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BISHOP TUTTLE.S APPOINTMENTS.

Sundays, May 80 land June i, II a m .sp.m.. Butte
Thursday. June 10, p. M, Blackfoot.
Sunday, June Is, II AIN. and SPIN, Deer Lodge.
Wednesday, June II. : p. m, Philipsbuls.
Sunday, June 20, II II. m, Stevensville.
Sunday, June 20. I p. m. Corvallis.
tuesday. June %. s p. m. Etna.
sunday. June -. IL Il. m. and s p. m. MiSSoula.
Wednesday,. June 30. $ p. IN Glendale.
Sunday, July !. II Il. M. Sheridan.
Sunday, July I. 8 p. H.. Virginia City,
Sunday, July II, II II. M, Virginia City.
Sunday, July II. s p. M, Madison Valley.
Thursday, july Is. ) y. IN, Pony.
Friday, July IL. . y. m. Sterling or Red Bluff.
SunkaN. July 1S,'l1 II. IN. and = p. M. BOZemun.
sunday. July 81. II II. III. and , p. m, BOZeman.
Sunday, July %. 3 p. m, Fort Ellis.
Monday, July 2G, 5 p. nj Hamilton.
SUNDAY. July ~, p. m. Lower Willow Creek.
Wednesday,, july 2S. s p. M, Gallatin.
lllnrSdAy, July -, $ p. M. Radersburg.
Friday, JE 30, 4 PM, Deep Creek School House.
saturday. Aug. /, II II. m. and 9 p. M. Helena.
Thursday, Aug. 8, s p. M. Belmont.
sunday, Aug. s. II a. m. and 3 =. m, Benton.
Sunday, Aug. Is. II a. m. and : p. m. Fl. Shaw.
Sunday. Aug. -. 3 p. H., sun River.
saturday, Aug. u. : p. m, White Sulpur Sp'gS
SumdaE. Aug. -, II Il. m. and 8 p. M. TT. Logan.
Sunday. Aug. %, 3 p. M, UnioHville.
Monday. aug. 80. \ p. m. Boulder.
Thursday iSep.2. = pm. Bishops School House.
Friday. sept. 3, s p. M. POintieXters.
Sunday, Sept. ). II Il. m. and : D. m, BtnnIck.
Wednesday. Sept. s., y p. H., Junction Lemhi.
sunday. Sept. u, II Il. m. p. M. Salmon City.
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NOTES.

Charles De Young, the San Francisco
Chroatcie editor, was buried with Hebrew
ceremonies, a rabbi preaching the sermon al
the grave.
A citizen Of Boston recently distributed five
hundred copies Of the New Testament at the
door of a hall AT Boston in which Colonel
Ingersoll delivered a lecture.
The bee is said 10 be a resident of ANY, eli
mate OF the globe. Il will prosper in hollow
trees i'll Canada. where mercury will fierZe in
the open air, as veil as at the equator.
The Hollister Telegraph says: The brain
of Charles De Young only weighed a
ounces. It's comparative size may be estima-
ted when it is known that AgassiZ' brain
weighed a ornces. But it was unusually
large.
Mrs. job Sherman is sand, when 4 girl at
school, to have remarked, in the course of A
girlish conversation with her schoolmates as
TO what zach would do when she was married,
that she would aim ito make her husband as
much OF a man as lie can be-"
One of the most singular names ever given
to a mine is that which }. L. Pantiind, has
christened a location in Arizona. lie calls
il the Five BIS" An Arizona papers ex-
plains that the letters stand for the pruspec-
tors outfit "Beans, bacon, blankets, burros
and bread"
Josh Billings was right when lie said 1T
is better TO know fewer things than to know
so many things that aren't so"
The owner of the Gettysburg battle field
has filed a claim before the Congressional
committee for the rent Of the ground where
the battle was fought. But the nation can put
in as Offset a claim for a percentage of the
profits on the relics sold there, and most of
which are manufactured Ia Piitsburg-Bos-
ton Post.
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b UTE MARKET REPORT.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.

