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National Republican., 1880-07-24
THE CADUL DRAMA-
Abhurrahman Installed as Ameor.


CADUL, July 2.-Thc last act Of the Cabul
drama was begun to-day by durbar, at
tended by most Of the Cabuloe chiefs aud gem
tlemon, by delegates from Abdurrahman Khan
and by many British officers. Abdurrahman
Khan WIS formally recognized as anieer. and
tomorrow his name will bo recited in the
Of Yakoob Khan's party have joined him. He
has released the merchandise seized III Tur-
kcstan. Tho British army is to withdraw in
three weeks. Mr.. Lcpel II. Griffin, the Brit.
ish political officer. on behalf of the queen and
tho vicoroy Of India acknowledged Abdurrah-
man Khan as nmeor and announced the early
withdrawal Of the troops within tho frontier
fixed by the treaty Of Gundamuk. General
Stewart bosought the sirdars to sink thoir
private quarrels and unite in assisting the
ameer to restore peace and order. The sir
dars listened in silence.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
w WIMBLEDON RANGE.
A Startling Charge Of Fraud in the
Gentlemeh's Contest"
Tho Markers Charged with Being Blibed
to Mark up Scoros of
Contestants.
An Unexpected Development OF Bribery.

An Unexpected Development OF Bribery.
WIAiDLEDoN, July 23.--In the contest for
the "Olympic" prize to-day woll.known
riaeman made forty-5ix with Snider riGc at
the G00-ynrd range out Of a possible Atty. lie
dlscainled tho score end declared that he had
bribed tho markerJ lie had informed tho
executive committee beforehand that he would
do so, Us they declared the thing impossible.
Tho next highest score was forty. A by
standor who was cognizant of the facts,
and who was watching tho target, saw a clear
mis- marked rs bulPs-cye. The council is
invest eating.
Licutenant Godsal won tho Dudley prizo It
1000 yards, ony rl1o with the highest posi-.
Bile score, namely, So BaScr scored AZ and
Humphrey, Evans and Thyme II each
Scott, Rockwell and Jackson did not shoot
out The match tomorrow will begin at $50
o'clock in tho morning. Sir Henry Haliord
romans captain of tho English riGemon, aud
will coach the team. Tho British team as re-
constituted made ono or two points less in the
competition for tho Echo shield yesterday
than tho Americans made at lIouuslow
Sir Henry llalford and Frank Hyde to-day
tossed for targets for to'noIrOw's match and
Halford won, choosing l. and I. The Amori-
cans will shoot Mt d and g. Messis. Hum
phroy, Evans. Baker and Young will use tho
fafqunnrSon'Nctiordri ne,Codslll,S ,SharpS rlile,
Joynt, FentOn aud Minor, Rigby rifles;
Farrow, II Ballard, Scott aud Laird, Reming.
tons md the others Sharpcs.
WIMBLEDON CAMP, July 23.-Nfessrs. Hyde,
Gerrsh and Brown have been shooting in the
pools to-day, but merely to sight their guns at
the l,000.yards range. Hyde, out Of possible
35, made in ono entry 81 and in another 80.
Gerrish In three entries made 80, 50 and 80
respectively. Brown, in two ontrios, mado 30
and 81, respectively. There ia some slight
dispute between Hyde and FArrow. Tho lat
ter talks of not shooting in the match to-
morrow, but he probably will. Martin Smith
and Sir Henry ETalford will act as reserves of
the English team.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
now tho snnth is Mnde so,id

PITTsBURG, July 22.--Mr. W. Y. Leader,
editor of tho Austin (Texas) Doiiy D&patcL,
passed. through tho city to-day on his way to
his old homo in Philadelphia. Ho has been
in Texas for seven years. His description of
tho means employed TO make the south solid
veriilos the accounts received. lie says that
in ono district in Texas ninoty-two negroes
were assassinated Of which 10 montion was
made in the north. He is Of tho opinion thut
1t would be criminal for the republicans TO
canvass tho southern states, aud Il Is his pur-
pose to advise tho chairman OF the national
republican committee to permit the southern
states TO go by default. He says: "Though
the republicans should pile their votes up
mountain high IL would be all the same; they
never would be taken into account" lie
thinks vigorous or anything approaching Il
serious canvass would simply induce the
negroes to take such part as would bring
down upon them the wrath of their old mas
ters and enemies.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
Welnn,nndin Iltnii.

