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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12
WOES OF CROSSING GArEMEN.

q don't guess there is anybody on the road who gets cussed as often as we do," remarked an old gateman at one of the principal railway street crossings mournfully. Tt ain't just part of the time with us; it's all the time; fact. Everybody damns us whether there is cause or not All we get i'll return for taking the medi- cine is a measly S29 per month. When you consider that out of this it costs LIS at least $15 month for board alone the little we have left don't half pay a man for the abuse he's got to take. Think of the responsibility a man takes on himself when he begins throwing 8 gatel
 'sTake this crossing. The paddle is down. That means that passenger train is coming and for you to lower the gates as soon as Godll let you. About this time some fellow drives up in buggy, delivery wagon, dray- any old thing. He don't see no train, the gates axe down, and then he goes to swearin' at me for keeping tne crossing closed If he has time he'll say lot, but the train usually whizzes by and cuts out his talk. He ought to be grateful, but he ain't. Soon as the train goes by and I lift the gates he goes on swearin' at me for holding the gates when he thought he had plenty of time to get through.
 Every trainman on this road likes to cuss. to, because he knows we will lose our job if we gel mouthy in re- turn. They swear at us just to keep their hand in. With the responsibil- ity we have we don't take unnecessary risks, but it is trying to keep out of trouble that gets Us in deeper right along. When a switch engine is showing empties about the yard we don't have any signals to go by, but have got to keep our eyes peeled on the engine and trust to luck. We have to guess whether the engine is coming past or is going to stop on the other side of the crossing. Sometimes we guess wrong and let the gates down just about the time the engine stops short of the crossing. We can't help making a mistake like this at times, but when we do, Lord, how those engineers chew the rag. Wash ington Post.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12
TuRNED OVER TO CoNsUL

Chicago March 12.-As the result of an order entered yesterday by Judge Kohlsaat, denying further hearings to Gerhard Terlinden, who has been fighting extradition proceedings for sev- eral months, he was turned over to German Consul Wever by United States Marshal Ames. TerlindenwilI be taken to Berlin for trial on q charge of defrauding several banks in Prussia out of $350,O0O.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12
WRIT OF MANDAMuS,

Helena, Mont, Mar 12-The SUI preme court has issued a writ of man. aamus requiring Judge B. ". Harney to show why he has not passed upon Miles Finlen's motion for a new trial in the Minnie Haley mine case. It is now about fifty days since the motion was made. Finlen wants decision so that he can appeal if it is adverse to him. Judge Harney is ruled to show cause on Monday
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12
IN NEED OF CLOTHING.

Inmates of Shelter Are Hard Up for
 Under Garments.
 To Editor of Waterbury Democrats:
 Dear Sir: Many of the men who are quarantined at the Salvation Army shelter on South Main street are in urgent need of underclothing. One man the other day, having only one suit, proceeded to wash It, and in try ing to dry it quickly so that he might not catch cold through having none on, burnt it. No doubt some of your read CTS will have some old suits of under clothing they will be glad to send for the men, Yours faithfully,
 GEORGE r. HUGGINS, Capt.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12
Extradttion For Blondin.

BOSTON, March Governor Crane has signed the papers for the extradi- ton of Joseph Blondin, the alleged wife murderer, from New York. The requisition papers will be presented to the governor of New York today. Cap tain Proctor of the state police will carry them to Albany.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12
From Riches to Pauper's Death.

MIDDLETOWN, N. T., March 12.- Mrs. Dorothy Phillips is dead at the Home For Aged Women here. She had been an inmate for two years and was the widow of John V. Phillips, who once possessed large fortune, which he lost in speculation. He died three years ago in the Orange county o1u1Shol1Se
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12
DIED SUDDENLY

Toronto. Ont, Mar. 12.--Mrs. Ross, wife of Hon. c. ". Ross, premier of the province, died very suddenly early to-day. Mrs Ross had been in good health and only recently returned from Ottawa.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12
POSTMASTER STRONG.