VIZ ELS LIE 20 IA TT VS..
sueAr-per s sSaf e. M icS S6s'. ss;r Ar g.. e Fl, 1850 &.
$3.50; Granulated, ST.. 90 Powdered, SIS;
Crushed, 81. standard, si+.5o
SIS; M n gal, SIS III. Be cher IS $50" $3.50 D'lp
25c.; Roasted Java, 45c.; Roasted Cosmos,
35c: Charities o. G. j.. 4oc.
zoe. to 81 .25;~ Gunpowder, roc. to $l,50 Young
Tyson, Sl.oo to ESl 80:
Wax, 10 h., Ss7s; stearic Wax, 20 Id. box;
Si.5.
soAP-White Russian, $500 per box of rs lbs. /;
india, 81 80; Shaeftar, S6.5o;- Laun-
dry, : g; savon, - 90; VaXgm s.; 90 Ger
II G: perlb.; CASTLE, (white importedl 80 C;
notified, 25c.
COAL OIL-Five gal. cans, III fire test. 4sc. l2o
test, 9Oc.; 100 test, Soc; $50 test, s.; 175
test, zoe.
TonAccos-Chewing. Zine cut 20 to 9oc Gold
Nugget, Sc: Sunshine, 90c.; Gilt Edge, 75c.
L.P. Gold Block: CSC; an | soc; Jones So
lace, soc: Sweet MorseI: 49,; ga Kentucky'
Tos%ccs MssHiaikkiins Sf Bullion. sc cn'' Flower S" Of
the West. CSC: Our Darling, SOC: Perique
mixed, Sl.1O: G. c. Natural Leaf, 81 to 90
Montana, roc: Ingleside. CSC: Eye Lash,
6Oc.: G. C. c., S1.5o.
~SUNDRIES.
Hams % cents: States. zoe: bacon. 16c. lard
22c.: salt, dairy 5 c.: cheese (s.) l5c Goldfish,
lbonelessl 15c. Mackerel, So so to $3.50 pc
KIT: California assorted fruits. $500: 10
matOeS, ~ Id. cans, $3.50 per case: Jellies
and jams, 5000: States 3 ID. O.. c Tomatoes,
5000: Corn, (W1nslow's) 5000: Peas. (Erie'
mon. $1,000: Goldfish balls, $3.50: Rice.s(Chi-
na) S5.0O5.50: matt: Carolina. lic. per H.:
Beans, Sc, Milwaukee Beer, $500 per case.
BrOOmS, $3.50 per dOz.: Lima beans, lie.
per ID: Mustard, (ColInan'S) CSC: Pepper,
(grain) SOC. Crackers. (sOda and pic nic) lac:
Corn starch, $3.50 per box: Silver Gloss
starch, S6.25 per box: Dried apples. He;
peaches. 17c., cherries, &c. ground cherries,
lGc., blackberries. lie. raSpberries, SOC.
Sauces, catsup. S5.25 per case pepper. $500
per case; l.. & p. Worcestershire, $50 and
800 per doz. Oysters. IXL., $1,000 case;
Cove, S6.5O Case. Rice $i2.M Mol.
WINES y LIQUORS-WhiSky, %. +. c. Sour
Mash. $500 per gal. Hume, S4.0O TO $500 per
gal, Cabinet. 500 to $500: per gal, Port,
$500 to $50 per gal. (chOice) Sherry, $500
to$4.0Gper gal, Catawba. 81 80 per gal. Imp.
Vine, S2loO per case; Hostetter's Bitters,
$1,000 case.
FL9UR-Celebrated Empire mills. S4,0OaS4,5O
Rnby Mills, NNNN, S3.25;
Mill Creek. NXXX. S3.25;
Willow Creek. NNNN. S&.2j.
Gallatin, XXXX Si.25: MiSSOula Mills $500;
FrenchtOwn $500.
MEAL-White, Sc. yellow, Sc.
W~HEAT-2&c.
OATS-S2.j0 from store: selling from wagon.
S1.T5.
BUTTER-5Oc.
cents.
NAILS-10d, $50 per Keg.
SHovELS-$11.O 90 per doZ.
A~XES-&12.50 case Gold Dust" X. X. $3.50
case Hunts, S13.50 case
AXE HELVES-S4!5 per dOZ.; Pick heivcs
(Washocl $4.75 per doz. Il. r.. $500 perdoZ
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DAKOTA AND MONTANA.