SALT LAKE, UTAu. July Ex-Governor
Murray, General Smith aud a number OF other
gentlemen went 10 Ogden yesterday to meet
and escort Secretary Thompson to this place.
The secretary had an appointment with James
b. Ea'ls TO examine the filing up Of San Fran
cisco harbor with debris, and stopped here
on his return. In conversation tho secretary
said that tho navy is not the baby represented
by the press and in case Of troublo with Spain
wonld give u good account of itself.
Nr. Burchard, director Of the mint is here.
en route for the cast, looking up statistics re.
lating to the annual production Of precious
melnls and examining Tho minia
National Republican., 1880-07-24
THE nENSINGrON STRIn ERs.
Failure to Agree on Terms for Work

Failure to Agree on Terms for Work.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23,--The time granted
by the six Kenslngton iron.mill owners to
their 1,900 striking puddlers to return to
work expired to-day. The strikors appear
determined In their position, and declare their
intention to hold out until II higher scale of
wages is decided on. The great obstacle in
tho way of an adjustment Is n provision COM
pellng the men before rosuming their places
TO sever all connection with tho amamagatcd
Iron and Steel Workers union.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
New YORK, July 81, 1880.

1.-THE REPUBLICAN was in possession of
this information 1t would be It's greatest pleas.
ure to furnish it, bat really II has no more
information Of these matters than its CORE
spondent, or any better means OF obj aiming 1t.
The census bureau is tho only source for OBJ
tanning such information rs Ia required, aud
us TIE REPUBLICAN has no moro intimate re-
lations Herewith than our correspondent, it
knows no moro than ho does Of tho matter in
interest
National Republican., 1880-07-24
L.aDOR 1I.aYrERS
Tho Strike of Tho spinners at Lowell.

LOWELL, MASS, July 23.-The mule spin
ners OF the various corporations Of this city
held large and animated meeting tonight
Contributions having been received from the
National Labor union at New York, It was
unanimously voted to support the strikers
now out at the Mcrrmack mills, and to invite
those now at work for that corporation to
come out on the same torms.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
Tho Camnnlgn In AInbama.

TO LN0 EWWOT " INt NdtIONdI NtUWOIltdN'
sIR Judge ]. J. Martin addressed larg
and enthusiastic meeting Of tho republican
of Leo county at Opelika on Saturday las
Tho speaker in ono Of his ablest efforts, dis
eussed tho principles which should govern th
presidential campaign aud gave mcrliod an
iroc description of tho ability, patriotism an
fidelity OF cur standard,beaTers, etc.
VERITAs.
LoAcHAPoKA, ALA, July 20, 1850
National Republican., 1880-07-24
Another EARLY Nun for The riromon.

An iacendiary lro at Mrs. Curtin's, on
Seventh, between C and d streets northeast
shortly after o'Gl0ck thil morning, necessI.
tated an alarm from boa 8l2 and tho hremou
quickly rsspeHdod They did not use their
engines, However, tho hand pumps beina .onud
sufficient o extinguisA the flames, tho danl@ge
amounting 70 Sl5l
National Republican., 1880-07-24
Tannors Condition Unchanged.

NEW YoER, July 23.-Dr. Tanners condi.
ton was unchanged tonight. Ho received
many visitors during the day. He continues
watnr.drnking, and in the afternoon went out
for drive. His weight to-day was 13l pounds
and his pnlso6 81. In the evening his pulse was
" and his temperature d 4.15. During the
lass twenty -four hours ho drank about quart
nf wolar
National Republican., 1880-07-24
The Ute Commission ssorotaryship.

Acting Secretary Bell of the interior depart.
mont yesterday appointed John Il. French
ex-sergean t-at-arms of the United States sem
ate, TO lill the position of secretary and dis.
bursing officer of the Ute commission made
vacant by the death of Mr.. w. s. Sticllney.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
The Pursuit of Victoria,

The war department is in receipt Of tho fol-
lowing telegram
CHICAGO, I'LL, July %, 1880
AdSutdat General, Washington, D. C.:
General ord teegraphs that Victoria has probably
crossed the Rio Grnnde and IA making for Eaglc
springs. He IL being pursued by force of about
400 Mexicans. General Cirierson's force is march,
Ing from two points oil Eagle springs TO cooperate
with tho Mexicans, who will. ii is supposed, cross
III pursri Of Victoria. General Pope VIII be duly
notified Of these events.
p. II. SHERIDAN, lieutenant-goneral
National Republican., 1880-07-24
indians Maising 1'helr own Liquor.

