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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

ET LEWIS County FREE scnooIs
The following is the report of Oul
County Superintendent, as published
in tho report of Colonel Byrne to the
Legislature
The failure Of district secretaries tC
report, is my excuse for delay. The
sheriff made settlements at the close 'oI
the school year, neither with the boards
OF education, nor with the county
court, | procured the statistics from
the books and papers of tho Skin Greek
district, aud also the material foT the
Weston report. such as it Is, from the
books Of the Office last week, while the
Collins Settlement report never came
to hand till the present week. These
reports had been promised from time to
time, or should have made q partial
report and forwarded it long ago. !
regret that it is imperfect, rs we'll as
long delayed, Tho past has been one
Of our most successful school years.
The districts are in good condition
financially. Some old arrrcaruges have
been collected, aud suits are being
prosecuted for some, which arc claimed
by the parties to be enormously report
cd by tho commissioners.
Teachers were scarce in this county
last winter, aud some of our schools
were not filled till spring. This, III
most cases, prevented the large scholars
from attending. Higher wages in
some Of tho adjoining counties is our
cause Of scarcity Of teachers, and
should DO romedied by our boards Of
education.
Our teachers are generally improy-
ing, MOst Of them have attended
school during tho summer; some at a
distance, some at tho graded school at
Weston, while still greater number
have attended country schools taught
by our moro advanced teachers of the
county.
The must important advancement in
our school economy is the Inauguration
of a higher order Of sChool.house arch.
itocture. This is q revolution which
can never 60 backwards. No sub.
district will consent to have a now
house built after the old pattern, while
their neighbors have neat and comIOr-
table houses, paid for out Of the gen.
cral fund, and costing but little more
than the old hulls thrown away.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

G1s- TRoY.-As nearly every place,
whether Of any note Of not, has cor
respondent for some local newspaper,
and as I seldom see any communica-
tons in tho DEMocRlr from thit
place, l will give you a few lines. lest
many Of your readers may never know
there is such a place as Troy. The
village is pleasantly situated on the
left bank Of Leading Creek, in Gilmcl
county, twenty milel west Of Weston,
on tie Stuunton and Parkersburg
turnpike. It has population Of
about 100,-has two stores, . black
smiths shop, a shocmsker's shop, .
stave factory, three doctors, good
steam flour and saw mill, two churches
and ono schoOl.hOuso. Leading Greek,
after receiving Fink and Covo as trib-
utaries, affords an outlet to tho Little
tkanaWha, aud from thoncoto tho Ohio
river, for all the lumber Of tho ada.
cent country. Messrs. Brown, Rad
cliff & 1slar arc engaged in tho staye
business. They have ono boat already
built and are building another, which
they are loading with slaves and will
run out with tho spring frCshets.-
Some Of the citizens arc very busy pre-
pairing their RATS ready for tho spring
rises Of tho river. Az the lowest cal
culation there will DO between $40 900
and $4,000 Of timber run out Of
Leading Greek this spriug.-Tho PEG.
pic generally are Of an Industrious,
civil and moral character, but depend
too much upon tho lumber business for
support instead Of clearing out and
improving their farms.-Tho lands
are very rich, and are we'll adapted to
The growth Of allkinds Of grain aud
fruit. But may safely say that not
moro than ons.oighth Of tho land in
the county is cleared aud cultivated,
and there is plenty Of room for atleast
thrco.times as many inhabitants who
could mako q good living and grow
rich with energy and industry. There
arc still large quantities Of lands for
sale aud en- very reasonable terms
Some ofthe farmers arc beginning TO
awake to their interests, and Que
Grange Of the P, Of II. has been or.
ganized hOro, and ono on Fink, FIVE
miles distant. TRoY.
March 2, 1875.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

-NoTrCE.-I wish to say to my
customers and all others. If you want
goods cheap for cash or produce, give
mo a call, and | will prove to you
that cash will buy more goods than
credit. Iproposo to adopt the cash
system. Goods will not DO sold on
credit only to those Of known integri.
ty and prompt pay. Como aud SEQ
me. Very Respectfully,
". IL. AspiNALL.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

ET BaoRE JAiI:-on the night o.
The 9th ult. a man named Jones, who
bad been committed to the Jail Of Gil
mer county on a charge Of forgery, cs.
capped. BY the aid Of a case-kuifc and
"a poker, 10 made holcin the wal
large enough to crawl through, aud
then yamoosed.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

H DR. A. NJ. DENT has located
permanently III Weston for the practice
Of his profession. Having attended a
thorough course Of lectures at Startling
Medical College, after an experience Of
twelve years as practical druggist, tho
Doctor has obtained not only IN ac-
curatc knowledge Of diseases, but also,
from his long experience as a druggist;
understands perfectly, the properties Of
medicines, and their application in the
treatment Of disease. The Doctors
Office is one door above Chalfanes
Store. All calls, night and day,
dromplly attended to.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08
RI BlsuoP WnELAN's sucoEssOa.

