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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-30

tleman who has dog to sell and talk
matters over with him. This, of
course, is a convenience which can
not be over estimated.
1t is conceded that the Times has
lost to some extent its influence
The regular edition is now about 81
900 copies. An afternoon edition is
printed every day at 2 o'clock. tits
simply the morning edition with the
new market reports and few fresh
kilograms. AS may be imagined,
the amount of room and machinery
REQUIRED for this business is some
thing surprising, but | am warranted
in saying that if any journal on our
side had the same amount to perform
it would improve on the facilities If
the Times office. The paper for The
concern is made by three paper mills
and the water line of the manufac
turer is found in every sheet. Th
paper is all of the best quality, AM
never varies in weight or texture
> When it does, the lot is condemne
s and sent back.
1t is the boast of the Times that
o never advertises itself. While 20
u may see all over England the bazin
It boards of the Telegraph and New
q there is nothing to assure you of til
k existence of the Times. But tt
l. Times has recently commenced II
IS issue of weekly edition, and it hi
is been known to call attention to tt
of fact that the weekly was we'll wortl
is the attention of advertisers. III
re has led some sanguine people to t.
at belief that the day may yet cor
a when the Times will boldly call
US tention of its own excellence.--l Vi
an cinnati Enquirer.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

SHtAift'S Shlc,
G. NJ. BAYLEY & PoSD
NJ. T. Doz1ER.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURr-PAR-
ISL OF RAPIDEs.
ny VIRTUE OF AND TO SATISFY
ID writ of Fieri Facias issued and to
me directed in the above entitled and
numbered suit, l have seized and will
offer for sale at Public Auction in front
of the Court House door in the Town OF
Alexandria, La, between the hours
prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, the 10th day of JUNE,
1877,
the following described property, to-
witt
! A certain piece or lot Of ground stu
ated in the village of Pineville, Parish
aud State aforesaid, fronting on the
Harrisonburg road, with front of one
hundred and forty-thrae feet; bounded
above by Cemetery Road, below by
lands Of Mrs. Charles w. Boyce, and II
rear by the Catholic Cemetery, togeth
er with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, consisting of dwellings
store, warehouse and outbuildings.-
Also certain lot of ground situated il
the village OF Pineville. State and Par
ish aforesaid, fronting on the Harrison
burg road, with front of one hundr"
and two feet, and running back in par
allel lines four hundred feet, bounde
above by lands of c. w. Gillette, an
below by lands of W. W. Jones, and /
. rear bv lands of w. w. Jones.
. TERMS OF SALE:-Twelve months Gre
dit or bond, the purchaser being re
CURED to furnish good and approve
, FONT security, and special mortgage n
tanned on the property sold.
l., II, NJ. ROBINSON,
Y Nav 20 7s77-tds. Sheriff.
e Printers Fees $500.
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CENTENNIAL
SA w MILL!
ALEXANDRIA, LA.

HAVING SPARED NEITHER MON
Ill ey nor time, to erect first class
Mill, which is now in full operation, |
hereby announce to the public, that l
can fiji and deliver any bill Of Lumber
here or at any point OIL Red River,
within short notice.
Parties in need Of Lumber, Of any
kind. would act to their interest to cal
al the Office, before ordering elsewhere
as my facilities are such as to meet thu
demand of the public generally.
OFF1CE--at Schmalinski & Bloom Z
Store. LUMBER YARD--at the old Rail
road Depot. Respectfully,
| MAY Soft. f. SCHMALINSkl.
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REGISTRATION 4 ASSESSMENT