Tho interior department yesterday received
telegram from Indian Agent Ludlam, at
Casa Grande, Ariz,, stating that the Indians
at that point were drunk on liquor of lhcir
own manufacture, were killing each other,
and that he had sont to Fort Mcdonald for
military assistance to quell the disorder.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
LonIslaun RcpnhIIrnnn.

NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-J udge Taylor
Beattie, chairman of the late boiling republi.
can convention, has appointed full state
,eutral committee, to meet in New Orleans
IN July 81, This action creates much com >
nent among the regular republicans.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
Iniormalion NYantod.

To the Editor of The National Republican;
SIR: viii you please inform mo through
The REPUBLICAN whom the government will
pay tho census enumerators; also if they will
receive pay by tho Damo on by the hour2 and
obligo yours respectfully,
l., 7. CARPENTER.
NEw YORK July 81 1880
National Republican., 1880-07-24
A VISIT 10 norroN IN sEPrEMnER.

BosToN, July 23--tf General Grant has ac-
coptod an invitation and IL coming to Boston
the last Of September MS thc gncst OF tho Mid.
dlcsox club. A grand banquet and reception
will he given in his honor, at which all tho
New England governors and many other dis
tingushod men will be present.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
eExERAH cRAxrs MOVEMENTS.
Uonors to tho Distinguished American
wherever lie Goes

DENVER, COL, July 23.-A special dispatch
10 the Tribune from Leadvillo states that Con.
oral Grant arrived at $3.50 o'clock last evening
He was received by a company of mounted po-
lice, two companies Of cavalry, hve companies
of infantry, the city FIRE department and 500
veterans Of the late war. salute Of 100 guns
was fired while the procession marched
through tho city. The line Of march was bril-
liautly Illuminated aud was decorated with
oversreens and flags. II is estimated that
nearly 10000 people were on tho streets. The
general excused himself from making n
speech on account of hoarsoness, To morrow
he will visit tho mines, and in tho evening
will attend the theatre, aud after tho theatre
u ball and reception. The party will remain
until Monday, The city will expand $4,000,
mostly raised by private subscription, for en-
tertalnments
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31
Cincinnati EaOrNc and Mule
IsarkC3.

ClSc!SXATI, january 2I.-Husi-
ness Il! tho Fifth Street Horse
Market for the past week has been
good. All kinds OF good stock
wcrs on tho market from the East
and South. \ goodly number Of
horses and mares, from five to
eight years old, came in and sold
readily. In the present state Of
the market there is no trouble to
sell good stock. Old plugs, how
ever are low. All the sale stables
are doing 4 good business, and the
proprict0rs are confidently looking
for Il brisk trade during the ncS!
two or three months. The demand
is particularly good for workers,
and the same in good order. We
quote prices as follows:
Driving horses and lraught
horses, $lO0al7j; street car horses,
$?!M100! Southern chunks $5Oa>0;
mules, 154 to IL hands, $Il0a140;
Is 10 IL! lands, $95allj; II to Is
hands, $IijNlO0. cdlroken mules
in good order, four TO seven years
old. sell readily on arrival. Young
unblukrn mules are Of dull sale.
The hest heavy winter s. 20
- 1.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TAI2s EtEsE, TGI:n, ", U,

