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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

~ From EARLY Youru TO HoAur
Aos "A notable family gathering &C.
Cured at the residence of ". G. Ben.
nett. E.q. on New Years Day. in
pursusuce Of an invitation extended by
TINT gentleman to the immediate rela.
lives Of bis Indy and himself. At the
head Of the table sat little Brannon
Bennett. son of Mr.. ". G Bennett /;
next. aud opposite to each other. sat
Captain George ". Jackson and Mrs.
Mary Bland-great grandfather and
great grand uolhcr Of their next
neighbor at the table, Next came
Judge Brnnnou md wite-ma,crual
grandfather and grandmother Of the
young gentleman who did the houors at
the head OF the table; next camc Sen.
a,or J. NJ Bennett and wife. paternal
grand father aud grandmother Of the
young gentleman aforesaid and last,
was the father and mother Of the
bright little fellow who was tbs hero Of
tue occasion. Truly. this was scene
worthy Of the pen Of tho poet or The
pencil Of the artist. From Shore to
Shore" or "From Early Youth to
lluary Age" vas never more faith
fully delineated than in this gathering
of relatives. More than sixty year.
ago-loug before the formation Of the
county ofl.cwis. lie two oldest persons
prCsent-Nlrs. Mary Blaud-then Miss
Mary Newton -dauCcd IN old Virginia
hoe.1oWu ut Wcs,feld (tha first county
seat Of this county, with Captain
George ": jackson, who after that, as
an officer in the regular army of the
United States. distinguished himself in
the war Of lsl2.-In our experience,
wo have never known such agaiher.
ing; and We doubt il similar one
has ever occurred in this region Of
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hire, procure. aid and abet tho sail
Richard Dowcll to do md commit The
said felony and murder 10 manner ant
form as aforesaid.
Iu testimony whereof, the said Jus
tees and Jurors have hereto set ,heiI
hands.
james Wilson.
& " S'rirkier. JrsricIs.
orr IHdshJmnc.
SoJeisti Su,lnaker, re Hartman,
Henry Lin9cr, T. L SMITH,
& " Smith. MI Smith,
Nathamid Bush, ] AGmton,
VIM " Wilson, q T 7Hman.
Asa Goot9rin, or Summer.
JUgon,
On Thursday. the 3Oth ult the
prisoners were brought mp before the
taue Justices for examination. mud
were defended by Messrs. George J
Arnold and Henry Brauuon Some
so or more witnesses were examined
the case occupying nearly three days
-and resulting in committing all the
accused to await the action of TIL
County Court. Application for bail
for the four parties charged as being
accessories to the murder, was prompt
ly refused by the Court; and all the
purtles we're then remanded to jail.
At the suggestion Of tho county au'
thorities. tho jill is strongly guarded.
night and day-Dowell being confined
in one cell. aud the other parties III an
other.
1t would not be proper. at this time.
to publish even synopsis Of the evi.
dence against the parties accused; SO
much interest having aIrendy bceu
manifested in the case. Us to make it
doubtful whether jury can be bal in
the county, composed OF men who have
not formed aud expressed au opinion in
the matter.
|, is proper to say. however. that
Justice Wilson. Prosecuting Attorney
H"lmiston, and tho people Of the neigh.
borhool in which the crime was com.
mited. deserve great credit for the en-.
,rgy and fearless determination they
have manifested to ferret out aud bring
4. .... l. H. - nn-natro tarL
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

