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, 1880-08-02
An Illegal Voter.


The Grand Jury Of the present term of
the State Circuit Court, which completed
its labors yesterday afternoon, on npresent>
ing the Court its final report, also among
other indictments returned one against
VIII. Watkinds, of this city, in which he
is charged with illegal voting at the late
June election, At Madison precinct, in
this city. The finding Of this indictment
is the result Of long standing political
quarrel existing between MIR. Watkinds
and others. Eleven years ago he and S.
A. Clarke, of the Willamette Farmer, had
an alteration at Salem. during which
Clarke was shot by Watkiuds. The
Grand Jury of Marion county found an
indictment against Watkinds shortly af-
ter, but the Prosecuting Attorney, after
examining into the testimony OF the case.
stated his fear to the Court that con.
vction could not he secured under the
indictment found. and Watkinds after
wards plead guilty to assault, was fined
$50, the case settled, and has not been
brought into public notice since until the
present time. On the organization sf the
Grand Jury for the present term OF Court,
Watkinds cndeavored to procure an in
dictment against the writer and publish
er :ef a slsnderous attack upon him
which appeared in the Oregonian. and
which was Understood to have been writ
ten by W. S. Stanley, the expert OF the
State Investigation Committee and now
turnkey at the Penitentiary. 1t is stated
that Stanley has been indicted for writing
the libel, and in retaliation the charge
was preferred against Wstkinds before
the Grand Jury that he being found gull
ty, by his own plea, of shooting Clarke
he is placed IN the unpleasant position OF
loosing the right of suffrage. What VIII
be the result of this Indictment remains
to he seen, but it is but barely possible
that it will hold under what would be- a
technical construction of the paragraph
in the Constitution of the State in refer
ence to the right of suffrage. Mr.. Wat
kinds has been cognizant OF the attempt
to procure this indictment for some time,
and was not surprised when he heard of
the result but as to how he heard it, the
necessary papers not having been served
on him by the Sheriff. he refused te state
At the election after the settlement of the
case against Watkinds, in the Marion
county Courts, when he presented his
ballot at the polls his right to vote was
then challenged on the same grounds,
but the judges of election decided that
he had the right to cast the ballot which
he did, and has exercised the right ever
since without interruption until the pres.
ent time. There are men in the State
who cast their votes under the same cir
cumstances, and others who, under the
construction OF the law as arrived at ir
this case, are in far worse position
having served term in the Penitentiary
The Constitutional Clause, under whicl
it is said the Indictment is drawn, pro
vides that any one who has been convict
, 1880-08-02

BEACoNFIELD's TACT.-A good story
is going the rounds of the clubs respect-
ing the difference of the personal meth
ods of the past and the present Prime
Minister. When Mr. Gladstone intends
to accept resolution or an amendment
proposed by supporter he frankly let's
him know before it is brought on. Lord
Beaconsfeld knows human nature bets
tcr-or thinks so. "Shall l write and
tell him hat you will accept his amend
ment?" his private Secretary asked HIM,
tnen a Commonor, when he had expressed
an opinion that it must be adopted. "By
no MEANS" was the reply of the then
Premier. TELL him that l have been
greatly interested by his letter on tho
subject which he Is about to bring before
the House, and that 1 shall listen with
concern to the arguments which he will
educe in his speech to support his cause"
Letter written. Member fattered Re,
vlsed all his arguments, stirred by the
thought that, whether he succeeds or not,
one distinguished man in his audience
will follow all that he has to say. When
the night arrives he does his very best.
When he concludes, the one ',erson he
hoped to convince rises with honeyed
words to express his sense Of the force
and value of the eloquencs to which the
House has just listened. The arguments
were irresistible. and tho Government
accepts the motion. You may be certain
that the next time Mr.. Disraeli spoke
that member was convinced by his argu-
ments-G Galignani.
, 1880-08-02
Democratic Territorial
Convention.