Washington. Mar. 12.-The follow Ing fourth class postmasters were ap- pointed to-day: Connecticut. North Toodbury, N. M. Strong; Saybrook, \ ?. 4. sangle.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12
VantS-For Sale-40 Rent

WANTED-A young girl for general house. " work no cooking; three in family Mus Ter, IS Summer street. 3-i2-3
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12

TOR SALE-Two thousand dollars buys sic l room house and barn Tn Mill Plain. Nice location. Inquire F. M. Minor. Mill Plain
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12

Y .ADIES to do plain needle work for us at 4< home we furnish materials and pay S7 to Sl0 per week. Send stamped envelope to Stand ard Co.,. Indiana Ave, Chicago. Ill It
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12

yKTANTED-Experienc sewing girls to worl " on dressma king and ladies tailoring; alsI two coat hands for Mems work. Talmadge thf Tailor. 5S1 East Main, st. S-10-o
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12

WE OPEN SAFES and repair cash registers " Grinding of all kinds-knives. scissors skates, etc. Opposite armory, Messer, 8 Phoe- nix avenue, Waterbury. Conn.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12

TOR RENT-Nice cottage of rooms. Tene- ment of 6 rooms, NEW, with all modern conveniences. Willow Court and North Will low street. Henry l.. Rowland, Odd Fellows building. 3-6-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12

E,OR SALE-Cheap, nicely fixed Barber shop,
 doing good business not far from Water bury. good chance for right party Address Barber, r, o. Box 96o, Waterbury, Conn, 3-1i-e
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12

ITO RENTING rooms furnished or unfur- a nished Apply at Hub hotel Phoenix ave O-f
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12

Y .ADIES make big wages and want all to AA have the same opportunity. The work is very pleasant ard will easily piy SIS weekly. This is deception. want no money and will gladly send particulars to all sending stamp Mrs H. A. Wiggina, Benfon Harbor, Mich. It
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-12

EDWY k. BENEDICT Architect, 43 East L Main street, Telephone 177-2. 2-5-tf
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-06
Correspondence.
Freed.
MIR. E!itnr:

MIR Editor:
10 day as | 81 lonely in quietude,
with nn che to modest or disturb me.
aud can only hear the ticluck of the
old clock, | will pencil You few
items from the village of Freed Now
that Spring time has come, the song.
tirdo have returned from their sunny
southern home among the orange
groves The gentle zephyr is filled
with swee order of "Bluebells"
Ma, flowers"
The town OF Freed WAS in quite a
hustle Ssturday-there we're several
of Coal Forks fair damsels in town.
VIM. Collius and Squire VIM.
Snider madeo fying trip to Mil
Stone few days ago
J Z. Freed is selling an immense
lot Of goods
Squire aoider is KEEP, busy, hand
ling the law 'staioots
I NJ Cain has JUS returned from
Pennsbnro, riding white mule.
VIM Goodnight Is cleaning up his
farm
i. L. Ferrcll will star, for Clarks.
burg ia "a few da,s NJ doubt he will
he there and have examined ali of
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Dent back in Calhoun.
Miss Jennie Brake, of White Pine.
is visiting relatives here
Mrs. Kelley has returned from
Grontsville.
The Quarterly meeting at this
place will be held The first Saturday
aud Sunday in May. Rev. Rife
will preside. All are invited to at.
tend
j T. Sickle has been helping Guy
S,enple saw logs.
Ahab SIompIe is working for p.
NJ Woodiord.
Oscar Kelley has fine clearing on
hand
Clay Mcdonald is blowing some
Oscar Stemple has purchased Il fine
horse of Mr. Gherke.
LITTLE b.
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AnnaHIOriah.
AUDREY.

Ell Chronicles:
As silence seems to prevail, and
Uncle Jake is so afraid 81 lhat thing
"uce called E-stus that he dare not
speak for the people here, or even
open his mouth in defence of hls ca
ling, if he ever had calling We
don't think he has ever been 10 Je
ruselam, but that is alright. We
thought we would give You lille
history of what has been going ON
lere since The serpent has taken its
ieave aud gone to torment.
The health Of this com munity is
good. The forests are being cleared
rnd there is prospects Of large
"mourt Of corn being planted
We will rot quarrel with any one.
but we do think il such pity that
some Of our old diyincs had not been
with Peter on The day of Pentecost.
They could have told him Of much
better way to become Christian.
without hcine baptized
a short bell and long heaven
awaits some of our dear old people.
for hey must be Judged according ro
their deeds, aud me most Of them are
good, except The lrtle ones.
Let me &rite and Tell the people
through your noble sheet. ofthe coun
try here. II is generally supposed
that Anuamoriah Is ppor aud rough.
aud our people not progressive, but
with church # modern style ou ev.
cry Hill top aud school house boz ev-
cry valley, the lowing IT cattle and
The bleHrlug If sheep filing The morn.
ing mir from hi,i Co hlI. as De sleek
herds ris" from their couche- of wav
ing blue grass with inumerabIe COW
house dotted here aud there. We
may boasl OF wealth that viii make
even our GrautsviIlc friends look
green with envy. Ever breathing
the pure hnuamorlah air and drink
ing from the conl springs. the dews OF
heaven distilled iu natures caldrou
ana 6terd through adsmantiy,
strata We are happy
ROU0H RIDER
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Read this Section Of Humanelaw