THE TAXPAYERS AND VOTERS
of the Parish of Rapides are notified
that I will visit the different Polling
Precincts of the Parish on the follow
ing days, for the purpose of assessing
property for State AID Parish taxes, ana
registering voters, to wit:
Alexandria - Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday, Saturday and Monday, May 3oth
and 3lst, June /, 2 and 4th.
Rapitles Tuesday and "Wednesday,
June 9Th and 9Th.
Cotie-Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day-June 7th, s,h and 9th.
Oakland Tuesday and Wednesday
June 18th and 18th.
Lecomte-Thursday and Friday, June
l4th and 18th.
| Chenevville - Monday, Tuesday ant
Wednesday, June 18th, 10th and goth
Pineville - Monday and Tuesday
June 25th and Goth.
i Prairie-Wednesday and Thursday
June 9th and 2Sth.
+ Big Island--Friday, June 2sth.
,.atannier - Monday and Tuesday
July I'd and 81.
Wiley's--rhursday and Friday, Jul
9Th and 9th.
' Nicholls'--Monday and Tuesday, u
ly 9th and 10th.
G Internationally and Thursda!
July llth and 18th.
i Cherrywinchie--Friday and Satu
t dav, July 18th and l4th.
n Calhoun's - Monday and Tuesda.
n july 10th and 18th.
u As the time for completing the rol
+ is very short, the taxpayers are reque
II ted to prepare full descriptions OF the
" lands, horses, mules, cattle, wagol
and all kinds Of taxable property, al
~ have the lists ready on the days and
II the places above designated.
Under recent laws the Assessor
'e charged with the duty of registeri
10 voters, and in order to vote at futu
~ elections it is absolutely necessary tt
r the names shall appear on the NJ
c. rolls.
re sE The effice in Alexandria will
ii. opened for Assessments, during my
sence at the country precincts.
GEO. o. WATTS,
30 May 30, 1877. Assessor
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NEW THIS DAY.
TEMPERATURE

As REPORTED BY rERGusoN& scHNAcE
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Decision Of the Supreme Court.
THE STATE AUTHORSHIP CONTEST
DECIDED IN FAVOR OF
JUMEL.

by CHIEF JUSTICE MANN1NG
State, ex-rel. Allen Jumel, auditor,
ETC., vs.. George B. johnson. This
case was appealed from the Fourth
District Court. Before answering
the respondent filed a petition and
rendered bond for the removal of
the case to the United States Circuit
Court. Respondents counsel argued
that the filing Of the petition, ipso
facto, transfers this case to the Uni
ted States Co.rt; that the Court
could not enquire whether the allega-
tons of the petition justified the
transfer.
The order of the Court making the
transfer pre- supposes an inquiry into
; and judicial determination upon the
right of the party to remove the
cause, and the Court cannot know
, whether the applicant for the trans
J. fer is entitled to it until such an in
quiry is made, and the Court should
+ not judicially determine that the
e transfer should be made until after
" the inquiry.
K After the Court refused to order
the transfer, respondent answered
alleging title to the office of Auditor
This presented distinctly the ISSUE
!" of the rightful title to an Official
VI issue which cannot be tried in TIL
> form of proceeding. A mandarin
% will not issue to test the right TO a.
office.
Il. The Court says, in conclusion: :"
81 shall make the writ peremptory, an
in doing so it is obvious that we re
& cognize the relator as the Auditor {
-" Public Accounts Of this State
lei There are persons and facts of whic
Court takes judicial cognlzanc
'e' This Court takes cognizance of tt
~ fact that Francis T. Nichols is tt
.e' Chief Executive of this State, ar
~ regards his commission as furnls
nav ing a prima facie title to an office
',~' We take judicial cognizance OF Il
~ persons who hold the principal ofiic
of the State, of the Attorney Gen
s"' raj, who represents the State in til
W" proceeding OF the relator, as the Aut
''eS tor or government could not exist, II
De der our form, without thus taking G.
he tain things for granted. Governme
ole must have beginning, and it is an
ural ementary and necessary princ'p
kite that the Courts, constituted by and
King ganized uuGer a government, must
10 cognize the authority Under which IL
1870 act. But this does not prevent
rightfulness of the REALTORS title to
:" office in that form of procedure, VII
the law has designated for that p
oto' pose. There is a mode provided
vey- law and indicated as the special
llary chinery to he used by one who CT
Levi plains that another has intruded
r an his office. Such an inquiry cannot
lie on provoked by respondent in an
sand swer to a rule why mandamus she
uo,vo not issue, nor could the relator h
:, 81 demanded an adjudication OF his
-.,u. title by invoking the unit for that
pose. Let the peremptory unit u
ne'' commanding the respondent to del
lung to the relator the keys, archl
nap books. records and papors belong'n
made the Office of Auditor of Public Acco
sury, of this State, and it is further ord
n;tod and decreed that the relator have
recover of the respondent the cos
auce' both Courts"
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TINE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE
l. ready and prepared to deliver
HAY of this season, in Town for
$500 per ton, and at the Hay Shed
for $l4.00 per ton.
A. w. McLAURINE.
May 30, ls77-2m.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-05-30

