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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN

Il .
PH1LADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
lN6TOS AND GEORGETOWN,
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDE's
LEE FOB BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, AND
NEW ENGLAND STATES.
Sailing Days.
FROM PnltaGe phia-SaturdaY, at IL m.
From Washing Monday, at Ii am.
From Georgetown-Monday, at 7p.m.
FreigLts received daily. Through 49,
Bills OF lading given 10 Boston and
their goods landed at Georgetown wharf viii please
have them arked ''GeOTpetotcn, ID. Co.
For full information apply to j. n. JOHNSON
g. CO.. 12O2 street northwest. and I2th-street
wharf, Washington. ID. c.; &. =. HYDE 80 Wa
yer street, Georgetown, ID. c.; VIM. =. CLYDE Il
CO.; General Managers, II South WhaTves, Phila-
oelph1a, mar20-1y
0NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
COMPANY Between New York and [Fffh
Hsyre: Pier a N. r.. foot Morton st. sSsa -
VILE DEPARTS, Capt. santen, wednesday,
SAINT LkURkNT, Capt. Lachesnez. Wed
nesday, June IL, pm.
IAbRADOR, Capt. SaDglier, Wed uesday, June
rice OF Passage In Gold (including wtne)-To
HsFre, First Cabin, 500; Second Cabin $6S; Third
Ganin: SSo: Steerage S26, including wine, bed
Steamers stPEREIRE, n.sVILLEDEPARIS.n
and st. LAURENT'' do not carry steerage pas
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, IS Broadway,
or e. W, MOSS. 225 Penn. ave. ; L. w. BOfE-
LER BRo., s23 Penns. ave., agents for Wash
mston, DC. feb2SSm
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WILL OPEN ON ,TOND.V

WILL OPEN ON MONDAY,
MAY Ii, 1873,
* io0 pieces new Spring DRESS GOODS, from ~
BUNTING5, all colors, zoe,
&c. Nv" ''ONA' 81 Oh, oLoVI
CLOTH, for Boys Suits, Csc. up.
Black ALPACA, I5c. and up.
All Wool Black CAsHMEREs, soc.
Hamburg EDGINGs from auction.
AATTlNGs, CARPETS and oILCLorHs.
sheettng CoTTONS, cheap.
Table LINENS from Csc up.
Turkey Red Table LINEN Soc m
White COUNTERPANE55 80 rs. 81 N Ok n IN
~ Bargains In Dry Goods at
&C. NJ. TOwSON a. CO,
rr 6SS Pennsylvania aren,fa.
hstI-u South AHA
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

UNDOUBTEDLY
THE LOWEST PRICE SHOE HOUSE
IN EAST WASHINGTON Is
FERD. FRANKS, HEs1
S3119 Pennsylvania Avenue e., k&9
(CapitOl Hill) ~
Sh1ldren's snoeG all leather. 15 cents.
Misses Button Boots IS cents.
Ladies, Lace and Congress Caters 75.cents.
Men S W orking Shoes G5 cents.
Misses light cord Button Boots, all widths, ST.
bO different styles of Ladies' Slippers and Mems
LoW-quarter Shoes from 10 cents to S.,
1T WILL PAY YOU TO CALL, as we mean what we
say, and have what we advertise. my29 3r
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STEAMERS, &c.


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sh u Week Sf III S NH S SGTsf saSs ~
And o1e 70 MATIoX CREEK, stopping st inter-
Wood Once iIi4 and sss r U sSsu ana
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
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DAY, WEDNESOkY and FRIDAY, at s o,cl'k
snG shes TsS S5 B0S1
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sssamet JOHN ". THoMPs6N, Captain JOHN
aus Of It'll ana sth street lneof ears, .sSAes
A M, three times per week, for
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'sme as stexmer Nattapo.
at Sc
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called for 81 hR E sa6 & knqTs E1
r sTEAMERs FOR NEW YORK.
kNfesf 5SHS S.Bs3N and
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Freight taken At lowest rates. FOR Information
sppiy at ofnce over Metropolitan Bauk 18Th street.
or to X. 2. 4. DESHAM, Agent, Water street,
apsi-tr SAMUEL BACON. President.
STATE LINE.-TO GLASGOW, LIVER
= POOL, pUBhIN, BELFAST, LONDON
DERRY. AND THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
From Pier a North River, foot OF Canal street.
STATE OF GE0RGIA...... Thursday, May 2
STATE or LOUlSIANA.......Th Thursday NAV 8
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STNRRAA6Xp EIXAEGTHSI0N.-The stsame

