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The nephews and nieces are MS follows: Jas.
V. Coleman, q years Cecilia Coleman, Is years ,
9 wears James McDonough. IA years: William
O'Bren McDonough, IL years; Mary Pauline
O'Bren, II years. Tho two sisters Maria Cole
man and Kate McDonough. receive the bulk Of
the nsinin. shnrn nnd shnrn nlikn.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06
The Fourth ut ia cks.nyiile.
A1RIcoLA.

Editor Democrat:
There wero fully five hundred persons
hero to-day. and the best Of order pre-.
vailed. Mr.. W, N. Childcrs read the
Declaration Of Independence, proceed
ed BY appropriate remarks.
WILLIAM. Arnold made one Of bis
best speeches, His subject " State Dc.
velOpmcnt.,"' As it is. ordered to be
published in TIE DSMocHAr it is to be
hoped. it may be rend generally thrOuh.
out the State. II :
7 Young Mr.. Chichester mait a very
cred;,abIc address. "0u" Americana
Progress. aud the Eevs. Walden aud
Ilershman appropriate addaess "0n
Sunday Schools" aud " Intempcrencc,,"
Captain John. J Keith. an old Sold.
Ter Of the Mexican War deported him.
self in the introduction Of tho Speaker
ia tho best Of manner, and Charley h,
I'aJ lor the master Of ceremonies did bis
part we'll. The people Of Jacksonville
had provided refreshments for all, and
those who did not bling dinners with
them got it free. In short. il was a
most excellent celebration and every
thing passed Of in tho best Of spirits
Mcssrs. Walden lIcr<man and Child
listens sfccchcs were requested for pub
irnIinn. RrrUKTkR.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06

We deny tits declaration, and while
NC congratulate the country that the
downward. course to bankruptcy and
ruin involved in the Republican party
has been partially aTerted by. the
Democratic measures passed at tho late
session Of Congress restoring the
debt paying power to silver dollars.
nsdc law n spite .: a Presidential
veto, and stopping the further drssruc-
ton Of gceeutac!:s, We demand Us fur
lhcr acts Of Justice, as veil as measure:
vf relief, the absolute repeal Of the Re-
sumption act aud lawful liberia ton o.
The coin boarded in the Treasury; the
removal Of al! restrictions to tho coin
age CT silver, and the establishment
Of silver as money METAL the same rs
geld, tic samc rs i! vas before its
fraudulent decentralization the gradual
substitution Of Uuitel States legal ten.
der paper for national bank notes and
its pclmanen. establishment as the soft
paper moaey Of tho c9lnsry, malo re-
ccivatle fer all dues to The government
and Of equal tender With coin, tho
amount of such issues to be 50 reg
uluted BY legislation or organic law as
10 give the people assurance o
stability in the volume uf cur
reDc} au4 consequent stability
Of value; no lur'E,- increase i'll
the bonded ish: aui he further sale
ii bond, Tor Iile frraaasa 81 coin iot
resumption purposes, iii: the sraiual
extinction OF tho pGh.i3 Debt, rigid
economy in The reduction Of ypcudi.
lures III all The Urnaghes Of the, public
services aud tart. ics revenue Gully.
= "ResIeed, Thu. the interests Of tho
industrial. wealth producing classes is
the param ourt interest Of tho people
Of the United States these whose la.
Dor and enterprise produce wealth
should be secure in its enjoyment
Our warm cst sympathy is extended 10
the laJoriug cIuss, who have beeu
thrOws cut OF employment by the ru'
inous'iianciaI p'Ii,y aal unjust legis'
latiOl ofthe Republican party aad we
pledge tho Dem Ocrat party, to rcrivuI
Of that policy aud a restoration OF all
the rights they arC entitled TO upon it:
assembly to power"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06
Main Srteet, Weston.
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS

At q meeting Of the 0versccrs of the Poor
Of Lewis county, held At the Court HouS
thereof, JuEe 18th, 1878, it was
oRDSuED, That from ard after tie passage
Of this order, physicians who render mrdi.
cal attention to persona who arc charge
upon the county, and who Gre not provided
fer at the place Of general reception for tho
poor of'the county, will be allowed not OK
cccdiug fifty cculs per mile for going 10 and
returning from the residence Of such per-
cons and that said sum Of fifty cents per
nile shall include all medicines furnished,
And Il 10 further ordered tina: no allowance
will lie made to Nry physician for any pIO
fessonal services or medicines furnished 10
such PERSONS, after III. first risit,i unless
such services be rendered upon The WRITTEN
order Of one Of IL: e!criCcrs Of the Poor OIL
said county, nal that said written order
must DO presented 70 the Board with the nc
count OF such physician properly sworn tOl
ut tho Heclip: Of Il, Board held for The al
IO%azcc Of claims.
:" ACopy-Att"stC:
J. ". WOEFINDIN, Clerk.
June 92-4W - !
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06
The, ohio Democratic plOIforn,

