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~ NAhO ~ IA6 AFFLICTED.
Or. Robertson, 10 south EutatC
street. baltimore, Nd.

From long experience i'm hospital and
private Practice, guarantees a permanent
cure IN All diseases of the Urinary Org-
ans and Cf the Nervous Systein-Viz.
Organic and Seminal Weakness. Inpo-
tehcy oss OF sexual power, Nervous
Debility and Trembling. Palpitiiion OF
the Heart, DimnosS Of Sight or Giddi-
ness, Pains in the hack ana Nocturnal
Emissions &c, all resulting rom abtis-
q IN youth OrcXceSses in manhood. Dis
eases recently contracted cured ia five To
Ten days, and the poison entirely eradi.
c'ted nom the system. Also al skin
9nu nl""d diseases quickly cured. DR..
Robertson. "A graduate Of tho Universitv
Of Maryland, refers To ANY Of ihc leadit,.,
physician of Baltimore. Special utten-
uon gwen To al female complai It's
All consultations strictly confidential.
anu mcdcinss sent 10 any address. Call
or write' enclosing stamp for reply.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-05-10
MOTH E TO CREDITORs.

To the creditors Of James jenkins de,
ceased.
IN pursuance cfa decree oftho Circuit
Court ofthe County of Preston. un',ai i'm
"A cause therein pending, to subject tho
real estate said James jenkins To- the
payment of his debts, you are reauire,l
/" present your claims against the said
James Jenkins for adjudication IN Smith
crane, COMMISSIONS ut his office i'm the
SAID county, on or before the Bird day OF
June. next.
Witness, smith Crane, Clerk ofsaid
Court, this lst day OF May 1879.
SMITH CRANE, Clerk
JAMES A. BBowN, Couusel.
mario 4s4..U
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- - asass7a
Don't Doaru I 'f'rafio.

No. don't learn a trade. young man
You might 'o,l your hands, wlt your
'Airt coihr aud spoil your complex.
'ou. G haug your chm over a coun.
en-: learn to tax twaddle to the "a
dies; part your hair in the middle,
and work for wages tlst wouldn't
support Chinese laundry-man Oh
rice-ied rate, AID leave big enough
balance to pay his wash woman
just because it is htUe more p.n-
teeIin the eyes ofpeople whose pride
prevents item from pounding ock
OF hewing NO a.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-05-10
GREER OF PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:

At Rules held
I'm the Clerl 5 Office OF the County Court
OF Preston county, on the first Monday
Of May, 1879.
BOwMAN's
rs IL IorTrN,
JoHN } DAILY, c. al
The object of this suit is 10 subject the
detendHht, JOhL j. Dally'a interest in
me realty OF Bartholomew Daily, dec.ns-
ct TO the payment Of debt due from
sand deieni nt to tie plaintiffs.
Ana II appearing that the defendant
John ). Daily is not a resident OF tins
state, he -. therefore. hereby rtqui.cd
u appear re at Rules to be he'd for
the said Court on the first Monday uf
June, next, and do what II necessary 10
protect his interests herein. AND IL il
ordered that the foregoing be published
in THE Wost Virginia Argus. "A W., c<-
~ newspaper published in this county.
a cOpy-Test;
J. AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
r. w. MONROE, AWy for PrGs.
marl04S7.O0
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-05-10
Commissioners Sale.

Pursuant TO decree OF tho County
ourt, rendered on tho 18Th day ol
March 1878, i'm the case OF /. Armstrong
Y Son AZ inst JacOD q, . Rush ct AL. The
un ersigned commission VIII, ON
MON DAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MAY.
49, 8, Gt being the first day of the Nav
ern O. the ounty Court before the
rOnt door ( the q ur. house i'm King.
wood, Preston county, West Virginia.
iler tor sale to the his hest bidder III,
II crcs Of land decreed in his cause
he sold. Situate in Preston Cuuu, V.
". Va, ON the waters OF Little SANDY
aud Beaver Creeks. adj ming lands q.
nry Spikcr. John uatlick, Jacob
'r'"" hnu~er and othors. There are
bout 40 acres o! this land cleared, with
dwelling mouse, stab @ and guod or
hard of app and peach trees Cn II.
his IS desirable ;ract of land we'll wa
cred
Iho land will b. sold for suflicien'
money in hand tn pay costs OF suit and
ale, aud tn, residue upon 4 credit O
ht,eiNteen ana tweht yiuur months, th,
purchaser executing bonds with appr1
ved security, with interest rom the dan
4 sale, Tor the deferred payments . tb,
purchase money.
JAM IS If. CARROLL. Conn.
l2t4-SS.5O.
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DENTISTRY.