MARSHALL HA IlI,-This Wel-known and
1Nl popular SUMNER RESORT IT,
mas Deeh rehtted aid is now open for ss.
Known caterers. Engehart and Bowers. are again
IN charge OF the grounds. Parties wishing charter
northwest corner 9Th st. and Maryiand ave Wv
7th st. mig In.
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WASHINGTON DRIVING PARK In cOnse
quence OF the unfayorabe weather the races
at the Washington Driving Park have been
postponed until next week, when they will be
held on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
thursday WITH an attractive programme fol
each day. Full facilities have been provided
for easy access to the park, and the price OF
admission has been reduced TO 30 cents, en-
abling every one 10 enjoy the interesting
sport.
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F1TNE+HHN MIAMI SINDAI ExCUK-
~ SION On the Barge ''COCKADE CITY,
VIII take place NEXT SUNDAY, ~r-
leaving the TN st. wharf at o clock Es.s4assI<
ana returning at 3, landing az Fort s<-s'.-z3s126
washington going and returning.
years. ~ 'o'
DoDchs Band, sixteen pieces.
w IN. D1etZ and HamineTsiy, Caterers.
IhlS Barge can be chartered $50 rnr2
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTHRRs.-DOn't fail
all diseases Of teething in children. Il relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu
lates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
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In CONSEQUENCE of the failure of prOmi
nent dry goods house on Market space, the
assignee has ordered that the large and Spien-
dld stock OF dress goods, buntings, cashmeres,
SINS, coltOnS, caSsimereS, &c, shall be offered
at private sale at about half cost for one week
only. at the end OF which all goods remaining
on hand will positively be sold at auction, No
700 Market Space-AdUt.
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICs
GRAND FESTIVlL
ST. -ANN,S INFANT 4STLUM.

1BE PACKET BOAT Ay.DANHARaV
viii leave The Aqueduct Bridge,
S SSerge," T s,n fSP STeat Fals every
Refreshments served on board.
Round trip 81.
my % 81 J. C. SCRIyENER
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-FOUR DAYS TKoTTING AT BEN.

ADMISSION. ~...........ONE DOLLAR.
Reserved Seats, without extra charge at Metze-
rOtt'S. my3O q
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ITO FOR FORTRFSS MnNROE. NoU

IL FOLK and the CaPES The ~U-o
splendid steamer IAN L MQSELEY E-s5SSt..asE--s,>
will make spec al rip TO the above
named points SATURDAY EVkNING. June L,
irving in Washington Monday morning, 7oSCIock.
Statercoms can be secured by apply ing at the office
trip, IS. 90.
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The cummodious barge Cockade Citv viii leave
ser wharf irfs, fG Fac Of o 9TH >, ST. at $50
Bradley Adams, Music stores, and ASISs-s-szs-
of the Committee. my2S-4.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
For Cougrcss----COloncl Jacob
u. jackson.
WEsros, April %, 1878.