After consultation personally and by
correspondence with the members of the
Territorial Committee, it has been deter
mined to call Convention of the De-
mncracy Of Washington Territory, to
meet at KALAMA, on Wednesday, Sep
tember Is, 1880, at o'clock, P. NJ. for
the purpose Of nominating a candidate
for Delegate in Congress, and candidates
for Prosecuting Attorney in the several
judicial Districts. The following will
be the representation of the several coun>
, 1880-08-02

Senator Eaton is not slow to assert
that Connecticut "will, beyond the
shadow of any reasonable doubt, give
large majority for the Democratic ticket"
He thinks the doubtful Northern States
are Illinois, Pennsylvania and New
Hampshire. Senator Eaton, who knows
Chairman Jewell we'll, says he will be q
bitterly disappointed man in November.
1t looks that way.
, 1880-08-02

ed Of an offense punishable by imprison-
ment in the Penitentiary shall forfeit his
right of suffrage. At late hour last
night Mr.. Watkinds had not been arrest
ed.-Portland Standard.
LATER.-Th;s case was heard on de-
murrer, the demurres sustained and the
prisoner discharged.
, 1880-08-02

they are forbidden to travel on Sunday,
and this in not only complied with out
service is held and Sunday school will
be organized.-W. W. Statesman.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Rktga Eg1sE, E..!as, v. u.

Arrivals for the week ending
July list: Adam Cosner, Lott Hall,
Allen Snow, I. n. Iiinzman, e. W.
Bennett, Joseph Lausli, J. B. Hers
man, W. B. S. Bailey, J. and T..
Spunogle, Henry Langfurd, J. S.
Shepler, &. W. Crock, Ben Smith,
H. L. CASTOR, G. M, Cox, Adam
Bennett, county; ]. NJ. MARBLE, a.
7. Taylor, Braxlon county; Isaac
Brown, P. Lee, Burnsville; John
i. 1Yaggoner, Austin; Martin
Fox, John ]. Keith, John e. Du-
val, Jacksonville; J. W. oden,
J. L. Morgan, Roanoke; John NJ.
Holt, T. II. Hays, !Glenyills; John
Squires, Salt Lick; James II. Clem,
Nebraska; Marion Bell, Kincheloe ;
A.. n. Mitchell, Grafton; S. J.
Troxall, Hancock, Maryland; Ben
Stout, Quiet Dell; John Powell,
Tannersyille; L. A. McNsmar, M.
Edmiston, Weston; G. w. Skinner.
Rnshvills; Joseph Walker, Jane
Lew; G. T. Price, Ben Ramage,
West Milford James G. Strirger,
Doddridse county; John Q. Nc
Coy, Sutton; Mrs. John Sprigg
and children, Kansas G. Johnson,
Independence 7. A. Davis, Lost
Greek.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03
Il - -
Baltimore EI3ye Stock Mar-
kea GoY June IS.
0I.D MAN.

REra CATTLE There was nc
activity in the market to-day, all
dealers reporting trade rs being
very dragging, and prices were lew
or than last week all round, the tie
cline on tho extreme tops reaching
nearly 1c; other grades fell off :lc,
and in some cases &c lower prices
were submitted 10 make sales
The offerings Of the extreme tops
were limited, the most oil tho stock
being medium Cattle. We quote
ut J I7f5a$5 50, with most sales
ranging from i50a$5 per 100 lbs.
NllLcu Cows.-Good Cows in fair
demand. while common ones aro
very dull. We quote ut 2Oa$45 per
head, as to qualify.
Prices this week for beef Cattle
ranged as follows: Best Becves al
5 00a$5 so; that generally rated
first quality 4 00a$5 90; medium
or good fair quality 8 . U.S. G2;
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen, and
cows 2 7Ja$3 60; extreme range Of
prices . 75a$5 SO. Most urtho sales
we're from, / so to 5 90 per 100 lbs
Oftlro receipts COL head cnmo from
Ohio, GG0 from Virginia, Of from
West Virginia, $50 from Maryland,
376 from illinois, III from Missouri
90 New York 90 from Kentucky and
2G head from Pennsylvania and &C
from Tcnnesscc-total receipts for
the week 2lG6 head igainst 1905 last
Monday and 2I7l head same time
Inst year. Of the offerings 0S4
head wcrc taken by Baltimore
butchers, % sold 10 Washington
city butchers, 1862 to country deal
ers, and 0S lead to Eastern specu'
lators-lotal sales for the week
1911 llcad against 1850 last wcch:
aud 1923 head same time last year
SwlxE.-'lllc supply, whicl! i:
much Iess thnn last week, falling
of about onu-fourtll, is reported IL
all the yards rs moderate and fair
and about equal to the demand
Which is by 10 means active. pri'
cos arc firm ut lust weeks figures
Ila5F els for rough Stugs Nnd Sows
GaBg cents per ID not for the betteI
grades, II larger proportion selling
ut and neur tho highest prices thar
lust week. The quality runs abouf
The same Us last weeks offerings
Arrivals this week 40S7 hoat
against G421 last week, and G3li
head same time Inst year.
SHEEP AND LAAus,-The supply
OF Sheep on the market has beef
fair, und the demand from OIL
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03
iulySlw Special Commissioner.

