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Democratic County. Convention.
Pursuant T. u cal ,lo Democrats Cluu.
u Convention met ia tbe Cour'.a.uss at
Kirgwood, iast Monday, Aue, ed. and
was called Co order hy Joo Barton Payne,
Chsirmsn Of 'be County Executive Com
mittee, who stated that Ice had been tn.
stuc'od 90 rom!rstc John w Guscmau
as temporary Chairman OF the CONVEX
Uou. w. J Lay,,lc was appointed tom
porary s,Crctvy.
On motion OF Col Il W. Monroe The
Chairman Was authorized 90 appulut The
usual committees.
On motion Of @, j. Shofor 1t was og-
dercd that az resolutions ,bnt may oc Of
fered be referred 20 The Committee on
Resolutions.
On motion OF Col. Monroe the convcu-
ton took recess of ten minutes.
Convention roasscmbl,d aud the com.
mit'eo ON permsneut % gansstion reported
CD. r.. W. Monroe as permanent Chair
man and p. \. Couif as permanent Sec
rctary. Adopted.
The committee ON credentials reported
the following delegates as entitled to seats
in The convention;
Lyou-Dr. w NJ. Deaf, James A.
Keencr, James T. Flynn, Henry l.. Gran,
Samuel G. Sapp.
Gran,--Dr j. T. Fuller, George J.
Lieb, David Fraukhorser, Jonas Frank
hOusor.
Kirgwood-W. j. Lavclle. John Con.
ley, c. j. ShofTer, Col. j. w. Brown, l.
c. Ralphsnyd,r, r. w Monroe, Adam
Evarts, p. }. Crogau, VIM. G Brown Jr
! end Colonel Martin.
Porjland-Johu o. Whctsel, G, Z
V,ckcroy, J. b. Poglc. ID. l.. Whetscl
Samuel II. Whc,s,l, Isaac Martin, Jaro,
Rodohc,ver and Thomas Dunn.
Rcuo-P. A. Q nir. j. ". Combs ant
! Dr J G Emb!o.
Valley Henry VI Grimes and John w
/ Guscmsu.
Uuion-Josoe w ShalIer.
Pleasant was not represented.
| The committee on Basis of Representa-
tin made the following report, whic
was adopted
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On motion, b, Il. wLe,sel and G.. Il.
Hardy were admitted as delegates from
Por'lan3 District
inc following report was submitted by
me committee ON resolutions, which was
.doptcd
The Democrats Of Preston County in
convention assembled. T,ufiim their dcvu-
ton 90 the principles of tnc > amccrauc
Patty, and d. end rsc the principles an
nCuuCtd IN the platform al the National
DCmucIUHc Convention.
They declare themselves uusllcrahiy
opposed 90 the system If tX'ravsgausc
now in force In the {, nuty, and hold u e
Republican Patty eucdy Responsible
therefor sud call upon I'D men iutsp,c
tive cf pariy 10 witness tho reckless ex-
tiuyagGuCC DOW displayed iu lhe manage
mrui az the flscal affnIs OF the county.
and nsW the people Of the county 20 ptusu
aud Il Ct, aud 20 tak- sucu acuon as may
be Necessary 90 reduce the expenditure Of
the county &C. "a .cuglnLblc basis.
Il solved, That the Democracy Of Pres.
ton County rrcof niza IN w. r. Watson,
l. q OF VI HnOng Iin, person wen quail
fed 60 represent the whole Of this tcul
torlal district ga Every measure Tcpre-rui.
ing 'acir interest lie Knows and app-r-
cia.cs the wants and iust demands a. iut
working man as against the mouicd mo-
nopOlies, aud ion the interest OF farmer aud
lobufcf, hc V, ul ba found "A strong aGy0-
cate. We, therefore, respectfully G-k
him 20 announce himself ~ u candidate
tor the STATE Senate.
On motion II DR.. j. T.. Fuller IT wa.
ordered that no dcl,g.te be allow.d 10
speak longer than five minutes nor more
than twicC on the same subject.
On motion Of Or. Kcmblc, the conyru-
lion proceeded to the nomination q
County Commissioner, ard Simeon Mat
tingly was nominated by vote Of If 10 9
Tor the Office.
motion was made by /. G. Ralphfny.
Der ond seconded by J. w. Combs That
only one candidate be nominated for q G
II use Of Delegates. a substitute ",
offered by DR. Fuller, that "a full ticket be
nominated, which was carried.
Draper O. Hughes was unanimously
nominated ae the cand d ,ic for The Lcpis-
lature on the west side, aud Fmul Mckee
was nominated as the candidate for the
Legislature ON The caet side.
On motion Of Dr. K-mble Vie County
Executive C.mmittco was authorized 10
OH any vacancy that may occur in tbe
ticket nominated by this convention.
The Chairman Of the different district
delegations were called upon to name the
choice Of each district for member Of the
County Executive Commttco The fol-
towing names were presented a. such
committee, viz:
Valley, j. VI. g. F.irfax; Lyon, DR.
VIM. NJ Dents Kingwood, John u
Brown Grant, Jon.s Franbbouscr; Port
land Charles T.. Vickcry Union, Jesse
w. ShaffT; Reno, r. a. Couin Pleas
ant, George a. Kelly
ON motion The convention adjourned
sine die.
r.. w. MoNRoE, Chairman.
T.. q. CoUFr, Secretary
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Orange blossoms.