It any person shall cruelty. uunec
cessarily or neediessIy beat, torture,
torment, muuiIa,e Kill or overload
overdrive. or wiIlfully deprive of nee.
essary susleuance, any horse or other
domestic animal, whether such horse
or other do@estc animal be his own
% that OF another person, or shall
inponud or continue and such ami.
NAL In any place. and fail 70 supply
the same with p sufficient quantity of
good, wholesome food and water. or
shall carry in or upon any vehicle or
otherwise any such animal in cruel
or lnhumdne mauuei, or knowiugl,
feed q cow ou food that produces inn
pure or unwholesome milk. or shall
abandon 90 die any sick, ufrmed or
diseased animal, or shall be- engaged
in or be- employed a cock fighting.
dog fighting bear bntrg, pittIng one
anims. against another OF the same or
different kind orany simiIar cruelty
20 animals. or shall receive money
far the admission OF amy person or
shall Knowingly purchase an admis
sIon GO any place Sept fr any such
purpose, cog shall use, train or possess
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Battcll Terrell. one of the leadin,
farmers and business men of Bigbend,
WAS very pIeaapt and paying caller
the first If last week. We are under
many obligations to Mr.. Terrell FIR
kindess shown us, and We know him
to he one of those broad minded lib.
eral hearted men who live AMI act the
life of a Good Samaritan. How dil.
ferent the world would be if it was
inll Of such men!
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Austria is having trouble with q
sect calling themselves "Nazarens,
who follow the teachings Of Christ
MS closely as possible. They use the
Golden Rule as creed, have no reg.
ular church organ izarion and pay no
attention to mooted questions of sec
tartan differences. Where hey clash
With the authorities is in their reius
al to serve The regular term in the
army Ito learn the art of murder.
as they call it,
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For the benefit of our esteemed
patrons we have secured Bennett
Bros. New Gaosine Boat II. b.
Stout to fill the vacancy OF the
Steamer Louise in the Tri.weekiy
trade between Parkersburg and Ores
ton, until our new Steamer is ready.
We hope orr friends Of old will
still stay with us; also that we may
still increase with new ones.
G. d. Dotson, Master.
). l. Hickman, Clerk.
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The land owners in Washington
district, Calhoun county, whose lands
were optioned for coal by j. \ Grad
dock and the Fulton Coal Co., have
been notified that the same will be
taken up and paid for as soon as sur.
veys can he made. This Is the first
coal land taken up in Calhoun.
About 10000 acres are under option
by the above named parties, and all
will likely be paid for within he
next few months. -Peunsboro Re
publican.
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REVEALS A GREAT SECRET.

Il is often asked how such startling
cures, that puzzle the best physicians
are effected ny DIR Kings New Dis
c"verv for Consumption. Here's the
secret: 1t cuts out the phegm and
germlufected mucus, and lets the
lie giving oxygen enrich and viii
lize The blood. 1t heals the inhamed
cough worn throat and lungs. :Hard
colds and stubborn coughs, soon yield
te Dr. Kings New Discovery. the
most intaIlible remedy for all Throat
and Lung diseases. Guaranteed bot
ties SOC and Sl.00. Trial bottles
free at the AinoIdsburg Pharmacy.
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No town can afford to economize in
reguard otis streets These are the
most important matters in connect
ion with the town aud the authorities
at all times ought to see that they
are improved as much as possible.
New paving should he he kept in
good shape TX.
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Of Congress be extended to the last
Thursday in April, the date urged
for Inauguration, is presented the ar.
gument that it il now too long he.
tween the date OF election and the
expiration Of the terms of congress.
men, especially those who have failed
of re election. Representative Shat
roth has presented an amendment
providing that hereafter sessions Of
Congress shall begin with the first of
December following election. 1t is
not believed that such an amend.
ment can be adopted, however
For the first time since the admin
istra ton of President Artrr the White
House is to be thoroughly renovated
and lefurnished 1t is well-known
fact that at the present time tie din.
ing service OF the White House is
made up OF odd dishes To such AN ex.
tent thar any hostess in private life
would be ashamed 20 ask her guests
{" sit down TO table so badly set.
New draperies viii also be provided,
the walls will be redecorated and the
interior will be brought into keeping
with the exterior appearance as well
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Select School

