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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.
GREAT EXCITEMENT ABOUT NIL.
BOURN'S RELEASE.
Customhouse Investigation Committee
Gea. Gibson 10 be Chairman.
Special to the n. O. Democrat

WASHINGTON, April 29. The release of
1Kilbourn by Judge Cartier has caused
great excitement and indignation
among Democratic and Republican
members Of the House. 1t is believed
that Kilbourn will be rearrested and
Cartier impeached.
1t is said the Senate will decide ad-
yersely to their jurisdictisn in the Bel
knap case
Gen Gibson is to be chairman of the
Louisiana Investigating Committee.
Col. Spencer left for home yesterday
Congressman Ellis report on the
levees is ready, and will be fixed for
consideration by the House for some
early day next month. BJoU.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29
NrS. GaIinier.

Who ignores that the name is synony-
nous Of fashion, taste, elegance and re-
finement? All the ladies who love a
does not?1 all those who admire a dress
Of the newest style land where is the
one that hates it?) all who are bewitched
by artistic flowers (and who is insensi-
bic to the view?l must stroll down, or up
as the chance may be, Royal street, and
cast a glance into the store No. 53, cor
ner Of Bienville. One look and the con-
quest is made, 50 well chosen and taste
ful is the stock.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29
suurrIcr Criminal Court

In reporting the Newhouse -Costley
and the Prestridge Hardeman cases
yesterday transpbsition made the last
named report read at the end, ''the
trial was then begun" The line proper
ly belonged to the Newhouse case.
The trial of the Newhouses for the
murder Of John c. Costly was resumed
this morning, and was progressing when
this report closed 1t is possible that
the case will be given to the jury this
evening.
Accessory Before and After the Fact.
John Kusto was moored in the Third
Precidct from off the levee, head of Ur-
sulineS street, charged with being an
accessory before and after the fact to a
burglary and larceny of goods valued at
800.
Rreach of Trust.
Dan'l Didle was arrested and immured
in the Fifth Station, charged by J. Da-
Wis with breach of trust.
Filfering Gotten.
Mary Sullivan, for pilfering cotton on
the levee, was furnished with apart
ments in the Fifth Calaboose.
Accessory to a Robbery.
Thos. Lewis was arrested by Officer
Stolberger, and incarcerat9d in the
Third Precinct Station, charged with
being an accessory to a robbery.
Larceny and Malicious Mischief.
Samuel Taylor was arrested and
lodged in the Harbor Station, charged
by +. Euter with malicious mischief
and larceny Of a sack Of corn.
Having stolen Properly in his Possession.
Gidland Lafourche and Louis Lazair
were hauled into the Third Precinct on
warrant for having stolen property in
their possession, knowing the same to
have been stolen.
False PretenSes.
w. W. Clark was calaboosed in the
Fifth Lookup, charged by ID. Burke
with obtaining money from hi N under
false pretenses.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29

We are gratefully indebted to the
Louisiana and Texas press in general
for their friendly and eulogistic notices
of the DEMOCRAT. To the Alexandria
Democrat and the Baton Rouge A3ro-
cate we must tender special thanks for
enconiums which a sense Of delicacy
alone prevents us from reproducing.
We must add that we are proud Of ap-
precautions coming from such sources,
and if new incentives were necessary to
urge us on the straight road of duty, if
we were in any way inclined to falter,
this generous encouragement coming
from our noble confreres would be suf1i-
cient to restore hope, courage and con-
fidence.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, April est is reported that
the khedive has decided to accept the
French Syndicate for the uniticatiOn of
the bonded and floating debt OF Egypt.
There was an acrimonious debate in
the House of Commons to-day upon the
refusal by Mr.. Disraeli of interposing
delay in advising the Queen to issue the
royal title proclamation.
Mucktar Pasha failed to revictual Mic
sic, having been apprised that 10000
Montenegrins would oppose his pass
age.
1t is said Russian officers are organic
ing the MontenegrinS.
Prince Milan has issued proclama-
ton declaring that the ornaments in
Servia are caused by the concentration
Of the Turkish forces at Nisch.
VIENNA, April 2S.-At conference of
the Reichsrath resolution was passed
in favor of calling an arbitration con-
ference of European powers.
berlin, April 2S-The Imperial Court
of Discipline at Pottsdam has sentenced
Count Won Arnim to a formal dismissal
from the public service and the payment
of the costs Of the proceedings.
In the Prussian Chamber Of Deputies
to-day the railway bill was read for the
first time
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29
state AppNIntmentA.