TuNNELToN, Aug Of.
The most fashionable event Of the sea-
son was the marriage Of Mr. Jno. j.. Gib. !
son TO Miss Sarah Z. Mencfec, "a, The rec
ideucc Of Squire G.. j. ShafIer. on Thurs-
day, lug 17;h. The beautiful ritual of
the NJ. f.. Church was read by the Rev.
@. w. Parriou, of Nasonlown, and i'm.
mcdately after the ceremony the happy
couple received the congratulations OF all
present.
The attendants were Miss Alberta Nj.
ShGGer, of Austen, Dr.. T. i. Lsnhsm,
Miss Anna humphrey, Of Ncwburg, and
Mr.. J, NJ. Nugeut, Of tits place.
SHOW coed digestion wait on appetite,
Aud health on both"
After congratulations, au elegant enter
tainmont in the way of refreshments w.s
enjoyed. 1 shall not attempt dc,cription
Of the various viauds and cate. but will
leave that to the fertile Invention of the
female sex, WHO arc decidedly more fas
tdious ep.cUrcs than your ycrdanl scribe.
S'ihcc o. shy they were abundant and de-
.cioUs, which caused tie gupsts 90 enjoy
1t dcvoutly and mmmate over IL profcusd.
ly. How could it be Otherwise? For at
what moment OF cur Cxslanc. are we
! happier than when par,oking Of u fgmp
tuou5 mcaH There our wants arc SAITH fed.
our minds aud bodies iuvigciatcd ane our
selves qualified for the high delights of
love, which is very essential in mat
rimonial allegiance so to speak.
The following is a list OF the guests
present Mr. and Mrs NJ NJ. JcGefys, of
Grafton; Mrs aud Miss Dumphrcy, Of
Newburg Gen, N. +. Sbaffcr, wife and
family, Of Austen: Mrs. Elisha Thomas,
Miss Mollie Monroe Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. If.
Garner, # King ood DR.. T. f. Llu-
ham, Of Newburg Miss Belle, George
and Frank McDefce, of York Run Mr.
and MIS-. a. J. Bonafcld, Dr.. and Mrs.
IL. w. Harr, DR.. a w. Sterling. J. NJ.
Nugent, Miss Mary Gibson, Mrs Allie
LaveIe, Miss Hannah and Alfred Brown,
Of this place
hr. and 5lrs. Gibsons many friends Join
in wishing them plenty Of happiness and
/ prosperity through life.
Dies FAUTU5.
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SrARTzMAN.-At her rcsid, nee in Aurora,
THE county, AuA ust 2ist, Mrs. Fran CO S
: Stutzman, wife Of MIR. Thomas
S,e-tEmau, aged 81 years, month and
IL days.
STONE AT her residence in this place on
Tuesday night last, the 22ud, Mrs
Mary Stone, rpict uf the late John r.
Stone, in the S3rd year OF her age.
Her funeral, which was largely sltcnd-
ed, took place yesterday Crhursday J
morning at 10 O'Clock from the NJ. T.
Church (of which she has been for seventy
years consistenI member) where appro-
pirate services were conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Ashford Hall, assisted by
Rev. j. IL. Thompson.
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CRtNsss:I.HY.
nor az ,he .nm..l. I.onse.