For Freight or Passage. apply TO
BarreI d warren. Butte.
+. o. Hudson. 2@3 North "a st. st. Louis.
Ward 4 Brady, Front street, 81. Louis.
II. foape. IT Vine street. Cincinnati.
W. =. Evans. S0, Wafer street. PittsbuTs.
G. r. Capron. a Clark street, Chicago
J.. =. Ililiiara 81 Clark street, Chicago.
Robt. Bruce. 4as r.. Water 81, Milwaukee.
/. C, Smith, sos Roadway, New York.
jos. X. Hixon. 2z3 WaShii tgton st. Boston.
q. q. Sanboru, N. T.. r. r., st. Paul, MINI.
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This rold Reliable line of steamers will ope-
rate between Pittsburg and all points on the
Ohio. st. Louis, Kansas City, st. Joseph, Oma-
ha, Sioux City, Yankton. Springfield. terminus
C., NJ. 4 81. P.,) and Bismarck, TO all points in
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OFFICERS:

3. b. COULSON.
General Manager, .Yankton, p. 7.
d. w. MARRATTA.
Superintendent, Bismarck, u. /.
GEO. Ci.kNDENlN, JT.,
General AgL., Fort Benton, NJ. T.
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-20

schools are in the main ola relig-
ious character is too well known 10
he seriously disputed. So Of the
lecture room. 1t is used for the
mld.wcck evening lectures and
other services, when the attendance
is not large. The expense Of light
ing and heating the main church
building is thus avoided. But the
services upon such occasions are
It's truly religious in their char1c-
ter us the sermon upon the Sab
BATH"
a. supervising architect is n per-
son performing ''labor," although
not Il "laborer," within the mean
ing Of the mechanics lien law. A
widow keeping Il boarding house,
with Il female friend residing with
her, and female servants, beside
the boarders, is the "head Of tic
family" But II single man, who
keeps house and has no other ler-
sons living with him than servants
and employees, is not the "hcad ola
family" Or a householder" And
mn unmarried man, who docs not
keep house, but Supports his
mother and his unmarried sister,
who boards with his married sister
in another town, is not the ''lcad
OF n family"
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Editor Democrat.
Mrs Minerva Post died of con
sumption on the Goth OF lust
month, on Bloody Run, leaving d
husband and family to mourn her
loss, besides many and loving
friends. Peace to her sleeping
dust.
Mr.. William Tyson died on the
4th of this month, of consumption,
in the youth of life. Mr.. Tyson
was a gentleman Of high standing,
and is sadly missed by the CON.
munity in which he lived. Such
is the destiny OF man. May lie
rest in peace.
Anna, daughter Of II. c. D. and
c. Lamb, died Of consumption on
the 9th of November, in Tic l4th
year Of her age, on Little Cove.
L. G. S.
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BUSINESS CHANGES, &C." DR.,
simusun has fitted up an office at
The rear ortlle drug store OF lsa's'oh
& Simpson.
A Davis Sewing Machine agent
has rented an office on Bank al
ley. .o.oo
DR.. Holt has removed his Office
10 the new brick, in the room loF, :,
n,crIy occupied by the Garl'e'o
Club. :,
nr, Dent now has his office in
the lmrk room of his drug store
Work has been suspended on
woodtor,l's mill until spring.
p N, Hale is erecting fine sta
ble near his residence in West
A new gr,cery has been opened
al, on ,lain Street, one d"or above
Ross sture, by Brink"'HN y CO.
Marks Darsan las opened " gro
Gerry in A. NJ. Smiths store s'"'e,Fo naI
..,.,,r nj Min Street anu
Bank Alley.
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uhui Some Honls 4uean at Lac
troa tAe Albany Law Journal