State at Large-T. Morris Chester
Division superintendent of Education,
vice Jas. Brewster, term expired. The
appointment is made upon the nomina-
ton of W. G.. Brown, State Superin-
tendent, under section 3, article 6, extra
session of 1870
Lafourche-F. Steinberg, notary pub
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29

from the operation Of that act. America
has presented this point several times.
but England SO far has ignored it.
The assertion by the London papers
that America had refused to give the
assurance required by England is in
correct, as America has never admitted
or consented to discuss that question
at ALL
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29
AMUSEM ENTS.

At the Carrollton Gardens, this even
ing, the German Military Band will give
their farewell concert. The entertain
ment will begin at O'Clock and end at
10. The price of admission is the small
sum of fifty cents.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29
Academy of Music.

Tomorrow and on Monday merry
laughter and innocent revelry will be
Riding Park, where the grand May fes-
tival is to be given for the benefit of the
German-American schools. Admission
only fifty cents, children free. Only
think Of it, paltry consideration-any
furthering the grand philosophical idea
Of education! Who can resist the
temptation.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29

We are indebted to the German mill
tary band for tickets to their concert at
the Carrollton Garden tonight. We
have most all of US heard the Germans,
at least once, and ''the appetite has
grown by what it fed on" There is no
pleasanter place than the Carrollton
Garden, and beneath its shady groves
the classical sounds Of sweet music are
made doubly attractive.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29
GrUnewald Hall.

A ladies' fair for the benefit Of st.
Anthony's Italian Church, on Rampant
street, has been going on at Grunewald
Hall during this week and will close to-
night. We understand that this little
church is very much in need of the as
sistance of its friends. Give the ladies
a call and you will be entertained to
NOur heart g content
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29

LONDON, April rs Secretary Fish's
communication respecting the eXtradi-
non of Winslow was delivered to the
unanswered. 1t is not known what
course will be pursued when Winslow's
Time expires.
The ground taken by Secretary Fish
is that clause 27 Of act 20, under which
the British Government claim America
should give assurance that the prisoner
Shall be tried for no other offence than
the one for which he was eXtradited,
specifies that whatever is inconsistent
with existing treaties shall be excepted
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-29

The public should not forget that the
children's Martha Washington tableauS
and calico dress ball, which occurs on
the llth and 18th of May next, will be a
handsome affair. The proceeds will be
for the benefit OF the Protestant Epis-
copal Church, on Jackson street.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13
l7IllHI1 l7l7l[[ll IZE7ll1EETlET-
OBITUARY.

Died, on Monday, Nov. G. 1876. Of
diphshcsia. RourRrA, FIRST born of W..
II. and ELIZA AsrlNALL, aged 8 years,
G mouths and five days.
= The sudden death Of this bright
and interesting little child-who by
her sweet aod engaging disposition,
and dOgreo Of Intelligence that seem
cd far beyond her ycars-creasea
mourning in every household where she
was known and many a bitter tear has
fallen, III heartfelt sympa,hy..with her
afflicted parents. -.She was remarkable
child; and her fortitude, even during her
last Sufftrings, reminds one more Of the
death Of a tabled heroine, than thut Of
q modest. retiring girl.-Shs knew
her emil was at hand, and met it bravo.
~ ; and her soul is now Easking 10 tho
light Of him wbe said, "Suffsr little
children to come unto me, and forbid
them not, for Of such is the kingdom
Of heaven. let her afflicted parents
mourn not as those who cannot be
comforted ; for while she cannot return
to them they will in due time go to her.
",
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

