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. RHODE ISLAND CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.


pRoyIpENCE, X. l., July 10.-The Centen-
NAL anniversary ofthe capture Of Gen. Prescott by COL
Rorton WAS COMMUNICATED to-day Oh the scene OF the
exploit at Portsmouth tho island OF Rhode Island SIX
miles above Newport The Providence Light Infantry
Veteran Association controlled the movement and were
joned by tho members of tho Rhode Island
Historical Society and others large company went
down from this city by boat and rail historical ad-
dress WAS delivered by Professor Dman OF Brown Un-
versty and poem was read by the Rev. Frederick Den
pison cambske was served, and speeches were made
by Gov Van Zandt, the Hon. Wm. r. Sheffield exGOv.
samuel G.. Arnold the RLRey. Bishop Clark, the Hon
Allen ex Gov Howard Albert O. Barton, grandson OF
Inc hero Of the exploit Capt John l. Stevenson Of Boo
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received Mt the War Department and transmitted 10 INC
President and to the Secretary Of state:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT or TEXAS,
SAN ASTONIO, July g. 1877 J.
To COL r. @. Drum, ssistdHt Adjutdnt General Chi-

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF TFxAs,
SAN ANTONIO, July g. 1877 J.
To COL r. @. Drum, ASSISTANT AdjutdntGenerdi' oh-
The followingiq brief OF letter received on the Sd
inst. from Gen. Trevino'
A" I have received instructions from my Government
relating the frontier affairs. and wOnd Ike 70 confer
personally with you the subject but ba1 healtn pre-
vents. Will send commission s1On with lnstrucuohs'
hut in the meanwhile pray order the ChleIs aiohg
the line TO trespass the territorial limits OF
Mexico As you indicated 10 privately. have taKcn
curty Ia frontier villages. and TO apprehcnd tue ,aVg
tribes that abide in the forests of the same 90 no.
believe this account that there will be fny motive 90
to that measure" presume lie refers 10 WtaH
Of crossing rest, nevertheless IN connuhce a1
you have ordered that armed parties he not allowed 10
organize in Texas to invade Mexico under any preeNI
The Of progress In Mexico Is gong on peace
ably. Confidence rciguS In all parts"
To which answered July ith. after referring poltey
TO the otber matters OF ths etIeI, aul sorl9 ~ ~
you that since had tho pleasure OF your Fls arso
hand of Lpan Sayages have committed anotuer az
grtyated INVASION into Texas carrying on or Killing over
hundred horses and gricVOusy WOullng ono
able citizen that the trail found leads into the
xplored desert mountain Of North Coahua on South
ern chihuahua where Mexican troops believe seldom
peuetrte and "a your letter states thai the disposition
Of your troops has been made for the protection ot your
frontier villages 1t Will take them far from the refuge OF
the sayagcs. could with due regard 10 my orders,
so disposed arrest the pursuit OF them whle
there prospect o. their being oyertaken In the matter
of invading bands INTO Mexico have gwen strict orders
that far the use OF our troops can peNcn hreu
of cyOluOnists, shall not NlOate the heutrdhy
by invading Mexico one such band about whose lntri-
tions dou eXsS siiil held prisoners. only Wlsh
vur force and the condition your frontier such
a your generals could arrest and hold In the same way
the band syages WhlcG nave Just committed a out
into TINS country
with their puu dor"
have to add that the troops the trail OF the
last pajy OF invaders aud VIII, II tney nave ALREADY
done follow them into Mexico. Genert lreNlno was
furnished with cory OF my Instructions aud Informed
they would De executed. He askel that only regulars
under discreet officers be allowed to cross .-.,
ID.
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EnRrIGN NOTES

GUELPH, July 1O.-Cossit's agricultural works
were Oui1ied tlis nornns. Loss $1,000; insurance,
- OOJ- 600 in the Waterloo Mutual and 5000 Ia
the Canada Fire aud Mamie.
QUEBEC, July 10.-The heirs of the late
Baroness Falkeubdrg entered action against tie
Municipality Of 81. Bridget de Laval, County OF Mont
mJIency, for go 900 damages, the claim arising out Of
the accidental death OF the lady by falling through
bridge. which the corOucr's jury agreed lett III
dangerous condition through the rcls5ners OF duty Of
the municipal authorities.
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SALMON IN CANADA.