-IrEMs FROM BRAxroS.-The fol.
lowing items are taken from our
sprightly little neichbOr, tue Sutton
4uUuntuineer
"A CONSIDERABLE STORM passed
over this place on sunday night. blow.
lug down fences. uuroofing coal houses.
aud in many ways showing symptoms
VI great power.
Sir. L. b. Camden informs US that
be has the largest hog in this county
also. that he had hive Of bees to
swarm on New Years day. which is
the most remarkable incident Of the
kind we ever heard Of.
The great excitement in Nicholas
county, consequent upon the repor.
that vurious ca.es Of small pOx existed
there. entirely subsidized. when it was
found that the disorder originated
among school children, aud was noth-
ing but the ordinary "seveu years
itch"
We learu that warrant is in the
hands Of IN officer for the apprehension
Of Elijah Perkins. charged with con-.
plicity in tho Jcuiima Green murder
Yet, what additional grounds. il any,
there are for such u procedure, other
than indirect evidence OF guilty kapvl-
edge, heretofore elected % the trial Of
other parties fJr the same ofsuce, w
know not.
Any oue DESTROYS Of knowing The
amour. Of work that can be performed
in short time BY one Individual tina,
has the proper aiuouut Of energy
about him. can fully satisfy him.
sOIf by walking up street, and exam
inc the large two story wagon and
carriHse manufacturing establishment.
erected, US by magic, within tho last
few weeks, BY Mr.. Jeremiah II. Gil.
lespic. ltseems supsrauous to wish
such man success. as It will always
follow suoA enoft Win Tie certnlnty OIL
the seaSous.
Quite riot took place in Savage,
town last week, brought about, as i.
usual in such cases. BY the FREQ use OIL
q supcrabnudance Of riotous whiskey
One individual, we understand, com.
menced unlawful demonstrations b. up
setting The dining table ut tho Carpel
House, and went so far as to cast stoue,
through the windows, after bciug eject
ID. a warrant. however, WIS suou IL
sued for the offender, and placed in the
habds otthe Sheriff, who. with posse
immediately went for the party, bu
found him not. as no hal fed to th,
mountains.
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EE DxAru OF Jous 0wESs.-
Died, on the 4sh inst. Of typhoid 70.
yer. joins QwESs. aged % years.
Tho deceased was one Of our most
worthy and useful young citizens; and
in his death our community has sus.
,aincl serious loss. -Four years ago,
he was appointed to n position n: ths
Asylum, where by his superior in'cs.
ri,y, honesty and industry, he had won
tho confidence aud esteem Of his en-
ployees, and the general good will Of
all our people. A most loving son
and brother. bis loss to his immediate
relatives can never be replaced; whila
upon his many friends and associates.
his death has brought gloom and last.
ing sorrow. To his relatives aud
friends, our whole people tender their
most heartfelt sympathy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

E ASYLUM APPROPRIATIONS The
usual appropriations for the current ex
pcnses OF the institution were made at
the late session Of the Legislature
The construction appropriation. how
ever. wss limited to $4,000, which is
to rebuild the engine house. laundry.
&c, and to provide quarters for the
colored insane Of the State. An np-
preparation q $4,000 was also made
to insure the building; and it is ex.
pec,ed that tho Directors will .. once
make arrangements to secure policies
Of Insurance upon the institution.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

RI GREAT "REvIvAL" IN THE IN.
DEPENDENT SrArs.-I.ats adviccs from
Addison nrc to the effec. that great
REVIVAL was in progress there during
the Holidays Four barrels Of liar.
ris' Bes. had been procured and pr.
ties had been digging mint in the caves
near tho viIlage. Egg-uogg and
drinks of like nature. have been su.
perceded by beverage heretofore
not in common use. known as
''mint.julep." The male portion Of
the community. we arc informed, are
powerfully "revived' BY this modern
innovation in the way Of drinks; and
/. is feared by tho more conservative
portion Of the inhabitants Of the indie.
penten. State that the old time. hnuored
beverage ,ealled "wsi.key straight"
will be known no more forever. Alas |.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

S A STATE TEMpERAscx Society
was fully organized IN Wheeling las
month. The following is list Of the
officers:
lresident-Captaiu John Mcclure
of Wheeling.
Wee Pres.denfs-Dr. J. Mex. Rel.
ley. Miss A. Taylor. Mrs. Hannah
Hopkins. Miss Lizzie Boyd. Mrs. Mary
q. Ball, Of Wheeling; Miss Lizzie
Russell, Keyser, Mineral county
Mrs. Abbie Lott. Mrs Frances Peir'
poiut, Fairmout.
Treasurer-Thomas Hornbroox, Of
Wheeling.
Recording Secrctary-James Gil.
christ. of Wheeling
Corresponding .Sserttury-Rev j.
R Thompson. Wheeling.
The Convention prepared a petition
for presentation to Congress at an earl,
duy, naking tue manulacturc, sule OF
distribution Of intoxicating liquors pun
ishable with imprisonment foe not less
than one or murc than ten years.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

~ Music AND SoyG.-lt is a mat.
ter Of qualification to US to notice The
number Of sales Of musical instruments
recently made by Or. S 4. Barrett
our euterprising dealer in Pianos. Or
gaus. &C.. A few years ego, piauo
or organ was a rsiily; bu. now. since
Mr. Barrett has succeeded in opening
a trade 10 these alticles, cultured mu :
sic and soug-tlc most rational and
cdifying of human recrca,ious-cun be
heard at scores Of homcsteads through
ou. the cOun,y.-Mr. Barrett has
made an additional attraction to bis
business by securing the services Of
Professor Fcaux,-lhe mos. laccom.
plished musician, 10 our judgment, in
tho State. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to the people Of the county to
visit Mr.. Barre!t's rooms. and examine
,hs uagnifcsu. instruments ,hero Of.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