The undersigned wil ,eoch n select
school a thc Whipkey school house.
beginning Oh me l2Dh OF May 1902.
and continue for a term OF 10 weeks
opecial attention will be given o
those preparing 90 teach For fur
iher information regarding die
school call on or address
Is j. BrtroEp
it 969 Big Syringe 81 Va
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Washington Letter.
LITTLE B..


tie '"'"''y unexpected success ct
we "'e' sugar rePu"''c"nS "'de" ny
me democrats IN :" amending the
O""a" reciprocity oili as To make II,
J." ''V ~ t. "' S'"'"ar' IePn"''cahs'
''ee race measure served To upset
a" c"'1o'"'''"' !" '"'n the House ana
we senate an" matters nave h'' vel
""J'S''" themselves tie o'H''"nt
"''"'N Oh Representative N'shmSn "t
..m.c IN rho nrer,hr,.. g.. -.
jn.. Nm -, ,a.s ~ .I,o
hen the vo,a c,ma on ,ba Cob.n
hl.ond ,,.,, -. .,. c,J. ..
,,.a.,,,I.v,.o, fila ;,s,.roo,;.,,
.l.; ... a,;a ,.l.
sinc.,I, ,as-.,o - uo r,,a. L;u
,bo Hens. ha. do,o,.., ;,.oIr -. ,,,.,l,.
r,,,,,s h,.;ne.. T, h.- n,...d 49,.
Military Academy bill. after reducing
the amount provided tor the improve
nenls al Yves, Point by $1,000 600
The bill as passed carries AN approp.
ration of 50, 600 600. The House
has al>r voted to non-coucur in the
Senate amendments to The omnibus
Claims BIZ which increased the
amount of the approprla ton from
$4,000, 000.to upwards Of 5000, 900
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INTEREST PAID ON TIME otposrs
TIE H.sTTI..s NORMAL SCHOOL

Invites young men and Young
Women who are willing to make The
effort ihat secures am education. On
join i's ranks aud enjoy i.s advan.
tagcs
students may enter nt any time.
kevle" classics boz Spring term, which
begins March 18th Heaithful loca.
u'", g''d equipments, excellent
place i'r study For cataloge ot
other Information, write 10 the prin.
cipali
JOHN G.. SHAW
Chenille w. Yn.
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Two years ago the Republican cam.
paign cry was "a full dinner pull"
Now the Republican organs, noting
;he rapacity of the trusts, offer the
the laboring men this advice: Don't
eat"
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Cultivate your Conversational pow
erS, but especially try To he good
listener To draw people out by gen
tie and judicious questioning is some
times the highest art.
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Notice Ia lar Pazens.

Notice is hereby given that all tax
es, and especially land taxes, that
are not paid on or before the first day
OF June 1902, will be returned de.
lin4uent for taxes thereon.
Respectfully,
j. >. JARVIS,
Sheriff for Calhoun County.
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"a woman will yuuk mp The guy
ropes until she almost squeezes her
immortal soul out IF place to pul.ou a
$1,000 hat, ornamerted with the
body Of a song bird, and run about
town selling tickets to a missionary
entertainment To raise money to re.
folm 'he heathens,' said u fresh news
paper man. 1t caught the eve of q
lady editor and she tall ed back thus:
"A man will salura'e himself with
filthy tobacco, soak himself With
wicked whiskey, and spit all over the
women who wear stuffed birds in their
hats and trail their garments over
filthy walks made filthy by the men
themselves"
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3 AEANrED-Sale,mau, local or tray.
BE cling; liberal terms permanent.
Brown Bros. Co., Rochester y. y.
WHAT THIN FOLKS NEED

