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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-05-30

There is good ground for the belief
that General b. II. Bristow will be APP
pointed Secretary of the Treasury, in the
event of vacancy in that Office. He was
formerly Solicitor of the Treasury. and
was nominated as Attorney General by the
President at the time when Attorney Gen
eral Williams name was sent to the Senate
as Chief Justice of the United States.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-20
DISSOLUTION CT CCPAaTEERSEIF
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the cO-IartneIship heretofore existing OF
Spoouer X Locke. has been dissolved
by mutual consent. to take fleet this day; John
A. Locke having sold his interest therein to NJ
T. Spooner and Charles J. Patton. undersigned,
wh,, will continue the business of the late firm
under the new name and style Of Spooner \
Patton. and who will collect all demands and
pay all d, bis Of late firm Of Spooner Locke.
> Carson City, Nevada, Ma? !. ISL
NJ. +. SPOONER.
JOHN \. LOCKE,
nvolr, CHAS j. PATTON.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-20
Observation-Disclosures

Aye still dispensed at this estaollshri'i ~
~ K,er Of The lest quality always to be
ton,d at the Bsr. Every att' ntlon rald 10
ratruns. Orc',r and ciyihty will lie the I"!e 81
liz. International.
desire q call trCm uy cid frlencS. whom
-iitf L. PENDULA.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-20

vE,UE ABOVE SALOON HAS BEN
rctittcd IN the mos; cle2 an style, ana ~
r1-ufaIt and the quality q il stock has L" s"-
rFriar in the state 1hc choicest u VINES ana
LIQUORS and the best brands OF tIeaiS Always
On hand. The renowned
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-20
TIE REASON Why.

Tie ,r!cstiorl j. daily asked ty thousands o.
or citizens. why it is the l y L Bittors have
achieved such popularity with the publlc' ana
have such an immense SALE" The reason Is
because they are al old and well established
article, and are made from the most choice
hi RIBS and roots: the many who have tIltd them,
testify to their beneficial qualities, and have no
hesitation in recommending tktm 10 their
afflicted friends.
They are acknowledge to be the best tonic
end recuperator known: they build up the sys-
tenn, and impart strength TO tine weak and eH-
hai1sted and are endorsed and recommended by
our rlost eminent Physicians las per certificates
IN each bot:le). To those afflicted with the
dyspepsia, Indigestion and Loss OF Appetite, Us
q blood purifier they surpass all other SO called
torics which have lately been placed III the
market.
No family should be without them Sold
everywhere.
t. EPSTEIN X CO,
Sole Proprietors, s1S Front ST.,
,,ch1acro San Francisco.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16

