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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1880-05-22


Bacon, pounds. o UuU
Flour, extra ami unbuitcu, hall oi
rach) pounds. .......... ~ OuV
Corn Meal, pounds. .............-.. uOO
p;c,. n,,nd. $40
Coffee, ,Custa klca or Rlul 20 ind.. l OOO
Sugar, (brown) pounds. ......... l oOO
- i, ft;n,.l po,iuds sou
So.n 1mnwu) bounds. $40
Pepper (grain) pounds. ............ oO
Dried Fruit peaches aud apples) lbs 80
P,i.Iors. mounds. 10 OCO
0nious nuunas 5 OOO
T,rd nnund, 500
Candles, boxes. ~
Vin.v.,r gallon. 40
Y.a,I Powder. DOZEN. 80
un,s nouuds 40
Beef (lresh) pOunds LIZ uVo
CONTINGENT SUPPLIES.
Coal Oil, gallons. lou
Lard Oil, GALLONS. AZ
Matches, gross. .-.............. d
Charcoal, bushels. ................. %
| Coal, (hard) tons. ............... .
| Wood. (>ol:) cords. ................ 70
CLOTHING,
Suits for Prisoners, shirt and pants,
As per sample in Office Of Svcreia-
| 1OO
Clouded Mission Undersnirts, dozen 8
Cloudud Mission Drawers, doZen... 3
Knil.wool socks, dozen. ......... Ii
| Hats. dozen. o
SHOES, (screwed) Il zeH. 10
Cotton Hanakerchicf>, doz. n....... {"
Crash rowelling, yards. !5o
Sheeiing, (unbleachad ~ yards. 2Ov
| Blankets, tgray) pairs. ........... 81
Said supplies to be of the best Quality,
! and SUBJECT to inspection and approval by
the Superintendent Of the Prison. All
supplies must be delivered 1T the Prison
Tree of charge.
Bids must be in currency OF the United
States, and payment will be made quar-
trrly, as provided by law.
Samples of clothing must accompany
bids, except the suits.
The successful bidder must be prepared
to enter into contract with the Board Of
Prison Commissioners. and execute bonds
for performance of same, in such amount
as shall be required by the Board, said
bonds to be subject to the approval OF the
Board.
A copy of this adv :rtisement must &C.
company all bid<, and each bidder will be
required to depnsit with the Secretary ol
the Board the amount necessary IL pay FOL
this advertisement, before his bid is open
, ed, and the successful bidder must pay the
cost et the advertisement.
Bids must be filed with Board before IL
o'clock, A. NJ, and opened at 2 o'clock
2. n. j une 2Sth. 1880. No bids will be re
ceived after ID A. NJ. of said day, and al
bidders are requested to be present at the
openin..
Proposals must be sealed. and addressed
to H. n. Alexander. Secretary OF thu
Board of prison Commissioners, Yuma
Arizona. and endorsed, : Proposals TO
5 Furnishing Supplies for the Territorial
/ Prison" ~
The Commissioners reserve the right Il
t reject any or all bids.
!, By order of the Board.
Il. n, ALEXANDER,
Mayl.4t Secretary.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1880-05-22

Have you seen those new show cases at
Lyons: They are Immense"
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1880-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS :

Sole agents for Yuma Casa
Grande andvicinity Dealers can be supplied
at the same prize and on tbs same terms as
Mt the wholesale house in San Francisco
Sod by the gallon and bottle. 1t has been
sold I'm all the Eastern alta es and has given
universal satisfaction. 1t is highly recon-
mended by the faculty in all cases of Nor-
,eousness, Weakness, Debility, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, etc. 1t is row Introduced 20 tho
public of the Pacific Slope, indorsed by The
following certificates OF ths eminent DR.. 8.
Dana HAYES, Siate Assoycr Of Massachusetts,,
and Lr. II. G. Lauderbach, Of st. Louis. Mo.
both gentlemen prominent In there profess.
ION and which is Il guarantee tn all buyers OF
its purity and quality. car Show thousands
of letters from persons from all parts Of tbs
Union and Canada, to testify 10 its merits and
the benz 1T it has afforded as family remedy
and tonic Sold by oil druggists aud groes-
ries. in bulk or by the case or bottle. Ceun-
try orders promptly attended to.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1880-05-22

oh "Dougi" what head.
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LOCAL MATT Z RS.
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19
NGl>Ti STORY, President.
THOMAS II. JOHNSON, SEES.
The HolyOke Mutual Fire Ins. Co.,
OF SALEM, MASS.