esssssEss.'-te9!e:..ssss:..
Farmers, use tho Horse and Cat
tie Powders prepared by J. II. Barc
Flake white, blushins lily and
Sairds bloom Of youth At Morrow
Il Hersman's.
Go to Grosory's for your cheap
groceries.
Flowers, from s conts to 50 pc.
bunch, at Mrs. Atcllinson's.
Examine Gregory's stock Of hats
they arc low from Scots up.
Black Tea, 10, co, Scots and 81 0C
at Gresory's.
I have now OIL hand my new
stock of spring and summer goods,
and am Offering everything ut o
much lower price thpn orOr oIlsred
in this market before.
Mrs. J. i. Atkinson,
Chillren's Worm Syrup prepared
by J. Il. Barc.
Choico cigars and tips al bare 8
Drug Store:
All kinda of ladies' and gonts
Shoulder Braces ut Dars's Drug
Store.
hest inspected lamp oil and oils
Of all kinds at Bare's.
Good Sowing Machine Oil al
Dure's Drug Store.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03
10 Bridge Builders.

Sealed proposals will herCceived by the
undersigned up to u O. clock ~, July 10th,
for tho erection Of Ahutments aud wing
walls for a bridge ncres. tue West Fork
Rivcf, below the mouth Of Big Skin Greek,
in Lewis county, according to tho following
specifications:
The abutmcnts nre to be built &c
feet high from the bal of the river,
6 feet thiekssat the base and 8 feet
thick at the top, and Of sufficient
length to sustain the bridge. The
wing walls ara to be built 5 feet
thick at their base, and q feet al
the} top, to be sunk to the same
depth or foundation Of The abut'
ments, and to be built the same
height of tho abutmonts. ssThe wing
walls OIL tho west side Of the river
are to be extended back from the
abutmsnt y feet, and on tho east
side of tho river arc to2extend back
from tho abutment Is feet. The
distance between tho two ablt
ments, or tho span Across the rivel
from ono abntmsnt to tile other is
to be Is feot. The abutmSnts and
wing walls arc to be built Of stone
not to bed less than 10 inches, Will
not less than y inches face,and nc
stoneIoss than p feet in length
All tho stone to bo drafted andibed'
dcd,fand pitched faced, with one
header in zach round ) feet apart
the headers 10 DO not less than 5!
feet long, 10 be backed with good
solid rock, and bound i'll with thu
front Of til. walls. All Of the stone
used III the construction Of tho
walls are to be good and solid, md
built in Il good workman-llEe man
ner, with the joints all well broken
AL the stone work to be completed
by the first day Of October, 1880
Sealed proposals will also be received a
tho same time for tho construction Of {
Bridge similar to tic one to DO erected u
LIghthurn's MiilF. =.
Sail. Bridge and Abutncnts arc to DO pale
Tor out OF tue IcYips Of 1880 and 1881, ~
IprcIively. w
Tho successful bidder will be required Il
give bond for tho faithful performance o
his contract; and the right to reject Hny OIL
I'LL bids IL reserved.
Bids should bs addressed 10 the under
signed at Weston.
A. a, BROWN,
OLIVER ALkIRE,
JOHN HERGAN.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03

Go to Barnes for your Groceries,
you will save money by doing 30.
Resins, currNnts, citron &C., best
quality at Barnes.
Canned corn, peaches, tomatoes
&C., &c., for sal0 at J. A. Barnes.
Ifyou will Use tho "I.itllc Joker
smoking tobacco you will use nc
otlIer-Nt ia. Barnes
IIominy, dried corn, crsnber'
RIGS, lHinco meat, &c, &c, at J. A,
Barnes.
Examine The cNstors at J. A
Barnes, they AFRO very cheap also
cxtHt caster hntlles.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03
Coed ROASTED CoFFER pu. up
IN pound packages for 20 cents per
pound as'J. A. BARNES Grocery. j.