Thomas Hammond, Esq, who VA lost
On the vills du Havra, was urged 10
mako tho trip 70 Europe. Tho family
wcre In Now York some timc before he
started. When lao ssArted for tho tsAia
On tho day Of his departure from Crown
Point, h. hsd about mAde up his mind
not to 80, but bong repeatedly urged,
no went, tho driver having ~ 70 q .
pretty rapid rats, and tha train W.
shout starting whom Mr. Hammond
stepped on board. Tho driver, on look
ing back, saw him On tho platform With
the tsArs streaming down hia face, and
hs ~ wiplng t!'esn sway with his hand.
kcrchlcf.
On arriving In Now Ysrk, and altar bis
family hAd gDne On board tho vessel
which Wa 10 carry them 70 4 forslRe
land. he WA walking hack and forth o.
the wharf and was tho last person % 70
on board. Previous 70 his leaving home
hs had made mcm 1rAndnm of III his
business arrangements, giving = synop-
sls of I'll his verbal contracts, stating ID
what part of his Aafe his valuable papers
could br found, and, In fact, hAi avery-
thing ready In cAse " calamity. II
looks - II hc had ! prcsentimcnt Of what
wAs going " happen. Tho moinorandun
referred To WA found In his sAfc "a ~
l,eIng opened after thu announcement a.
his doAth.-~I7'voy PrAss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16
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ssAssA tAsa sAsas n shA aMsas = ~sasss4s =
~ = hAss ss#*@m issse fsHvaAa Assa sass
ii AsAt 49, fAAs - YMlAsA A. ssAsFAm4M
il ~sHaaA8s#AAt ~ sAMss8 sAssss -
~a~mMs W. HsHAAsasA wfu#A w. mfmama
sh&s stses ~*A# Nes ssa8lA sApss#A " a.
sess* Fs84As%A ~ w. IaAgss sAssssA tAss
NaaNa II snas ~ #aAsaanA me- sasA Al hmea
Ass*A W tight y E#ars II IAs saaisA
FssA#ws N W. w~m a@w*WAsHgs asWt WI shas
ssssssms i sssaMra. lwsAassa ~ ~ fsst
= sh#ee - - n. #t4sA a4as#As ~
~ taarwass wass "A suppressed ri
he h1lssa hst ii shss swmrsst
tesh ~ ssswmrss~m uF r~~es ~BsI
" sa~~iils tsAs@Aea. ana tlseAe chr
thiAl II rswasAs y saars sseh s@rtats
nw*hs " VI ~tal tWvpstea fst sht ~~rsH~i
shxt iHsaks ~ faHks IA th@ ~ Amssl
tsssuwistre W taltssse " sAs ~ssa ulsae
shAs aaias~i N sAmpas 4 VA Hf iMu~sss
nemss ~hArh wall fl rfwMrsls theekrd
lh+ tsfisiAW sfAwsa tasnnslsi~a, che
haes amahihH h ~ Nth the question:.
have vert sissafAls sskrd ths sstt rslsel.
tWf fH hi. aplHian 9Th regard III iis
sisxikiiI j N wamrn. NJ Iiraley hM
hinslls esprra NE slimss ~ fs,iis vi
giving ~ urinIan that, h~rsas~ ~sm~a
tsaid aat l@ 4 JsaIee ~ the lesr~,
thvfeins~ they rannst huid any rlv~ilvs
usAwr. This aensens* will mi lnilmlaAts
TIE lalIes. naf lmpr~~ atmn Vie rahllr,
Wvs~Mas tsUyAsi.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16

4 Ns~tet mAsvtaaw ne nstAeeseNa o,est
ixwsM = MsMMM NtNAMk~ss


4 se~s~t nAsvtae~ sN@ lsssA~ss~sa l.sst
ss~m : Gsa1A ss~Amssss
costsepsaaeaes " ~ ss~ Vera asArAls.
A beautiful young widow appears III
society Nils winter whose story u v~y
romantic. Threc ycass ags one NJ M
bellies Of Washington - lovely gisl
who passed most II thu scaaon (hrr hrss
season In society with Mrs. Admiral
Ice. Mias Bsassc ncAlc hal many al.
mIrers, and soon u became known that
Nv. BturtcvAnt, VI New York, was NE
favored suitor, and In ths spring IN.
nouncCmcnt was made that brilliant
wedding tho ncxt autumn would seal
The happiness Of uls young lovers. Hut
In July there W. : grand d~nouSes&4.
Ar. bturtsvAnt disappeared from
"Honnd" boat IN iA way 10 Newport
and Tho snppoaltion wAs and still II tha
he accidentally foil overheard and was
drowned. Immediately Afscr thc -.
nouncsment, which caused great constae-
nation, society was still further amassd
BY the publication Of notice ot tho MAJ
riAgo, In juno, In baltimore, Of Mr.
Dturtovant and Miss Dcslo. II seems
that tho young people, with tho consent
Of tho brides mother, wore privately
married; but tho express stipulation vs.
agreed upon that no public xnnOuncc-
n.cnt ahOuld DO made until tho time pre-.
viously nxcd for tho wedding In October,
and that tho bride should romstn With
hor parents until that tifno and cOntin.
40 70 receive visits from tho groom Just
~ she hAd done before. The marriage
wxs duly proven, tho marriage certificate
being In regular form, and tho young
widow, the period " whose wifehood
was Comprised In thu brief time nsccs.
sAry q perform tho marriage ceremony.
succeeded ~ her lats husbands property.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16
- W e. 2
tesletyh (,santsrslsns.