Dr. Il. NJ. -gur.te q
Will be at Iksugvu a
OIt the - Id OF March
Dnd Bird OF October.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-05-10
Order Of ( ublication.

VEST VIRGINIA., IS:
At Rules held
~ tho Clerks Office of the County CuuI
# Preston county, on tho first Monday
March. 1870.
HARGARET BEEGuELYO
Us. ; IL DEBT,
DANIEL BEEGUELY.
The icct of this suit is - c, 60
debt of Si27, on six several single bills or
notes executed by defendant to plaiuutl
and an attachment having issued in this
cause against the property OF said defend
ant.
And il appearing that the defendant
Daniel Be"ghCiY is not "A resident OF this
StHic, he H. therefore, hereby required IN
appear ~ Rule to he held for the said Court
on tho first Monday of Aprll, next, ana
10 what i5 necessary to protect his intnr>
ost herein. A. q i. is ordered that the
."Scguins be published III The Pres ton
County ArEuS.' Il weekly rewSi aper
published in this county.
copy--.gcst:
j. AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
II. CARROLL, AH'yJOr PrG.
ma.St4S775.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-05-10
NOTICE OF POWER OF ATTORNEY.

BY virtue ola power Of attorney exc.
cuto OBJ tu. undersigned on the -- day
Of NJ rch 1870, bv Gcnonl Buckncr
Fairfax o. Undersigned - attorney iu
fact is fully authorized to transact any
and al business of ihc said Fairfax ms
July rs the said Fairfax may have done.
Aud notice is hereby given to all pcr-
S'hs MOI 10 ln Any pass upon tho
binds On town lott Of the said Fairfax.
nor shall Wy person rem We from The
lands or '' Of thc said FairGx. any tim
ucr mineral ,r other property, ur der
aly PIC xt or device Whatever.
joins a. T.. MARTIN.
htty in fact for Buckuor F.iriax.
March 25ih. 1870.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-05-10
OBITUARY..

MIS-. I-ia-t Shaft who lied sud
ieniy at her husbands house, near
K'ngwood on the 10th # April, wa
well known to the people Of ON
town. Her maiden name WIS Mss
Charlotte Hinton, and she was a
sister TO Mrs. Peter Voltz, With
whom she lived Tor severa! year,
previous to her marriage, and daugh.
ter OF Htchariah Hinton, late OF Bal.
timore. She was married to M
Sh"tt"r, one OF our m-st substantial
farmers aad citizens in October. 1877
Deceased was consistent member
OF the NJ f. ChulUl tor number
OF years, and in her sickness she de-
cIared her willingness ito depart
AMI he with Christ" Her remains
ne IN oufbeautiui c,metery awaiting
The resurrection OF the jnst.
Love, re. AMI honeI
Sweet nope u
Baltimore aud E.ucott City GA
pers please notice.
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STOVES
commissioners Notice

GTATE or VEST VIRGINIA
~ COUNTY OF PRESTON, IS:
At County Court held Tor said Conn
w at The Court house thereof on the 10Th
day Of March 1879.
Guy a. BIsHOP
VS.
George J. Lieb. George w. Iieb. Eliza.
bcth Boder, Emanuel Beeghley. Jonas
frauhhouser, Clay 1ngans. y. o,
Royna.s, WIN. Frey, Gustavus Cresap
trustee: Isaac Armstrong and william
y. Misunderstanding rs 1. Armstrong
anI sou; I-r Kelley, William Ringer
and Chariot Smith.
EQUITY.
This cause IS referred TO any Of the
Master commissioners of this Court witt,
iu~truci. no To- ascertain and report Tho
i1ud owned ~ tho defendant Gsorye }
Lleb, the state and condition Of the titI0
lhorctp What licns. IL any, exist apr,inst
Tie said realty The order aud priorities
"i the same, aud any other matter deem.
el pertinent by him or required by any
of the parties.
Test.
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CSt,
j. AMI NJ tRTIN, Clerk.
CoMMfssioNEn's OrrIcE.

