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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-04-28

probably much irritated at my sudden
intrusion upon him. | never wish to
have such another battle, for although
should not be afraid of the result, still
the thoughts which come upon us after
wards are not pleasant. Man has an
instructive horror of serpents, and when
| dreamed. for many night afterwards,
it was usually about snake, or some
ether horrid reptile. which had hold Of
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-04-28

An Edinburgh medical journal pro-
nounces badness contagious. This will
furnish another excuse for the young
men to stay away from church. Detroit
Free Press
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-04-28

The New Orleans Pcayune says
that the history of journalism has al
ways shown thar it is impossible for an
administration or any other organ to be
q good newspaper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-18

A delightful hop, complimentary to Mis-
Katie Easter, Of Chicago, and MI. and Mts.
Walter Haskins, Of Cincinnati, O., who
are the guests OF Mr.. l. Woodmansee,s
family, was given ut Ffanzhsim's Hall
last night, Tho evening was warm
for dancing and this was the only drawback II
the evenings enjoyment. The heat Of the
hall, however, was pleasantly tempered by q
bre, 70 from the river. Mayer played Tor the
dancers and his music was unusually good.
Reirsshments were provided at mid;
night, Among those who participated
were no,icedi Misses Mary Trimble,
Of Coyipgton, Mollie Ball, Jimmie Jaues,
Stella, Minnie and Annie Haus, Mamie
Russell, Lizzie Hunter, Lizzie Jones, Maggie
Grub, Julia Bedilion, Lille Porter, Bis
Wilson, Annie odbsrt, and Messrs: All. Davis,
Lloyd Janet, Ed. Faloure, Steve Rice, Peter
Boslsy, Jr., Robert Irwin, George Tyler, % q
FranSaeim. Harry stallmsn, Harry odbsrt,
George Sterling, James Geisey, Ulysses and ant,
Ed. Carlin, Lou Franz elm, Joe; Frank and
Sam Woodusnsee, E. Ball aud John Butter
fieid
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-18
RIVER nETs.
Steamboat squibs and Miaceilnneous
LeSee Gossip.

steamboat squibs and Miaceilnneous
LeHee Gossip.
The river fell another inch yesterday, the
marks last evening indicatiuga depth OF
feet inches.
The Diurnal did not arrive unril 0:30A. NJ,
having been detained by the fog
Thundsy night, which was very thick, in ad'
dition to the low water.
The steubenville packet Abuer O'Neal,
the ClaFington packet Telegram aud the
make their daily trips.
Attention Is called to the advertisement oil
| the steamer Little Anna, which will make o
round trip TO Moundsville to-day for the
accommodation Of those desiring 10 attend
camp meeting.
The Gayoso, the new boat being built by
Sweeney 4 Son, for The Memphis and Dyers-
burg cotton trade, will probably be tried to-
dsy She will leave next week. Capt. Hall her
owaer, Is very much pleased With the ~o'k.
The steamer G. W. Anderson will leave at
8 o'clock this afternoon, prompt, for CinciE-
natl, in place Of the the 81, Lawrence. The
Anderson is splendid low water packet a. d
has recently been fitted ub aud put In good
condition and Is ably oihcered. Shippers
should be on hand early
GEEKNsBoRA, Pa, August l7.-Rtver feet
and falling; weather clear.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, August IL River 8
feet and stationary weather clea'i lhsrmem'
e:er a0S.
MoRoAxrows, W. Va, August l7.-Riyer
inches aud stationary; weather clear; ther'
mometer 7S'
CA1so, August II. Arrived: Henry De.
bus, st. Louis. DEPARTED: Henry Dsbus
Qiio river. Liver 10 feet Sinches and fall
inRi clear.
LOUISVILLE, August l7.-Rlyer falling with
falls. Is arrivals or departures. Weather
clear and pleasant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-18
PETTY CRIMINALITIES.
THREE CASES OF ALLEGED GAINES
A Boz. Skull Fractured By stone rAroua By :
YOuur MAa-JOass. Bs.tlAlitJ sad It's Light
PuuI.Ament-A IsunE MOnaa Accused
Ofstssllur Money from sSsIEhbOr.