Ave publish in. this issue tho platform
adopted BY The Democrats party Of
Ohio 10 convention a. Columbus last
week" The financial plank ia 'he'plas.
form dsserTes Tic serious attention. Of
ALL Had Congress carried out the
principals carnoiasel ~ Ibis cOuvon,
lion, wO would no: .aOw DO suffering
IRON TIE present. fnaucial distress
Tho Democracy of West Virginia will
noloab, alopi, Similar p!stf,rr. an
require Tho entire approval CT every
candidate that runs IS nc=i=cc Ofthe
Flrty. Our greenb;sek friends tia,
meet at the coart 'llcsss today cannot
do better than adopt resolutions approx.
ing The Ohio pIatfO'7. and to deter
mirc Is act with tho Democratic party
,h;s ENIi - '"'rI'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06
The Ohio Democratic State Platform

The Ohio State Democratic Convcr-
ton which assembled at Columbus last
week, adopted tho following platform !:
"Eesolrct,, That the investigation Of
the frauds committed at the last rrcsi-
DENTAL election in Florida and Luuisi.
ana ought 20 have been made by the
Electoral Commission. It's refusal to
do so val IN violation Of tho spirit Of
the lew under which it was organized,
and gross Outrage upon the people Of
tho United States, and whist the decis-
ion as made by the FOrty.tOur,h Con.
gress Of tho question rs to who should
DO declared President Of tho United
States for the present Presidential term
was in our judgment final, that decis
ion ought not 10 preclude an authentic
Investigation aud exposure Of all frauds
connected with that election and the
duo accountability Of all who are gull.
lily connected with them.
"ResOleetl, The commercial and in.
lustrial stagnatiOu that has SO long
prevailed throughout the country, aud
The consequent widespread suffering is
due directly to The p:ruieious financial
legislation Of the Republican party,
which VIC hereby u.trigu fer its act:
and charge. = !"
"First, Tint at The timc when The
country was weighed down with deb.
created on the basis Of full volume Of
paper added to both the precious met.
ais as money, j. enacted q sweeping
change. in the measure value, wholly
in tho intcres. Of monicl capital by
demonetzlng SILVER aud decreeInS the
destruction Of legal tender paper, there
by wrOngfully aiding in effect hun
drcds of millions to tho burden Of deb
aud taxes upon tho people.
I" Scecad-lIy pursuing its mc,cilcs:
policies Of contracting tho paper eur
rency and boarding gold it has increas'
cd continuously the value IF money md
securities tina. partakc Of the enhance.
mcnt Of money and decreased The value
Of all other property, md especially Of
capita! designed for productive use and
required for tho emolument Of labor,
thus REFRESHING instead Of fostering
industry compelling idlcucss instead
Of sustaining trade anil commerce, and
now this party in Ohio puts forward
in its platform the declaration thu, tue
financial question has been settled
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06
Fo. semator.--Aibert a. Lewis.
RoASOkE, July l, 1875.

ROANOKE, July /, 1875.
Editor Democrat
With your permission, l desire 10
say few words, through the columns
Of TuE DEMocnAr, on subject now
being seriously considered by the
thinking men Of tho cOunty-ua mely
who is the proper person to represent
our District in the State Senate i?
Amoug tho many grn,lcnca who hare
been named, it seems comparatively
easy tOmike selection and SO far as
I Oai learn, the people. Of the upper
portion Of tho county, with uuaaimity
that is remarkable, hare made their
choice. 1t appears to be generally
conceded that Lewis county 10 entitled
to the homer, and consequently we have
chosen a Lewis county man and that
man is Hos. ALBERT \. LEWIS, Of
Weston. We knov Mr Lewis. We
know him to possess in every respect
tho Jeifersoaiau qualifications fer the
position. He has scr:ed Us ucccptably
before and the records bear evidence
:f bis wisdom, integrity ard useful
ness. With all respect to other gen.
tlcncn who aspire to tho position, |
must say, that Il Lewis county 10 to
have the Senator, let the candidate be
the best man, the mcct capable. repre-.
sentative, that We can present to the
Convention and to tho voters Of the
District. This is not q time to think
Of individual P refsrmcat ,gc hare 10
cal Interests at stake let US vote for
Nlr. Lewis and thereby secure the ser.
vices Of man who is ablc and who
.cM make tho influence of our District
felt in the Legislature.
DraocE4cv.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06
Our County Delegate.

