
ton" by placing upon their ballots "For Chi.
nese Immigration" If In favor thereof, or
against Chinese Immigration. II opposed
thereto.
In witness whereof / have hereunto
! set my hand and caused the Great
IsEAL Seal Of the State OF Nevada to be at.
fixed. Done at Carson City, this 1st
- day Of October, A. d. 1880.
JOHN II. KINKEAD,
Governor of the State of Nevada.
By the Governor.
JASPER BAnoocK, Secretary Of State o9td
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10
From the Grafton Eagle.
The Same Olt Story.

On Wednesday. the l7h of
March, Il well dressed. proposes
sing voting girl Of about seventeen,
came in on the train from Clark5-
burg, and proceeded to one Of our
prominent hotels. She was alone
and apparently unknown to any
one in town. being questioned as
her home and friends, she an
swered that she was awaiting the
arrival Of her uncle from ParkerS-
burg, who was to take her east to
school. Three days passed and
her uncle did not arrive. Mean
while the girls strange conduct
and her evidently undue intimacy
with certain well known men
aroused the suspicion of the land
lord, who requested her 10 find an
other boarding place. She then
removed to another hotel, but her
admirers following her, She was
only allowed 10 remain one day.
On Sunday evening two gentle
men arrived from Morgantown.
who sought and found City Ser.
geant Smouse, and one Of them en-
planned that lie was the uncle Of
the girl, who had left her home in
MOrgantown about Il week previ-
Gus, 10 visit her aunt in ClarES-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10
lMts offhe .ipoxtlcs.

All the APOSTLES were assaulted
BY the enemies Of their Master
TLev were called To seal their doc,
iriUas with their blood. and nobly
did they bear the trial, SchUma'
cher says:
st. Matthew suffered martyrlom
BY being slnin with 4 sword at Il
distant city nf'Ethiopia.
ST. Mark expired Mt Alexandria,
after having been cruelty dragged
through tic streets of the city.
St. Luke was hanged upon ali
olive tree in the classic land OF
Greece.
St. John was put in Il cnullron
Of boiling oil but escaped death i'll
Il miraculous manner, and was ai.
torwar,l haniSlIcd 10 l'utamus.
st. Peter was cvuci:ird at Rome
with his bead downwards.
st. James the Greater, WAS I've.
headed at Jerusalem
st. james, the Less, was thrown
from Il lofty pinnacle ufthe Ten.
pie, and then beaten to death with
Il fuIIcr's club.
ST. Bartholomew was llayed
alive.
st. Andrew was bound to q eros.
whence lie preached to his prosccu-
tors until he died.
St. Thomas was run through The
body with II lance at C0ronandcl,
in the East Indies.
st. Jude wis shot to death Will!
arrows.
St. Matthias was first stoned and
then hchcaded.
ST. BarnabaS. Of the Gentilcs. was
stoned To death by the Jews AT
S;aIOnieA.
st. Paul. after various fortunes
and prosecutions, was nj length be-
headed at Rome by the Emperor
Nero.
Such WAS the fate Of the Apps.
Ties, according to the traditional
statements; and although We cnn.
not authenticate them all. we at
least know that the hatred "i the
world to these men and their teach
iMgs was sufficient Ia render the
accoimt not very improbable.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10
The Preachers and Pay Actors.