CREAT REDUCTION!-THE SIN
VI GER SEWING MACHlNES-the
Machine formerly sold at $40 we now
offer at at $500.
FERGUSON g. SCHNACk
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SCHOOL BOARD!

TIME EXAMINING BOARD FOR
/ Teachers, will meet in Alexandria,
on the I'd and 4th Saturday, June 9Th
and 23rd. JULIUS LEVIN,
co, WATTS, President.
Secretary.
May s0-2t.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

After two or three days Of compare
tive quiet, the corn market sOuk d sud
den jump yesterday and marked au i'd
vance Of 23a23 cents per bushrl at The
close Of the day. Western corn for
immediate and May delivery clOsin g at
81 cents, and for June ut 67 cents
with more buyers than sellers. The
advance is said to be due 10 an i'm.
ptorsmept> on the other side, which
stimulated buying orders from the
West. Al Now York Germ advanced
ono cent. and at Chicago II cents per
bushel. The markets for wheat mud
-four werc more steady, without any
material advance. Baltimore SGa.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26
Baltimore Live Stock Market To-
the Week Ending May 20

CATTLE-ArrivAls lS96-quality
better than last week. but prices Off
Sales 6 to o.; common 81 to Il.
Prospect fair for mex! week.
H0GS--The arrivals amounted tc
44O5-supply full. and quality fair.
prices abou. same as last week, Sales
common light bacon 81; good bacon
7; fair to bcs. butcher 7 to 7s. afew
extra u Market closes doll aud
weak, with about 600 uusOld.
SHEEP-Arriyals Gl43-ovet sup.
ply. prices to of, owing TO sales
being limited to local demand. Sales
4 ,o5; Lambs 81 to ". Market
closes dull aud weak.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26
TO Tobacco Railers.

Az the season approaches for plant.
ing, it is considered advisable to earn.
estly call attention to tho practice Of
erowdiug sets. Not less than four feet
should DO left between the plants. and
not more than twelve leaves left p ma.
turs. You thus secure weight, better
tobacco, and better prices at less cost
Of labor. The crops generally show
an excess Of COMMON to medium
grades, whilst the better sorts arc in
diminished supply. Tobacco intended
to pass inspection at the State tobacco
warehouse should DO in good keeping
order aud dry; no side handling in the
hogshead should bs permitted, as Gam
pies may be represented BY such.
Pack uniformly, from top to bottom.
No ndyices have been received yet AZ
to tho extent Of demands this season for
the French contracts, but as The crops
Of better grades are short il is believed
u large order will DO given. At Dan.
VILE, Virginia, good wrappers AID
smokers arc advancing, while at Louis.
vile and Cincinnati the better sorts are
still, but for common stock prices are
about nominal. Those who wish, cal
obtain seeds aud any information de-
sired by addressing the undersigned
Taos. SrEALRT,
Supt STATE Tobacco Warehouse.
Huntington, W. Va. April "a.
H PIc.Slc At Kraas' Church OF
TsaHiuv fiEceL lime {th
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26
The Wool Market.