hINuWUOD, oss h ., 1870.
Ihe parties TO the ahO lCss med suit srs
merely notified that ! on the 2lst
dny OF April next at my offc aforesaid
piocceu To tho execution OF the above.
named order Of reference.
mrzS'4- SlOl J.W. PARKS. Cohn'r.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-02-06
A Mountain Sheep COrralled.

A few days since Len. Lewis, VINO was
out on the range some four miles distant
from home, found q wild mountain sheep
among some cattle which he wished to drive
home. Starting up the cattle he found little
difficulty in keeping the sheep with them.
Sometimes it would frolic and play about and
scamper on ahead, but by skillful manage
ment he succeeded in driving it into his
sheep corral and lassoed it. Not wishing to
take the trouble of demonstrating it, he pre-
sented it to Lieut.. Bartlett, of Camp Baker,
who tied it in pen ten feet high, the rope
being long enough to permit its jumping to
the roof of his stable (which the animal did
without any apparent effort. It was becom-
ing domesticated very rapidly, but few
nights ago, having jumped to the roof it got
the rope caught on something and on leap
ing to the pen again could not reach the
ground, and Icing lied by the neck, choked
10 death. Twenty five dollars had been Of
fered for the animal by woolkrower who
desired to try the experiment of crossing this
species with ocr domestic wool-bearine
sheep.- ilusJaa6nan.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-02-06
The Chinese Bill.

WASHINGTON, January 31.-Senatcr Sargent
has to-day received assurances from the chair
man and other prominent members of the
Foreign Relations Committee which insure
the Chinese immigration bill against delay in
the committee or the possibility Of an adverse
report. They promise that it shall be reported
back next week without recommendation
either way, and thus enable the Senate TO
promptly decide the matter for itself.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-02-06

TOPEKA, (Ks.) January 31.-The anti-1n-
gals element in the Legislature, after cau-
cussing all night and to II o'clock to-day.
centered on Chief Justice Horton. On the
first ballot to-day ingalls, received 66 votes
Horton, 70; Goodwin. Dem.) 2; Mitchell,
(Greenbacker) l. Ingalls, was declared elected.
He 10 now addressing the members in session.
The enthusiasm here 10 unboCnded.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-02-06
ON THE CONTINENT.

The Underground Railroad From Nice to Genoa
THE City Of Palaces" The Campo Santo
-Pisa-The Leaning Tower The
Cathedral and BaptStery-
Splendid Paintings,
Sculptures and
Other Works
Of Art.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-21
HOUSE.
Monday. Jan. f3, 1875.

The sesaion Of the lower house OF the
legislature commenced at IL o'clock NJ.
1t was called to order by Col. Thos. W..
Newton, clerk Of the last house.
Mr.. b. f. Walker nominated Mr.. j. r.
Barnett for temporary Speaker. No
other nominations He was declared
elected.
Messrs. Walker, Fishbaok and Flippin
were appointed committee to conduct
Mr. Barnett 10 the chair
Mr.. Barnett thanked the members for
the honor, and said he would perform
the duties to the best Of his ability.
Mr. Davidson, of Sharp, nominated
Mr.. f. w. Newton for temporary clerk.
No other nominations being made, Mr..
Newton continued to act.
The roll by counties was called BY Mr..
Newton, and the names of members elect
announced.
The roll was called, all answering to
their names except eight, as follows;
Messrs. Barry, Blackwood, Bumpus,
Dickinson, Holmes, King, Morris Of Car
roll and Owens
Mr. Walkea announced that Mr.. Nor
ris, of Carroll, was sick, and asked to
be excused Granted.
The roll was again called, and hive
members at each call appeared at the bar
and were sworn by Chief Justice Eng
lsh.
This business was flashed at III 10, at
ter which the house proceeded with the
regular business. nominations for speak
er heing in order.
Mr.. Stubbs nominated Mr. Bcarden, q
man of fine morals. man in every re-
spect
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-21
POE T RY.
A Cradle Song.