!M. Editor:
I notice in q late number Of TuE
DEMOCRAT the name Of William L.
Arnold for the House Of Delegates, as
suggested BY correspondent. This,
1 tLill, is very proper. a matter Of
simple justice to Nj. Arnold. and
Of deep importance to Lewis county, ms
regards her interest in the nett House
Of Delegates.
At tho lust session Ct the Legisla.
turo it will be rccoIlcctcd Mr.. Arnold
passed through the House tho bill ap.
propriating 10 Lewis county $4,000
to build a new section to tho Hospital
for the Insane; but through no fault Of
Lis, failed in tho Senate.
Mr.. Arnold is NJ internal improve
men. nan-thc very kind Of q man so
much needed in tho Legislation Of our
State III order to originate and set on
foot such measures as will vi,alizs our
waning public interests aud .invigOra.c
and develop the local interests Of the
county.
II We arc rot mistaken Mr. Arnold
had prepared. and but for the fact that
he was prOstsatcl on bed Of anguish.
ing considerable time of tho last seq.
sion, would have passed through tho
House resolution asking Congress to
adrP. snch measures as would secure
tho speedy construction Of the Wush.
ingtOn Il Ohio Railroad, u mcasurc
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06
Political,

In this issue will be found the an
nounccmcnt Of Coloacl 4. ". Wood
ford as candidate, fer Senator, subject
to tho decision Ct tho Senatorial Goa.
ver:ion. COIcael v'oOlfurd lis man
Of integrity. Of character and unques'
tiored ability, aud If he should receive
tho nomination We know Of no one
whom it would afford US more pleasure
to sappo,'.-Rundeiph Enterprise.
Hon. Henry BraDnon il nominated
by correspondent as candidate fer
Congress in this District, Tic is 0se CT
the '5raiuicst men III tho State.
: IESnr DnAaSOs, ESQ. is nominated
fer Congress from this district by .
cOrrtespondsn! of TIKI WSsTOs DE"O'
GRAFT. !1AhoasA' Democrat, he is
one IF tho enlightened and liberal
school, and is moreover ran Oftzccl'
lent character, noted for bis Sc0d
sense and bis ability as a lawyer. lie
is tic President and also the life and
soul Of the Weston & Glarksburg Mar.
rev Gauge Railroad. Company. We
presume that lie las no chance for the
nomination q. New Mar'insTillc, ralcss
forsooth 10 comes ID g tie dark
horse" -hteHigeaeer.
HoD. Jonathan VI. Deuuet OF YES
on is a candidate for. the state Senate.
Mr. Bcniasc is Trustworthy; for, his
character is that Of a true man and not
Of sorlid lemagogus it begins at
touitc. How eau such man be c Dem
ocat. Monroe Register.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06

A:TnE people Of BuckhaunOa a,eiaik-
ing up project to build Railroad
to Beverley. provided or proposed
Narrow Gauge road j; extended 10
Beverley. The BuckaaaICn Delta IA
'vors building tho rosi'this summer,
and wants it bci!,:fiom Beverley to
Grafton b. the time it is completed
from Morga1tt vs. 10 Grafton. Graf.
Inn EooI..S - -, 1. '.J,G -. .'..
Our Bt:khanhon friends had better
'tu.a their attention to building road
to iutcrssct'with tho Weston i West
Fork Railroad a. ibis place. 4 road
from BucEhannon to Weston would not
cost one-fourth as much as road from
'Buckbsanon TO Grafton.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06

Amidst tue panic 50 pervasivc We want
action, which is the Ouly measures to
relieve the people, and not rrottactcl
wcrthlca. discussion.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06

soaK Republican is writing up Hen
ry Brannon for Congress. 1t is safe to
predic. that Henry will not represent e
West Virginia district IN Congress very
soon. I'Heelidg RfSidsr:
y The mildes. answer We can give to
the above is, that tho editor Of tho Reg
later is mistaken; end that ii be has
made tho assertion upon the authority
Of any one, that b is iufOrmcr has nut
!icious!g asserted a .jalseheo3.
The Communication referred to was
written BY as good Democrat as lives
in tho county Of Calhocn or this State;
aud pc cas- assure the editor Of the
Register that il ho expects to advance
the interest Of his favOrits candidate in
this section by such course. tia: 9e
will not succeed.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06
Ninth Senatorial District,
- TO-
Editor Democrat: NJ.