CrAHngRrY, Angus, 49,
As Is customary The hostess Of the Sum,
NIT House every season, among iho many
entertainments, gave q grand hop. On
last Thursday evening, AMI TIC numb =
present, fully one Lunhed. rronoun
ccd IL perfect success, Notwithstanding
/ the Kingwood Orchestra disappointed the
Madam and put ia no appearance. The
| was very uukind The music WIS excel
lent, rendered by Prof. B,nscll and Mr.
/ Buliard Of Wheeling Tie hall was beau
tiiuliy iestooucd during thc day by n G
| ladies' Gid presented the Appearance Of u
beautiful grove decorated with natural
flowers and illuminated with brilliant
chaudlicrs. AZ o o'clock The dancing
commenced and continued uninterrupted
until past II, when The gucsts were lnvi
ted 10 on elegant Icpast served by the gen
cfous prophecies 20 all, after which the
dancing was resumed agaiu and continued
till nearly morning.
The toilets OF toe ladies were oxanisit
in The extreme. TO mention ell would Doe
impossible -
Miss Iticca Holland Of Baltimore,
very graceful lady wore yadgated silk.
On train.
Miss Victoria Hoover, Of Baltimore,
was considered very handsome in white
suE.
Mi Matte stuck, Of Cranberry. d
beautiful blonde, wore light blue jsrio',n
beautifully trimmed.
Miss Jennie Raymond, Of Faumonr.
beautiful brunette, wore colDrcJ ..k. and
looked charming
Miss Fannie Caldwell, Of Wbcc,ino. fpI
Of lIfa and intelligence. wore % vadsratd
t5k.
Mics Bu.mb CIsryyc. Of Baltimore
blonde, wore pure white
Miss SlIiic Farrx, Of Cranberry.
brunette, wore g. l5rcd sIk
Mi-s Annie Hup. Of Whcelne. tbe b,.Is
OF tbc Commercial Centre, was plainly
dressed ln snow white 'aretoa and sash.
EeouHful in form sud features. aud am.a-
lia deposition. al without decent y.r.a
'hc palm Boz bcr and %, d.o1, .g,f..
bors were ms15 tu 5cac.
Mary o.U.r- were bc4uafaI, ut-t.
buf ne con- nor recall their nance.
I.e r..II.ts.a. Mr WorHfrrar. f.
s.arfs 81 su,o.e. aaI nn t..- occasion. OBJ.
tsc.le. Hf.II Ou only u.r.t t..f
tao o..tos g.. IM Wal NuoMA Ap... .
wa. no. pieseDl Is s.uor Is better tbso
s-ass@
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MtHAAo.