II bIsHUP WHKIAHH oUuuhssWK'
TO the position made vacant by tue
death Of bishop Whslan, Rev J. ].
KAN, Of HArpsr's Ferry, has been as
signed. His appointment will DO q
surprise to a good many, as he had not
been mentioned as among those likely
to receive this prefcrmuut.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

p Gsr CrRcur oogRr has been inFses.
sion since Monday last. Nine findiot-
ments we're found-seven for tho IL
lcgal,ale Of intoxicating liquors, one
Tor assault aud battery, and one for
felony. In our next issue We will
give asynOpsis Of the proceeding Of
ihe Court. frfifI iia ~
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

NorrcE.-I ain now selling at cost
my entire stock Of Hardware, Queens
ware, Notious Of all kinds, Nails, very
low, | also offer to rent the old Cheap
John stand. Parties wanting a good
stand will do well to call and secure a
good business place. Also, come and
get goods cheap for cash, as 1 intend to
quit business. Parties indebted to me
will please call and fork over the
"rcady John Davis" And look here,
IL you have claim against mo l want
you to call and get your money.
Z. BRlNKMAs.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08
WEST VA. UNIVERSITY

Full instructions, under able and expert
eneed Professors, In different Departments.
Literary, Scientific, Agricultural, Engineer.
ing, Military, and Preparatory. Practical
Telegraphy and Vocal Music hayC recently
been added. An excellent Library, and
enc supply Of Apparatus, Large collections
Of Geology, uineralogy, Conchologyl and
PaleontOlogy. Expenses moderate. Terms
begin; Eali, Sept. .?i Winter, Dec. 2
'p', ALEX. MARTIN, President,
Morgantown, W. Va.
Morgantown, August 90, 1874.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

re- SINCE the removal OF the CAPT.
tai has become a fixed fact, the fayori.e
air with the Charlestonians is, Gary
mo back to Ole Virginuy." 4
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08
@"-WANTED-Af ow more oo.pts

"'WANTED-A low more agents
in this and adjoining oouatle. :; :? sell
the truly valuable remedies known as
DR.. Wolcotts Pain Paint, Aunihilator,
Beauty for the Hair aud Skin and Con-
sumption Cure. Ialio offer q splendid
Rife for 500 less than the original
cost. Also one good second, hand Car
ryall and Gears, Apply to
Il. G. MISNIcu or
MATTHIAS ScnNIrr,
Weston, W. Va.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

fg- During The past winter three
school-houses have been destroyed BY
fire in Gilmer counly-"d defective
fluasn is the verdict.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08
The French Greek
gay6sGg@yNm

This popular School fol young Ladies and
young Men, situate at Vaudeville, ia tho
French Greek settlement, will commence its
Summer Term, April 9TH, 1875 a
For particulars send for circular 10
Rev Loyal Young, D, D., the Principal.
Post Olicc, French Creek, W. Va.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

FHT MARRlRD, at the Episcopal
Church ia westori by Rev. Nj.
NIcDOnough, on Thursday, March 4th,
1875, Mrs. G. J. Moore, Of Weston,
TO Colonel a. B,tttos, Of Clarksburg.
The wedding was ono ofthc most
pleasant events Of the season the
many friends Of the bride aud groom
filing the church. WCregtet exceed.
ipgly that our town should lose the es.
timable lady who has united her for.
tunes to those Of Colonel Bri.ton but
we congratulate our neighbOrs Of
Olarksbvrg upsn the acquisition.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

lT I WANT wheat and corn deliy-
cred at the Weston Mills. viii pay
the highest cash price. Bring it in
or l will have ID send out Of the State
for it. My customers will find ground
horse and COW feed in abundance for
sale ar the mill. Also Hominy at 8
cts per pound. A. W. WOoDrORD.
GT Tax PArERs will take notice
that will be in my office on the Sat-
urday of each week to receive taxes.
You will save trouble aud expense BY
coming forward and paying up, or I
will have to distrain.
A. W. wOopFOHD, Sheriff.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