The wool market is now an impor'
t,nt topic with every farmer in Wash
iugton county. Thousands Of sheer
have been washed within few days,
and sbearing has already commenced
The prospect iE that the market will
open much better than it did last year
Mr.. Robert Wylic, one Of our heaviest
purchasers. last week bought large
lot Of old wool at Pittsburg, at the fol-
lowing figures: BURY washed a. 25c
super, 80; badly washed, 80; extrt
pulled. SO; Xxx and above, AZ; Xxx
The pick Of Harrison county, Ohio ,45c
These figures indicate better eondi'
ton Of affairs than we experienced las
year. Dir. Wylis gave it as bis opin
i"n tha. wool would open here at about
40 cents II'pshingtO", Pea"SylVaata,
Hrmgfer,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

cars, and aid IL ec!,ng W he heHYy
gfai'eu:s as Pushcr
Besides the roals a.tsady men joued
as finished, there are others under cOu'
structiou in this aud other eouutriC:
which also have heavier grades and
curv.,urps than our road. o"e q which
in Washington md Greene ca"ntirs,
Pennsylvania, which | uuvr examined
and whose grades arc tue same uS ours,
and curves much heavier and yet |
heard no fear there Of its not being q
complete success.
10 another communication may
give more facts IN detail that may be Of
interest to you and your readers.
Very Respectfully Yours,
Gro. BARRETT, Civil Engineer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

Dr., Simpson will still continue in the
"prug business "at tue cold Bailey
staud.h lie still continues to consult FREQ
Of Charge, and, will readily attend 10 all
calls night Or day. being enabled 10 do 50
by having procured the services of DR..
Chas. Snilh, who has been bis student, aud
has attended ono full course Of Lectures at
the Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia,
thereby fitting him for IL. Drug business
and the practice.
Don't forget the TACT that SlmrIOn keeps A
full supply Of DRUGS, which in part are
prepared by inself, aud be knows they arc
good end low.
Weston, April 3o-tw.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

w N. s. HoLr, N. D., U. s Ex.
aiming Surgeon. can be found night
and day at his Office Oh Main Street. l
door below the post Office. The Doc
tor has attended two thorough courses
oil lectures-one at the Louisville Med
ical COllege aad the other ut Jefferson
Me1icel College, in Philadelphia, from
which Institution he received a diplu,
ma, The Jefferson Medical College,
from which he has just :eturued is
recognized b"th IN Europe and AmerIou
as ona OF the leading colleges il the
United States
The DoctoF's superior collegiate ud'
vautages, coupled with al experience
gained by five years practice Of hiE
profession. entitla him to the confidence
Of the public
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26
The State Of Yves. Virginia

The State Of West Virginia:
At Rules held In tho Clerks Once Of the
County Court Of Lewi1 county, on the hrst
Monday In May, 1871.
Edwin MAXWELL. Executor Of the last will
and testament Of Burton DespsFd, de-
ceased, plaintiff,
vs..
Andtcw FitzSimmonE, Gideon D. Camden
and J. II. Bennett, ds:esdsn',.
The object Of this suit Is 10 annul and can.
eel certain contract, made On the Sd dAr
Of April, 1870, by one Jacob s. BoggS,agSnt
forJ. u. BCnaea, for the EnIG to the defend.
ant fitzSimmons Of certain trUct Of 1919
acres Of lNud, situate on Steer Greek in the
county Of Gilmcr, and State Of West Viz.
stuia, owned jointly by the plaintiff tesla.
tor, and the attendants Gideon b. Camden
and J u. Bennett.
And ii appearing by affidavit filed that
diligence has been used by the plaintiff 10
ascertain III what county The said defendant
FlGsiDmons ID, without effect, and he not
appealing, Il Is ordered that he do appear
here At Rules 10 be held for said Court on
the fitSt Monday In July, 1887, and do what
% necessary 70 protect bis interests In tbs
JESSE TooErER, Clsrkg
{ NJ I.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