Statement January Isl, 1850.
CA-m ASSETS .-... 9fs},3o. 81
l,,-,r>c tor Reinsurance +. : l.i. SIG -
Oth,r Liabilities. including
BOSSES unni1 .... 7,ad7 25-lf42il co
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19
The Pirates of Penobscot; or The Slaves
of DUTY.


From the New Y orb Tribune
A Drge sung bv Governors Garceon Iamsop and
Smith, while they sat on fence and talked
about reeonrening the Confusionist Legislature
This verse was sung rapidly as possible
Three jolly buccaneers are we, and We would
neither cover nor
Conceal the circumstance that we pretended to be
Governor.
The life of Maine wntertme is merry as the
loggin is.
Where Upper kennebec comes down to where the
Audroscoggin Is.
W here SporSmen fish along the Molechun kamuuk
and Chesuncook
The other party had the votes but we had the au
daetv,
tnd 50 We studied up the State-its caving in
capacity.
And its resourceS-vegetabe animal and mineral r
"A ummmm-Oh yes
nth one day we ran against a naughty Major
Glneral
This verse was sung still more rapidly
We thought ought to draw the sword and set
up our authority,
For We received the ballots of very large mi
uoritv:
Oar partisans We're under arns-at Wallagosaque-
gamook.
At Petaquangomis Squaw Lake. Piscataquis and
Peggamook
The sailors. too were all with Us at Medv bemps
and Pemaquid =
d sometimes handed them cigars and often given
them a uuld
Gosh the SkowheEan fusiIeers and Carritunk ar
ullery
We're ready to seize Blaine and Hale and put them
IN a plllory.
The AIegash militia were resolved to have a
funeral
"a ummmm oh, YES
Iill suddenly ran against "a naughty Major ON
er4l
IQuicker yet-aa1,4t 0or ~,ssso.l
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19
Miss Flynn and Her Lover.

NIfss Mar, Flvnn Ill stnavina oodi
,.inr arj hr;nr r,,I,r..I II +bo saI'7o +;,,',
Mr. WIIiam End6 Was a+fanai ''l[l ~ '-l +bo
latter I,1rr Of thr Lrsinoss Una avoninl
WhiIa ihay WAN .;rin t,a, Io =, r'' n,
trnnr narIor. nj H1Jd NIL IhinEin'r = b III
III .LorIId ,u1a.,ra - ,,a,,'lo lI;.,
FIvnu wa, eZr,laInIn,. ,.,,rain ,b,.sioInai.
cal tarts f. bli,' '>'''' 7'''7
"Do Nom l,no\1 " sl,4 said ..tb3+ +hnn
SANDS nf r,nrsnn. .rn ,,.+,,,1t,. i,rrI,r.,,',
That ,brv .,ae,I wirh 4hn,r nif3r+ni,yy' ''.
du1cIn 7: ~
-Nnj1jops Of EN- r,,licd \Ir RuJd
ANA Aunt Nary wouldn't, LeIinyo MD
,.h.1'I+I,IJ ho, sI ,ntI,,,- r,-;,'i. NH
our i spbincrer nu.cIo + - W. ''
"Ha4 unreasonable -
.AAbv.a nerson cannon even kiss with
out Il snbiurter
..Jndraa
ii koov if /, Ill"
..Nr.y try Fri ran y,
"Oh Mr. E1dd II +. ton had fan, ,.,.,
to mako Iirhr of .ncI i srhiert
MI BrdU ,ri1rd I'LL. ban6 a,.l l,,..ol
IT. Me- ,rrr1ftrad 4, - rnnY4i, h III
oraso
,iidl'+l,o4 ..,a said ..r,.bo+bor,
a-ubat do you raI + snhinctor
hrIned tbeo M nn+ / II ILL.,. t,.,l '1lr,;r !,
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

A Cross BABY

Nothing is so conducive TO a mans remaining
bachelor as stopping for one night at the house of
married friend and being kept awake for five or
six hours by the crying of cross baby All cross
and crying babies need only Hop Bitters to make
them well and smiling Young man, remember
this Ed
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19
STATE OF MAINE,

WALDO Ss.-CouRr OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case Of HENRY CKEHORE, Of Lincolnvflle,
lnsolvcnt Debtor.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that pursuant ia IN
L order OF Court therefor, "A second meeting of
the creditors Of said Insolvent Debtor will be held
- me Probate Office in Belfast, in sid County on
tuesday the 24th day of February, d. 1850, at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon, for the purpose named in
section 81 of the Act Of said State OF Maine, Gu
Titled IAN act in relation to the msolvcnt laws of
Name approved Feb. u, 1873, as amended. 2w7
Attest b. Z. FIELD, Register of said Court.
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19
A Girl who was ''Too Hard in the Jaw for
her Lover.