Sleep, baby, sleep!
Thy father is watching his sheep.
Thy mother is shaking the dream. land tire,
Down falls little dream ON thee,
Sleep, baby, sleep!
Sleep baby, sleep!
The large stars are the sheep,
The little ones are the lambs, guess,
And the pale moon is the shepherdess,
Sleep, baby, sleep
Sleep, baby, sleep!
The sky is covered with sheep,
And up and down the field so bright,
Both sheep and shephcrdess roam all night,
Sleep, baby, sleep!
Sleep, baby, sleep!
The savior loves his sheep;
He is the Lamb of God on high
Who for our sins came down to die,
Sleep baby, sleep!
Sleep, bnby, sleep!
For thou srt one of his sheep,
May holy angels guard thy bed,
And strew sweet dreams around thy head,
Sleep baby, sleep!
From the German
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-21

Ice did not become an article OF Gem
merce until the present century; but al
ready in the United States alone 100000,
900 are invested in the business of gath
erng and selling it, Large shipments of
ice are made in South America and Asia !;
the European nations supplying them
selves with ice from Norway. There has
been remarkable increase in the use OF
the article in the United States since lS46,
when only $4,000 tons of it were used.
In the year 1876 the consumers bought
$4,000 tons, and probably 5000, 900
were cut, Beer brewers are the best
consumers of the ice companies, several
using 10000 tons annually.
An Irrhmau tells of fight in which
there was only one whole nose left in
the whole crowd, land that belonged to
the teakettle"
A company Of settlers, in naming their
new town, called it Dictionary, because,
as they said, that's the only place where
peace, prosperity and happiness arc al
ways found
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-21

The house met at Q q. N, and was
promptly called to order by the speaker.
The roll was called, and quorum being
present, the proceedings of the previ'
Gus meeting were read and adopted.
fCon.laued on Third Page.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-21
Van Buren, Grange, PHI.

NAN BuREN GRANGE, No 3S, P.ofII, Reg
Y ular meetiL gs. first Saturday of each
month at o'clock. A. M, at Lemley's Hall,
4 miles east of Van Buren. Ark. Patrons in
good standing are fraternally invited.
NJ. c. LEMLky, " NJ.
\. BoATRIGur Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-21
:Rates of Advertising,:

For each square of ten lines or less for the first
Insertion, sl,50; for each subsequent insertion ST.
Special notices in editorial column, 80 cts per line
lor each insertion. In special 'column 20 cents per
line for first insertion and 10 cents for each subse
3eucnt insertion.
81 Yearly advertisers will be required to pay quar-
# ly, and all others when their advertisements are
I'll dercd out.
& Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
& ce.
s% on tho number of insertions Is not specified ad-
& sements will be inserted till forbid, and charg-
ID for accordingly. When practicable. the num-
er of insertions should always be specified.
Legal advertisements will be inserted at the nsu-
# rates. but certificate of publication will be
eyen until the advertising fee is paid.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-21
ARKANSAS STATE GAZETTE
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT.
DAILY AND WEEKLY By
BLOCHER Il MITCHELL, Proprietors.
Daily, (By Main $500 per year.
so cts per month. or for lses period
Weekly. . 81 80 :"
Clubs of ten, -
A live State paper. liberal aud progressive.
Active canvassers wanted. Liberal COM
missions allowed to good men. Address,
BLOCHER & MITCHELL
Little Rock, Ark.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-31
Extend the Narrow Gauge.