NEWCASTLE, Ont, July 10.-A three-year
oli California sinJA, weighing five pounds. was iaten
this in trag net st oil W.imots CrreA, in Lake
Ontario Tue fish il the product Of importation Of
eggs OF the California salmon by Mr.. MI Wilmot OF the
Dominion Government fisheries, from the Sacramento
River, and Latchcd ont at the Newcastle establishment
spring Of 1874. II larger deeper in form, and
heavier than the native salmon of tie a;r
here or in he IN the lower provinces THIS Is the
first h OF the kind ever taken this side OF the Pacific
slou
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN.

The Radical newspaper, lie Peup'e, was
seized to-day for accusing the Government of medatng
n coup detat.
The Mayors Of Tours and AmbOse have been dismissed
The MonteT continues 10 ccnsure tt,ry the auda-
cious ntri-ues Of the Bonapartists.
The Correspondence. organ Of tho Conservative Union
says should the elections result in Radical victory,
there would be formidable crisis another dissolution.
and possibly a revolution.
The Muuc pallty Of Perpignan has been dissolved by
the Government.
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THE NECK OF THE DoBRUDJA.

The Dobrudja peninsula is narrowcst at the
base thel railway betwen Kustene and Chernayoda
being tnan 80 miles long The Emperor Trajan
the first commander who perceived the deenslby
OF this neck OF land lie built walls from the Danube
to the sea- and the railway follows the line Of the
clent fortcatons, running along valley which con-
sderaby below the high water lie, e Of the Danube From
the Danube the swamps stretch fully Onethrd OF the
way the peninsula that the line OF defense
practically reduced to 20 miles South Of the railroad there
is line of hills which be defended 10y eartnworks.
Kustendie occupies bluff three sides fronting the
B9ck Sea- ami tho fourth defended by edrthwOrES In
1S2S the Russians marched through tis valley without
eucOuutclng any opposition, aud met thcr ncot IN the
harUOr. kustcndie tacn made tue base OF supplies
HiIl tue IuIkSI Htet command OF thc Black Inc
Russians compelled 10 drag tuCir supplies me
Whole length OF tDe peninsula Engineers have favored
project OF c1nstiuc sHllrctal from Cnc slvo-
the by winch vessels can avoid the passage of
tDe northern bend Ol thc Danube TIC railway done
something KustenJJe; canal would maze II
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OF military preparations Throughout Austria on larger
scale than has hitherto been made public"
The Daily 7eleDdpFs correspondent with the Turk
ish headquarters in ASIA estimates Mukhtar Pashas
force at 2S, 600 men.
CONsTAN TANTIsoPLE Tuesday July 10, 1871.
A decree has been issued ordering the crea
op Of National Guard Of Constantinople six battalons
ef which to be formed Immediately.
II is said Greece intends purchasing Danish men
Oi-war.
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DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANES.

OMAHA, Neb July 10.-On Sunday night
North Bend, Neb, at which place large mil was
blown down At schuyler Neb 1t struck the bridge over
the Platte completely demOisng one span Of 100 feet
PoUGHKEPsIE, " Y, July 1O.-Spccial dispatches to
The Eagie that the storm of yesterday extended
belt three miles wide. Acres of apple orchards
destroyed, and several barns and two houses were
struck 10y lightning, Fences were Blown away ana trees
were up by tAcir roots. No loss Of lie reported
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WAR SCENES AND TOPICS.
TURKISH CAVALRY IN ARMENIA.