In the ease recently heard i'll the Dub
lin law courts, Miss Annie O'Dwyer. aged
= years, sued Mr. Patrick Maguire, IL
ccnscd Niltner,' for damages. laid at T.,
600, for alleged breach Of promise to mar
ny. Mr.. Mclaughlin, q. C., in stating
the case for the plaintiff said the ac-
quaintance began in the month Of june
ISIS. and after some time the defendant
began to pay marked attention to Miss
O'pWyer lie proposed to her to walk
out with her. but she replied that she
must delay doing So until she became
aware of his intentions. To this Mr.. Ma
guire observed, do Won know that it is
my intention to make you my wife Z" This
was said in the presence of some OF the
plaintiffs sisters, and Immediately after
ward the defendant proceeded to furnish
a house for the marriage, and gave the
plaintiff the key in order that She might
crafty her taste i'll Its arrangement. tie
also purchased a pianotorte for her use,
introduced her to his sisterin-l law as his
intended wife, selected a "beSt man for
the wedding ceremony, and had her
every where regarded 10y his friends rs
Mrs. Mcguire. Matters went on smooth
ly for some time and the marriage was
fixed for the month Of August, but quite
suddenly Mr. Mcguire upbraidcd the
plaintiff with believing stories of want of
sincerity on his part, ami the engage
mcnt abruptly came 10 an end. Miss
Annie O'DWycr, the plaintiff, deposed to
the circumstances as detailed bN the
counsel, and proved the making Of the
promises.
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19
poND'S EXTRACT CO.


Nan,.
I'm tho matter Of
CASSlJS G. ROBERTS, In RInkutItcv.
Bankrupt.
GYMS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE. that petition has
been presented to the Court. this 18th day OF
Jauu.try, $50, hy CASNIUS e. ROBERTS, of stock
ton, Bankrupt, Individually and as Il member of
;hr firm NJ CoLCpRp, BERRY \ COMPANY, pray
irg That hr may Ice drcrrci to have fun discharge
from all hi- debts, individual ana 60 partnerships
proNllr nndcrti,. bankrupt Act, and upon reading
said Petition,
It l. Ordcrcd ny the Court that hearing be had
upon lhc same. on HE first Monday Of April, a. II.
lN>t before the Court in Portland, in said District
al !" oclot' 4 and that notice thereof he pub
-hcd in fr Republican journal and the Pi~cataiuis
Observe. newspapers printed in said District once
"A we Ton three successive weeks, TIN last puljjca
tanto DE thirty ua2 at least before the day OF hear
in-, and that ali creditors who have proved their
acht~ aud othcr persons in interest, nHF arpcar a.
-aiI tlmr aGl liacv, and Show cHlSr, u amy they
have. why the prayer u said Petition -houH not bc
grant IL WV. T.. TBEBLE.
tA6 Ceirh Of ui-uct Court for said Di-t:if.
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

y great many horses in this vicinity
are suffering from a disease resembling
horse-ail. The symptoms are bunch
in the throat near the jaws, This grows
larger from day to day, and the animal
loses appetite. Mr.. Reed has valuable
horse which has been sick with the com
plant, and many other cases are report
ed. The treatment which is generally
adopted, is to keep the animal warm,
feed warm marshes, and laxative food
kennebec Journal.
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19
ROLES a7E asEsGGa-g@r>

~ & li3 Middle Street, PO3TlANO. Ne.
GENERAL AGENTS. .
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19
EzsFsG ~ $50 i, ? Y,=.s---sz-7

.'.' HY t.l ul~t- NNu uun.NI- IN N..o
,INH.
The Republican journal., 1880-02-19

DR. @. AVER & co., Lowell. Mas,
Hrac'ic..i a"tl tnartic..l n~,mi.ts
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07
SMcc>M Notices.