Hon. J. w. Rewey and ]. c. Kirk
patrick, of the town of Mifllin. came
to Galena last Saturday to see what
could be done by way of extending
the Narrow Gauge railroad this fall
from the present terminus to Rewey's
corner, a distance of a mile and a half.
The present terminus was never in
tended for station, and there are no
conveniences for shipping. At Rev
ey's it would be only three miles from
the village of Mifiiin, and two and a
half from Washburn, and would carry
the mineral and other freight from
both these places. A meeting of the
officers of the company was called to
hear the propositions Of Messrs Rev
ely and Kirkpatrick. Mr.. Rewey Of
fered to donate depot grounds and
build the depot ut his own expense,
and give the right of way across his
grounds. Himself and Mr.. Kirk
IldIlIGh hOultl uIliltl w oNIll y
free right of way the whole distance,
and have the whole extension graded
without cost to the company, leaving
the company only to tie and iron the
road. This it was estimated would
cost about $4,000. 4 subscription
was at once take up to secure the
money, and to this time about $4,000
has been subscribed. 1t is feared that
the remainder will come very slowly.
1t is estimated that this extension will
add fully one third to the total earn
ings of the road; and such an adyan-
tage certainly should not be lost for
lack of the small amount of money
now required Gazette.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-31


Myriads Of so-called specifies" and
"cures" for rheumatism have already
been brought before the public, and
many Of them have been endorsed by
the certificates of respectable and
prominent citizens, who have derived
benefit nom such preparations. There
is no doubt that great many of these
"Liniments," "0ils." etc. SO widely nd
yertised and freely recommended for
rheumatism and painful complaints of
u similar nature, have genuine merit
and will relieve certain types Of the
complaints named hut when rhcum.
atism, neuralgia, and kindred discusses
have become chronic and threaten
serious results, YOU may rest assured
that they will help but very little. Al
though not recommended rs "infal-
lible.' the peculiar qualities Of ST.
Jacobs Oil especially adapt il to those
cases which may ho termed chronic"
and which have previously withstood
all known specifics" rs well as the
prescriptions OF the best physicians.
We would mention, rs an example.
the case of MIR. 4. lleilman, editor of
the Pittsburg Republican,, who suffer
ed with rheumatism for two years,
After vainly using all the best recon-
mepded remedies and exhausting the
skill of the most experience physic-
ians without even temporary relief, 1t
required only two bottles of st, JAG
obs Oil to effect permanent cure.
Mr.. c, lIanni. u well-known citizen Of
Youngstown, Ohio, secured for his
wife, who for twelve years had been
constant sufferer from neuralgia in
the head, the services Of the ablest
physicians in The land, but they were
unable to do anything for her; half n
bottle of st. Jacobs Oil cured her, Mr.,
VIM. Reinhardt, Of Elmore, Wis, re-
ports the case OF neighbor who for
twenty-four years has suffered SO ter
tribly with rheumatism that, at times
he could hardly move around; a few
bottles Of st. Jacobs OH cured him.
"To cap the climax" however. Mr.. a.
Neiger, of Taylorville, Pa, writes that
his mother, who had been continual
sufferer with rheumatism for the past
thirty years, used one bottle Of ST.
Jacobs Oil and was Immediately re-
lieyed of all pain. These are results
which truly deserve TO be brought to
public notice, but they are not excep-
tions, as will he seen by the numerous
other certificates from all parts of the
United States. II should be tho duty
of every one to call the attention OF
his suffering friends and neighbors TO
this wonderful eficacious prepare
ton, especially rs the low price Of 80
cents bottle places il within tho
reach of all persons. rich or poor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-31