Coffee Is, IS and 2octs pei
pound at Gresory's.
Good Tips at Bare's.
Parties in the country, knowing
themselves TO be indebted to mo
can settle either by cash or pro
duce. Mrs. ]. Z. Atchinson.
DR.. Morris, Dentist will visit
Weston 3 times a year hereafter.
lIis next visit will DO about the
middle Of June, 1880.
Mrs. N. J. Shaw, formerly
Minerva J. Fisher, has removed
from Buckhannon to Weston. She
has OH hand a large stock of Mill
merry Goods which sho proposea to
sell cheap. and invites her friends
to call and examine her goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. She
has large assortment Of Notions
such US kid gloves, eorsets, hose
laces, hamburgs, parasols, fans
zephryu, and notions, in general,
Call and SEQ her goods whil0 thoy
arc fresh. Place Of residence next
door below Elias Fishers. She il
prepared for bleaching and clean
ing up hats. Dresses cut and
made 10 order.
Oranges, lemons, raiSins, nuts
&C., at Gregory's.
Teas, green 10, GO, Socts and st 90
per pound, ut Grcg0ry's.
All accounts due mo up to
March Isl, 1880, must be settled
by tile LIST Of May. Those falling
to comply with this request will
find their accounts out for collSc.
ton. Mrs. J. E. Atkinson.
For SALr.-Thc Weston Steam
lanyard. For particulars apply
Ito T. 4. EDWARDS.
Finest brands Of Cigars TO be
had ut J. II. Bare's.
You can got bargains In the
confectionery line for sa,h al
J. S. Wiikinson's.
John Barnes is selling Groceries
of'All kinds at bottom prices. Cal
and examine his stock.
Trimmed and untrimmed hats
and honnetts constantly on hant
at Mrs. Atchison's.
The best--tho cheapest, tho alt
tlesJoker,' ut Barnes.
Examine Grsgory's stock Of dr.,
goods. Thsy are cheap.
Tin ware, ut Grogory's-buy ant
ssre 20 per cent,
( l want it distinctly understood
that | Gun now sell bother anC
cheaper goods in my limo thar
ever before offered in this market
! Mrs !. Z, Atchin=eN,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03
From Justin.
Editor Democrat.

Editor Democrat. 4
rs Austin has not been repre-
scented correctly for some time in
your valuable paper, | have con-
cludod to write You a isw items,po,
litical wishes, &c.
In order that the Democrats Of
the county may have some idea
how Skin Greek District stands for
our county officers who are to be
elected Mt tho coming election, I
will say that We are in favor Of An
drew Eltniston for the Legislature,
first, last and all the time; yet lie
is thu first choice for the position
he now occupies; md as We I'M
acrstand he will not be n candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney, wc
therefore say to the people of the
county that he is the man for tile
Legislature, believing he can do as
much good, ifnot more, than any
man in the county.
SEQ it was stated in your paper
of last week by a correspondent
claiming to write from Austin that
the Democrats wero in favor Of
District candidates. subiccting
themselves to the Primary Election.
Such is not the ease. We believe
TINT al candidates throughout tho
county for sheriff, assessors, &C.,
should DO subject to the Primary
Election; but when it comes to
district officers, such as justice, Sc,
it should not be u political matter.
Give us the best men, regardless Of
ponies: !. !, !. !. !. !. i, !,
themselves in The DEMocRAT for
various county offices yet We no
tico that some have not subjected
themselves to the Primary. Now
.1I n.A,,1lo,,an ;r,,a,,
We VIII ~, }ass ~ .ha so.
expect INC Deihoct"ss u 'i,e soUa'y
% respect you nov a" ,,,o ,,sfe J. .s
yaomls our S.al' 81: ~ y, ,aea ~ .s
ifimary' S"u Soa WI, ~ - ..'
~ p: your party yourselves ""a your
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03

home butchers moderate only, and
that for extra heavy. Sheep, suita5
bic for European Shipment, very
limited. There being no outside
demand for Lambs, owing to tile
low prices East, and the numbers
offered being beyond tho needs Of
butchers here, owners have had TO
reship East ut their own risk. We
quote butcher Sheep at 34a44 cts
per ID gross. Arrivals this week
6l21 head again st S6l7 last week,
and 11,753 head same time last
year.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03