E Any ono in Weston having
Fosters Life Of Dickens borrowed. will
please return 1t 70 this Office. Owner
wantsit l4i #
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

ES- NortcH,-As am about 10
close my business for tho year 1874
with tho Council, I want all taxes due
tho corporation paid Immediately.
], 8. WILKINSON, iowa Sergeant.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

HMa. PuIIlp RusH. Of Gilmer,
had one Of his legs broken By a tree
falling upon him, the other day.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

ES- Rsrrrt or TIE HpcKsrER's
TAx..-Early in tho late session Of the
Legislature, our worthy delegate. Mr..
Ckdcster, Introduced q bill repeating
the act fixing the tar upon llucksters
at S1OO. The bill offered BY Mr..
Chidestor became Law. It provides
shat hucksters, &c., shall pay . license
tax Of 1926 in each county 10 which
they tralsact business. The bill pro.
yides that pcddlsrs Observing machines
aud pleasure carriages shall pay 300
license 10 each county. The passage
of this bill will give very general salts
faction to the people ofthis portion Of
the State, i Na
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

-ES TaE postcfiicc at Adamsyille,
Harrison county, is discontinued. Pa
psrs 90 10 BOothsville. Marion county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

Eg- FOR SAIE,-A Now Wagon,
II have for sale at my shop q new
two-horse wagon, gotten up in the
best style. Can DO bought at low fg-
urcs. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. II you don't you
will lose q good bargain.
JouS ADKINS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

BRIDGE ipHSPlKB:[Durlns the recent
session session, OIL the Legislature, Colonel Ben
Wilson, our gallant Congressman elect
prepared tno following resolution,
winch was 9ueFGa py Mr. west Of
Harrison; II passed 6oth Houses
without dissent; aud Colonel Bon IN
TENDS 70 70 "Hy ms Level pest 70 secure
tho funds asked tor' slpce tho gov
ernment mas oeon SO lavish IN ses'oW'
ing large sums Oh money upon locali'
he' tnat were peneh'ted' anu mot TO-
jared W tue use OF tho public high
ways Dy Federal troops u Is not I'm,
reasonable ior Us 70 ask Tor q lew oil
tue crumbs;
Hoass Joint fe!olat'oa NO ~:
Asking an appropriation from the Fed;
eIal Government Tor the repair oil
the turnpike from Falrmont to Gau'
iSy Bridge
WHEREAS, AT tho beg inning Of The
laN war thoro was q CONTINUOUS line OIL
turnpike road IN this State, from Fair
mont, IN tho county Of Marion. tt
daulcy Bridge, in tho eountylof Fay,
cite, passing through the counties oil
Marion, Harrison, Lewis, Braxton,
Nicholas and FaJette, which road had
been constructed BY appropriations BY
tho State and individual subscriptions
BY persons along tho line thereof, and
was then in good condition and useful
aud valuable TO the public; aud
WHEREAS, Soon after tue beginning
OF said war tho military authorities oil
the unltod states took possession OIL
tho same, and used it for tho transpor
tation Of large armies and commissary
and quartcrmaster's supplies, and SC
continued to use it during the contisu'
alton Of tho war, without repair, BY
reason whereof tho said road and many
Of the bridges on the line thereof, went
down and became unit for public use,
IN Iris timo. and
" W S Thu cor,tios tb,. oorO.
pose this State were, by tho proclaim.
tion Of tho President Of the United
States, issued on tho 10th day Of Au.
SsortiOn Of Tho territory ' oftbS limited
s,a,s. ,oSal ~ .Io aovcyD W anu ,So.SoE
snl S' '''4t w Wv s'''tH'A' 'A'' '''
auI n,
WHEREAS, by reason OF the rarageI
Of war, and increased taxation result
inn from the formation of n nav State
~ H. .L.naol oonl;,;o, os ,Lo go
aun sl' 0uApSou Vouui ,, y. 'uo oouu
ny tue people arc unable 70 reconstruct
the Improvement Aforesaid and
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