|
Italy has declared seventeen univor
sites now open for women.
Statistics show tho average Iifc o.
ministers in this country to be- siz.y.
four years.
Prot; &: W. "nushop, A. g., has
been added to Tho Faculty Of Mt. I'm.
ion College. Tho next term will open
November 18th.
At Adirondack Murray's Church,
IN Boston, $50, 700 were realized for
tho sale Of pews for the ensuing year
It is expected that Prof. S. j. vii.
son's address on tho lifu and work Of
tie late Dr.. Jacobus will DO delivered
soon. 1t will be a eulory worthy Of
the departed theologian.
Rev. Leroy Senour, pastor Of the
Seventh Presbyterian Church, Pitts.
burgh, has received a call to The Cen.
trail Presbyterian Church, Sui,htield
Street, formerly Dr.. Jaccous',
\ San Francisco paper reports the
baptism Of ten Cinnamon 10 Sacru.
mento, four 10 Los Angeles, and three
in San Francisco.
Tho Virginia Baptist Education
Board sustained last year at college
thirtJ.fve yoang ministers.
The Wesleyans Of England have sold
= half million copies of their new hymn
book 10 single year.
all marriages Of Catholics in the do
csc of Baltimore, according to the de.
crsion Of Archbishop Baylcy, mrs. take
place 10 daylight.
There is a franciscan convent and a
nonastry Of tho same order, composed
entirely .! Indian converts, at Gross
Valley. Michigan.
Bishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, was
recently presented with maguiGc.n.
oil painting Of himself, by a few of his
personal friends.
This Weeks Catholic Journal con.
tains u very interesting historical &C.
count Of St. Mury's (German) church
in Allegheny. This series Of sketches
are quite entertaining.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13


R MARRIAGE OF Miss May Rowan
AND Mn. GEoRoE FESABLE BHYAS.-
1t affords us pleasure TO record the
marriage OF Miss May Rowan. Of Lou.
IsyiiIe' a granddaughter OF the Int
celebrated Judge Rowan OF Zen
lucky and sister ct Miss Julia Rowan.
who visited Miss Florldc Arnold, Of
our town, this time two years ago,
which took place nc noon on Tuesday
iust' 10 tho pnFlors OF The Gait House,
kev. Father baxter tue secretary Of
Bishop AlcClOsksy. performing tue
ceremony.
The wedding vas comparatively 4
quiet one, go desired by the family. IN.
vltatiOus having been sent to only ono
huudred friends Among the guests
we're General B. IL: Bristo% and
family. DE- L.. r. landell aud family;
the old familiar names OF Churchill and
Pope wcrc frequently called Judge
aud Mrs Sites. Dr. Luke Z. Black
burn and SlIc' Colonel D. ), ROWAN
Boone, mother and VIC nioI Fat
Joyce and wife. Or, j. H. buchanan
and family, and Judge Pirtle and lam
ily. .
The parlors Of the hotel looked
beautiful, being illuminated BY wax
lights and banked on all sides BY ar
tlsllc Aoral DECORATIONS; palms, ietns
and sweet tube roses, hel'ottopcs' spicy
pirSs aud roses lendIus beauty aud
fragrance 10 the 'ecac' A lew mln.
us"s alter ha!t'Past t"e'"e Tue of'aal
party, preceded BY tue sisters OF the
bride aud tho ashsrs. Messrs' =. Rowan :,
Buchanan Moses Gibson DUN kcad
aud Maxwell Parker, entered Tue par
lor, while the band played the We'd
ding March 10 q few minutes the
Rev Father Baxter pronounced lAem
husband and wife, anu TRENDS canle
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