NvEsTOs, April %, 1878,
Editor democrats: -
1t appears that tho coming race for
the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress in this District will not DO n
walk ever" for any ono man, 1t is
already understood that Colonel Jacob
Z. Jackson viii be presented to the
Convention; while It is noised about
through the land that Colonel Ben.
Wilson desires third tcrm; that
Colonel Dan. johnson, Of Tyler county,
wants to represent US at Washington
aIl That !. Hanson Good, who resides
in Wheeling, will also ask to bo re
mcmbered in the council Of the :hiefs.
1t is my impression, and I think it will
so occur to all who arc convcr5ant with
the politics Of the District, that the
race will be between Colonel Jackson
and Colonel Wilson; and while I
would not, il I could, and could not, il
| would, dctract from the fair FAME of
Colonel Wilson. yet it does appear
that two terms ought TO be regarded as
sufficient. | think that the good old
fashioned Democratic rrlo Of rotation
in Office is IS good now rs in times
gouc by. and ought to be observed.
Therefore | suggest to the people tac
prOpricty Of comforting upon Jacob
B, jackson the responsibility of repre-
sCnting US in tho Congress Of the
United States. That he is fully capa.
bic Of representing Us flithIully and
we'll, all will admit. lie is a lawyer
Of cmincncc, and one thoroughly con-
versant with legislative practice lie
is Democrat Of the old school-a
man who will do bis whole duty, With.
out fear, favor or affection. He has at
all times been warm friend of every
interest Of Lewis county, and in the
Legislature and elsewhere stood firmly
III behalf Of liberal support to The
State institution located in this rlacc.
| ask, therefore, that the people Of
Lewis give to him their hearty support
mot because Colonel Wilson has ut
all failed in his duty; but because il
is right, and because it is Democratic,
to distribute the honors among faithful
and competent men.
npuncRAT
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
Weston. April 2T-td
Notice 10 Tax-Paycrs Of
Lewis County,

Ncticc is hereby given to Oll persons who
have not paid their LSex for the year 1877,
that they must be prepared to pay when
:hey are called upon, or call at my Office in
WGstop, where | can he found every Sa!ur-
lNy.
ldc not desire 10 distress my one, but
haze extended 10 the taxpayers all the IT,
nicncy possible. Ills my imperative duty
10 make collections, and the law governing
in such cases will be enforced on the FIRST
DAY OF May unless payment is made bc
fore that date.
J. G, yANDERvORT, S, l.. C.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
Eastern Affairs.

The condition o! afTaiTs in relation
10 the trouble between Russia and
other European powers rcmuins IN
changed. England and Ausiria art
still continuing ,llcir warlikc rrcfara'
Iious, while Russia is Strengthening
her positions in Turkey and on TIE
Danube. 1t is impossible to foTcscc, ut
this time, what may be the result; but
the indications are that strong effort
will be made 10 prevent q further c!.u.
sion Of blood.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
Dir. Iilden interviewed.

Hon. Samuel J.. Tillcn declined Ia
express to au interviewer from the New
York Irold any opinion IN regard to
Senator Conkiing's recent reported c3.
pressions. Mr.. TildCn, however, took
occasion, according to this interviewer
to request him to say that be is not
now, and never would be again a can.
didatc for scat in the Senate o; in
the Governors chair. lie said he
could not, unler any circumstances,
now except such n nomination, even
though il we're a unanimous one, as
had been suggested by partial friend
In reply to the query whether it could
be stated he would not be aga in a can.
didatc for any political Office, Mr.. Til.
den is represented as suyiug: "oh,
now, that's another thing; | might ac.
cegt . commission ership of deeds, and
yO1 know that I have been twice sent
to the Assembly and have sat in two
constitutional conventions, qpd none OI
these Offices we're at my solicitation,
Such post rs the latter might fill il
you call it q political Office. as it in,
dOubtcdIy is"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
Huht h ltippins.

The negroes arc 10 hold u cOuven.
tion in Charlotte, North Carolina, GU
the 10Th Of September uoxt, the object
Of which is to petition the law.making
powers Of tho country to restore the
whirEi: :g.pOss for stealing aud other
gricvous Olruses. Stephen McCOtklc,
4 colorcd man, is at tho head OF the
move, ard he says there will be dele.
gates from several Of tho Southern
States. OrCoursc the white criminals
Of the like sorI would come in for whip.
tiugs ulsO-which kind Of rccOnrilcs
the blacks to It. This is tho case iu
Virginia, Delaware. &c. 10 tho States
!, saves much, in NJ, having to main.
:1in SC many petty OTeniers in prisons
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
The Science Of Advertising.