Frua The Albany Law Journal
ITO resort" means to 60 once or
more. In State against All Sam,
the Nevada Supreme Court, under
\ statute iorbidding any one TO
resort" to any place to smoke OPT
un, said:
Tile appellant also contends that
the District Judge erred in i'll
rtructins the jury to the elect that
going Once 10 Il place kept for
opium smoking is an infrsction Of
tie law. What the statue lorbiis
all persons To do is to resort 1"
such places, and it is aTgued that
resort llean* not to s" merely once
but 10 go aud 50 again; in other
words, 10 make u practice ut going.
The rt ymolusy ofthe word resort
lends sume support to this &Fgu.
lucnt, but the definition given in
the lcxicons shows that whatever
may have been its original neall-
lug it III longer means anything
mute in the connection in which it
is employed in the statute than to
60 once"
Eggs" are not "mcat" or "poul'
try within II statute prohibiting tie
sale Of such articles when unsouiIti.
Boring through the floor with MI
uurur constitutes burglary, says
the Alabama Supreme Court in
Walker against State. This WAS
where the prisoner bored 4 hole
through the lloor Of Il corn-erib,
stopped il up with cob, and alter
ward, OH separate occasion, drew
the snelird corn through the wl'vle
into a sack underneath the crib
"l3rass knuckS" is used i'll the stat
ute as the maine Of Il weapon, with
out reference ~ the metal oil which
il is lla,ie. Therefore a conviction
OF unIawlully carrying ''brass
knucks" will not be set aside De-
cause it WIS proved tImt the wcap'
Oh was lead or pewter. TERM,
cash" is not equivalent To received
,mvlnent." "i'erms cash." IN an
r,,r,.w;,tr,I bill Of goods sent by Il
Wholesale to u retail dealer, c:Innol
be held rs matter Of law to imply
that The goods were paid Tor before
they were shipped.
4 farm ovcrsecr is net Il labor
or" within the lien law. Mites
bills. etc., representing money
loaned on interest by Il corporation
nre properly" liable to taxation
4 railroad depot is Il "warchuuse,'
within the statute OF burglary.
4 Sunday School is not divine
Worship" but Il building for tht
sessions ofa Sunday School and
religious lectures is for II "religloll:
purposc," although occasionally
InISed for fairs md other benevolent
purposes. The court said, III q
PENNSYLVANIA ease:
"TIic Sunday School room AMI
the lecture room Of II modern
church are as essentially used fol
religious purposes tbs the hody o.
the church building itself. Th'
Sabbath Schools are IN important
auxiliary otcvcry Christian church
a"d indispensable to its life and
s sror-,, That the ssrvirsf in 'ucf
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-20

Bring your produce to Grcgory's
in exchange for his cheap goods.
Glass and Qucenswarc ut Gregg
RVS. lie will not be unders"ld.
Teas, green 40, 20, S1cts amidst 90
per pound, at Grcgory's.
At Grcgory's you can get glass
sets, four pieces for 81 cts. Come
and SIC them.
Coffee Is. IS and 20cts per
pound ut Gregory's.
black ten, 10, GO, Scots and 81 %
ut Gregory's.
Cakes, crackers, cheese, bologna
sausage, dried beef, &C., at Gregg
rvs.
Ifyou want II beautiful lamp, 60
TO Morrow & llersman.
Oranges, lemons, rIisins, nuts
&c., at Gregory's.
Call and examine our new Bucks,
ut the News Deput.
4 large stuck If all kinds Of stu
tionery, ut the News Depot.
All persons desiring oysters
should call ut Urbpch's. The hesI
placs in town.
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DIX. LOYAL YouxG.-At The re
cent meeting Of the preslY,ery Of
West Virginia, held at Grafton, at
the request of DR.. Young, the I,;ls-
tolal relation between him and
the First Presbyterian Church Of
ParkerSburg, was dissolved; he
having labOred in that congrcga.
ton fnr five years. Last Sabbath
he preached his farewell sermon.
The text was ID Corinthians, 10 IA:
"'he grace Of our Lord Jesus
Christ, the love Of God, and the
communion Of the Holy Ghost, be
will, you ALL"
The sermon was deeply, indeed
sOlcmnly impressive. and rs the
venerable Patriarch gave bis fare
well words. the tear Started in the
eye Of every listener. We do not
know where DR.. Ioung's lot may
he cast in the future, hut wherever
it my be the hest wishes Of the
people Of Parkcrsburg will i"llw
him. No man ever lived in this
city who made more devoted
friends, nor any who more deserved
them.
The following extract is from the
minutes Of the Session Of the First
Presbyterian Church, Parkersburg,
November Stl,, 1880:
safer DR.. Young lIad withdrawn,
the following paper was submitted
10 the Session and unanimously
adopted:
"'This Session takes great pleas.
ure in saying that, in parting with
Rev. Loyal Young, D. D., their
Pastor for the last five years, The
relation af Pastor and SrSSiun has
been uf the most cordial and fra.
tcrnal kind; and that they will
ever remember his wise counsels-
Ibis courteous oversight Of. the
Church aud Congregation whilst
saing=in= and=0ut 6cfure them as
their Pastor and We do most
earnestly pray thatzhis= growing
usefulness &n,ay=continue=aE=lIis
- ,,,,1;t AZ. Nu,Ius
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Esa!ii,NuTs Live stack War;
kct Cor Nov. is.