Las. evening boy OF I or s years OF age, a
son OF William Dowles, OF the Eighth ward,
was struck on the back OF the head, near the
base OF the skull, by stone thrown BY q
young man named Billy Humes, and his
skull was fractured. Humes was intoxicated,
and several young men were teasing him,
when he got mad, and commenced throwing
.toues at his tormentors. The child was sit
ting with q playmate at his fathers door
when one OF tue rocks flaw wide OF its marx
and stuck him stunning blow. Dr.. J. d.
Reed was summoned, and attended TO the
boys injuries. He did not regard the wound
as dangerous, although It Is painful In the
extreme. The boy showed none OF the symp'
toms OF CONCLUSION or other injury to the
brain, and Is probably not grayely injured.
When Humes found what he had done ne
was alarmed, and fled to the hills back Of the
L ghth ward. Officers Combs and Kennedy
pursued him, however, and oyertaking him.
arrested him and brought him back 70 town
and he was locked up 10 the Eighth ward
lock up to await hearing In police cour'
| this morning.
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KS. P. 4 8. C. ilnts.. .lllS
VI o, 7. bonds, tlBts...ll Y
GIU. r. Land Grants. =. i09L
y. i. sinking iund...ll7
Tex. Phc. land Gr'ts.. So
do Rio Grand div... 7sk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-18
PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Reference to various
People.

News and Gossip I'm Reference 70 various
People.
Miss Belle Potts, OF Powhatan, was In tho
city yesterday.
John H. Roemsr, of Darlington, O., return
ed home yesterday.
Miss Mary Trimble. OF Coyipgton, Is the
guest Of Mira. James Hepburn, oil the south
Side.
Keaton Loomis, OF Marietta, who has been
visiting friends In the city, left for home yes
terdsy.
MI. Sam Hazlett has returned from AS
bury Park, where he has been for the past
ten days.
Col. Jake Kemple lectures at Caldwell,
Private Dalzsli's home, September "What
pair to draw to"
p. B. Dobbins, Secretary Of the American
Insurance Company, left on short visit 10
relatives In Jackson county, VIVA.
Mr.. Will schwsrtieger, who has been on
an Eastern business aud pleasure trip for the
past two weeks, returned home yesterday.
Miss En- ma Opperman, Of Wheeling, who
has been visiting her sister-in-iaw, Mrs ELLA
Opperman, returned home to.dsy.-Bc'latre
Tribune.
"Wm. P. Wiley, Esq" says the Preston
County Journal, resigned the editorship Of
the wheeling Register, August s, and has ac'
eepted The chair in the Faculty OF the Uni
Tersily to which he was lately elected"
Among those who will patronizs the
Linslv Institute which reopens September .,
are Tie following Brooke county gentlemen
DR.. ], M. Cooper, J. O. Palmer. J. K Windsor,
Gen. I. II. Duyal, Mr.. Wells, OF Beech Bot
tom. at
Messrs. Will Mccoy, George Leighton and
T. Il, HoEs, OF the Wheeling wheelnen's
club, leave to- day on the train for Cleveland,
where they will remain over Sunday, and
then stAtt for home on their bicycles. They
will take things easy and be gone week.
They have not decided what route TO take
coming home.
The Morgantown Post says: Captain John
Mcclure and wife, OF Wheeling, arrived 10
town last week by the overland route via
Washington and Waynesburg, and on Mon
dsy following, In company, with Il. .. isT "
and wife, the party started Tor o4klana, r.
hack country Look ont for snake and
painter stories when the Captain returns"
A nr;yate letter received from one Of the
Wheeling Knights Templar en.ronte 70 me
Triennia1 Conclaye at San Francisco, writes
IS lust about Starting for Salt Lake City, and
expect 10 reach San Francisco on The 18Th.
The trip has been delightful and well repays
one for the time and expense. Wehayea al been
n Manltou and the Garden Of the Gods, but
| Il & impossible for me TO give . description
Of Inc wonderful beauties OF both In the short
time that l have 10 write. We assembled
pixies Peak to-day and II was hard trip.
Tom parrah made the best time on record,
relurning from the summit-l2 miles In two
hour and flfieen minutes Weare on the 90
oil the time"
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..,,,,, M an, m Contraetora,