We arc indebted to Mr.. James
lTinster for u copy Of the music,
entitled Selections from lilo Can
tata OF Estlcr," published by him,
ind arranged by Jacob schlnitt, Jr'
II is said by those who know to
be Il fine piece Of music, and lovers
Of that art should secure Il copy at
once. il being Il home production
should further recommend it Il
our readers. 1t is for sale lat the
Now Depot.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03

VIZ unintontionalIy lust week
stated that "a good many Of our citi,
Gems attended an Old-Fellows Pic
mic at Jano Lew" 1t should have
been tlsc.Masons. We hereby apol'
ogize for the error,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03

JoRErH ALTMAN, Of Jane Lew, is
a candidate for Constable in The
Jane Lew District. Mr.. Altman is
a young man well qualified for the
position, and the. people of that
District could not do better than
elect him.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03

FRoM what va can learn, wheat
is turning out much better than
was at first anticipated. In fact,
We are told the yield will be the
largest known for years.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03
Announcements
F0y. Sheriff..

w are authorized 10 announce RPn.
RAIN 4. BERRY as u candidate for The
0IIlce Of Sheriff Of Lewis county.
We arc authorized to announce Judge
JASPER PETERSON as candidate for
Sheriff ii the coming election.
We are authorized to announce ADDI-
son NeDASNALp ASA candidate los Tue
Office OF Sheriff Of Lewis county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

RELlGlous.-Rov. &. NJ. Fleming
will preach in the presbyterian
Church Sunday morning and even
ing.
Rev. w. Z. Powell will preach in
Chalfant's Hall Sabbath morning,
and will dOlivSr u lecture ut the
same place in the evening on Bib
lical Geography.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03
For assessor.
Editor Dea.ocro,:

Editor Democru.
announce myself rs candidate for As
sessur In the Second DiStrict-subicst 10 Tho
Democratic Primary Election. In my past
services as. Deputy Sheriff and other posi-.
tons have tilled, no onV cau find deliu:
qaency in duty on my part.
n. q. R0iIRG0UGu.
We arc authorized to announce W. b.
COCHRAN rs candidate for Assessor Of
tie First District Of l.ewis county.
We ars authorized 10 announce z. T.
TlLLMAN as candidate for The position
Of Assessor Of The Second Assessment Dis-
trict Of Lewis county.
III rsby announce myself ca candidate
for ASSESSOR Of tia First District-subjeGt to
tho decision Of tho Primary Election. ID.
CREED z. GRANT.
Tic are authorized 10 announce P. u
CUMMINGS, ESQ, ~ a candidate Tor Asses
sor In The First District Of Lewis county.
| announce myGelf as asandIdatc for AS.
fcssOr Of tho Fist District, subject to The
Primary Election.
81. D. WALKER.
We arc authorized 10 announce E. W
SMITH, Jr., for Assessor tn the First Dis.
trict Of Lewis county-suhlect TO tbs dccis-
Ion Of tie Democratic Primary Elcetsr.
We are authorized 10 npuouncs Captain
S. 3. WAGG0NETs rs Il candidate for As
sezIor Of the First District Of Lewis county.
For Justice Court HoaSe
District.
Rr. Editor.
Please HnuoHncs that The many friends Of
Mr. THOMAS J. MOORE ,.Ssire to elect
him to The OftlCo Of Justice in Court House
District. a yorss.
We &rc authorized 10 announce JOHN
COLLINS ns a candidate for The Office Of
Justice in Court House District.
We are authorized 10 announce ..JoES
CULLEN: as candidate for Assessor in the
First Dlstrict--subseet to tbs decision Of tho
Primary Election.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03
FIVE ACRES.