cT BODY FouSD.-A Mr.. McDon.
aid. Of Taylor county. who was sup.
posed to have been murdered some Eve
or six years siuce 90 Elk river, 10
Brnx,on county. was found on the 9th
inst. Mr.. b ". Cutright.in company
with David Phillips and Watson Cut.
right, we're on Elk, deer hunting. and
as above stated. discovered his remains
on the 9th inst. The suppOsitiOn is
that he was bunting and became very
much fatigued. vas cold and hungry
aud sat down 90 u log TO rest, where he
became chilled to death. Near the
rcrnnins or pile Of bones. lay his hat.
boots and hunting accoutremen,s, III q
very decaYed condition.
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ETA HrsrouY OF LEWIS CouS7y

ETA HIsrony OF LEWIS County
We arc authorized to state that Mr.
". G. Bennett is now preparing for
publication complete history Of this
county; together with brief biograph-
ical sketches Of promiuen. persons who
we're born within our borders, or who
have lived here; incidents Of the early
settlement Of the country; statistics
AS IN our mineral and other resources,
and all other matters of common inter-
est. I, is designed that this volume
shall he printed, and placed with other
books of like nature FROM many Of the
other counties. at the Centennial. In
a lditiOn to being Of service to our sec.
ton Of country 10 this matter. the
book would form very interesting ad-
jiIion to the library OF every citizen Of
the coun'y.-In order TO make this
history us full. complete. aud correct
US possible. Mr.. Bennett requests that
all persons who know of anything that
would be Of interest in such 4 book. to
the same 10 him-at as
early day as possible.
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= THr Corpr or Arrrats PosrpoyE.

- IHE CocRr OF hfPEALs fosTPoSE-
MESr.-Wc arc requested. says the
Register, to announce that, for sever
al reasons. the Judges Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals have decmcd it best
to postpone the January term Of that
Court until after tue conclusion Of the
Impeachment Trials. The Court will
no, sit ia Charleston on the 18th Of
January, Us heretofore expected. but
another day for the assembling Of tho
Court will be hereafter announced.
The trial Of Treasurer Buritts is set
for the 18th of January, and that of
Auditor Bennett for the eth of tho
anne mouth. Judge Raymond. Pres.
idcut II the Supreme Court Of Appeals,
viii preside q. both trials and hence
The regular term Of the Court which
should have commenced in Charleston
Oh the 18th Of January will 10 post.
poned until the lat;er part Of February
or first Of March. We presume that
due notice Of tho day OF tho meeting
Of the Court will be given as soon as
the day can be definitely fixed.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

EE BALTIMORE CATTLE MAnKEr.-
From the market repur. this week wc
quote as follows: Very best on sale
54a6t; generally rated first quality
43a53; medium or good fair guilty
31a4t; ordinary thin steers. oxen and
o0ws 3u3a; general average of the
market #; extreme range Of prices
3a6; mos. Of the Gales were iroul
81 to II The cattle were from the
following States: Virginia 96; West
Virginia SO; Ohio 1872; Maryland
l2l. Total 1888.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10
CLANS DIE THE STATE FROM II

CLANS DuE THE STATE FROM ina
GENERAL observation-disclosures II.
G. Davis is giving attention to some
neglected claims Of this State against
The United States. In answer to an
inquiry made by him a. the "Third
Auditors Office" Treasury Depart
ment, tho Auditor Informs him that
Of the claims presented By. this State,
s45G .6SS.03 was allowed March a3,
fs6S, Of which sum Sl63 ,07S.75 was
carried to the credit Vi the State on
account Of her quota Of the direct tax
assessed to tue State Of Virginia, and
the ba lance SsO.. 679.2S. was sen. 10
the Governor Of West Virginia by tho
Secretary Of the Treasury" and that
1.-The SUN Of 1921 90 remains sus.
pended" Senator Davis. thinks lhero
may be other claims due the State
which ought to DO looked after, and
has forwarded request to our Stats
authorities to udvi0 him il such il tho
case, with a view Of securing ,hcir
payment. We learn THAT there is quito
a sum due fron tho United States goy-
eminent on aceouo: CT var .cldhos
which have not been presented, grow.
ing out Of claims Of our citizens for
military service which were audited BY
a snecinl Board pp,ipted by m act ot
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