NorIcE.-I have opened a new
limo Of Groceries and Con[ection-
cries, on Second Street, three doors
below Ross opposite the Hayden
House. | take this method of
inviting all my old customers to
call. J. S. WILKINSON,
Parties having lirst-class Wal
nut, Ash, Chestnut, Maple or Pop
lar for salc, arc advised to write 10
the Grafton Furniture Company at
Grafton, W. Va.
Ryan 4 Barrett will sell you Sew
ing Machines for Sl5. We keep in
stock tic Weed, New Home, New
American, New York Standard, Do
nestle, Genuine and Henry Stew
arr, and will furnish other machines
to order for cash or on time. Sale
room on Main Street, below the
Bank.
poekctbooks, purses, glasses and
combs ut Morrow & Hers!nan's,
Spices, cloves, cinnamon and
pepper ut Morrow & lIersman's.
Visiting cards, playing cards,
violin and guitar strings ut Morrow
l. Itersman's.
Everything found in a first class
Drug Store ut Morrow t. Hcrslnan's.
A full line of roll gold jewelry
ut Mrs. Atchisou's.
Bring your produce to Grgory's
in exchange for his Cheap goods.
Glass and Queonswaro nj Gregg
RVS. He will not be understood. .
Fresh Buckwheat Flour for sale
cheap nj Barnes Grocery.
Flowers, from S cents to - per
bunch, ut Mrs. Atcl!inson's.
Mrs. Atchison has On hand n full
line of Millinery ami Fancy Dry
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, 1IaMburgs,
Corscts, Kid Gloves, ParasoIs, Fans,
plain, striped and broeadel trim
ming Silks, ZophyrS, GcrmantownS.
Worsted Goods, which will be sold
cheap.
Constipation OF the bowels and
headache generally 90 together.
Tho Poor .IEta's Pills, taken in small
doses, will regulate the bowls, and
save from those terrible spells
| of headache. Only 10 cts per box.
IfchiIdr0n arc troubled withworms,
Rorcp.an's Srcct hermitage will re-
licvu them at once. 1t is pleasant
and efficient. Price 25 cents per
bottle.
Dress Buttons md Fsingcs at
Mrs. Atchison's,
Examine Grcgogy's stock of dry
! goods. They ars cheap
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
EAkga gegEE, Vein, v. u.

r. A.,
Arrivals ioT the week endlhg
August 4 .: v. ramsey, n: 1aElsey'
!. Ramsey, H ST S Mar!lnsvllle; 81 :. y.
JACKSON a. y. ot4 w T5 u E2Lfa-
10y, :; n M = q; W. FF9Ps, Sahe
Ll:Gw; !. \; MetIs' IN =, n. t ~ 3
Glonyllse; /. 4: Y: queen, n; =.
Lawson, a. w WoQdf9fa, MISS
Emma p n Duke, l.. A: 4 4T'ii' = g.
X r; M.xon' Perry 4l3%kinS, =.
n. Chai' y ana son, 19M Deg u
more, ). =. Jones, Il; II. EyrG; H.
Langiordt, y. ". bennGtt' ,, H.
Hall, W. ). NlGoLes, u y Snli!h,
county,: ~ N1ealey, y. T. & Darn4-
ton, v; Singleton, SAT- sLlcS :.
W. TGmndln, .. y. Nolan, L. 1r bIt-
10y, Joll4 SoMerviliG, 0e9fEe moot-
ter "; G4mlst9n, 1. Y. Dawson,
J !. ,H Mali44y, 5onn MoE 3I Ely ;
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07

fWcst Virginia, III from Maryland,
600 from Illinois, 105 from Missouri
co New York 50 from Kentucky and
90 head from Pennsylvania and %
from Tcnncsscc-totNl receipts for
the week 253O head against 223S last
Monday and 2613 head same time
last year. OF the offerings 90l
head wcrc taken by Baltimore
butchers, 90 sold 10 Washington
city butchers, 5l7 to country deal
crs, and 24S head TO Eastern spccll-
lators-total sales for the week,
iii head against 1925 last week.
and 1912 head same time last year.
SwINE-Thcre is IN increase Of
some 700 head i'll tho receipts be-
You'd those Of last week, and some
improvement generally in the quail
ity of the offerings. Prices, in face
Of the increase, show an advance
Of fully to as compared with last
quotations, but trade is not active,
fair, moderate and slow are the re-
ports Of different dealers. We quote
at GIa7 cts per ID net. Arrivals
this week G2D9 head against 1928
last week, and GIGS head SAME time
year.
snEEr AND LAMBS Tho quality
Of the offerings is not as good as it
was Inst week, and trade equally
as. good Tor almost all kinds Of
stock. Stock Sheep are scarcely
us active, but good Sheep and
Lambs arc in good demand, though
common arc not wanted. We
quote butcher Sheep at 34n4f cents
per ID stock Sheep ut 34a3f cts
par.lb gross. Arrivals this week
SG41 head against S9O8 last week
aud 1855 head same time last year.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07