Arrivals for the week ending
January 18th:
Floyd Rominc, Lost Creek ;
Thomaa Dcnnison anil William
Sprigg, Wuikersviilc; c. c Keys,
Knawl's Greek; N. VI. Harrison,
W. D. lIsll, a. Rohrbough, G. III.
Hamilton and J. W. Nell, Weston !;
+. N. Dennison. Jacksonville; A
i. Dennison and Frank Mcl.augh-
lin, Braxlon; l.. b. Chichester,
WeIlsvi!lc, West Eirginia; A.
Mcdonald. Bridgeport; W. L..
ChildorE, llenrico county, Virginia :;
II. and l.. Prussia, Pennsylvania; j..
L. Reed. \. Bridgcman and Mrs.
Gaines, Clarksburg; J. II. and II.
King and W. A. Mcrtz, W. d G. K. !;
j. &. Waugh, parkersburg; II. Il.
EIcvncr, Thomas Robson and y.
White, Cincinnati; G. W. Grimes,
Baltimore; Joseph Smith, Charles
ton; G. W. RiIiec, Camden Fisher
and ". Mckinley, FreemaEShurg ;
G. ". Crook, Alumni bridge, DR.. 4.
B. Lcathcrman, Waterloo, Iowa !;
&C. Hcrsman, Ben Fox. II. Peter
son and ] W. Boram, Hackers
Greek. ". ". Ives, New Martins.
vile; J. c. Fear, FHirmont; John
G. Jackson, Jane Lew: Thomas
Smith, NJ. W. Law. \. G. Garrett
and N. Marsh, Lewis county; G.
NJ. Turner and A. L. Mcdonald,
Harrison county; \. N. Bennett,
Reno Parker and a. c. Want,
Chenille; c. \. liorner, J. ".
and William Oden, Roanoke; 7.
n. Horner, Duck Greek; ]. W.
Wilson, Wheeling; n. L. Peterson
and C. W. Tolbcrt, Biz Skin Creek !;
Robert Linn. Grantsvillc; c. Sails
bury and L. Perkins, Logan coun-
u. Illinois; James Weaver and
William Barcmorc, Morgantown:
jackson Evans and John . McCoY.
Sutton; j. +. Ruttercutter, st.
Mary's, West Virginia; George
skinner, Perry Hawkins and II.
Wheeler, RushyilIc; Henry Rex
road and Martin Rexroad, Buck
harmon; J. ". Marsh, Austin;
Arthur Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio: 7.
N. Monctt. Richmond, Virginia;
E. Yogcl, lLelvcIia.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31

Look at those fine Vases Gregory
has-thcy arc cheap.
Grceory's stock of Glass and
Qucenswarc is still cheap.
At Grcgory's you can got glass
scts-lour picGcs-ior 10 cents,
AMI glass tumblcrs &c and goblcts
775c per dozen.
Gregory wants whcat, corn and
oats for his cheap Groceries.
Choice Buclwhcat Flour for
sale I'll the Woodfor,l Mills.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Gaps
in great variety and for sale for
cash or produce at Brinkmau &
Co.'S
Little children ask your ma to
70 to Grcgory's and got ono Of
those fine Dolls.
N0rtcE.-l have opened u nav
line Of Groceries and Confoction-
cries. on Second Street, three doora
below Ross. Opposite the Hayden
House. ] take this method Of
inviting all my old. customers to
call. J. $. WlLEISsoN.
Oysters a speciality at j. S.
Wilkinson's.
y yard Of calico, p yards OF
carpets one coat, and II pair of
pants ut f. ijrinkman ii Cos.
Boots, Shoes IIats and Caps at F.
l'rinkman & Co.'S.
Go to Mrs. Iattcrsons for your
groceries, she is selling everything
at'bottom prices.
Go to Mrs. Pattcrson's for yoUr
fruit jars both glass and stone.
Reader, go and take . look al
Banrcs' show windows, then stcp
in, examine and purchase.
Good cheese at \. N. Smiths for
Is cents per ii.
Examine Grcgory's stock Of
Groccrics.-Coilocs l5c, 1Sc and
zoe.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31
rEEG0EiL MENTION.
Jack Evans, Of Sutton, was
in Weston this week.

Jack" Evans, Of Sutton, was
in Weston this week.
T.G. Dawson went to Troy on
Friday.
Mr.. Adam Atclison and his son
Joseph started to Pennsylvania on
Thursday last to visit relatives.
Amos Bright spent Sunday last
in Weston. Wonder what brings
him here 80 often?
lion.J. ". Bennett and daugh-
ters, and Judge I;rannon arc in
Washington City this week.
i. \. Oliver, who is attending
Kenyon College at Gambler. Ohio.
has been very sick for Il week or
Two.
:. Judge Camden visited Weston
this week, and VIC are glad 10 note
Il very marked improvement in his
health.
Louie" NIilhiScr, who has been
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31