Editor Democrat: ~.
AS the Iiao for holding the various
county c!envcntIoas. ia the Ninth
scna.or.sII. District: approaches, the
people and tic papers arc beginning to
manifest much interest in behalf Of
tho various gentlemen whose namcs
have been mentioned IN connection
with the senatorshiP Of the Ninth
District. Colonel 4. ". 0NooltOrd, of
Lewis. aud W. G. carper,. of Upshur,
are, 1 believe, The cnl5 gentlemen,
soliciting the nomination, who have
formally announced themselves. ~
: The absence Of such announcement,
however. has not quoted tho people
concerning Tue merits Of oil whose
names have been suggested, and they
arc generally preparatory to wise
selection at tho Upshur Convention,
thoughtful Of tho acquaintance Of the
gentlemen With their wants and wishes.
Such thOiughtfutpess, Mr.. Editor, is
clearly ovincivo Of tue wisdom Of the
PEOPLE. They thereby show q dis.
position to act for themselves. -.
The farmers generally, from what
your correspondent has been able to
learn, without regard to local prefer.
sOces. have With 4 unanilnity that
almost challenges defeat. determined
that Colonel WoOlfotl's long ex,
pericnce and extensive interest in CON-
mon with :heirs. in connection with his
untiriug energy and unques'lOued
prObity, cn.itlc him to their suffrage.
Besides this Mr. Editor, our citizens
seem 10 remember most laVotae!y Inc
services eftho Colonel whcu ip the
House Of Delegates While he would
moi, probably, il caOsen % tas State
Senator from this District, have so
much 10 say as would some, or most Of
thq. other worthy gentlemen, whose
claims have been presented, yet the
good sense Of the public has long ago
enabled it to realize fully tho truth of
the aphorism-
"Worls arc but leaves
: Deeds arc fruits.
Amidst tue panic 50 ptrvasisc We want
action, which is the Ouly measures to
relieve the people, and not rrotractcl
wcrthlc. discussion.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06

Ok a close vote, with party Inns W C
drawn, the Republicans Of NIonOngalia
county have. four hundred minority. In
the facu of this fact, We heard Of q
Democrat in this county a few days ago
who had the impudencc to suggest hat
wc run q " half-aud.half" ti:.et" this
fall for the Legislature ,hss is. elect u
Democrat AID Republican Now,
that ,r9uId be a"aofs thing" for the
Democracy. wouldn't It? Some body get
a soft brick and rub tue fellows head"
.Norysaiown Post.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06

~ J. W. WOFFINDIN, Clerk.
June o2-4w -
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06

CAGE accomplished connects Weston by
q grand trunk line east and yes. with
the outside world, and lends incalcu!a
bic importance to our l:ro north, al.
most completed to tho Baltimore &
Ohio-epterprises when accomplished
renders Weston the mistress CT all in
land towns Of the State.
Mr.. Arnold has been prominently
identified with al! the internal imporyO-
meo.s of this portion Of tie State since
the Opeaiog Ct The staurton 4 Paraers'
burg road. The champion Of The bill
leading 10 the location of tho Hospital
for the Insane IN the town Of, Weston,
One 0ttAe patrons CT the Weston &
Galley Bridge pite-a large stock'
holder in the same His great expert
tuco in matters Of legislation. both in
the old and new State. His familiarity
With all questions looking to the. settle
ment Of the old Virginia debt. as re-
CARDS our share there Of. a sound and
able lavyer; an alert paEliamcntariau
| in debate: shreUi and sarav:Gus
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-06
WHOLESALE
DvN Goods & MoI>oMs,
WHEELING VIVA

We have now open fOrrtiag Trade n
stock superior in t.'trn, aud variety TO my
hitherto offered.
Full! assortment will be maintained
throughout the season, aud prices invariat.
" at the lowest pint.
l.: i. DELArLAlS 4 son.
Wheeling. Mays.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-04
Will. Hud.on,s entir, stock il really worth
but $S,377.O7, % il shown by the followink
recan;fnlation -of his i~nvenAorv Of effects:

The inventory returned by the govern
ment makes no mention Of articles below
the item of "clothing, hats and caps" in
the foregoing recapitulation, its entire list of
forty thousand dollars worth being construct
ed from the first five items and from the
Imagination Of Hammond's reformatory
squad. These facts show that no effort was
made to procure . property statement with
any regard to its correctness, the intent
seeming to be to force the conclusion that
Hudeon had been receiving and selling goods
belonging to the Indians. This was the
hope of Hammond when he seized the
stock, but that he had nothing Whatever up
on which to base such = conclusion, the
figures show. Failing to establish hispoint,
he falls back upon the weak and insufficient
that Mr.. Hudson was selling without
the proper authority from the department.
Thus has his great discovery of corruption
and fraud in the Grow Creek trading store
down to the smallest fraction Of
nothing. Based upon inaccuracies which
could have been made only with an intent
to mislead and prejudice, it could never run
the gauntlet Of alegal investigation. But il
has served its purpose at the department,
where the truth is not known, and Mr..
Hudson has been summarily elected from
the Indian country. How much more Of
this sort of reform can the country stand?