Bishop \ Nancolas have n very
fine display of Furniture.
A select assortment of Artists
Materials ut pulford's Drug Store i'm
A new lot Of nncolored Japan Teas.
just arrived at Teaslale Il Brewers.
Sweet potatoes ut Kinnie \ Spras-
ler's,
sa cts. will buy 4 handsome Infant
Robe, at DElLER'S.
Fresh Oysters ut Kinnie 4 Sprat.
ler's
Pearl Dress Buttons--5 cts, y doz.
at DEl.LER'S.
Invisible hair pins ut Mrs. Camp.
bells fancy store.
~ cts, will buy u good pair of
Suspenders, worth double the money.
DELLERS.
ZephyrS at II cents at Mrs, Camp
BELLS. next door above pulford'S.
Black and Cold Silks in all shades
and qualities, from * cts, yard up, at
DELLER'S.
A fine brand of nickle cigars ut
Kinnie u Spratler's.
CloaliS, Dolmans Shswls. The
latest styles, the largest assortment,
the best fitting, the lowest prices.
j. DElLER,
The handSomeSt and largest line Of
Dress Goods in plain and brocaded
with MI the newest styles Of Dress
Trimmings to match, ut DELl.ER'S.
WANTED, 10000 pounds of good
batter, for which will pay the high
est marked price in cash. viii also
pay cash for eggs; office ut Teasdale y
Brewers store. JAS BREWER.
ll-4w Mineral Point, Wis.
will clothc You from topic bottom.
Wis, Overcoat, suit Of Clothes, Under
shirt, Drawers. Overshmt, Socks,
Boots, Hat or Cap. Collar, Nccktie.
| Handkerchief, for Sl0.50.
Come ON now and bring the amount
and see If don't do what promise
j. DELLER.
WINDOW CoRNICES. - Have you
seen those elegant window corniecs ut
Bishop 4 Nancolas' furniture store Y
If you have not. he sure and call ut
once and examine them. II
New BloGRAiuCAL DICTIONARY
Prominent among the valuable fea-
lures of the new edition OF Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary, Just issued, is
the new biographical dictionary, COM
prising about 10000 names of ancient
and modern persons of renown, in
GLIDING many now living. 1t gives us
the pronunciation Of these names, the
nationality, profession or occupation,
date Of birth, and II known. the date
of death Of each one. From its con-
ciseneSs and accuracy it supplies a
want long felt in this direction, and
adds very greatly to the value of this
always valuable work.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-31
Scribner's Monthly.

Scribner for November opens with
two portraits of Bayard Taylor. The
first installment Of new serial, 1.-The
Grandissimes," is gwen in this num-
Der. This is a story of Creole life, and
is to be one Of the principal, attrac-
tions Of Scribner for the next twelve
months. The story is followed by a
paper on "The Mississippi Jetties. Y
A timely paper on "The Agricultural
Distress in Great Britain" is contrib
uted by Mr.. p. T. Quinn, of the New
Jersey State Agricultural Society.
Picturesque Features Of Kansas
Farming is given by Mr.. Henry
King. Other papers are contributed
on Rare Lawn Trees" and on Sue
cess ,gith Small Fruits" a large
number Of other valuable articles are
given, making it one Of the best num-
bers published. The poetry Of the
number j. good. Dr. Holland. The
editor, writes Of Peter the Great
and discusses "The Nations Doctors"
and as Life worth LIVING"
One hundred thousand copies of
tie magazine for November have
been printed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-31
A Pleasant Wedding.
FrELp-CoAp.


4 very pleasant wedding took place
Wednesday evening, at the residence
of Samuel Coad, Esq. father of the
bride. Miss Clara Coad, who was
given in marriage to DIR. G. w,
Field. of Bryant, Iowa. 4 host of
relatives and friends. including DIR.
Fields father and mother and his
sister Hattie. of Sun Prairie, Wis, ana
his uncle, Mr.. f.. Wood Cornes, of
New York, were present to witness
the ceremony, which was performed
by the Rev. w, Jacka, Jr., of the L. NJ,
church. The couple We're attended
by Misses Phillipa Cox and Mary
Toay and MeSsrs Frank lladlield and
Harry lIankinS.
After the bride and groom had re-
ceived the customary congratulations,
the bridal party and guests repaired
to the spacious dining room and par
took of sumptuous repaSt provided
for the OCCASION. under the super
vision of that best of cooks. Mrs,
Kissell. After supper the evening
was spent in general merry-making,
The presents were many, valuable,
and probably as useful and tasteful 4
collection rs was ever given. The
happy pair left for Bryant, Iowa, their
future home, OH the 5:55 train yester-
day morning, bearing with them the
good wishes of u host of friends
none of whom can more sincerely
wish them happiness and prosperity
than does the DEMOCRAT. May they
multiply ana replenish the earth and
subdue it,