The countersIgas required for admis.
sion Into good society src characterize
ically demanded by the several cltas.
Bosson draws herself Up severely, and
while raising her glass sye - SCAN ~
ccrsbral development tho lmportuaats
ons celdly Asks, "WhAt do you kuowl"
New York., vulgSrly displaying her silks
and diamonds, looks Il the costlinses
which thu appiicAnts appeal denotes.
and pertly ssys' "what Ars you wortht''
PHILADELPHIA. proudly drawing around
hor, her covering ri pAupered ariatocrsey,
demands, bIue.booE In hand, and lips pls.
scd Into prunsA, psrsImmonA and iirissns.
who WAS your Grandfather While
washington stops : moment In the Gid
; sly glimpse Of your psisl sxtrsmltlss
with glowing checks snd heAving breast
in1uirss, .CAn you dAncss"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16
81 s.
new 1aSk Twain West u Prstesl.

While the inimitAbls Marx Twain was
10 fondon - made draft on csrtals
peftlee hers which ~ 10 b. paid II NJ
mira. Tbs parties failed l,eloss ~ dra(l
had uns y rsach Nils country, snd = )
natural consequence II W. proteeIel.
4 copy 81 ehe protest Wa s1nt h TWoln
% Ne city u Hartford, which 10 found
On NJ arrival. ~ returned the protest
- klmiss, saying thas, IN ~ sInoet
biblical lee9uaee of TIN document be(nra
him the holds5s leok 70 - III peymsaa
thereof .theroof y : good word' stkere.
oil always good word. Thsrs b s ob.
jectl0s IN looking . ~, and 10 e6sase
--noas IN ths world 10 ! viii only ~.
- ne Csnaaultss sAld y Joahua vhee
y ca.e 70 look u thsIT land, ats hssn.
isas'telaGt look md b. d.. L. Vyl(1ae.
Ssr n. 7. Hsetst~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16

90 $500 go snMe Nsss see - sss@eAA
*Ast N - ts*ss Msss4M8s II M#A xAsaa @As
~ ~ res 3NsFsss#s kA III *s8@#8 AHA MI
ksaAe fNs asssA n Hs#ssN - AAaaak
sMNA A@ Na sNA 8s8#A u 49, 80 80
ass Ne NeAA aAk 49, #s8AM sAA&A
NAnasAN tAMsA#sNh
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16
Sua NV cons.

o. The asss day y lsss sspssness ~. 70 n:x
eons ysars, An1 wes anAlil carried ioto lAw
6 IN adjouTned ssasion u NJ 18th 0sasrAl
Assembly, took eject throughout The state.
Thu Gods cOmmlosiouese haSlos ne rsslelon
u charge performed their 6nllse hlthtully
and With paArksd ability. The leghlatuss
sss, =: :s s;e ~. ,.s ssvse =: re.
IS character Or lAw " passing spoa sAch
tltls In The ordInAry mslhod VI 6latdtofy -.
actmsnt. After Oh tho prpcauttOns. however,
which were taken 70 mAkelt - neatly perfect
- the nature u euch work would admit. "
viii ~ tound 70 cOAtAlA lmpeFlsetl0aa, over.
sAahts, aad errors, and ~ aosotleos require
sisss !, ~ o a. xsssasly. y lsss =
~ pecple ass required - kaow vhet -
law y, ~ ~ not sxou1sd eFo1 peaAittee ~
~ violation Whs0 they oee i9oofAns ~ ~
peovlolcns, ~ eAoul1 y pals, compact, nd
6qoeeMhle 70 All. u = o4tea 1aeeoeAsy,
altes seetete ~ besn eoee1e1 ~ peveAps
4: ,s ~ = ~ = Z 49, 49, '
v 6 obIe 70 1stsst ~ ) Mlnt - sAa1ovy
allusloa ~ soanestl6e besweea . Aos14.
lsr1ise Whas ~ ~ y. II Shle = - y =.
npeet - tbose Who - pfoseleol y ne =.
veeelgetlooe .of lev qos6tl0aes y y ~ Alo'
c.ls |. CO 49, Sss y r., ss, e go e
1ask sl(Sr Nv ~ pesssl ~ ssls1l - to
% thsss onso1nents. ] wepl1 tnesseeTs
9 mAsles q lu1elee 81 60.
venleooe - ~ people, thai whse lew =.
nulsso A0enAmcnt NJ eeellco .A0eooe1 -
tr,ttsa y MI, WIN ~ amen10eae lalo.
49, - ssssigss . sSRs :..sss
. is., vSss eiass11ssts a. ssaess1 rse1.
~ ~ nn1lOwa, nootlon ---- N ohAptoe
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16