Ell TnE PnlLlppl JErEERsoSrAy.-
Our old friend Sargent. formerly Of
the Raadoiph Enterprise, has com.
menced tho republication Of the bar.
'6or J:6srsoniaa. THE paper was es.
tablished in 1857. by il then proprie.
tor. Mr.. Thompson surghnor. With
what is understood to DO success. 10
1861 the paper was suspended, the
proprietor entered tho Confederate
army. and was killed at Beverly. in
1864. during the "Ilill raid" The
name Of the paper Indicates it's poll.
tics" The new paper is handsome
and ably edited journal. well worthy oil
tho hearty support Of the people oil
Barbour We extend our warmes'
good wishes to Brother Surgcus in bis
new venture.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

EJ Tue LEE MosuNrSr.-Aa Ap
peal to the Southern People IF Ills
Section.-S. Bassett Freuch. secretary
Of the board Of managers Of the Ler
Monument Association. Richmond.
Virginia. has addressed a circular To
the Southern press. in which be states
that i, is the desire of Tho board tina,
every Southern family shall be visited
and solicited to contribute to the pro.
posed monument fund 1t is believed
that tho 10Th Of January. the auniver.
sury of General Lees birth. will BE-
the mos. suitable day for tho general
canvass to tuke place; aud circular let.
ters have been prepared requesting or.
dinaries, judges of counties. AMI may.
ors Of towns 10 the Southern States to
.'lay of their respective couuties and
towns into numerous and convenieu,
divisions, aud appoint cunvassers for
each. who, upon ofhciul notice given,
shall en- that day make the domicillary
visits and solicit generous contributions,
All returns arc to be made to Hon. r
NJ. T. Hunter, treasurer Of Virgins
and also treasurer Of tho board. Sub.
scrip,ions for this purpose may DO left
with Hon. J. NJ Bennett. DR.. ". ].
a. p
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

g To UrsnuR CousrY.-Goprr.
nor JueoCs Nev Years GIFT The
frs. appropriation Upshur has ever oh.
tanned since the Formation Of tho new
State, was procured by Thomas J
Farnswor,h. Democrat. And then,
after the Legislature adjourned, His
Accidency vetoed tho bill A hand.
como New Years Gift, taking into
consideration the fac, that Upshur gave
Mr., Jacob 100 usjurity.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

cT- Tux WESTON BAyK.-As ap'
pears from statement published else
where in this paper. the bank ut this
place is in M exceedingly healthy aud
prosperous condition. The resources
Of tho Bank amount to S991 ,461 So;
surplus fund S27 500; aud iudiyid-
ual deposits TO S73.5O4 Is. Tue
it.m Of loans and discounts" amount
ing to So4,352 I'll, is 4 Little heavier
than usual.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

E1' BOLD RoBpERy on Rush RuS,
-Ou Sunday night last tho residence
Of jacob Dstamore. Esq. on Rush
Run. was BROKEN open by burglars,
and 1864 in greenbacks stolen. Tue
family were absent attending religious
services at the Rush Run church. Mr.
D,tanlore had drawn the money froul
Bank only Il few days previous. Up
to this writing no clue has baeu dis
covered as to who arc the guilty par
ties.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

CT A report was current last week
tba. Parker Is. Goodman. F.q., Of this
coupty, had been robbed aud murder.
ed 10 Mason county, whittier hs had
gone to buy cattle. We are glad to
state that the rumor was entirely with.
gu, foundation,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

Eg New YEAE's CALLS being in
order, Messrs. John Il. Ryan Il Co
desire to call upon all indebted to
them to call and settle at once. All
accounts for the old year must be
Strengthened during the present month.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

If PATRICK Tlx9XEy. ESQ our
popular ncighbor, will commence, early
in the ides Of March. to erect IN ele'
CANT brick hotel. OH the ground nov
owned by him on Main Street. Pats
popularity as landlord and good fel.
low 10 universal and the large in.
crease Of patronage our people are DO.
slowing upon him, renders an enlarge.
ment Of bis premises an imperative
nee essity,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

H WESTON LADIES At TIE TEMPO.
nARY SEAr.-Brighsest among the ma.
ny attractions a. the State Capital dur.
ing the session Of the Legislature, were
two Of Wcstou's fairest daughters.
They were compl,meuted on all sides
not only on account ofthsir beauty and
accomplishments, but by reason Of their
amiability and good sense
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

EJ lIEYEY BGASSoS FOR ArToR.
SET GESEHAL.-A RUanr county cor
respondent of the Wheeling Register
suggests Hon. Henry l'fannon, OF this
place, for the Office Of Attorney GenCr-
al. Every one acquainted with Mr..
Brannon knows that be is amply quail.
fed for the position.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

H TIE BOARD OF DlREcrcEs Of
,bs Hospital for The Insane meet IN
Wheeling on tho 18th lust. to take
into consideration the erection Of 4
new engine house, &C., and to provide
ou,rters for the coltred insane.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