H A CORRESPONDENT Of the Gin
ciuuati Enquirer writes: 1.-THE !ate:t
dodge at the Philadelphia Exposition is
to get behind two country girls aud
say aloud. SO as to DO overheard yet
as if quite incidentally to your con- ::
federate, "Why did ho get tho d.
yoree?" Tho confederate answers,
with vociferous seriousness. "Oh! he
had to get it. Why, the first week
they were married, she chewed bis ear
off" About u. this point tho country
females look around and see two per-
fec.ly sober faces. Gracious sakes.
Mary do you hear that talk IL. 7! ., u
never heard such talk in my life"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

EE The PESIrrSrrARr.-Therc
are at the present time lS9 couvictS
in the Peni,cn,iary at MoundsyiIlc, on :
y four Of tia; number being females.
The main walls surrounding tho prison
ha7o bcun completed, and tic erection
Of pcrmauea. brick workshops within
tho enclosure is progressing rapidly.
In all this work convict labor is en-
ployed. The prison cells and the
whole grounds enclosed present an ap-
pearanCe Of cleanliness aud health, and
little or no sickness has within the past
year fallen upon the inmates. The
convicts all look halo and hearty, and
seem as cheerful as could DO expect
cd.
The management Of the CImmissary.
undcr,,,lr, A J. Martin, is most efficicnt
and to tax payers really cheering
For the month oil June the cost per con-
vict per day was III cents, for July
II go cents. for August 10 99-l00
cents. for September l9t cents, and
for the past month, with an average
Of cue Hundred aud cightYthrco con.
vicss, tue cost per uau was ouly l0A
cents pcr day. Considering the mar.
ket value si beef, vegetables, &c, to.
gcther with the excellent quality fur
uisbed, this exhibit shows TINT good
management has characterized all dc.
partments Of the prison. -lntclligcu.
rSr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

Dr.. A. NJ. DENT has located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of bis profession. Having attended a
thorough course Of lectures at Sterling
Medical College, after au experience
of twelve years rs practical druggist,
tho Doctor has obtained not only au aC-
curntc knowledge Of diseases but also.
from his loug experience as druggist,
understands perfectly, the prOcrties Of
medicines, and their application in the
treatment Of disease. Tho Doctor can
br found at his office on Main St, ]
door below Ralston's Jewelry Store.
All calls. night aud day, promptly ut
tended to.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

eyCoAL.-Mr. Isaac Butcher OF
Skin Creek discovered few days ago
a very valuable vein Of coal 90 a tract
Of land, owned by him and lying On
the Lewis and Webster line. The ven
is over 9 feet thick. the coal is said TO
DO Of a very superior. character The
county Of Webster contains most val.
liable Mineral aud Timber, and when
that county is properly developed By
good roads, it will be one Of tho best
eoupties il the State. Tho State
should aid in bpilding good road to
improvement and Increased value Of
The property Of tho county would soon
return to the State the money cxpen'
ded in the way Of taxes.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

EB- "BotKs"-STArE BooKs.-By
law We are compelled to use stated
books iu our public schools. Action
eau be brought against the teacher for
using, or permitting 10 DO used, my
other book or books 10 Lis school.
Wise or unwise Legislation did this;
yet Chalfaut & Bare propose to furnish
all books at lowest prices, (cvcn then
too high } II any mercheut in the
town will sell AT even 5 pei cent under
our prices We will take all their stock
aud pay cash for same.
CuALyAST & BARE,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13
H BIC Hoes AT THE CENTENNIAL

H BIC Hoes AT THE CENTENNIAL.
There is on exhibition at tlu Gen.
tcnnial two hogs 81 month, and i days
old, weighing 1907. This hog while
fatteuiug gained l9O pounds a month.
The other notable hog is 10 months
old and weighs 1858 pounds, aud
gained 100 pounds per month while
fattening. THIS shows il our farmers
would uso more care III selecting their
breed of hogs and give them proper;
attention, that il would be the most
profitable business they could engage
In
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