EFT 1sEAaous.--A few nights agc
some scoundrel who should be IN the
pcnitentiary peeled and hpcked two OF
The shade trees in tho front Vi Mr. "
G. Benefits residence, aud one. il III,
both, will in all probability he killed
from the effects Of it. Ths Town
Council very promptly and properly
offered reward Of $50 for the cOuvic
ton Of tue pCrpctrater Of this outrage,
and it is sincerely to 10 hoped that he
will be found out.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

sJ- We "uiiItrd last week !" 80
kn"wIcjg" the receipt OF III" ti''l uum
Der OF the ClurksLurg Telephone |
is q neat little paper published ia the
interest of the Brosdus Female Acad'
en- y at that place.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

EF Mc,Ars Newton Newlop, Polk
Camden md I. ". Harrison are d9w
visiting Sutton They report cEtrAo..
liunry success in fishing A lertar
just received from them says, "Wc
caught this morning (ruc.duy) 100
fish weighing on average 2 pounds
each, aud but for the water being in
bad condition we would have doubled
the number" This is pretty good
fish story. and it will take few pounds
Of good tish to make us believe it.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

Eg GoNE TO WEBSTER. -Messrs.
En- Ralsson, Louis Bcuustt, John n
Hamilton and J. Fl. Bare are now in
Webster on a fishing excursion. Be.
lore leaving they made arrangements
with Messrs. Barnes, Gregory aud
Wilkinson to supply their stores With
trout twice q week for the neg. month,
but as yet the first cargo has not ar
rived.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

Es AIMING the names mentioned fJ'
BiSh"p Vt the new lItycesc Of tbs Fps,
copaI Church III West Virginia ate tie
following Rev Or. Addlson.of Il"si.,
iugtou, D o.. formerly Of lFhee'ing.
n. Va, Rev. Mr. Greer. Of New
Jersey; Rev ". l.. Hylapd. Of Par
korsturg, " Va; Bishop Hare and
Rev Mr Eygleston, of Philadelphia
1t is stated that the first Council Of the
new diocese will DO held in Marti rs.
burg.-Iatelligencer.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing De-
tween the undersigned, in the drug bust
ness, under the firm name Of Simpson
Hamilton, has this day been dissolved By
mutual consent.
All pOgSous knowing themselves 10 10 in
debted TO the above named firm are reques
ted to cali and settle their accounts ut once.
GEO. u. SIMPSON.
JNO. u. HAMILTON.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

STAND BA,K.-ltyuu waut a hand
some clock. pay ten cCuts at Gtegory's
md draw it. or draw meerchaum
pipe for 5 cents. No blnnks drawn.
every prize is worth tue money
Come on buys. old young. rich, puOr,
1t il within Ihe reach nl every Gus.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

R Tue Wheeling Register and
Charleston Courier both announce the
death Of H on. Peregrine Hays Of Gil
ner county. THIS is mistake, gen.
tlcmen. Mr.. Hays is not dead. and al-
though bis health has been bad for
some lime, be is now able to attend to
his business, and has fair chance Of
living several years yet.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

re- We notice by THE WEsroS
DAMocRAT that Mr j. ". WOfiindin,
formerly editor of that paper,has been
licensed 10 practice law, and has loca.
ted ut that place. We wish our old
friend "Wof" success in his new pro-
fcssion, and If he makes as able an at.
torney as DO did an editor, some Of the
old professionals at that poirs will have
10 look TO their laurels.-Barbour JEFF
fersonian.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26
Reform is Necessary, even
in the Tobacco Line.
Great Reduction in Prices.
Have you bacn to the CITY CIGAR SrORl.
MAJ, StrnII WFu,... a '