The Russian army in Armenia had force of
Pasha. during the first month of his campaign. could
scarcely conduct respectable reconnaissance TO
tain where the enemy massed for he bad cavalry
Early in June regiment of 500 Crcassans and
80 Kurd horsenen. underh command OF Moussa Pasha
sent from Erzcrum TO the Souehauu correspond
ent OF The London NeS describes their entry into camp
They filing two deep in n long column the hill
side. each OF the hve squad rOns having crimson or
parcoorcd redand white banner at its head, bazoned
with white crescent and star. The men the long
Crcassan tunic reaching to the middle calf, and con-
fined at the waist by embroidered belt supporting tho
usual guardess cmeter and long dagger with primitive
leaf-shaped blade besides the accustomed supply Of
highly yOrnamencd pistols. pipes and silveT-mOunted
boxes The tunics were mostly black or dark olive,
though there a sprinlng OF bright saffron and
crimson especially among the chiefs and princes. They
the usual Circassan headdress, red white tall
cap led by mopke covering of black brown
Asrachan FUR concealng all but the top of the inner
cap Both sides of the breast covered by double hor
zOntal rows OF wooden or silver cartridge tuhes,
cordlng TO the social position OF the individual Each
man carried at his back sxteen-shOoting Winchester
rife and many lothto part with their ancestral weapons,
carried III addition the quaintlOoking, straight
sIiyeTriugcd, nt-lOck OF his native mountains Next
day came tine KUrds still more picturesque than the
CrcaSss, with their huge bright tinted turbans, aud
crimson and blue flowing garments showing through
light mus in and silk Inantles Extravagantly wide
tOwseIs and red leather boots turned up 1T the toe COM
pcted tue attire. TIE armament consisted Of the VIII
CHESTER rifle, curved cncter aud long rccdkc laucc,
which they shook and brIndshed ill ii quivcrci like
vibrating string. These troops subsequently de
eated by the Russlans between the mountains aud hafs
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RnrMANIA ABOUT TO ACT.

LONDON, Wednesday, July IL, 1877
The Council of Ministers has decided that the
Rounanian army shall assume the offensive. III IS
reported that Gen. Cernat, Minister OF war; VIII
take a command in the field.
ST. PETERSBURG, Tuesday, July TO- 1877.
The Russian Telegraph Agency has issued state
uent admitting that an alliance between Roumana
and Servia is not exactly impossible 1t asserts, how
ever. that such an alliance could not in any way
affect The good relations between Austria and Russia.
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AGITATION IN SERYIA.

LONDON, Tuesday, July 10, 1877.
Twenty-Five Servian deputies Of the extreme Left
have resigned their seats in the Skuptschina because
te address Of the House in reply to Prince Milans
speech was not framed in accordance with the views
OF The minority. The designations render quorum
impossible. Elections TO fill the vacancies will be
beld immediately
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SUSPENSION OF THE ST. LOUIS GERMAN BANK
ST.. LOUIS, July lO.-The Board of Directors

ST. LOUIS, July IU.-Iht DOdIU OF DIrcctOIs
the German Bank Of this city adopted resolution to-
day the business Of the bank for time past
been insufficient 10 pay expenses and every days
continuance thereof dmnshes the assets the safety OF
depOsOrs and the interests Of stockholders demand that
the business should be discontinued the OF the
bank placed the hands OF assignee under the
sgnment laws OF tne state. Chas. e. steie Is named
ASA guee
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PRINCE BJsMARCK,s OPINION.

BRRIIs, Tuesday, July 10, 1877.
At the last interview Lord Odo Russell informed
Prince Bismarck that England would under no con-
ciuon whatever suffer Russian occupation of Con-
nantnople. Prince Bismarck replied that he con-
1dered the occupation of Constantnople the best
way to obtain the purposes for which the war was
heOun
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THE GREAT EASTERN WAR
BATTLE EXPECTED NEAR RUsTCHUK.
'TTNIH
CONSTANTINOPIH.

rpINCR BISMARCK FAVORs THE OCCUPATION OF
ONSTANTINOPIW.
The Russians in Bulgaria gradually distribut-
inc their forcos part of them having already
marched 10 within twenty-five miles of Rustchuk,
while Others appeared faI westward as Plevna.
In Armenia the Russian left wing has been forced
hack 10 the frontier. and some OF the troops that
we're at Kars have rctreated to Kurukdere. Prince
Bismarck has declared that the occupation of Con-
sfantinope by Russian troops would be the most
efectual way TO attain the objects of the war The
British Ambassador had informed him that England
would not sanction that step.
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EUPATORIA BOMBARDED.