BEEF CATTEE.-The wholesale
market this week was fairly active,
and prices generally ta4c higher
than last week, in view Of the i'm
prnvcment in the Eastern markets.
And the retail trade showed some
little advance uu the best grades,
&c, but the medium and common
Cattle we're unchanged. The quail
ity generally was better than last
week, good tops being quite num-
crous. We quote at 2 25a5 80,
with most sales ranging from 3 50
to 4 IS per 100 Ills.
Mich COws.-(iood Cows are
scarce. but prices remain unchnng
ed. We quote at 25a45 per hcad,as
to quality.
Prices to-day for Beef
Cattle ranged as follows: Best
l3ceves Mt ) 25a$5 so; that gen
orally rated first quality 4 Goa
s. -; medium or good fair quail
Iity 8 O0a$4 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 9 25a2 Is;
extreme range Of prices 2 25a5 50.
Mnst Of The sales were from, 8 50
10 4 Is per 100 lbs. OF the re-
ccipts Pts head came from vir-
ginia, $50 from Ohio, % rom
Kentucky, 13 from Maryland, and
400 head from West Virginia. To-
tai receipts for the past week were
1854 head sgainst 1855 last week,
and 1927 same time last year. OF
the offerings SG6 head were taken
by Baltimore butchers, ego sold
to country dealers, and Gil head to
Eastern Spectators. Total sales
for the week 2152 head, against
1925 last=wcek, and 20j0 head sane
time last yGar.
SwlSE.-l'llere is some increase
in=l!le number ofthe offerings over
last weeks receipts, and general
improvement in The 4ualitY,, ms in
most of the Yards the stock is re-
ported better, and in the balance
about equal in grade 10 last weeks
offerings. Prices show a decline Of
fully 4c as. compared with quota
tions then, The range now being
from 81 To Ct cents, with afew ex-
ira 4 Shade higher, understood 10
I've Gs cents, most sales ranging
from GiaG9 cents per pound net.
From present Western prices our
market is expected to hold its own,
ut least for Il short time. Arrivals
this week STA head, against G2t,l
last week, and 5SoS head same time
last year.
SHEEP And LAMBs.-There is
rather H limited supply Of Sheep
Offered this week, and the qunlity
is fully ms gnod as it was last week.
With a moderate demand on the
lart of butchers, and some outside
inquiry, trade is reported fair, and
| in consequence Of the compare,
lively light offerings prices are Il
shade higher than last--week. We
quote butcher Sheep ut %a5s cents
Lambs iaji cents per pound gross
Stack Sheen Mt 9 :IM3 20 neT
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-20

vExSoR, the Canadian weather
prophet, predicts warm weather in
November, bscau<e birds Of many
sppries still remain in Northern
ATTITUDES. Well, if the weather
for the past week is some Of his
warm weather, we don't want any
of his cold weather predictions in
ours.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-20

Ok Sunday lust, about twenty
five young men in The employ Of
Ruhl, KoI'eIsar,l & Co., paid a visit
10 our town, at the invitation Of
their generous employers. They
we're we'll pleased with Our town,
and grateful to the firm for the
pleasure Of a visit 10 Weston.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-20