Great Reduction in Prices.
Have you bacn to the CITY CIGAR SrORH.
Nam Street., Weston?
II you want u five cent Cigar, with KaT.nA
filling, you can get it there.-You can get !
Connecticut Tips for dime. You can gss
6 81 Domingo Tips for dinle-You can get
l StcGies for ceuts,-You can Get n pSrs
lIavannn for 10 csntS.-0r, II you want
IlOInV-jlade smoking Tobacco yeu can hare
packages for IS cents-You can 60, KiliiCk-
iuiCk, real Turkish, Porto Ricco, Apricot,
The Weed, Manila, rirgiuity, Sweet SIosssl,
or Fun lob smoking tobacco very cheap.
And now look at my great variety Of
Chewing TohnCco-0ld Dominion 2Ocis .
plug, Paragon Twist only l5cts plug, COL
den Twist 20cts Golden IFlAt-seN pressed
-3Octs, Double Navy ?5cts, Gravely 10. |
"A fne artiCle-50cis, Fine Cut-Connaa-
ion, 81 pound
lfyou want good blue Match you eAa
got it. iryOu waut handsome imported
Pipe you can get it. You can get stone
pipe for almost nothing 9r would yoA like
to get some Scotch Snuff? You can get It
and Rapce Sautf also. You can got foreign
Tobacco Seed.
II there isanythinE in Hs way Of Snok-
Ing, Chewing or SnUtIaG. it Is alwAyI TO be
had at the CITY CIGAR STrRB.
COVE 0MC---CovNC M.
! ROBERT JUrER.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26
TT The GiLxER NAILS TO Con
rISUE rHpEg TtaEs WEEk. THE fol-

fE THE GiLxER MAILS TO Con
rINUE THEE TlaEs A WEEk. -Tbe fol-
lowing letter expluius itself:
IV.smGroS. D. G. May IS.
r. I'm. II g Davis. Piedmont.
>,H:- In auswcr to letter Of r F
F'cming, addressed to y"u from Gleu
VILE, gu the 9TH lust. and by you re-
ferrcd To this office, asking three times
week service on Route No. 1925 ,
Weston to Gleuville. dnring contract
term commencing July l. 1877. as at
present, I have tho honor to inform
you that when the contract on said route
shall bave been duly executed and re.
turned to this office, the change re.
qussted will DO granted.
Yours Respectfully,
THos j. BRADY,
2nd Asst. P. NJ. General.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

ET TnE Stockholders Of tho Lewis
County Agricultural Society sh Ould not
forget to Re present on the first Mon
day in June and vote on the question
Of withholding stockholder's tickets TN :
I'll the debt Of the Society is paid.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market
for May2l.

There arc no material changes in the
market since the last report. Horses
are coming in very slow, aud tue de-
maad continues extra good. There Is
more Of a demand fer I'LL classes of
stock thau there has Leen for. the last
two weeks, although tho better ctnss..ot
stock arc especially in dsinnud Fine
pairs and siusls drivers arc in extra
dcmubd Mules are very scarce, and
wha, come. III sell for very fur prices.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

cB' Tue CouS1Y CouRr meets June
4,h for the purpose of laying the levy
aud attend TO other fiscal aud police
business. Calhoun Circuit Court
commences on the 10th, and the Web.
ster Circuit Court commences on the
9th.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

EJ NorlcE-7o The Stockholders O
the LeIcis County agricultural ana
Mechanical Society.-Au election will
DO held at the Court House in Wes'
ton on the first Monday in Juns, 1877,
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. ana 4
p. NJ, to determine whether stock
holders tickets shall DO thereafter is
sued or not. "a
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
D. II. Weop, Iteretary.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26
N0TlGE.
To Delinquent Tax. Payers Of THE Town
Of Weston

Notice Is hereby given to all delinquent
taxpayers in the town Of Weston, Tor the
last years taxes, that II tho same are aou
paid within four weeks from the date here.
Of, the MANS Of said delinquents, and the
amount with which they are charged, shall
be published 10 TnE WESTON DEMOCRAT, and
the tax-tickels returned 10 tho Council for
their further consideration.
Given under my hand, at the Recorders
Office 10 said Town, this 9Th day Of Nay, 1871
J. N. HAMILTON, Recorder,
Weston, Ma39 mSyl24w