ST. PETERSBURG, Tuesday, July 10 1877.
Gen Semeka telegraphs from Odessa. Monday
that the Turkish feet has commenced bombarding
Eupatoria a small seaport in the Crimea.
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THE PAN-PREsBYTERIAN COUNCIL.

EDINBURGH, July IU.-The Pan-PresDy-
terian Council has adopted address TO the
Queen signed by 333 representatives commissioned by
40 Presbyterian churches in % separate countries. Tho
votg Of the address the Queen terminated the pro
ceedings of the ParPresbyterian Council.
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SPANISH AFFAIRS.

MADRID, Tuesday, July TO- 1877.
The Senate has approved the Copyright BILL.
Congress has voted unanimously resolution express
Ing confidence III tie generals and soldiers in Cuba.
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GEN. GRANT IN GERMANY.

COLOGNE, Tuesday, July TO, 1877.
Ex-Prcsident Grant left to-day, proceeding
MP the Rhine H. VIII be received in Frankfort to-
night by a committee, headed by the American
Consul and Thursday dinner Will be given IN his
honor.
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RUsSo-TURKIsH WAR NOTES.

LONDON. Tuesday July 10, 1877
The Daily telegraph, in its financial column
ys: Hungarian treasury bouds fen ls per cent yes
rday in consequence of fears relative 10 the attitude OF
krYa II IA understood that sdytoes been received
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THE RIO GRANDE RAIDS.

LETTERS BETWEEN TREvINo AND oRI'-MExico ONLY
AsKrD TO DO AS MUCH AS WE ARR DOING
iBr TELEGRAPH TO rHB TRBUSRl
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Copies of the fol-
owng aorrespoudenoe. which explains itsof have boon
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LONDON, Tuesday, July 10, 1877
telegram from Ragusa says the remainder of the
Turkish troops, which have been operating III
Montenegro, have been ordered TO prepare for de-
paTtuTe.
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ton, aud others; and poem was read by George W.
Pettis. OF Boston.
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WASHINGTON.

ASSASSINATIONS SOUTH
COUHTERFEITERs IN ALABAMA DESTROYING THE
WITNESSES AGAINST THEN BY POISON AND THE
BULLET
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-12
The Markets md the War.

The daily advices in regard to war
aal the prospects Of war in Europe
have no real effect upon our produce
markets, but are still used by spCcula.
tors to their advantage. The news
yesterday was comparatively unilter.
Getting, but the corn market, the pres.
ept centre Of speculation, showed vide
aud rapid fluctuations Tho opening
price on Change for Western Germ fOr
June delivery was Il cents, declining
to T2f cents. Between boards the
price fell to 10Y cents, and at the sec.
ond board rallied to III, clio ing final
ly%7l cents. decline Of Il cam
from Saturdays closing. Spot corn
closed at 72i cents, and May delivery
at 1lls7l3 cents. Wheat and aOur
are firm, With a moderate business,
Al Chicago wheat WIS about 3 cent?
and corn Il cents lower, the markets
closing easy. AtNcW York tho mar
ksis we're irregular, wheat being !
cent lower, and corn laI4 cent higher
tho latter closiug active .-Ba|tImor'
Sun. ~" Ht.' r'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-12

TT NARROW GAuak RAlLwArs.-1i
any body has any doubt Of the efficiency
of narrow gauge railroads, let him take
a ride over tho Pennsboro' and Harris.
vil!c road. moro fully noticed elsewhere
in this paper This road ia a proud
monumcn. to tho energy Of the PENIS.
boro'. and HarrisvillO people. and is the
source Of great prosperity to both. IT.
projectors deserve the thanks Of all tie
people Of Richie county. All tho fault
we have been able to fnd ubout it is
that there is no, enough il Itshould
ha extended southwark fifty miles, and
eventually form a part Of the connect.
Ing chain of confidently that shal
bind together in one common Interest
The valleys Of the Monongahsla and The
great Kanawha. Then will peace
bind her siIken chain round US forever
It was built and equipped at cost o.
about $50. 900. and has been from it,
conception we'll managed BY practical
men, who will gradually improve it
where Improvement is needed, as the
business may justify.-Ritehie Demo
cFut.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-12