What folly II is for advertisers to
depend upon sign posts, dead walls
and Ord-of.mopth communications in
order to cry their wares to buyers.
How can such agencies contend ngains,
steam and Lightning. lightning fills
the newspaper columns, and steam
scOItcrs it abroad. Where sign board
meets casual eye, or drum mer fills u
casual car, the newspaper goes fur and
wide to men, maid and matrOp, aud
speaks with the energy Of ten thousand
tongues to all the land and every per.
son iu it. The man who wishes 10 do
business and yet faiIs TO ad"crtisc, is
behind the agr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
CenTic ticn for Murder in the Second
Degree.

NORFOLK, Va, April 2O.-Thc trial
Of benjamin I. Godfrey for the mnr'
der Of MOllio +. Nyinninsdor, young
lady who. tits stated. hpd discaracd
him, on Monday, the End of peccnltor
last, was concluded in the Norfolk
County Court tonight. Tie jury re.
turned a verdict Of Murder in the
second degree, aud fixed his punish
mcnt at eighteen years confinement
in the pcnitcntiary. .-SpcciaL to he
Baltimore SIM.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
The Senatorial Convention.
ROANOKE, April %, 1878

ROANOKE, April %, 1878,
Editor Democrat:
I notice ar item iu your last paper,
to The effect that the next Senatorial
Convention for this Distric! will be
held at Weston. trust such may bo
the fact; but whether SO or not, &c.
sire to suggest to the Executive Com
lriItcc, through you, better mode Of
selecting candidate for Sepator than
has been practiscd heretofore. No
Convention should kc so constituted as
TO run the risl! Of being turned into a
disordcrly mob, rather than peaceful,
dignifcl body, deliborating, as Demo.
Gratis and gentlemen in behalf Of the
true interest of the party. Representa-.
tivcs from tue various counties should
be fairly and impnltiHlly nppOriioued
by the Committee and each county
should be limited to 4 certain number
Of delegates. 10 secure representa-.
tiou Of the sentiment Of the party ,
District or County Conventions SHOULD
be held, with power to appoint q specific
number Of delegates, and instruct them
if thought best; although deem it by
far the Tiscst course to allow every
delegation 10 go into the Con
rention untrammcllcd. Let me illus.
tra.c failure to observe some such
rulo as is here suggested: The Con.
vCrtior is held in Weston ; Lewis
county las more than ona candidate
each nspirunt rushcs into tho COnrcn.
tion with couple Of hundred follow
ers, excited by enthusiasm (and proba-
bly, something woFse.) Add to this
disOTdcrly mass tho delegations from
five Other counties; and no presiding
officer under the sun can manage them ;
aud the strong probability is, that il
tho Convention docs not break up in
Disorder, a candidate wholly unacccpta.
bic 10 the people may be selected,
Such practices are not Democratic or
scutlCmanly; and think the expert.
encc Of many of our people in several
" Democratic" COnrentiops held in
Weston since the war, should aal docs
teach them the necessity Of adopting
some such plan as is here erudely set
forth. For instance, Lewis is entitled
10 eleven votes according to the rule
adopted by the last State and Scuatori.
al Conventions. Let her harc not to
exceed thirty'thrcc delegates. Bar.
hour has the same strcngth-giye her u
like delegation; nnd so OH throughout
all the counties comprising the District,
throw out these idcas in the interest
Of Democratic harmony ; for it must
clearly appear that such scenes Of dis.
order Mt Democratic Conventions US
this county has bccp cursed with for
several ycars also the Senatorial Con-
ycntion at l'hiIippi last year, mus:
inevitably work great injury to the
PARTY, and deter the better class Of mCD
iFgm attending them.
NSPsT EOrH
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
Terrible CyclGnc In iowa.