EE A NoyrL MATRIMONIAL .Isct.
pESr.-An incident occurred nthis
place on Thursday last, which was 50
much "out Of the regular ORDER" that
it is worth recording, It was given
out that Mr.. j. Z. Jackson and Miss
Fannie Moore woro 10 be united 10
marriage on that day, Guests were
invited, and all the preliminaries con.
Quoted according to timc.honorcd
usage. But q. tie time fixed fol, ty.
ing the knot, when the guests were
impatiently awaiting The coming ofthe
preacher, tho bridegroom took from
lis pocket q marriage certificate, duly
signed aud sealed, showing that the
parties had been married In Illinois
nearly a year ago, where they had met
whoa both Of them werc visiting friends
there. This had been kept q pro-
found secret-not even tho relatives Of
the parties hero knowing anything
abcutit. Tie joke on tho wedding
guests was the best thing Of the sea-
son. And who will say now that
woman cannot keep Q secret ?--We IN.
derstaud that The bride and groom
leave here for tie west Ibis week, and
they will carry with them the best
wishes of everybody here who loves
q good joke Or who delights in human
happiness. - y
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

BDR. ]. NJ: wALkEG, formerly
of this place. has located at Troy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

EE- TENANT WANTED for q farm, 0
miles from Weston. Call at The
Democrat Office.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

~ DUCkuANGoh.-lle plVus cur
cles Of our sister town arc considerably
shaken at this time by an exciting con.
troversy about tho presentation Of q
quilt 10 one young lady, o basket to
another, aud tho omission Of certain
names from IN account which recently
appeared in the Delta in relation:.to the
"Woman's Foreign Missionary So
eiety.n All this We infer from COM
munication sent 10 US from Buckhan.
non, giving brother Clarke "6tsp for
his sins Of omission and commission
for his bad grammar and still worse
taste. We conclude that the Foreign
Woman's Missionary Society is con-
yulsed with anger; and for another as
sault Of a like nature the whole society
would rise as one woman, and with
united strength hurl at bis head the
sacred box containing the contributions
intended fer the salvation Of the other
heathen. Rise up, brother Clarke,
and get out Of the way OF this Foreign
Missionary woman's Society. Buck
harmon has been, is now, and always
will DO noted for lis philanthrophy.
More than one poor missionary has been
sent to tho 0aunibal Islands by the
ducats raised 10 Buckhannon-mainly
through the influence Of that aourishiug
organization known Is the Foreign
Society Missionary Women, or some
thing Of that sort aud now, Of this
lalo day, to have their efforts sllghtcd
by q little sx10 Radical newspaper, Is
beyond human endurance. II wewere
the Society Of Foreign Missionary We.
men We would hold a crusade at Clarks
door, until with signs and groaus. he
protested repentance, and promised 70
mend both BIS manners and grammar
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

III WEBSTER UouNTY.-A cores.
pondent writes US tho following items
Of news from this county, Several
parties from Pennsylvania hayo been
there lately prospecting for coal, iron,
&C., and declare that there arc indica-
tions Of as ino coal and other minerals
as are to be found in this or any other
State. The mast has been excellent
this Fall and Winter and oil tho hogs,
cattle, &C., which run on the noun
taius have been we'll Kept up, so that
in Spring large numbers will be sent
to market. A great deal Of pork has
been secured aud it Is Of the finest
quality. Great complaints arc made
that people from adjoining counties
come over and drive off the hogs, while
running wild in the woods. David
Lilley was arrested for cutting a man
with a: pocket.knife and while the
Sheriff was taking him to Jail no es-
capped aud is still lurking in tho coun.
ty. There arc good many illicit
whiskey stills all over the county and
there Is none to mako them afraid.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

R RATRs OF FRRIaur.-Mr.
Ohidester introduced the following bill,
in the interest Of tho Weston & olarks-
burg Railroad. Itpassed both Houses,
aud is now tho law;
A Bill to limit charges for transpOrta.
ton Offteight over short lines Of rail-
roads.
Be & enacted ~ Me Legislature Of Resi
HrgiRia:
That any incorporated company OPP
Grating by steam or horse power, a
railroad not exceeding thirty miles in
length may charge for the transpOrtu-
tiOn of freight not exceeding twenty
cents per ton, per milo.
2. The Legislature reserves the
right to amend or repeal this act.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

M DESTRUCTION or SnEEp. -From
tho last Monthly Report Of the Depart.
ment Of Agriculture We learn that
during the past year, out Of ISL, 251
sheep reported in twenty counties Of
West Virginia, 2,S70, or Orer one and
a half per cent Of them were killed by
dogs. 4t9 ~ ~,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-16