AVWtys INA non, ", Y. IleSHeOu, cOf0tmW'
Tho United states CsptsnalAl Com misslon.
credit 10 ihs Blass ana = ths
tins ApproAshss lov this grand exhibition
- confederation of tn l,undfslth anniversary
0l our national Independence, thu gssAtnasA
d ths undertaking, And tte resp0 inability "
isoss sppsfsa.. i In soasscticn ; WIN ~ I'M
Aub)ect several documents have beeu for
wAsdsd " this once, making euggss uons -
~ thu neepo Whlch II ngAMa ne0NnGArt zach
susie sh0ald tAks 10 itssIi u ovdsr v secure
: propse representation In ths sxposltl0e.
ss9s!4 y = hixhly Imports.! !hAt lovs
sosse y Y, s VII ~ "a X:
great Mosld'A isIF, and viii, therefore, a ~
eeTly dey ~ ths documsnN which hAts been
tgs1enallts6 N 30 before lhe 00oesAl AAea0.
Ny with eesh other suxgsstlone y may occuF
- ms - Of importance ~ ~ time.
1nn coA4tnTons 1UHD.
" ~ Appeopsjetlon of mo. loT sontia-
eeat e1pse36e d The esssulivs ollles, hevs
6lsbgge61 oiYO ~, ead 81 he Arpsocrl Attom
al loy1 ~ e1mllag pegp0eoo, have etp sn6e1
d ~ II n III, - vi vonehess fes 81
" which ASs - nh n 10 excessive oflse.
ConcLueion.
10 eloelnx, u my POI " improper y ~
Inst thls aseeA3s - rsAAk61 3 ereolSvs
length thea W. tnteo1e1. Mt y )oVo ~
kfeAey loesoeood n p0pu10tt0ai h ~ -
tsrtal tat9eeels ~ snIsspgleeel on1 u ~
nuiabes 80 Size v hes veslous e1ueAsloaal,
ssssnssels. s.1 gsaal lassltasloss ~ .!
1l1sssles, "a i,s Is'ss. ~ 10 y g: scs1s-
ilos q - alsls." mssl = sellesd, -, \ =.
q sa1elsaS lsegtk = cows NJ sAltsat pelnte
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16

~ ssSses . correct "a q ssssSsss .s,ss ~ !,
- ~ y: wsss W. y 81 Dso g
RON specalalioss not ie9itlmsss1y wItSjn m
sphere d ! wsll .conduclcd bAnk;; II thsy ~
dlvoroed 81 rlsld law iron other 9onsysd
tnotllutlone, n their directors "a o. Icn9s ~
required 20 NJ 81 cath saaualIy Win so5ss
proper oalcsr (sAy ths 1tAts Audltovy % -.
strictly % oSsy w Nv. IA n tS n: nv. ~.
dltor, Who fSs this pssross pssicsme tss
dutlss oi hank oonsroiisr, h authorised ssd
paid 10 visit end invseileete thsig eGslrs.
slthsr II psssca y ~ tAs s1cloyasni q q
made Installations SAAt vii 1easrve ~ eon1.
S s.s q: q Y: pss ~ =. =. s:ss. ,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-16