GIEssNAN WAGNER AT the residence
OF Mrs. ". Wagner, August Il, hy
Rev +. j. FieCkyBs'iot. George Givss
man aud Sarah NJ. Wsgner.
PuuIPs-CcoL AT the residence 81 MT.
CLARK Shaw, August ., 10y Rev Marcel.
lus kn tie, Eugene Philips and Lovina
Cool.
RuEY-SuAv SIR. AT the residence Of the
brides parents, August II, by Rev. =.
=. Glenn, Cbarl,s B. Riley aud Susan
Nj. Shaver.
GBsoN-MKNBFgR.- AT the residence Ct
Squire Gus. j Shaher, AUGUST "a, by
Rev. u. w Psrriott, John l.. Gibson
ana Sarah = Menefye.
NuSTSEIL-MILLER-- AT The residence Of
Mr.. Joseph Fralcv, August IL, by Rev.
j. w. Hardcsty, Elias Whotsell and Ida
l.. Miller.
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Last week we published the PROCEEDINGS
up TIL TrwsGay morning. We conclude
them below:
The following famed gentlemen were
suuu''ncd and sworn as "a Graud Jury
ior this term, viz:
John S MURDOCH, (roreman) Edgar NJ
Har ley, Charles w, jackson, Enoch Cal
vert, Daniel II. Martin, Z,chrus Feather,
Frank Mckee. Amos Conway, Lloyd l..
Llutz, VIM. +. FoIney, ID. Young Nor
ris, w NJ. Paul, James NJ. Carroll Isaac
L. Sh,lfer, George w. Fairfax. and Peter
Nol n.
Indictments for misdcmcanor were
found against the following named per
sprs, VIZ; +. NJ Dent e casc,), George
w Rohr, Grandson Price, John Riddle,
George j. Lieh, John z. Nuscu,, Z.ch
Gibson, r. - ucy r. gle, G. cascs), Isaac
LILY ID cascs) Mickey ODouncll Cj Gu
sr), sanford Moore, 3hu Burke Frank
M,ncar 3 csscs), Irz .lulh Puhug, C3 ca
su). Ann Dllcy (G casr-) d. a J. Hale
'3 cucJ, John a. Cross lg c.s,), Sml
G.H 90 cts,s)
An indictment for q felony was found
against II. Cupp s,cmplc.
James Whitley (colur,d) was convicted
of breaking into and stealing goods f, m
The store of Dr. Felix EUio,t and scn,cn-
ced 10 three years ia the pcnitentnry.
I'm The baHardy case of Louisa Stcmple
against LDyd l.. MCCrum the Jury dish
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CrANBEEv. Nucus' o.,

"' '''-'s
E'''.I Argus iu abe Register ~ So'-
days -'.o' see letter sued 'H from
'''s r. c'' mn when he SAYS the o"0 Tee
ing eoi.rde"d Icy 'he late hcySer Con
veu'ioo 's rapidly passing away In the
county. In this 'h' Is s'd'y mistaken
Tie should know better from the NANTES
ta,ious st the Dis ret Convention in Gran
berry Lass Saturday when th" Hog" fraud
proceedings we've a''onN''d s"d tNc CNNir.
men vss c'r'p"lcd 90 Inform them that
De iho0gh'h The K.Ysor Convention was
ever M sir as timc passes The feeling
grows more intense aud the people m re-
determined 20 discouptcnoncc fraud ard
corruption. DO not think H"gc can poc-
Silly get one dith az the Dom. cratic vote
OF this county. h people are pcttirg
The facts at The keyser CONVENTION
through the Democratic ropcr' OF the
district ,n'' The Wheeling Il sis'or) and
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Doctors pIsagrnr.