The New York TribHne ia alarm
ed about the preachers in that city
bccause they don't get as big pay
IS the stage players. Consider
ing the salaries we pay our preach.
crs in Fairmont, and other small
towns. it would look as though
there was no immediate danger ri
the New York brethren hcing re-
duced to extreme poverty. even
ifthe pay i: less than that Of the
men and women who fret their
brief hnur upon the stage. The
TTLaMc names the following sala-
ries:
Rrcchcr gets $20000: Edwin
Booth 100000 a year. DR.. Hall,
Of Fifth Avenue. and Dr.. Dix, oi
Trinity, gets $1,000; while l.. 4.
Sothcrn earns over $l50.W)0 rs
Lord Duudreary, and John c,
Owens plays thirty weeks annually
10" $9O.Wl. Talniagc breaches im
$4,000, and Joe Jefferson plays
forty weeks at Rip Van Wrinkle
and earns $i200OO. The scholarly
and gifted DR.. S!UrrS has $IO,UOt
SALARY. and Maggie Mitchell earns
$4,000 10 $30.uD. DR.. CuyIel
works hurd and faithfully for $S,'
CGO II year, and DR.. liepworth luI
5000 while Dion boUcicault has
just finished a season a. Tho
"Shaugraun.' ctc.. ut 5000 4
week, and his managers scoId him
in the public prints because he
would not play longer at the same
price. DR.. Potter, Grace Church
has $1,000 and Il parsonage; thc
eloquent DR.. Tiffany has $1,000
the once vigorous, now venerable
DR. Chaplin, gets $4,000, while
pretty Miss Nelson makes ovcl
$l5n,000 Il year. and Fanny Dayen,
port earns 81, 0OO Il week every week
she plays.
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he .SHFc u flo II.

SUNDAY Leader.
Leave the door open.
Whistle rs loud us You can.
Paw over the exchanges.
Make Yourself pronIScuous in
your talk and previous in your
actions.
I.ook over the editors shoulder
wMIr he is writing.
Tell him he may be smart
enough but he don't know now 10
run Il first. class parcr.
Make any othcrplcnSart remarks
Of the saline kind YOU can think Of.
Stay as long us possible.
Beg 81 Cigar.
AS!: for some foe tickets to The
show for Yourself and family.
Tell some joke the puin, Of which
goes To show that all Mcwspay.c,
men arr.drMd-hcaI>.
Ask if the cd;lur doesn't take
pay for his advertising in trade.
When YOU can think of nuthing
more TO anuse The editor. 20 up
stairs, talk tn.thc printers mix up
tn; type, criticiSe the PROOFS and
delay work us Mirrh as possible.
When you have got through
amusing the p!inirr. come down
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10
THEDEINOCR4T
SATURD.4 T.. .4pril 10
ReiigiOttS.

From The Methodist I'ro'esian, we
take the following, written by the
Rev. D. c. Helmick, Pastor of the
Methodist Protestant Church on
Hackers Creek:
In October, 1898. q noble band
Of rcformers met ut Harmony, OH
Hackers Greek, Lewis county,
West Virginia. and organized an
Associated Methodist Church.
This, in all probability. was the
first organization of the kind made
in West Virginia. This society. I
believe, gave name to the first cir
cult of the ". =. Church organized
in West Virginia, the circuit being
called Hackers Creek Circuit.
This circuit, during the past fifty
years, has been shorn in its Loun-
'lary, but not Of its strength. 1t
once comprised more than half Of
the territory now occupied by the
West Virginia Conference. and it
still exists under the name Of the
Lewis Circuit. Her churches and
membership cluster so tlickly
around the old mother church at
Harmony that in eight miles square
there are nine church houses and
n membership OF G2;,. Harmony,
the mother of Methodist Protest.
antism in West Virginia, has he.
come so dilapidatcd by age that it
was thought best to build a new
house. Through The efforts Of our
energetic building committee. Bros.
Alkiro, Goodwin, Cookmans and
Strnley, We now have Il new house,
which will be dedicated on the
10th of May. 1850. The following
brethren are invited to assist in the
dedicatory services:
Revs. i. Stout, N. l.. Barnett. II.
?. +. King, }. T. Cuwan, y. VI.
Simonton. J. j. Mason, D. L. Hell
mick and David Baton.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10
Care Of Children.