WIN 49, WtyU0tW0 IWW0Ul4t&Iy V90C0010k 4
A. auring 90 ysas jaas alosed enterprises 81
NM character lave practically ceoSsd. %
leag - tAis ssmalas IRIS, 90 hops o. dimiu.
IAhlog railway sAteo through mo 11gscte of In.
cfeeelng co@petillOn will bs lutlls. II ID
believed ~ meoy that the cessation " FAil.
way hulldins. prior 70 The recent nnAnolal
ai!ssssroA.sss, ~ d.e more than 70 nv
lstIoa And sAk - doubt y il pert isss. Il
would, thsfeeDss, nam % NJ - a1A fOsce 10
~ AegumentA lAvOgine carly action upon
this sub.sct. nssl1ss Ne nsesoslt1 which
psoducsss ssel l0s legislation 81 thio ohArac.
sss y y sasssslly .sessss.y = : 2sAss q
esA1sd 70 lnysst in Westsrn railway sntsr~
priess. - long - The psoposltlon ofls5slAtivc
restriction 4 vague I'D undsAnsd thrsAt,
capital viii shElne from taking ths riak u
sabjscttnG ltsslf 70 what II fs6rs may b
uAptloloee ebuliltloa d uarrAeontng anger |;
w lst sele public ssntlnsat onoe cSystAIliEs
asd iSsss VIII s. ! lssS;lci Is Svcs Of n.
vs:snss0 = weetssn rellwAys. ~ y humAs
netsIs " sxAGsssets to 6Asct Of blow
which v leeeaeeoeA ~ - uplill~6 Asm, The
nl0w - y eAlle eeln9 6saesAlly tempered ~
ene powes which directs u, l6os w e0nsuS
eloa = = eesloes - ~ 1oses thst Gives -
WI nsts = ssss.es 8 is1isess shs d.
telA = ~ Iew rsg1iss4 Pros tks soseld.
esAs!oo ! heve atvea M. eab)ost, ~ mln1
- oseo ~ - - soesluol6M, that Nv
e1lnk moxtmu0 eeesgos, thos s0oFllng %.
posseeleI ~ ~ e4oete u eo0peslllob ~
! :. sss NM established. = ~ isss sAsoss
- ssiissys u sAs ssals sAos,1 s,se b.
yial1lasd, = thes ikoss vSieG "a iSsoush
~, Isvis9 psolle6is throsGh socssetions.
- whleh wsss ~. o!igieM .rsapieete u
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09
FROM ASHLAND.
-orrcsponlencc Huntington Advertiser.

ASHLAND, Ky. July 81, lS74.-Mus-
qu,toes and hot weather are the order OF
the day here at present. The streets are
literally one cloud Of dust during the pas
sage # vehicles, which renders foot trav-
cling extremely unpleasant, in fact, al
most suffocltiug; but as there is at pres
ent every appearance Of rain, we may
confidently expect a more agreeable order
Of things soon.
Tie travel u and from Ashland is pr,n-
cipally by candidates from the country
and adjoining townsville most pleasant,
familiar and sociable set Of gentlemen
Won ever met. Our city has been full of
them Tor the last week. Having worked
up I e country, they are now coming t.
town secure rs many votes as possible,
as the time drsweth nigh. There are
several good men In the field, and, in
many eases, the race will he close.
The excitement Of the people was high
on Monday over the report Of a rabid dog
having made Its appearance in Ashland.
biting two men and a cat. One of the
men was bitten very severely. The dog
/ was 4. once confined. but mas never vet
shown sufficient symptoms to he pro-
nounced really rab;d. The man 50 badly
bitten is very much frightened, but, 50
/ far IA in no danger Al the dogs in
town should be mUzzei, 50 as 10 prevent
other cases
The lodge Of Knights of Pythias is the
most holr,shing institution in the town
At present Mr.. Sarles, Of Louisville, in
stitutcd 1t here some five or six weeks
since, and It's membership is steadily in
creasng. From what | know of the or
der, am much pleased with It's workings.
They are taking into it the staunch men
of our town and refusing many bad ones
which looks we'll. Mr. Editor if YOU ar,
acquainted with its origin, history, &c.
YOU would confer a great favor Ivy giving
It in some future issue. 1t is an or,iei
which Is rapidly spreading all over the
United States, and We would like 10 know
somcthinS more Of its origin.
VIaToR.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09