Asa reporter fer he PiUsburg Conn
mercial Gazette sat yesterday afternoon
in q chamber at no. 82 Federal street
Allegheny, listening TO- a terrible tale OF
suffering as 30 icii from the lip- ofc eeu.
Gle little lady, Mrs Milo lnyum frr
daughter OF Capt Hugh MckeI,rv. rf
lhI city, it seemed almost too uutI r.
believe, if tle evidence bad mot I..u
close 900 haud tp fHuUator oven. ,s.t..
Do W0s Hu' auothcr ovidouce of fH. ...
pHtIa ignorance 0la large elias. 1l mao.
uHouDfs ni UgUeiuo who claimed Tor
siE years t.at Dor .oulLIc disease wa.
liyru up Cos die, fouut cured b,-r.rl
icriv. continued 0u Uago % Eco IIi- ID
Li'a, ty Dr liauIau. Ask your drp..
.iHt ,ar o.c,
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Altogether the most pleasant social
event OF the season was the party given
by Mr.. and Mrs Francis Hcermans last
Tuesday night. The youth ind beauty
OF our town, with far representatives
from New York and Baltimore, combined
TO make up an agreeable assemblage Of
charming young ladies md gallant young
gentleman, who were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs IIcermans in their usual mint
able style. In community Of unusual
refinement aud hospitality, none entertain
their friends with more grace and elC-
gance than Mr.. and Mrs. Heermans, and
they have seldom if ever thone TO better
advantage as host and hosters ihan upon
the dHghtful occasion Of their last recep-
tim
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OR,
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Revealing the mysteries OF tho Theatre.
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IE. HARTMAN g. CO.-Please send me
lot Of your books on She ellis Of Life. r
sell q great deal Of your Prruna snd
Manalin. They are very highly spoken of
iu This part Of The country.
h. II. BUgsMAN, r. NJ.
Wcstf0fd, Pa.
Dear Sir: / have taken half dozen
bottles Of your Pefuua ard fud 30 is doing
nc great good. Yours truly
JANIS WYATT.
SteUbcnvillc, Ohio.
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Nervousness.

The moment there is danger Of impair-
mcnt Of 'he mind from excessive norvou.
exhaustion, or where there exists fore.
bodiugs Of evil, a desire for solitude.
stunning and avoiding company, vertigo
and nervous debility, or when insanity
has already taken place, Pcruna and Man
ain should be implicitly relied on. But il
Is never we'll TO wait SO long before treat
ment is commenced. The early symp-
toms are loss Of strength, soflness Of the
muscles, dim or weak sight, peculiar ex-
precision Of the face and eyes coated
tongue, with impaired digestion; or in
others, certain powers only are lost, while
they are otherwise enjoying comparatively
good health. To all these Pefuna and
Manalin should at once be taken.
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Meeting Of the wet virginia Pres
bVggry