MrssRs. NJ. j. Biddy and j. K. Pile
arrived at this place on Sunday. They
encountered d severe gale on the sum.
NIT between here and the Payette, du-
ring which trees were torn up by the
roots and scattered about protniscu-
onsly. Mr.. Biddy is from the Weiser
mines. He HAS great confdencein the
richness, extent and durability OF that
mining district. Rock from some o.
the lodges out there assays from eight
hundred to two thousand dollars to
the ton. That camp win present =
scene 81 busting activity next spring
The country there = not only rich q
|uiDerals, but il possesses nsnrpassea
|srrieuitursl and grazing lands vp'cn
NJ rapidly Iilliog ~ Wiz setelss
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-16

DIR. RoTHwELl, in coming over here
last Friday, met with an accident which
came near proving serious. On this side
of Centerville his horse slipped and fell,
throwing the Doctor violently to the
ground The fall came SO near dislOcating
one Of his shoulders as to deceive the
Doctor into the belief that such was the
case; but giving himself a sort Of general
convulsion the shoulder quickly assumed
Its proper functions
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-16

FINE SpEcrnENs.-Mr. George Red
sull, lately of Owyhee county. exhibit
ed yesterday at this Office some rich
specimens of galena ore and quartz,
and also about a pound Of bullion
Tho galena is from the Independent
and Numkcg lodges, at South Noun
tain, and the quartz from the Orc Fl
no, at Silver City. The lodges from
which these specimens came yield
richly in gold, silver and lead. Exam.
ming these evidences Of the wealth Of
Owyhce county, ono no longer won.
dcrs at the prosperity prevailing over
there at all seasons Of the year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-16

LF1cAcIoCs.-When a member Of
ue i. Ts' is found in state of in
@l'cation, he is Immediately arrested
60 Closely confined until duly sober
Especial meeting of the Order is then
.a''ed, and the erring brother is bran
aed IN a certain spot in . peculiar
manner. Found a second time in that
ondlt'on, he is subjected to the same
ueatment with a different brand; and
.sullty Of a third repetition of the Of
'ense be is guillotincd. This mode Of
''ormation is the most oficacious in
retaining drunkards now known
!. victim is never guilty fourth
Tine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-16

lsltag received nom fIdftaiI roll|
tai1s ~ following iiensso news:
Business "a 1dourishing u present
Ihres pack,trains are packing from
Rocky Bar to this place. They make
three trips week, and average four
teen tlloosand TO tie trip. f
The Buffalo Go. have struck some
very rich rock. It assays twenty.
eight hundred dollars to the ton ii
gold. There is considerable excite,
liient over it.
Bill Erwin & 90. also have very
rich mine called the "Sarvy,p but they
are unable to work it this winter, as
it lays in q gulch, and they have not
the proper means for keeping back
the water. They intend to run atun-
mel, commencing about three hundred
feet down the gulch, which will an
swer for drain and tap the ledge at
dcpoh Of fifty feet or more.
The Monarch mill is pounding away,
and will continue all winter
Judge Heath and Newton, Of the
Last Chance, will commence, taking
out rock il few days.
The Lconora mill will start up in a
month or six weeks, and will run all
winter.
Julian. Hill and Bill Abbott are
pushing t cir tunnel ahead without
any trouble. '
Brown Smith, the noted packer OF
the Western slope, will soon take his
departure. he is going home on u
visit to relatives and friends.
The weather is stormy and rough
Snow is about foot deep on the north
hillsides.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-16

WILD GEEsE.-Mr. u. b. kimmcl rung
the bell on the boys yesterday. About one
O'Clock in the afternoon four wild geese
alighted near town, whercat about twenty
Of the boys brought out their guns and
started out to try and get one or more.
The birds would arise at the approach OF
the sportsmen, and after flying short dis
lance, settle again. Mr.. Kimmel soon got
a shot in, however, killing one and Grip
pling two others. The crippled ones man.
aged to escape. Baked goose at the house
of Kimmel to-day. No cards.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-16


iii TIE Auolallclle II tIle ales d
noticed al account Of Tile stage p1l,||
bcry near this city, il which y stssed
ss''Iss T. Il 's ~ y III
Henderson was on the north side Of
the Payette at the time Of the robbery,
and this fact is well known BY some
of our best citizens. hope il, consid-
GRAFTON Of Justice to Al. Henderson
and those Of his friends you may be
good enough to insert this in your pa
per. With respect, ! an, Ei
h /, sEasas S. J. HENDERSON.
| r. 81 IA. J. Henderson II IT this
time il boise City ahDut his business.