The houseSs' per- r. ,
nave Jost pech Ee"l'!i7 H'i'E'eS
on u" cue Oh F"ul1 anu pt::s,nT,
ria, aHu ! want 10 lel' ""T iFielnIs
q soGu pFgye'!tal''' ., wv S" INV.
"rcaHeu Diseases no'i'' % ny
c,l'4ten nave even hau my
snsil'eSs symptoms " , IiJ"t'' "iIi'
very rare y , Even ,; = S ,I eol"'
FROM 'nc'E o'Et'' WIN ''es "ee''i
10 run a9oII. t'irl aFe aceuS'oi.teN
20 Il .ePln oa !. morn, morning anu e .Ii,
M. wear sou 'l'lIi', ,i 'lGS' :" tnSif
sEin' anu iil'e III vne az i.Isl s Ii,.
SHINE l'oSsl,I'S' '"t Ill.,, eiI't ~ NV tl'e
, .H ou' 9 G' "o"lS '.'''ll III t' i,i
s!e Ner! Nfs ,o. SYMPTOMS u .. T"'L''
Suem ,l rs S''S'I liz or ; HeFE [i,sn,
..oaFse t. I'LL, 'G ill.,, l.,''.g',,a,e,S i
warm loo' l Im'h' IhcIl teaSc WIN
mutton IHi!oW' tIle!F hoST' lG 8 n,
c''G7,' anu 'Gs'' "''H '"'.sI ''lriE zee.
WGI' 10 1he I;Ee' J suppose s"esI
@" ,,, or amy !' M'i'H Oh, o., goo" GFe"ss
t'I "''SMet "s "Gli as H'"tl" II
Inflow AHG' WARMING l'tih "e,l
PuS 'l.e'' I !" "s's nll" wrap !. .;i, u
Me's, 1il" ! s"I' ;I ''itT WIZ se'
up WIN Il r!eaF hrA4 III t',o morn
NY t l'asS s"'iilaer se!'. lHF aiaI
70 FANNY l'o'eFliI I MTEtri r..
III your Paper, AM! / "ouII aovtS !;
every s,,i i1?''Gr 70 ~ ~ ana aea'l II
"'e'u't. "i,' "' :.oV S" I'm !
~ G'tF! ILIns IL eoilta'''S' sun ! |,
I'I HUI! !. q VI l.'?st NaiMuOIe oooN, ~" ~,
! ilaFe te"' II 70 OTHERS, 10 set .iI y,
100 VI IT, .e"et' NY oM'! YIN,
uEG'' anu every 'l'lhT III tLe way way
=" ,,.: itGlp Is MIST MIST. ease.ty sought
'i I;I.T, We o'Ism' ~ ~ ii "'Io lna IN
I. mus. " '"',PH I'!,.'''i'ou 'ne
i'''t .' 'a'hs o'. ',i s"lleF iFoIh our
lias'y MoEuSi %1le'l VIC te"liy ~
,'ot mean 10 og ll''r :;4, |" thsll; 4
''1o.tieF nGs'v0 WIN ', .5I !
I"tts' seTliIS, ''"s,.ms ''i0 d Gnu
I'.o'ir any "lMtis hoa,'5 1'' IT, uUtnS'
nus n.t.t WoFN 70 10. e2 Eiti ner iee1'
r'sI ~ times !illlSs- 1 latter provides
wv ms I ,' ous Tt[E f"re.$ us
sN'l'c> t''o FGSimnS'ol1,ty Oh 'r"'h'
ny !''e cIll!uLeiI tefsiais INC
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10
The Time 10 POP

Now is the tine to pop, lIctc is
smelling Ia stimulate ymIM% la
dies to do their duty this yrar-
nnlncly, To propose, and, ronsc-
lucatly, get married. The pull
fishers Of the L'omrArrprr offer to
send that EXCELLENT monthly free 10
any woman who has been InarrirG
during the present year, on receipt
Of marriage notice or other evil
deuce. and ten cents To |ay post
as". I'll" regular subscription
price Of Tho liOH"&TYrr is - cents
4 year. and it is larger and hand
soIErrthan most dollar monthIira.
Any single number is worth its on
tire subscription prize" 10 any lady
who has the care Of the housr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10
TERMS