EFT NJ. S IIoLr, N D.. U. s. Elk.
aiming Surgeon. can be found night
aud day n, bis Office on Main Street, l
door below the post Office The Doc
tor has attended two thorough courses
Of lecturcs-ouc at the Louisville Med
ical College aad the other a. Jefferson
Medical College, in Philadelphia, from
which Institution be received 4 diplo.
ma. The Jefferson Medical College.
from which he has just returned, is
recognized both in Europe and America
as ona Of the leading colleges in the
United States.
|. The Doctors superior collegiate ad-
vantages, coupled with an experience
gained by Eve years practice Of bis
profession, entitlc him to the confidence
Of the public.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-12

EsT NARROW GUAGa RlILEoAps
The surveys OF thc George Crock and
Cumberland road to Louaconing arc
expected to DO completed b the 9Th
inst, when books will be oPansd for
subscrip;ion.tol ths stock Il is ri
ulored that several CT the miuirs com
punies IN the coal field will subscribe
heavily towards the road, With this
road constructed to LonacoaiRg. mud
the Cumberland and North BraucI,
road built to Weslernpor!. there need
b. no fcarssus 10 tue pertnuneucy Of the
caunl.-AIieghmian, v.
The Narrow Guage road referred to
in tue above is intended to compete
with tue Baltimore L Ohio Railroad
and the Frostburg 4 Cumberland
Ia llrunning on a parallel line, only .
few miles apart. Certainly, il practi'
cable men arc willing to invest theil
money 10 building Narrow Guuge
roads to compete With two rich and
powerful broad guage roads, in heavy
tonnage. such as coal, our frieals il
this section should not doubt the ad
visibility Of Marrow Guuge in .
country like this: In fact, Narrow
Guage roads are being built in every
section Of the country. Cincinnati
alone has Eve Marrow Guago road
running and being constructed to thai
point. There is also 4 Narrow Guag'
rOad being built from Fredericksburg
Virginia, TO SlauntOn, to which th'
city Of Fredericksburg, with assessaLl'
property not exceeding that Of Clarks
burg, has subscribed 500, 900.
The St. Clairsville Narrow Guag'
Railroad is now ia successful opera
tiou, making connections With oil pas
seugor trains on the Central Ohio roa,
at QUINCY (Neif's Sliding four mile
we,i OF Bellaire. lattlligtneer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-12
The Peoples Drug Store
D. d. Peterson

At his Store MIN Street. Weston. W. W., sale
DURE DRUGS Tnetur, syrup Oils Acids Amou Sycha Extracts
INSTRUMENTS syngs Tuscspccu Peaf csu, Cups Punp
AEST Ayers, Pcrc ~ Green's
L NEde II
Toilet ArficIcs-sOaps Brushes Combs Perfumes Brushes
Powders ougss Turkish Bath Towels aud everything the line used By
ladies' gents, old or young
Spices Mustard Coga%Gn Pepper Mace Cloves Tarmoe Al,p 30
Dye Stn1a-LogwUOd. Vtr. Akauo Madis Anal Indigo &C.
Flavorins Extracts-mOn Vanilla Pine Apple Strawberry Easp
berry, Apple Peach, Cinnamon, Peppermint. &c.
Sash Yaush Whicwash COtO Shoe &c. also spog
Of all kinds and sizes.
ants-eud white black Venetian Red TIMBER ocbre Chrome
Yellow Green Femon Pusan Blue Patent Dryer Cepu
pan, DuRar, Sc.
0ilSnd Caribou Petroleum Lard Fish, Castor Machine Miners
Lampschmcy wck Burners Shades, Brackets Haugiug &c.
tla>frCm GxS wanted dPuty always hand
Books Books Blank Books Singing Books Hymn Books 30
Orders filed with accuracy and dispatch.
Prescriptions carefully compounded all heurs-dy and night
Como and mel guarantee BARGAINS
JCSTABoVE DUNNINGToN'S MAIN STREET WAST0M
Z ! pNHERSON
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-12
CincianatisiIorse and Mule Market
for May7. =.