VIZ see that the Baltimore, Gin
cinnati and Western Railroad was
incorporated in Wheeling on the
9G,h Of October. with capital oi
$5,0OO,O00. The incorporates arc
Cincinnati and Baltimore capital
lists Ex-Governor Tom Ewing "t
Ohio, will he President. The road
sill run from Cincinnati to Iron
ion, Ohio; thence across West
yirriniIl to Virginia and Maryland,
and on to Baltimore, Il distance OF
GoO miles. The Baltimore Incor'
porators are Telfsir Marriott ana
Edward y. McConkey. Mr.. Mari
oft is u we'll known real estate
broker, and Mr., McConkcy is a
lawyer also in the real estate ''''l'
ness
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-20

School stationary cheaper than
ever, at the News Depot
Brinkn.an 4 Sterling have re-
eeiycd a full line Of ladies clO"kS'
and a large stock OF clothing.
Good Sewing Machine vi I'll
Bnrs's Drag Store.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is.

HEItNH3@EsI EEENt 4FHFs fVs
Cattle market active; receipts
2G00; sales Of prime ut GAG %,
gooa S S7Aa5 S7s, medium 4 15a
) %, and common 3 G2la4 G.! per
100 pounds. Sheep IRE active
receipts 10000; sales Of prime at
5ta5 40 cents, good at 45a5I cents
medium 4sa4} cents, common IA
Il cents, and culls SaSs cents per
,mand. Hogs in fair demand; re-
ceipts $500; sales Of prime al
G1a77 cents, medium at G4a6s cents
and common ut .iats cents pei
pound.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-20

.WE=arc=pa iincd=to=learn that
Wilson Arnol,l1,ofour town, who
is at Rockhill College, Maryland,
while engaged in Il game Of hall
recently, received 4 severe fall in
same way, di$locating hiS shoulder
and brenking his arm.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-20

VIZ are informed that Mrs.
George W. Lackcy, a former Wcs-
ion lady, but now Of Garrett, 1ndi-
ana, is the happy mother Of Il
bouncing boy.
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Bic Snow fell here on Saturday
last.
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one door helnw the Bank, on Main
Street. have also opened out
y first class oyster saloon. Thank
full for past patronage, hoping my
old customers will give me a call
at my new place ofbusiness.
J. S. WILKINSON.
Chillren's Worm Syrup prepared
By J. II. Bare.
The finest lot of Standard Boots
in this section ut Brinknan 4
Sterling's.
All accounts due me must be
settled ut once. | have waited as
long as I -''look a leedlc oud.n
+. BhlXKMAN.
Choice cigars and tips at Barc's
Drug Store.
All kinds of ladies and gents
Shoulder Braces ut Bare's Drug
Store.
Gregory has the largest stock Of
confectionery. and toys in town
Give him a call.
the placc=fot your
stoncwarc. ==##5=#=
.Atr.5 Brinkman desires us to say
that Ra.5lr. Sterling is authorized
to receipt for noncy.duc him
Best corn cutter ever offered in
this market at Brinknlun 4 Sterl-
ing's.
A large and varied stock Of No.
tions just received ut Brinkman 4
StcrIing's.
Finest assortment of dress goods
ever brought 10 Weston 10 be had
at Bripkman 4 Stcrling's.
Ladies' and Children's Shoes
that never wear out ut Brinkmar
& Stcrling's.
At Grcgory's you can get glass
tumbIcrs, 40 cts per dozen, goblets
7jcts per dozen.
Finest brands of Cigars to b.
had ut J. H. Bare's.
Examine Grcsory's stock of hat!
they arc low from Scots up.
Tou SALE.-The Weston Steam
lanyard. For particulars appl.
to r. A. EDWARDS.
4 complete stock of photo AM
autograph albums, primers, books
stationary, chalk, crayons, poke
books and purses ut Morrow 4
ljcrsman's.
Do not fail to call at Huntington
ana see his large stock Of Ladie
Clocks.
Go to Grcgory's for your cheaI
groceries.
Parties having first-clNss Wal
nut, Ash, Chestnut, Maple or Pop
lar for sale, are advised to write t,
! the Grafton Furniture Company u
Grafton, W. Va.
The most agreeable medicine
have ever used, il "7he Poor 4h"R
Liner PiNs. Whilst they net tho
oughly upon the bowels, there
no PUN nor gripping, produced b
their. action, rs is the case wit
most other pills. As they ut
promptly upon the stomach, mo!
attacks Of sick headache, are n
lievcd in about two hours. priC
only IL cents per box.
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