1T RE7. PAT MURRAY, well known
in this locsli'y. has accepted a call
from the Baptist church at Prunty.
town, Taylor county. For more than
a year past Mr.. Murray has been pas
tor Of the Baptist church at Martins.
hurr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

Eft Rev. sam. CLAwsoS. is hold
ing a protrac,ed meeting at tho Stone
Coal Chapel. in this county. Our in.
formant says that great revival is in
progress there; aud that tue indica.
lions arc that many persons will BIO
converted.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

Ev A LUCKY WoMAY.-Mrs. Vim
II. AspiualI, Of this place. was the
lucki st person heard about 10 this re.
gion on Christmas day. She received
presents amounting IN value to about
$500. M doubt she is one who will
wish old SANTA Claus to conc around
frequ 'ntly. il he showers his favor.
upon her as literally in years to come
as he did in the year past:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

TT SPECIAL TERN OF CouEr IN
BARBOUR CouSrY.-Judge Branuou
has caused the following advertisement
TO appear 10 tho RfLour Jefersoataa:
C,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
10 the Clerk Of The Circuit Cour. of Bar.
bour county, Greeting Whereas, the last
term Of the Circuit Court Of Barbour eoun.
ty, was ended without dlspatching all its
business, Now, therefore, ], John Brannon,
Judge OF the 9Th Judicial Circuit OF tho
S,ate aforesaid, md rs such, Judge Of the
Circuit Court OF said county, do, BY this
nv warrant, order and appoint special
term Of the Circuit Court Of said county,
10 DO holden at the CouIt House thereof, on
Monday, the 2iih day Of January, 1916.
10 Grand jury shall be summoned. Given
under my hand and Seal, In vacation, at
Weston, this ?4th day Of Decem6sr, 1875
JOHN BRASSUS,
Judge Of The 9Th Judicial Circuit Of
West Virginia.
Tesle: Nv. JOHNSON, Clerk.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

MARRIED. On the Goth ult..
j. Elder John Roger. at the residence
,he BRIDES father, Rev. +. N.
q oh to Miss Victoria Strader, all
N Ijpshur county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10
Serious Accident TO Colonel Richard
Z. Camden.

We have received word from Park.
ersburg that on Thursday last Mr.. X
P, Camden wus kicked III the lient by
horse, irficIing what is feared will
prove q fatal injury.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

ET Lors OF HAYsEEp.-I. 10 now
officially reported that there are 80
Oranges ia this State. having ~ aver.
sge membership Of 80 voters cacd-or
nearly 5000 10 all-not counting the
minors or lady members. whose. inau-
ence is a power. Aspiring politicians
shonld at once lay in supply Of hay.
seed for their hair. to be used during
the next campaign.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

TT TIE JENNA GREEN MURDER
TRtAL.-A Cvrrectioa.-During our
absence local item appeared III Tur
DsAocRAT concerning the Brax,on
IN rider case, which, as It appears from
the following letter. was entirely in-
correct:
GLgSvtLLE, Dec. %, 1875.
Editor Democrat In your issue Of
tho cath lost under the head Of
"Braxtou," you say: The trial Of L
G. Perkins, ono Of the murdercrs Of
Jemilua Green. occurred last week
Perkins was sent to tho Penitentiary
for life. The others are to be tried in
Gilmor county" | wish to say tina,
almost everything stated abovo is un.
true. Somc Of them are iu part true
First. the name is not corrrc'-the
party tried was Samuel L Perkins.
Ia the secoud place. he was not sent to
the leui,eutiary at all Aud in the
third place. who kaogs that be Is "ou-
Of the murdcrers Of Jeuii,ua Green y
The fact is, Slr Perkins was tried and
the jury rendered u verdict which, il
allowed to stand. would hive scut him
TO the "peuitentiary Er life = but the
Court. on motion. aud for more than
Que cause. set aside the verdict aud
granted the accused new trial. ADD
bis case also was transferred Ia Gilmcr.
Truly, &C., Il + FLEMING.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

ET OK TO CHARLESTON. -The
Den,ocru,ic State Executive Commit
tee have decided that the next Demo.
cratic State Con ven,ion shall be held
at Charleston. in Kauawha county; at
time 10 be hereafter made known.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

Ey- Oun FRIEND a, NJ. Siuluakrr.
of Jane Lew. captured two large pike
in the West Fork River, few days
400.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-01-10

~ Tur NEW BRIDGE at Jackson
lila i, completed. aud is pronounced
~ he most excellent job. Our wor'
Inv peighbor. 0 IL. 2. Washburne'
vas the contractor.