Is greater power of drge-ting and
as~imilating fo"d. For them. Dr..
Kings New Life Pills work wonders
They tone and regulate the digestive
organs. gently expel all poisions from
the system, enrich the blood improve
'he appetite and make healthy flesh.
Only 23c at w. o. UmsIead's, MI
Zion.
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The rXecu tive committee Of the
First Congressional district, met in
Wheeling las, Thursday and selected
that city as the place of ho!diug the
congressional convention, fixing the
time at July 10 The following res.
olution was proposed and adopted
without discerning vote:
Resolved: That the removal Of
the capitol OF this State to CIarksburg
would be most desirable aud proper
course COR the legislature to adopt.
placing the capitol near the gen.
praphical center of the State. and
This committee endorses such propo.
siuou as being for the best interests
of the people Of the State
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-06

Ia order To- he in perfect health,
one must be temperate in eating.
The meals should he regular Reg
ulnrity is one of the golden rules of a
well ordered life.
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a child's m;ud is like shallow
brook which rippl,s and dances mer.
rily over the stony course of its edu.
cation and reflects here a flower, there
bush, yonder heecy cloud.
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1t may have oeen noticed that the
American newspapers have pretty
well stopped talking about the horrors
of war in South Area. There are
the Philippines 10 direful evidence.
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Tie town council should give a
financial statement ofthe tnwn ahairs,
so the taxpayers could see just the
condition Of affairs. lie, this be done
as soon as practicable.
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WHOOPING COUGH.

a wsman who has had experience
with this disease. tells how to pre-.
vent any dangerous consequences
from l.. She says; Our three chill
dren took whoopiug cough last sum.
mer, our baby boy being only three
months old, and owing to our giving
them Chamberlalns Coegh Remedy.
they lost none # their plumpness.
and came out in much better health
than other children whose parents did
not use this remedy. Our oldest lit
tie girl would call Justify for cough
syrup between whbops -JrssIE
PINKLEY HALL, Springfield, Ala.
This remedy is Tor sale by the Dye
Pharmacy.
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LoCALTNCT UMS.

Hold your orders for wall paper
until ynu see 3. J. Ash's line. He
will please you
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Access fo b.okslsau open door 90
wide knowledge Go disciplined
mind and 90 immeuse extension nud
voriely of Interests
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II M. COX.
AGENT FOR
The Singer Sewing Machine
Bgbcnd, W. Va

The Singer Is Che best. most dur.
able. I'gh'esi running aud best looh.
ing sewing machine made They are
perfect 900 every respect. Mr. Cox
"iII call on you ify1u will LEI him
Know you are interested. Terms
reasonable aud prices low. Old ma.
ehlnea taken boo exchange for new
hrparug O. speciality. "Sinepr-'f
are guaranteed for Eve years. n
broke they ore repeircd free Of cbarge
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-06

The question as To whether the
trusts will drive the small dealer out
Of business have been ausgered in ore
sense by the following sign in The
window OF a New York meat shop:
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Mt Zion

Dent Hodges and wife are visiting
home folks We ore glad 10 see
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Livery and Feed Stable.
Grantsville W. Va.
Grantsville W. Va.

Keeps constantly on hand hailed hoy
chop, &c, at reasonable rates
Can supply you with horse, single horse
buggy, two-horse buggy or surrey, With OF
without driver, for short or long trip, oB
hort notice ana at reasonable prices
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THIS MARKET WILL BE
REOPENED WHEN THE
PRICE OF MEAT GOES
DOWN.

The exploitation Of the Philippines
for private gain is one thing that the
American people will not permit.
II, as charged by the Seuotor Raw
ling, The pending bill tends that way
proper amendments is imperative.
Now. lets see how consistent the
Republicans can be The proper
amendments viii mo-, be passed.
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STAND LIKE 4 STONE WALL

Between your children and The
fortunes ofiiching aud burning ccze
ma scsIhead OBJ other skin diseases
Ho~f why by using Buckleus Ar.
n'co oalve earih's grepiest healer
Quickest cure Cor Ulcers. Fever Sores
Sale kbeum GUS Burns. or Braise.
lu'Hilih'etor Piles 25cs ai fhe
Aruoldshurg Pharmacy
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Office 100 Smith building, on
Court street Respectfully solicirs
rour business
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A Survey showing the proposed
route If the extension Of the Little
Kanawhd River *. r. has been flied
in the clerks "ffice % Lewis county.
The route IS surveyed Go run from
BurusvilIe up the Little Kouawba 90
the mouth OF kpawr>; thence to
Kuawl i O; thence 60 WalkersvIlle:
thence 90 Crawford. thence up left
hand fork Of tbt West Fork lheucc
down French Crock thence o a
point 900 or near the town of Buck.
harmon Weston Democrat