DEATH OF Mrs. NlIXTEE JACK
soS.-On Wednesday afternoon at
8 o'clooI; Mrs. Belle Jackson, wife
Of Mr.. Mintcr Jackson, died at the
Exchange Hotel, in tho 50th year
Of her age. The deceased was an
excellent christian lady; She =! was
Tho daughter OF Col. Robert LIe9ttie
deceased, who was tho first Clerk
OF Smyth County, and one OF the
best citizens tho County ovor hHd.
Services will DO held over the TO-
mains Mt the Exchange at 0 o'clock
this Thursday morning ntler
which they will be taken TO the
Bcattio burial ground, near sui
phur Springs. On mex! Sunday
morning ut II O'Clock tho Rev. j,
G. Lowe will preach the funeral Of
the deceased ut Sulphur Springs
church. Marion Tiiryinia IlemhI.
Tho deceased lady was related
10 tho Jacksons who live ut Jan'
Lew, in this county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07

Go to Barnes for your Groceries,
you will save money by doing so.
Resins, currants, oitron &C., best
quality at Barnes.
Canned corn, peaches, tomatoes,
&C., Sc, for sale at ]. 4. Barnes.
Ifyou will use tho "Little Joker"
smoking tobacco you will use no
othcr-dt ia. Barnes
nominy, dried corn, cranber-
ries, minco meat, &C., &c, at J. A.
Barnes.
Examine tho casters at J. A.
Barnes, they arc very cheap also
extra custer bottles.
Reader, go and take a look q!
Banrcs' show windows, then step
in, examine mud purchase.
Buckets, tubs, brooms, wasE-
boards &C., at Grcgor'ys.
Gregory has the largest stock Of
confectionery and toys in town
Give him Il call.
At Gregory's you can get glass
sets, four pieces for 80 cts. Come
and SEQ them.
At Grcgory's you can get glass
tumblcrs, 10 cts per dozen, goblcts,
75cts per dozen.
Cakes, crackers, cheese, bologna
sausage, dried bccf, &c, at. Gregg
RVS.
Twant my customers und friends
to come and see me in my new
quarters, III the rooms. recently
occupied by J. 4. Barnes, where !
am offering better bargains than
ever. Mrs. J. Z. Atkinson.
Finstcr keeps tho best cigars and
tips i'll town.
4 choice selection Of reading
matter at tho News Depot.
All accounts duo mo must be
settled ut once. | have waited as
long rs ! can-"look Il lecdle oud."
+. BRISEMAS.
Farmers, uso tho Horse anu Cat
lie Powders prepared by J. II. Bare
Grogory's is tho place for your
gtnncwarc,
Chil,lrcn's Worm Syrup prepared
by j. II. Bare.
Choice cigars and tips q: Daro's
Drug Store.
All kinds of ladscs md gonts
Shoulder Braces at Bnre'A Drug
Store.
Best inspected lamp oil and oils
of az kinds ut Baro's.
Good Sewing Machine Oil at
Raro's Drug Store.
Black leu, 40, GO, Sncls and II O.
Ut tirugory'S.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07
Baltimore YIive Stock Mar.
IIct Tor Angus. 2.

BEEF CArrTE.-The market was
dull to-day the butchers coming on
the grounds very slowly, and then
being backward in buying. Tie
lrceest buyers comparatively were
tho country dealers. The quality Of
the offerings was hut little differ
ent from last weeks stock, ex-
trcmc tops being very scarce, while
the line Of middle Cattle wNs larg-
or and common perhaps less MI
merous. The middle and common
grades were conceded to DO 11la20
cents lower, and while, according
10 some dealers, tops were Off n
shade, others thought there was no
difference. Wequote ut 2 00a$5 10
with most Of the sales ranging from
Aa$4 rs per 10O lbs. There were
in tho yards 2 Kentucky 3 year
old hcifers, weighing respectively
17O5 and ITO pounds, and sold for
$2l0. These hciierS were pronounc.
ed by competent judges to be the
fullest they have ever seen.
MtLcI Cows.-Tradc continues
slow, md prices unchanged NJ SO
to 80 per head, rs TO quality.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle
ranged rs follows: Best BceYGs nj
i 75aS5 40; that generally rated
first quality 8 75aSf GO; medium
or good fair quality s rs ais G2 ;
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen, and
COWS 2 O0a$2 Is; extreme range Of
prices 2 00o$5 50. Most oithc sales
were FROM j 90 10 / Is per 100 lbs.
OF the receipts 81 head came from
Ohio. t.ilj from Virginia, @]4 from
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07
"a FA1RnANEsn is q conyenier