Sioux Cry, April ga terrible
cyclone swept over Iowa Sunday
entering the State above the Missou5
Valley junction and passing northeast
erly across to Storm Lake. pOmcrOy
aha Fonda. The track of tho storm
Yas half a milo wide. a number Oi
rcsidcnc11 and other buildings were
dcIpOlishcd, and the latest reports place
the casualties at four persons killed
and forty wounded by flying and fall.
ing tinbCrs. The residence Of Alfred
King, near Storm Lakc, was among
those destroyed and Mr.. Kings mathcr
was Instantly killed and her body found
some distance of. Near PomerOy q
man had tho top Of bis head cut of
by piece Of0yiug timber. At POmu
roy tho hpusc of G. c, Lowry was
blown down, killing Charles pcarcc.
The houses Of George Wallace and
S. G. Gill we're blown down. Mrs.
Wallace and family were injured. and
not expected to live. a. G. Hodges
house was blown down. ipjuring sever
al inmates severely, AL the houses
were very strong and substantial. 1t
is considered the scyerCst storm ever
known helc.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
Florida Electoral Frauds.

McLin and Dennis, who figured so
Conspicuously in the electoral frauds in
Florida, now confess that Tilicn car
1icd that State by 500 TO GOO majority,
aud that llcy tampcrcd with and alter.
cd the returns so as to give the State
for Hayes. These scOundrcls. us we'll
as those that committed the frauds in
Louisiana, and all that advised aud
aided in it, should be sent to the
pcuitrat:ary.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
Denint rrum lIIshOp Mccoskrcy.

Nrw yONH, April 9l.-DishoE
NlcCoskrcy sends the following 10 the
associated Press
70 tic Assoc'atoi Press;
give my unqualified denial 10 lhe
articles which have appeared III differ,
cnt papers against mo
lSigncl s. A. McCoSxEEY,
EisAG2 oC.NchiJm,
Scr i1ri', .iTr1 90.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
Col. Jacob u. Jackson.

A Democratic friend this week scnds
US communication (Which appears in
another column Of TRE Democrat. }
suggesting tic gentleman whose name
heads this article ns candidate for
Congress from this District. Tie let.
Ter is we'll written, snl presents Col.
Jackson in ve7y favorable light be.
fore our people. Should the cOnvcn.
tiou think proper 10 give the nomina.
tiou to him, We should heartily concur
in its cction; for he is in every way
worthy and capable Of representing
us in the councils ofthe nation.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
Postal Routes.