Subscriptions 10 Tie Golden ia 50 81
per nnuum, 81 30 Tor Fix mn, tbs. 81 per
luur n' uihs, NIL palnh|V in nIvnLrr
Single GnmhcF six renis each. EeIa
all inS'R.e
II ."u wish to gel up club for Go den
DAYS send us !nur name, and view for
ward y'H, free Of clni.C, number If spec
imcu e"ri's Of the paper. so that. with them,
you can give your nc!.hbOrhood good
ennvapsiug.
CLUE RATES.
For $40 we will send four snpirs for one
year to one HGd essr or each copy to a sppnt-
ate nddiCIr.
The putty who sends US $40 for club o
eight copies (alI cent ut one Iim-) vii! be
eptiIlCd 10 atopr nae.
Geilcrs up Of elulH Of eight Copie, cnn
nf'crward add singlc copies nj 81 20 uacll
Money should he Sent to ~ either br Post
Office Order Or Registered LITTER, so rs tn
provide as fur as po'sibI1 against its lOts b y
mail.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10
Il ShrcTd Preacher.

A preacher who had been preach
ing on trial in country church in
northern Pcnnsylvanin,wns tackled
by an old preacher, and tod that ii
would please the congregation
greatly if he would quote little
Latin, Greek and Hebrew in his
sermons, as il taking fnr granted
that his hearers understood it.whcn
in reality none Of them knew any
thing about those languages. The
preacher WAS puzzled. lie didn't
know anything either Of Hebrew.
Greek or Latin himself but he was
Il native of Wales. and thought
they wouldn't knnw any difference
ifhr gave them Il little Welsh rv.
cry time. So he made II Scripture
quotation in his first scrmon To
them. and said:
'This passage. my brethren, has
been slightly altered in the lrunsla-
ton. 1t is only in the original,
Hebrew that You can grasp its full
meaning. will read il to y"u I'M
Hebrew, 50 that YOU may cnmrr.
hcnd it more exactly" and he gave
them Il passage in very good
Welsh. They liked ii first rate.
and presently he CAV" them some.
Welsh ms tirerk. and then some
more as Latin. Then he WIS goingi
TO give them the C!m!daic version
in Welsh. when he SAW Il Welsh.
man sitting by the door. almost
bursting with suppressed laughter.
The preacher didn't lei on, but in,
stead of the quotation lie was going
to make in his native language, said
in Welsh:
"Fcr goodness sake, my friend.
don't say a word about this Till Il
have a chance to talk with YOU
The WcIshman never told, and
the congregation, completely de-
ceived, called him to be there pas
Tor.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10
U'eddimJ ANNIVERSARIES

First ycar--C"tt"n Wedding.
Second ycar-l'apcr Wedding.
Third year Leather Wedding.
Fifth ycar-Wo0dcn Wedding.
Seventh ycar-Wo"!rn Wedding,
Tenth ycar~-I'in Wedding.
Twelfth yrNr-$iik and Fine
Linen Wedding.
Fifteenth ycar-CrystaI We'd
ling.
Twentieth .ycar-China We'd.
ling.
Twent,y-GIth ycar-Silver We'd,
ling.
Thirticth ycar-pcarl Welding.
FnrticlIl yrar- Ruby Webbing
Filtictt y"nr--GuI'Icn Wedding
Srvrnty-IiIth,-l|iammnd Wed.
ling.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10
tuSt 0Ta GrPHt Emn,a

In thG great moral ,lrNmn 10 lie
enacted by the RcrlbIirNn party in
Chicago next June the dr.mufic
pcrso"n will Ia represented lis fol-
lows:
FntlIer--.NIr. j. y. Cameron.
Prodigal Son Mr.. l.. 5. Grant.
The Household Delegates 10 the
Convention.
I'atted Call:-Nr. james G..
BlaiHe.
The grand climax in this unusn-
ally fine programme will he the
killing Of tie !nttcd calf.-Iianis-
dn'y Patriot.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10
John Morrison.
THE GREAT
Liquor Dealer .