"A FAIRBANKS" is q convenient
synonym for Il weighing machine
or scales, us nearly perfect Of lis
kind rs it is possible to procure,
whether it occupies u place on the
druggists counters or is at Il
freight depot. and large enough TO
weigh a loAded train. The firm Of
Fairbanks & Co., have 4 world
wide reputation, and We are glad to
learn that since the Centennial.
their already important foreign
trade has increased in Il most graf
flying manner. Every vol APP
pointed farm should have the
means Of Weighing everything tina!
is sold from it or bought for it, and
this can DO supplied by Fairbanks
e Co., .i6 Wood Street, Pittshurs
Pennsylvania. -.AmericaAAg ricuEtar::
isl,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07
ANOTHER HEARD ERoA.-A to'

ANOTHER HEARD FRoA.-A tow
weeks ago wo stated that Andrew
Edmiston llad a COW that gave six
gallons Of mill; per day, and now
comes George W. DAWSON, Of
Leading Greek, who says he is the
owner Of! Il COW which gives four
gallons Of milk at L milking
Next
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07

The friends of"Charlie" McWhor,
ter are raising a fund to send him
to Baltimore to have his eyes opcr-
ated on. sCharlic" is II deserving
young man, and il will DO IL worthy
act in our people to donate some
thing for this purpose.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07

MARE1AeEs.-Up to Thursday
last, 81 marriage licenses had been
issued by County Clerk Woc(lcr.
This is in excess Of the number
issued for the same time last year,
the number then being only IS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07

New CuURCu.--Wo understand
steps IRE being taken TO erect Il
Methodist Protestant Church in
Weston. The sum of SC2G has al
ready been raised and the friends o.
tho project Care confident TINT with
n little effort D sufficient amount
can soon DO raised to erect
church,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07

Ok Friday evening last Il very
enjoyable leap year party WIS civ
en- by Miss Allie Byrnc,of our town.
AL enjoyed themselves to the full
meaning Of the term.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07

A FIGHT occurred ut the head Of
Main Street on Thursday, i'll which
tho rocks used in macatlamizing
tho street took q very prominent
liart.
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An EXCURSION 10 the a. NJ. Z.
Campaigning at Clarksburg, will
leave here 1T 7 A. N. oil Sunday,
and return in the evening.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07
For. SLtrrcilor.

WO nre authorized to announce e. a.
BENNETT as n candidate for County Sur.
Feyor-sBGfSct 10 the decision Of the Pri.
mary Election.
We arc authorized TO announce GEORGE
Y. pEANas candidate for tho office 81
County Surveyor.
We are authorized TO announce J. s..
HALL ms a candidate for the Office Of Sur-
veyor-s1biect 20 the deVkiou CT the Pri.
mar y Election.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07

TALKING about flies being thick,
and lIcas loo, but they are al inIfn-
itesinal number compared 10 the
candidates for assessor ind magis-
traLes in Lewis county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07
pERsoSlL.

Mrs. Duncan, and her daughter
Miss Guy, Of Clarksburg, were The
guests Of Mrs. w. ]. Bland this
week.
Major G. D. Camden was attend
ing County Court here this week
Miss sallio Fisher has returned
from visit to Marietta, Ohio.
W. 7. Glucl,, of Troy, and Miss
India Scott, ofBaltimorc, were in
town on Saturday,
Colonel Ben Wilson was here
this week looking after his fences.
Mrs. John G. Arnold, orJackson.
vile, ard Mrs. P. A. Lorentz, Of
Walkcrsyille, were in town this
week.
We noticed a good many strang-
srs on our streets this week. 4.
N. NJ. ANGEL, of Weston, has
gone to Fort Assiniboinc, Montana
Territory, 10 work on the Govern
ruont fort now being erected at that
place.
Rev. Father Fitzpatrick, Of Ran
dolph county, passed through NYcs-
ton on Thursday.
Amos Bright arrived in Weston
on Thursday,
Mrs. Duncan and lror daughter
Miss Gay, Or. Kunst and Er Rails
ton, Bland Brannon and Miss Ella
Brannon, returned from the Web:
ster Springs on Friday last. All
of them arc much improved by
their trip; and MI speak in the
most favorable terms Of the com
Portable accommodations furnished
by the hotels at Addison.