AZ Mr. D. NJ. BARNETT 10. 70.
signed bis position as jailor and is sue.
c:cdcd by Mr.. Michael Tins. Mr..
Barnett wasan efficient and lai.hful off
cer,aad VIC have no doubt bat Mr.. Tins
will perform the duties Of tho Office to
the satisfaction Of the public.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

Es- TnE skcpIicism which makes
man ask himself wbcrther it is true
that women arc akin to tho angels,
notably diminishcs between the death
Of his wife and the courtship Of her
successor -DrooElyM Argus
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

Eg Tue small Boys Of Weston had
q Tilden and Hendricks procession on
last Saturday night and some contempt
ible puppies, threw several stones into
tho procession, aud a sm Of Z. S.
Blaud received 4 severe cut upon his
head.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

Ey GNaSn LOpOE 4. +. & A. n.
The West Virginia Grand Lodge Of
Masons will bold its next session in
Wheeling commencing on the 18th
inst. The Lodge will assemble in the
Hall Of tho House Of Delegates, by
Special PERMISSION.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

@ A GENTLEMAN said tic other
day to q negro servant at the hctel
where bc was staying Bless me,
Sambo, how in the name Of wonder
did you get so black ;" " Why. look
hero. mnssa, dc reason am dls-de day
dis chile were born dare was an
eclipse" ssmbo got quarter for bis
satisfactory explanation. Montreal
Herald,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

g TUE LADIES OF THE CATHOLIC
Congregation Of this place arc making
Preparations for fair, to be held dur
ing tbs Holidays, for the benefit Of the
new church, which is rapidly approach
ing completion.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

m. Irsus FROM GLESvILLE.-Ed'
;tor Demonstration last Tuesday
morning ]. ?. Parker was found d
short distance from town, lying under
his horses feet, (thO horses being at
tached to wagon 10 an UNCONSCIOUS
state. Hc was brought to the Glen
yillo house, where medical attention
was given him, but without effect; and
At 9 O'clock P. NJ he died. 1t up
u.ars that Mr. Parker had started with
bis team to Jane Lew. where 10 for
merly resided, when just beyond town
he va, seen get out Of tue wagon, and
in A few minutes was seen full. The
marty that saw him supposed it was
some person intoxicated, aud paid nc
attention to it. A Mr.. Kight coming
10 town found him as above stated aud
brought him iu.-Nlr. Parker had re-
Gently purchased farm 0 miles below
town; and during bis short stay among
US be had made many friends. III
leaves q vito and two children Il
mourn his loss.
On Tuesday night it was rcmore'
about town that the notorious Scot
Rains was 10 town. Deputy Sheriff J
NJ. Hol. was notified. when hO pro
ceeded to arrest the said Rains an!
securely lodged him 10 jail; but i
turned out to DO Jesse CO'pniug'
cattle merchant from Harrison county
on being identified 10 was released
Surely tie people Of Glenville are
hospit.ble people, for che was
stranger and they TOOK him in"
Yours &c, FLICK.
Ej.vr;Y,, NuremLer ..
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

ET VIZ hope hereafter to DO able
to publish the Baltimore cattle mar
kets, aud our readers will bs able to
get reliable reports in advance Of The
Baltimore papers.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

We understand that two small boys
10 Buckhannou got into quarrel a
few days since, and Que Of them was
badly stabbed, aud is now in q critical
situatiou.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

EJ GEo. EpNIsroS, sou Of Judge
Edmiston, had bis arm broken few
DAYS ago. lie was at the Railroad
cut on the Fisher bill with some 9th.
or boys aud eudcavOriOg to jump over
one Of tho culberls, fell and broke bis
arm,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13
Weston Nov. 10.