| wish 10 inform ny friends that har,
Just received lnrgS stock Of goods. Wy
0im In The future will e, - II has been In
Il'S past, to krcra large md well 50 lee.
= took Of tho best brands nj Nelson, Ander.
SON, Jefferson and Marion counties, Ken.
tlcky whiskic. aud llrandirS.
! do not keep rlcIi6cd or Compounded
WHISTLES in my way but receive from di.
,ilIrrics direct, and guarantee tie gG.ds tru
from MI rluleuiOns.
Don't forget the plac,-No7,Mail
Street, Weston, ". Va
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10
LEeAA NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. ,
CircHa Court Lesi, County |

Cire4d Court Lesi, County.
March 18th, 1SSo.'
Timothy r. Rcsne, late Sheriff Of HNrr;,.,
county, and as such Adnini.tr.;o, a /.
uFiel u. Turner, deceased, and En-,
flnnton, Sp.rial Commissioner, suing for
ihemselrn aud for all other creditor, ,e
John Husiey, ds.sani, O!ulu,
vs..
Dsnai, o. D. Brennan, Maria Ha,,.,, !,
her own right. and as aamini,tr.tri1 .,
john IIus'cr, deceased, jaime. v. lsums,
Ellen Alkirc. and r. J. Simpson, gu.rdi.u
sd Item Of Patrick Hussey, Dsnui. Hu,.
mr, Mary ilusscr and John pus..,, ia.
fant defendants, Defendants,
IN cHIScrRr.
Tie p.rtis, to the above u,I.d eau. .ts
hereby Notified that hare fixed spsa Ii.
4th d.y Of Mar, 1850, at ruy office ia ii,
town Of Weston, county Of Lewis, aad s,,s
Of Yves, Virginia, 10 cr.cut. no order =,
reference made in said caus, By ,ha Cire.i;
Court Of Lewis county, on tho 2sth d,r .
February, 1850. by which ,.id order Con.
missioner ofsaid Court is directed to tell,
the Administration accounts Of Eiri,Hu.
sey, Adnlini,tratrix of John IIu,sey, d..
cea.ei, and to report whether the p,r.o,L
assets ofms estate are suilisisnt to pa, hi.
debts; to convene he creditors Il said Josr
tiuSssy, and .Certain and report ,h,i,
debts with their prioritiss rs 10 tho asset, ..
his estate; to ascertain and report wis,
real estate the said john lla,ssy ewa,d 1t
the lime Of hiI de:ih; 10 ascertain and "a.
port tla true quantity contained 10 the tr.c,
Of land in Inc bill msssiousd, pureha,sa ty
Ill" said John ilussey from Urisl N. Turs,r
Commissioner, and to tepot. any ether pr.
iinsnt malter which any part, interested
may require, or which such COmniniOam
may deem proper 3. which lime aud pl.s
you are required 10 attend.
Girsn under ny hand, IS Commis.iss.r.f
said Court, The da. sad year ass ,Ss,a
written.
". ". BRAEEOH.
mar204w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10

The Cherry Valley tlonsc, with IN acres
Of and, near lidliSHn, fIchStrr county
Largest md hest house In the county.
Saarly MI built Ihis spring. Contains u
rooms, furnished with everything necessary
for hrrping Iitst-cIass h"itl Good well
smLl"s, &c. lIas done sp!' ndiL business
the past season. viii he sold chap. Pos.
essiOn immediately. Title perfect.
r. L. CHERRY.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10

SO many societies for the promo.
ton Of things are established, that
Johnnie wants TO know why some
one doesn't get up society for the
promotion of buys in school, with
out making them study so hard.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10

CheerfuInesS is Il fortune in it.
sell. Sunshine does not have u
more marked effect on all around
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-04-10

lF YOU Wtar 10 SMOKE
! have "i'- ri=Ir nat M" pin. al chewing
r"hIrU lfr"n rau; LUNCH | Keep A
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