Examine the casters at j. a
Barnes, they are very cheap also
extra caster bottles.
The lest iDT'chG Lamp Oil a
Barc's Drug Store.
Try the Worm Syrup prepared
by Barc's-sure cure for worms.
Oranges, Lemons, Grapes, Nuts
and Apples ut Grcgory's.
.-----s--. ...'-.s.
Raisins, Currants, Citron >Iincc-
ncat.-in fact everything. sold at
GrcgoFy'a.
The best-thc cheapest. the Lit
lie Joker" at Barnes.
Resins, currants, citron &C., best
quality ut Barnes.
Canned corn, peaches, TOMATOES,
tEr., &C., for sale at J. 4. Barnes.
Tfyou will use the "Litt!c Jnkcr''
smoking tobacco YOU will Use no
Othcr-at ia. Barnes
IIominy, dried corn, cr0nbcr-
rics, mincc meat, &c., &C., at J. \.
Barnes.
The hest heavy winter s. 80
over coat in town can be found ut
Dunnington's.
Paper. pens, pens, pcnc!ls. states,
tationcrr, DC, at Bare's.
The best wlloIe-stock - 80 boots
in town can be found ut Dunning-
TONS.
Try B&rc's Horse and Cattle
Powders, and be convinced that
they are the best.
At Mrs. paterson's you can get
good coffee at - cents per pound.
Gregory has added Dry Goods
10 his Grocery Store. Now bring
in your butter and eggs.
Gregory will not let any one
undrrsc!l him.
II"miny. Buckwheat Flour, md
Dried Corn, Peas, Peaches and
Apples for sale at Grcgory's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31
Baltimore E.ivs stock MRr.
iiCi i0r January 9G.

BEEF CATrLE.-Thc market was
somewhat more active than it MAS
last week, and prices arc quoted
fully &c higher than they were then,
quality being taken into considera-
ton, tho difference in the quota
lions being for tops t., higher than
last wcck. The quality was Of Il
better grade average than last week,
for while there were q good many
common Cattle t0pa were more
numerous and OF Il slightly better
grade. We quote at . 50AS5 g
per 100 lbs.
Mich Cows.-Common Cows
IRE dull; the better grades are in
fair demand. We qiuto at 20a$l0
per head, as to quality.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle
ranged us follows: Best Bcevcs at
5 25a$5 80; that generally rated
first quality i Z5aSj %; medium
or good fair quality 3 2ja$I % :
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen, and
Cows2 50a$3 %; extreme range Of
rriecs2 50af5 80 Most OF the sales
we're from 3 - to ) 90 per 100 lbs.
Oflhc receipts 556 head came from
Ohio, 5SS from Virginia, ) from
West Virginia, $50 from Maryland,
.l9G head from Missouri,
% from Kentucky and - head
from Pennsylvania and 90 from
Teuncssaa-t0tal receipts for the
week 2O35 head against 25GS last
Monday and 1914 head same time
last year. OF the offerings 1$4
lead we're taken by Baltimore
butchers, % sold TO Washington
city butchers. - to country deal,
! crs, and 800 head to Eastern specu,
Iutors-total sales for The week
1907 head against 1911 las! week,
and 1881 head came time last year
SwlSE..-Thcro is some falling oil
in the number ofthc receipts as
compared with last week, but thGrc
is q remarkable difference in Tho
quality in comparison with tho Of
fcriNgs then, II largo number OF
lhem being Of very inferior grade,
vet there are some equally as good
rs best Offered last wOe&I, but not
many. We quote COMMON to fair
ut iiaG5 cts, and tho better grades
G5aG3 cents. with Il few ut u shade
higher figure, though few cold
above g cents, GiaG! cents per Il,
net making moRl # tho sNIss. Ar,
rivals this week GI96 head against
7!!5l last weol;, ard G5Ij head
same time last year.
SnEEr.-The number of the Of.
frrinrs is lighter than it was lasl
week, but the quality is a little
better, and trade also Il little more
active. there Icing some Eastern
demand, with Il !sir demand on
the part of our butchers. We
quote common to fair sheep at las
cents, and the better grades 5lat
GEMS. l.aniLs 5aG cents per Ii
gross. Arrivals this week 20ji
head against 277177 last week, and
lJU5 head same time last year.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31
Soldiers Meeting.