proposed 10 Morgan that il lie Morgan J
would acquit him oil the charge OF passir <
lunterfc't "grecrbacks," that he Price
would acquit him OF the charge under
whcl he was arrested. This Morgan de
ciined g. do, for the reason that lie was
not al liberty 70 make such compromise.
Thereupon, and instantly, Price fired his
revolver right in the face OF Morgan, the
bali entering Just below the eve. Another
discharge Of the pistol followed in quick
succession, the ball entering the hip, pass
ing through the loins and lodging In the
lungs. Morgan was on horseback, and
unarmed. Price was on the ground, and,
a. the sequel shows had 4 pistol Tor ey-
ery pocket" Price at once succeeded IN
making good his escape, and Is now at
large. Morgan survived about tortv-eight
hours. lie was Young man al great re-
spcctability and intelligence, and his I'M
timely and shocking death will be an al.
mos; uncomfortable blow 20 his widowed
and AGED mother We are aquiet people,
and such occurrences are like angel VS.
IT,, lev and far between.
And now allow me 10 add another word
AMI say that some talk il being had in the
political circles. since Gen. McCausland
made his appearance among NJ lew days
since. II seems that the General MAS feel
ing around Tor Congressional honors. Be
fore the General made his ehtrce, but very
little had been said about the coming
man" for Congress. Now, however, as the
thing has commenced, an opinion, at least,
may be ventured as to the disposition OF
the soyereigns in the approaching race
Allow me. therefore, % say, that from
present Indications, tHere rs but little dis
position amongst the masses to vote again
fr Mai. Hereford, whilst there ia no little
manifestation Of a willingness TO vote TOR
Gen. McCaus'and As the matter now
stands, the General will get handsome
vote in this county.
am no politician, and am not advised
as 10 anv movements ON the political
ohess-board in reference to the Charleston
Convention. suppose, however, that
matter will be duly attended to by the
would be- leaders.
our people have but little faith in po'
litical conventions, as they are genorally
packed, that is they think 10, at least,
and usually act accordingly.
y, III.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09
s.ntn md Noichborhooi.

Town lots in Weston, Lewis coun-
". are worth $500 per from, foot.
In Barbour county, they are har
yestine fine crop of wheat AMI
fighting potato bugs.
Capitalists from Pennsylvania az,
purchasing coal lands, on Roaring
Greek, Randolph county.
Parties have killed 10 rattle
snakes near one place cu q mil side
in Randolph county this season.
The people Of Taylor and adjo.u-
inc counties are ag;tating the Graf
Ton and Buckhanuon railroad.
The European Geological Assoc
ation" will exhibit a circus and ne
nagerie at Grafton on Saturday the
llth.
\ correspondent IN Lewis county
saws, wheat crop l. good,-oats and
grass short, with fair prospect for
com. and further djminution of
grccnbacks.
The Odd Fellows Of Randolph
county had bic time at "New In
terest" in that county on SATURDAY,
An address was delivered by Hon.
J. 5. Hall, OF Phillippi Lodge.
The Drought is very serious ali
through the State. In the neighbor.
hood where sheep are raised it Is SAID
iftbere are lot good rains soon, sheep
must be exported, or feed imported
Governor Jacobs. Superintendent
Bvruc, Judge Samuels and others at
tended the commencement Of Glen
Vile Normal School. m Gilmer coun-
tv. Mr.. Marcellus Marshall, who Is a
graduate Of Marshall College Is one
IF the teachers there. There were
four GRADUATES.
The Commercial report Of the
Uheeling Register says the country
merchants Of West Virginia, have as
a rule, better credit, than those of
Ohio or other sections with which
they are acquainted. They are as a
class careful, juiicious and suLssan-
tial men &c. During all the times *
panic and of the subsequent duluess
in trade. there have been no morcan-
tile failures Of consequence in West
Virginia.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-09
Some Of its Good Qua'iiic:

IA new invention Thoroughly Tested
and secured by Letters Patent.
2.-Makcs perfect Lock Stitch, alike Oh
both sides, and all kinds Of Goods.
3.-Runs Light, Smooth, Noise!css and
and Rap.d-best combination Of quail
ties.
-Darab'e-Rurs for years without
Repairs
5.-Will do al varieties Of work and
fancy stitching in a superior manner.
G.--Is NEST easily managed by tie oper-
nlcr Length Of stitch may be altered
while running aud the machine may be
threaded w.tIrou, passing thread through
holes.
7.-Des;gt-Simp'e, iageuious, Ele-
giant, forming the stitch without the use
Of Cog Wheel Gears, Rotary Cams, cr
Lever Arms Has the Automatic Drop
Feed which irsures uniform length Of
stitch at any speed. Has our now thread
Controller. WHICH allows easy movement
OF Needle-bar, and prevents injury t.
thread.
S.-Construction most careful and FIN
ished. 1t is manufactured by the most
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REMINGTON ARMORf, Illicn, y. Y
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Wayae Comfy Convention.
WAYNE c. H., W. Va. July 9th, 1914.


Pursuant to the call of the De no.
cratic Elk. Comm, q Convention as
sembled at the G. II. This day at one
o'clock p. NJ, Hon. C. W. Ferguson
in the chair, p. B. Lewis. See:
The object of the convention was
stared by Mr.. Burgess, TO be To- ap
point delegates to the Congressional
Convention at Charleston, 10 lie he'll
Aug. 4th. and also TO attend Senate
rial convention whenever called.
On motion of Mr.. Burgess, a com
mittee of one from each distr't was ap
pointed by the chair, to report names
of delegates.
The Following gentlemen compos-
ed the committee; Hon w f vii
kinson. johnson Fry, Lafayette Vim
son, r. NJ. Wellington, and vii.
liam Strother.
On motion of DR.. Morris the com
mittee was instructed to report the
names of five delegates from each dis
trict.
The following delegates were repor
ted and elected by the convention.
Butler TIP. W. Ferguson, S. Il.
Frasher, l. 4. Smith, James NJ. Rice
and Wash. Ferguson.
Ceredo TIP; Z. l.. Bulick, A. w.
Plymale. Arthur Williams. W. r.
Ovens. S. ID. Ward.
Union T'p; VIM. S. Moore. G.. G.
Burgess, DR.. j. A. Morris, James E.
Bowen, G. w. Hutchinson.
Lincoln TIP; Judge Samuel Dame
ron, S J, Ferguson, james Smith,
Vim. Ratliff, A. w. Crum.
Grant TIP; Jackson Adkins, Esq,
John II. Queen, P, II. Napier, Jesse
Fry, John Jones
The motion by Mr.. Moore to in
struct delegates was lost.
On motion of Mr.. Burgess it was
ordered that these proceedings be
published in the HUNTINGTON ADvER-
TIsER, Democratic Banner, and Eest
Virginia Courier.
c. w. FERGUSON, Pres.
7. B. LEWIS, Sec.