bytcry,
The Rev. J. d. Frzgerald was chosen
Moderator ard the Rev. II. @. Bancy
temporary clerk
The Rev. j. f. Curtis of.the Reformed
Episcopal Church was received upon GER
tifcate.
Mr.. David b. Fitzgerald was taken un-
der care Of Prcsbytery as a candidate for
the ministry.
The pastoral relation existing between
the church Of sistersvile and the Rev. j.
y. Reed was dissolved so that Mr.. Reed
might accept the call presented TO him st
the last meeting Of PrcsJytery.
Mr.. Reed accepted said call and Prcsb.
tery proceeded to install him as pastor Of
Fairmont Church.
In this service the Rev j. y Fitzgerald
preached The sermon; Rev. j. y. Dlckcy
presided aud proposed the constitutional
questions; Rev. j. G.. Hammer ID. d. de
hyercd the charge 90 the pastor, and the
Rey. II. G. BlaDey delivered the charge
60 the people.
Prcsbytery adjourned 90 meet iu Har-
risburg, Pa, during The session Of lhc
Synod Of Pennsylvania. Sc.
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DR.. and Mrs. Amos PayHeand daughter,
of Falquicr County, Virginia, the father,
mother and sister Of Mr.. Jno. Barton
Payne, Of this place, have been spending
Few days here with him. They left
yesterday morning to visit friends IT, lay
Tor and Harrircn Counties, after which
they will again return to Ilingwood before
leaving for their Virginia home.
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A party of dozen or so OF ladies aud
gentleman drove over from Cranberry
last Monday, of whom Miss Matte Adair,
of Cranberry, and Miss Victoria Hoover
anG Miss Marion Holland, OF Baltimore,
"a most charming Democratic trio) under
the escort of Mr.. l. z. Martin, of Gran
berry, and our handsome fellow townsmap
Wm. G. Worley. E,q. graced and honorcd
TIE ARGUS ofllce 10y a brief call.
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We have received from Mr.. Samuel De
berry, OF this county. a small whiteoak
twig on which are 80 ull-grown scorns
II this may be taken as an index, the
acorn crop will this year make up very
important supplement to the corn crop.
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After spending months GO watering
places aud consulting ihe bo~t phv..rI
aus Without hcuSGt. returned homo dI4
hcsricned and expected to die. v friend
urged 70 trial OF parkcfs Ginger Tonic.
Three hotties and careful uict have
brought mc CScclicut hcaltn and spirits.
aun I hope my experience may benefit
similar suffers. --Irciuad lady, Sec
ether column.
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From tue official report Of The proceed
ings Of the Democratic Convention of
Portland District, held August 10Th, TO
select delegates TO the County Conver-
ton, We learn that a resolution was adopt
ed recommending James Nj Herndon TO
the voters Of that district for The Office Of
constable. We deem the publication Of
the proceedings otherw ise as unnecessary
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Rev. J. II. Thompson, wife and family,
of Jersey City, n. j., are spending few
weeks of the heated term in our village
His many friends here are delighted to
have him again in our midst.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. n. IL. Bishop, Of Portland,
Jefferson County, Ohio, arc visiting
among friends here. Mr. Bishop was for
merly a citizen OF this county and is a
brother of Hon. Chas VI. Bishop, OF this
place.
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The Kansas CITY Times reports that ITS
book keeper suffered very severely, and
for long time, with rheumatism lie
tried st. Jacobs OIL aud was cured by one
bottle of il.
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The Pleasant Hill charge of the L. 3.
Church will hold their second quarterly
meeting for the conference year at the
Casicol Scbool-bouse, Sept. 10Th and l7th.
/. j.. Weekly is expected TO be with as
M person. Come one, couc all.
DANIEL TIrcHRNEIL.
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Marriage Ltccnsc> Granted.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by County Clerk Martin since on
last report;
Elias Whetsell and Ida l.. Miller
John L.. Gibson and Sarah T. Monef,c.
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NOTICE TO- FARMERS.
EvANsvI1Ln WootRN FACTORY, ;
ENsAE.VltTR w Va March ri ,

FNAEsVLLW, w. Va March 81
Take notice, FarmcrH and the Pubic,
that we have purchased aud placed In our
fsctu,, new and improved MACHINERY.
therefore, we arc able 10 compete With
any factory In the States IN making
wooden g0odA We give the
Highest Market Price 10, Wool,
aud sell goods very low We DO manu-
featuring - very low rates
Farmers give ua q call
mi3lf j. ROW MAN 81 SON,
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a masquerade ball was given at the
Summit House, Cranberry, Wednesday
night. Several of our young gents w,ie
over, and say they had an elegant tin e,
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Just Received, 10y ShafIer aud Bona-
field, one ear load Pho, phate and one car
load Bcue Dust-at lowest prices.
Aug 254t
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We sre glad 10 learn that Rev. F G. w.
Ford, of Brandouville, is recovering fro m
his recent serious illness.
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Prof. Boneell, Of Cranberry, and Dr..
BrYte, OF Bruceton, were registered at
the Exchange Hotel for several days this
NNnDk
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No Social saturday night.

Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Parks give card
Tecep tiOn this evening.
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p. j. Croga2, ESQ, has been appointed
by Judge Ice commissioner OF the
Circuit Court.
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TOIIN a. PETERS,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,

Nv "
Keeps ou baud Guo assortment of
Gcuucmou's Goods aud rrinmng.:
Also full limo OF Samples front Pdll-
delphiu 10 hn 3oiectcd from Tor suits.
GOOD Ut aul reasonable char.cs
for work guaranteed. Also
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The Tunuelton Campmceuug CONNER
oed yesterday. Sunday viii DC The great
day there
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3. 6 O. R. r. TIME TABLE.

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