Eg- Dr.. GEORGES B SIMPSON desires
us to state that he has now got bis
business so arranged that he can at
tend to all professional calls. He
respectfully solici,s calls from the
country. which will receive prompt
attention-uight and day. When not
professionally engaged, the Doctor can
DO found at his residence (thc dwell.
ing formerly occupied by Judge Ed
miston) Just below the Bank.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

, EE MARMEp-0n the Slst ult.,
by the Rev. NJ. L. Riddle, at the resi-
deuce Of the brides father. Mr. Ma.
polccn Floyd, Of Braxton county, to
Miss Rpbecca Messenger. Of Gllmcr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

E1- A CAnD-To Whom It My
Coneern.-This is to certify that S. Il
Barrett. Of Weston. is my Only author
lied agent for tho sale Of the PclOubct,
Potion & Company's Standard Organs,
for Lewis mud adjoining counties.
JouX N. HALE, PitIsbHry Pa.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

eyRlcuARp DOwELL'-J"sssc Lem.
ons, Of upshur county, inIosthsd one
Of our citizens that be mct Richard
Dowcll and bis brother last week, on
Sewell mountain aud that they were
going 10 the direction Of South Yves.
tern Virginia. Mr.. Lemons knows
DoSell we'll, and says there is 10 mis-
take about seeing him aud that Dow
oil recognized and spoke to him.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

1fyou want essences, extracts. &c.,
70 to A. NJ. Smiths. Weston.
Rccollect TINT 4. NJ. Smith has fuc
stock Of Nutious.
a. N. Smiths Drugs arc pure and
fresh, mud are sold cheap.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

ry SPECIAL NOrlog.-All accouu
must DO setllad up ut Oncc. No ex'
cusc now. We must have money tU
cprry On business. Any one wishing
hides tanned on tho shurcs will please
call. j. Is. Ryan y TO-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13
MoNAoN, MovcwOcv "
GEO. ROSS, ".
l.. II. WoOp, Sec

JANE LEw.-Stntcd communications
Jackson Lodge no. 81, A. F. and A. NJ /,
will I've held in their HILL, in Jane Lew, on
the second and four!h Wednesdays in each
month. II. McWH0RTER, ". Y.
] ". JACEsov, Sec
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

EFT TuANKsG,vISG DAy.-presi.
dent Grant has Fixed upon Nov. 3Oth
.as q day Of thanks and prayer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

rg NOrlcr.-EditOr Dcmocras.-
Please announce, through the columns
of TINS DrxocEAr, that un extra ex.
animation for the benefit Of taOso de-
siriug to teach in Lewis county during
tho approaching school term, will DO
held al tho Yoke School House, at the
mouth Of Gladly Fork Of Skin Greek on
saturday. November It'll, 1917
IIy order OF Bourl Of Examiners.
G. W. CROOK, Go, SapE.
Weston, NorcnItsr l.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13

Noticc to Trustees and TtNchers-
You can get Chalk Crayons ut 20cts
per box, at PctcrsOn'G Drug and Book
Store.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-13
State Of Vest Virginia,

State Of Vest Virginia,
Lewis County, TO wit
To the Clerk Of the County Court Of Lew
Ia County. We John D. Ward, Henry
Wheeler and Francis Skinner, three free
holders Of The said County, do hereby CGrti-
~, that hv virtHe Of v rant TO us direct
cd, by George ". Siick!rr, II Justice Of the
said county, We have this day on our oaths
yiewrd ahh appraised Hog, taken up BY
Lewis Mcdonald. on his land as an eslrHy
and NsseJS the value OF said cs'ray, at twelve
dollars.
The said hog is mAlo, marked lett
arc looks tore, with dog, color black and
white mud Is two years old. & On under
our hands this !Olh day Of Oct. 1876:
John D. Ward
Henry Wheeler.
Francis sklnucr.
A copy-ts'te
J, WoVrTER, Clerk.