A Bill has been introduced in tho
United States Senate to establish the
following new post routes in West
Virginia:
From Garaner's Welches Glade,
Nicholas county, down Big Birch to
Savagctown. at the Mouth Of Savage
Greek, on Elk, in Bruxton county.
From Fayetteville, Fayc'tc county,
y;a j. i. Dcmpscy's store, on Laurel
Greek, J. G. Kincail's store, on Loup
Crock, LivuIy's Mill and Tyrce's Mill,
to Raleigh Court House, Raleigh
county, West Virginia.
From Burning Springs, via Elisha
l.. Wolycrton'g On Strnight Greek, TO
Big Bend, Calhoun county.
From Pccryyilic, Mcdowell county,
up Dry Fork, via IInrrisOrvillC and
Sawycrssillc, to the Gap Store, Tuzc.
well county, Virginia.
From Jackson Court House to Sscat's
Mill, jackson county.
From Webster Court House, yiq
Rerkin's Mill, to sliddlcport.
From TIarri:villc, Ritchic county,
via Parker's Mills, 10 Oxford, Dod-
bridge county.
From Ilurrisyillc, via Smithvillc,
Colts and 3arnt House, Ritchie coup.
ty, and Tauncrs Fork, to GlenyillC,
Gilmer county.
From Charleston, via Gordon AIul-
Inns Rocky Fork, to Raymond city.
Putnam county.
From Romncy, via Jacob Sheets, on
jersey Mountain, 10 l.iltlo Cappn, in
Hampshire county.
From Mount Pleasant, Webster
county, to Holly River, Brax,on
county,.
From Franklip, Pendleton county,
yia Doc Hill, PocahOutas COUNTY, to
Mcdowell, Highlaud county, Virginia.
From Twiggs post Office, on route
12ll6, to Joseph 'yillinmson's resi-.
dUncc in Sugar Valley, pleasan.
county.
From Jackson Court House, via
Parchment Fork Of Big Mill Crcel:
thence via Eighteen Mile Greek, to
Kcstct's Mills, in Putnam coanty.
From Normautown, Gilmer county,
to Germaptovu, Btazton county.
From Snow Hill, Nicholas county,
via Promised Land and Kentucky Set.
tlcGcnt, to EichOlag Court House.
From Jumping Brancl, Summers
county, ria Captain Ryan's Barkcr's
Ridge, Flat Top, TO 4oo Branches,
Wyoming county.
From Clifton, West Virginia, to
Middleport, Ohio.
From Stout's Mills Gilmer county,
via Cutlip's Mills, to lIra=toa Court
House.
From Joseph Kc5ser's, Wayne
county, to the Head Of Cove Creek,
Wayne county.
From Coon's Mills, Boone county.
via Laurel Creek, Whites Branch,
West Fsrk Of Cool, John Miller's and
Jacob Pcty's to Trap Hill, Raleigh
county.
From Iouug's Mills, ria Rocky
Fork, kanawha county. to Raymond
City, Putnam county.
From Reaches Gap. Virginia, tt
Pcrryville, Mcdowell county, Yes
Virginia,
From Writ Court House, via Reed,
Ripple. Right Fork Rccdy, Cairn'.
Mill, Turkey Fork and Falls. 10 San
dyvilIe, jackson county,
From Hebron, Pleasant county, yil
MCadowsvillc, on MeKinu Greek, ant
Bcavervillc, on SaucLo Orock. to Rip.
lcy's post Office, Taylor county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27

NEw ORLEANS, April 21.-phi!lip
Badgor, aged eight years, killed lis
brother, aged eleven, With shotgun,
They didn't know it was loaded.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27

"A correspondent of the Standard,
from C!a!ksburg, favOrs tho uo'uiua.
.iOn Of Mr.. a. W. Campbell, Of the In.
telligeacer, as the Republican carti.
date for Congress this fall.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
Pcter Muller
IS CuIGcrEY,

The plaintiffs tllisday suggested tie death
of the defendant, md fled m amended bill
in the nature of bill of reviyOr, and the
object of t!i;s sDit brins 10 enforce the plain.
'iiIs vendors liep against tract of o5 acres
oflnnd on the lcil hand branch of Laurel
Fork, also two other tracts, one of 0s acres,
the either OF ll3 acres adjoining, sold By
said G. D. Camden and others 10 said dc.
fc"dnnt. And it appearing by affidavit fled
that the heirs of aaid defendant arc unknown
md non.rcsidcnts of this State, it is ordered
that said unknown heirs do appear at the
first d"y of The next term Of this court and
10 what's necessary TO protect their inter.
csts in this suit.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27

At Cirtpit Cnurt continued and held for
the county Of Lewis, nt the Court House
thereof on the slll day of March, 1878.
Gideon D. Camden ind Flora Camden, ad.
Rinis'1trit Of Richard P. Camden,
vs..
Peter Muller
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-27
The Proposed Income Tax.

il letter received 10 New York from
prominet member Of tho ways and
means committee Of the House Of Rep.
resentativcs EXPRESSES the opinion that
thought tho proposed reimpositiOp Of
the income tax may possibly go through
the uouse, it stands no chance in th
Senate. A New York letter, referring
to this matter, saYs: Que thing is
tolcrably certain, aud that is no Rep.
rescntative from this part Of the couu.
try who votes for it need expect ever
to be sent back to Washington. Both
Democrats and Republicans are agreed
on that point, differ as they may on
others"