\ meeting of tho Federal Sol
,liers Of Lewis comfy will be held
1t the Town Hall, in Wcs!on, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1850,
al which limo arrangements will
he made towards forming Il rcyi.
incrt of Lewis county soldiers and
towards attending the reunion at
CIayl;shurg on the 2lG, Of Frbrua-
ry.
I.ct AL Union Soldiers attend
BY or,l2: OF the Lewis County
Federal Soldiers Association.
Nm. ]. NICHOLAS, Captain.
]. W. CoGihy, Sergeant,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31
VIDE AWAKE ENTERTAINMENT.
LOTS OF Plum
Wa'E'E2 MUSIC, sc.
BY HOIIE TALENT.

an entertainment will no given
at the Town Hall on Wednesday
and Thursday nights, February
18th and 9Th, ats o'clock, consist
ing Of vocal and instrumental MT
sic, tal,leaux, Imaginable plays, dis
play of fire works, &c. From the
preparations that have been made,
and tho variety of attractions that
will he offered, We feel assured
that every body will be amply re-
paid for attendance upon what
promises to be the funniest, most
charming and best entertainment
Of the fcason.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31

4 colorl man Of considerable tai
cnt, delivered II lecture 10 our pco-
pie on Thursday night last, at the
Town Hall. Ills subject was-th"
education of the colorcl race; and
he handled his subject wiki c!o'
quancr and skill. Ills efforts were
well appreciated by his audience.
aid reflected ?rca! cr.dit upon him.
Tie following letter, written hy
Prof. Jones, Principal Of the col
orcd school here, vii! moro fully
explain Prof. Wilson's mission:
"WraToN, january so, 1850.
10 m whom itmHy concern
"This is to certify that Prof J.
W. Wilson. who is travelling and
lrcturing OIL the educational inter
csls Of the people Of West Virginia,
delivered M address here on yes.
tcrluv, which WAS well received and
heartily endorsed by both coIorcd
and white people. Having tray
rlrd and lrcturcd in behalf Of tho
colorcI people. and given his alien
lion to The establishment and main
!enancc of schools of q high order
among our race, We believe him en-
incntly qualified for his undertake
ing, and cheerfully endorse his I'M
,Irrtaking Of establishing two
xcllools--onn agricultural anil ne.
chanical. aud the other literary
for the adult rolnrcd pcrsons orthc
State, ono 20 be established al
Grant Court IIous" and the other
Mt pruntytown. iic is now travel
in. in the interests Of the above in
stitutians. and needing pccuniary
aid. %**HWc take pleasure in rec
ormruding him TO the philanIhro-
piSts of the State.
GEoGGE I. JONES,
And others.
nr tl'.I,z,, ,,,,nt, F.,r, NI",.jc,,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31

Az EXAmrLE-ln this County
lives Il man who don't take his
county paper, and last fall his
farm was advertised among the tie
linqucnt lands for sale. and lie
knew it not. His son, living out
west, who is 4 reader of this paper,
saw the advertisement and wrola
10 his father to redeem his farm,
but the letter calns too late. II
was sold and he has now to pay
costs, commissions, &c, bc|on lie
can get the land. Take ynur|oun.
~ paper by all means. and save
money and troublc.--Ihi,ypi
!''MiHIcaler.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31

!scHEAsEn Man. fAciLr:IuS.-
BY arrangements recently male, We
now hAvc Il scmi-dnily mail le-
tween this p"in! and Clsrksburs.
This will be u great convenience 10
our people.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31

ANDREW JOHNSTON, ESQ.,, while
passing over the dividing ridge he
tween Middle and Rush Run a few
days ago, found a sack containing
several articles OF merchandise.
Mr.. Edmiston has the sack ut his
o!licS, ana The owner oil can get
it by calling there.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31

Good sugar Mt from 10 to l2!c,
and Arhurklcs' Coffee for 20 per
pound at \. NJ. Smiths.
Fancy Groccrics. Oranges and
Lemons at I. bnnkman u Cos.
Fresh Ruckwlcat Flour i0r sale
cheap at Barnes Grocery.
FoR SAl.s-Thc old Catholic
Church lot. This lot will be sold
upon reasonable terms. Apply 10
Father Tracy or \. =. Whclan.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-31

iluUp poLEs.-l;arrctt and Mitch
ell are delivering 4 lary" number Of
hoop poles q. the Jane Lew depot
for shipment. They arc the frs! to
engage in this enterprise in lliis
county.