Hnpsxs-The Eastern trade bought
rO,dily Of good smooth driving stock,
and the demand tfOrl work horses fos
the south was equal to the'sup plys
l.ocal buyers took fair proportion Of
draft horses. Good SQUAD chunks
brought $6Oal5; good TO prime
smooth drivers sold at from Sll0a1S5,
and extra stock Of both classes brought
above tho outside figures. :;
McLEs-TLc demapd was fully up to
the offerings. and sales quick at 75a9O
for l4sal5 hands; $lOOul25 for l5!n
lCi hands high, and extra stock sold at
higher figures.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-12

G| Llsr OF ABSOLUTE TRASsFERs
on REAL EsrArs ADMITTED TO Recon-
IN TMs GLERK's OFFICE or TUE County
CovRr OF LEWIS CouSrr. DURING TIE
NORTH OF ApRIL. 1S17.-Thomas O.
Hinzman and others to Silas Bennett
81 acres on Hackers Crcek-consid.
er.tion $50.
Henry Braunou. Commissioner. to
Jacob Spnur-55 acres on Round
Knob characterization S7n3 81
G. " TvlbertIo F a Marsh lis
acres and iolerast IN Linger Mills
consideration $3.50
y. A. Marsh to Margaret Marsh
same as above.
", D. ROllyson to Martin Rollysou
-2SS& acres on Sand Fork Of WcsI
Fork consideration ST.
John Pickens to Alexander Pick
eus-7GA acres on Gludy Fork-cop'
sideratiO0 $500.
D. II. Davis to lsaac Jackson
lots 4 and 5 in Jane Lew consilera
ton $40.
Il. Garfield to B, r. CsufaId-I0t
acres on Hackers Creek-cousileru
ton 81 C.-a .'
Joseph Bennett to J. NJ Bennett
22T acres on Gladly Pork-considera
ton $3.50. a
l.. F. Liugcr to Isaac Linger-i;
acres on Little Skin Creek -Consiaera
ton SS75.
| Amy Yoke to Marshall Clarkc-5'
acres on Little Skin Creek-cUnsidsr
alton S1.79l. Nd.
J. Il. Diss Deblr to Patrick Swee
aey-l26 sores on Buck Run-cou
sidsratiou $3.50. 1sr7E
William Shirley to E D Musgrav
-142 acres on Crawford's rerk-con
sidera,iOn S2.9s5.
Thoma; Dice, to Amos R. Should
-o1 acres on Laurel Llck-eonsldera
lion 81. !
Samuel GOchcuOur to William L
GOchonour-l3 acres on hog Camp
consideration sell.
William o. Law to William ?
tlaCker-- acres on Hacker
Creek consideration $3.50.
II. ". Fox to Martha Ann Fox
100 acres on Kincheloe Creek-cou
sideratiou S.,
j, N Bennett to Charles A. Pow
ers-l27 acres on Glady FOrk-eon
sideratiOu 81 200.
Erasmus Lykius to ". Il. WoOt
fyard-90 acres on lilly Upland Ru
consideration 81. 10
Uriah Fletcher to Rachael Cutrigl
10 acres on spuur's Run-eonsideI
alton $500.
Joseph F. osburn TO George {
Dauser-half interest 10 Foundry, 10
Wsn.lnu Of Ann :. r.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-12

- On. a. N. Dent has located
permanently III Weston for the practice
Of bis profession. Haviug attended a
thorough course Of lectures at Sterling
Medical College, after an experience
Of twelve years as practical druggist,
the Doctor has obtained not only 40 ac-
curate knowledge Of diseases. but also,
from his long experience as druggist,
understands perfectly. the proerties Of
medicines. and their application in tho
treatment Of disease. The Doctor can
br found at bis Office on Main St, l
door below Ralsion's Jewslry Store.
All calls, night and day, promptly at
tended 10,