The same will BY sold IN ene-acss lots Of
rs d whole, rs may produce the best price
A credit Oft, IL and IS months, the pur
chaser to give uutca with good security
bearing interest from date, aud title TO b.
retained until The further order VI court.
HENRY BRANDON,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03
IHEDEMOCRAT
s.dTURDdY'. ,JttzY s.
g'issls Gable ON tl,e w. t. G.
Railroad.

On and after Monday, May cath,
1880, Trains willlrun as follows:
GOING NORTH.
No, Through Passenger aal FrtfgAl.-
Leave Weston at 5 :35 a. NJ, Jano
Lew, 6:00; Lost Greek, G:S2 !;
Mt. Clare, G:53; ". Clarksburg,
T:l0. Arrive at Clarksburg al
7:35. a. NJ.
40 may Passengers aud Fr:isbl.-
Leaves Weston at 1880 p. NJ;
#Flesher's Depot, ! 40 Il Jane
Lew, 205; milford Road,
!. 9:15; Lost Creek 2::20; +Brici
Church 2:33; *sIidmorc's 2 :46 ;
Mt. Glare, 2: 5l %Brown's Brcels,
1858; W. Clarksburg $:16. Ar.
rive at Clarksburg at 8 :25 P. ".
GOING SOUTH.
10 2.--Way Passenger and Freight
Leaves ClarEsburg at S:35 A. NJ;
". Clarksburg, SAG; "Brown's
Greek, sos; Mt. Glare, 9:12
#Skidmors's, 1922; %Brick
Church, 1852 Lost Creek 9:S5;
*3Iiltord Road, 9:49; Jane Lew,
1000; sFIesaer's Depot, 1925,
Arrive at Weston at 1895 a. N
No, 4.-ThreuII FRsspnar and Freight -,
Leaves Clarksburg at 4 20 +. NJ;
w. Clarl;sburg. 4;30; MI. Glare,
4:55; Lost Creek, SSH; Jano
Lew, sal. Arrive at Weston at
6:13 Pm,
All.Trains daily, except Sunday.
sFlag etations-Trains stop
here only when signalled.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03

TnE FoURrA will be celebrated
at A1cGary's Grove on Monday, the
9TH. Refreshments dancing, Music
&c., will DO tho programme.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03
Legal Notices.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Co,tMGssIoSER's OFFICE
Circat! Court .Lesris County, !
LINN OG 1891

JuIIC ~, 4CCV.l
TOT. ". johnson, Sheriff Of Grecabrirr
county, aud as such, Administrator Of
Mrs. II. G. BIcdsoe, deceased, nnd Robert
F. Fleming, Administrator de bOnis non
Of The estate Of Robert Linn, dOces sed,
Plaintiffs,
And
Thomas L. NcCray, In bis own right, and
US Administrator with tho viii! annexed Of
James Nc Cray, deceased, IFilliau, q. SIC.
Cray, SAMANTHA S. Armstrong, William
y. Hutchizon aud IdianaJ Hutchison,
his wife, and Miner II. sicCrsy, Dcfead.
ants.
In Chanccry.
You are hereby nOtif Cd .hut, have Fixed
upon the gSth CAY Of July, 1880, at my Of
flee in the town Of Hcs,eu, Lewis county,
West Virginia, to exeeut, an order ma,t1 By
tho Circuit Court Of. Lewis county, on the
Sd day efNarch, 1850, by which said order
an directed 10 report upon the deSt
claimed ~ Robert Fleming, administrator
dc bonis non with The will annexed Of Rob.
ert Linn, deceased, against James AeGiay'a
estate, aad IL examine into the matter Of tllC
personal estate bcqurA,hed III James Ne
crny'a will to als widow, aads ascertain
whether Thomas l., Ne Cray Is chargcablc
as administrator with anything CO that NC
count, and to modify my settIsm rnt oftliG
accounts Of the said administrator in tina
respect or other respects appearing proper
which sud srler was made In suit 1t
chanccry depending in said Court, III whicI
you are parties, plaintiffs and defendants
at which time and place you arc required tc
attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner o
said Court, the day md ycar fir ST aforesaid
". W. BRANNON.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-03

A LITTLE CHILE Of james De-
priests died On Monday last.