Messr.. Frssler & Kane, contractors for
supplying cross ties for the first division Of
the Ohio River railroad, who had their head
quarters Of Moundsyille, have made an aS'
Segment for the bentht OF their eredstora
me total liabilities are about s. 200. The
assets consist Of about 500 worth Of grocer
ies, 90 o Ties, In the woods ready for deliv'
ery, and several contracts for timber, which
are aid TO be Of some YalIe, as they were OBJ
tanned at very reasonable rates. The prlnei.
pal creditors are MessrS; CAntrell q Wilmoth,
81 Petersburg, general contractors for sup.
nlying lies .or the eutire road, who
Fad advanced $3.50 on ties to be
delivered; Thomas Dorsey, who Is eudoFser
for the firm to the amount Of 1900, and n.
Reilly, Of this city. W. Il. Dorsey 70 made
assignse, Az to the causes which led to the
failure the IsTELtIGEtEER representative
they are not authentic think sproper to with
hhld than.
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nenih of nlr.s. 9. WiIson.

The Albuquerque, N. NJ, Journal Of
AnSnst ii, contains the following additional
particulars OF the death Of MI. y. U. Wilson,
formerly OF this city:
The painful duty 10 assigned Us o. fecotu !
Ing the sudden and unexpected death, a.
O'clock Isst night, OF one OF the most esii'
mahls votlpg men that graced the bnSineS:
and social circles Of Albuquerque-SGmpel
d Wilson, He was attacked with malatial
fever three weeks ago, the symptoms SHOW
inp strongly during recent UP 70 the
mnnntainL He was confined 10 his bed pul
tan DAYS, and few days ago gave signs OF re-
coysrv Thursdsy night he was sub eeted "a
n snasn, caused BY the clottipg OF blood at the
BASE Of The brain and became deliriona. Inc
deceased was 90 years OF age. HIS hrothefsr
WH. P, and A. B. Wilson, have the ym'
pathy OF the entire community IN their pe'
.Feayemene A sad circumstances that their
father, now 70 years Of, age, 10 partially
paral wed and will hard y bear up under the
ssd Intelligence Of bis Bon's death.
8. o, Wilson came 10 Albuquerque from
Wheeling, w. Va, about eighteen months
, ago. He had been member OF the firm OF
VoSa q Co., OF this city, and was secretary
and treasurer OF the Albuquerque Foundry
and Machine Company. II Is sad 70 see q
Voung man Of high buEinesS aud social quail
lies and brilliant prospects cut down In ths
prime OF life. HeleageS living epitaph 70
his memory in the hearts oil all Who knew
him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-18

The general interest taken in the State Fair
In other parts Of the State 10 shown oy the
enburg, which says that "lhe yearly increase
in effectiveness Of the displays Of Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Poultry, Farm Imple;,
ments, Farm products, growing ornamental
plants, Fine Arts Industries and Inventions.
not only OF West Virginia but Of the States OF
Ohio aud Pennsylvania, with the enterprising
methods OF the management, have raised the
West Virginia Exposition from local affair
to Fair for the Ohio Valley. The general
arrangement Of the grounds and buildings
will be inviting to Wis tors, who will aid by
their presence an institution that Is awaken.
ing deep interest smong the people, and
will do more towards the real progress OF as=
ricultute and mechanic arts than could pos.
nbly be dode through any other agency"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-18
THE JONls CASE.
Damaging Evidence Against the Ae
eused.

Damaging Evidence Against the Ae'
cused.
The case Of +. L. X. Jones, accused OF
making immoral propositions to two little
girls, was heard in Police Court yesterday
morning, where Jones was arraigued on u
charge Of disorderly conduct. The two girls,
rllie Peppers aud Mary Lewis, told their
stories, though the latter, who Is but years
old. broke down and cried several times, and
was finally excused by the judge. The older
girl, who Is IL, said that Joues had psrsecut.
ed her for several days, making remarks and
propositions OF an infamous character. de
had III d TO hire her 10 go up the bill, to 20
| 10 the river bank, and 10 go skif riding.
Milt Parker said he had seen the girls and
Jones In the Centre market, and afterwards
at V0eeler's tannery. A gentleman heard
some OF their conversation and said that the
man ought 10 be watched. Parker himself
had hsard Jones say he would give them s.,
and afterwards heard one OF the girls say To
the other, "He will give us s. II we will 90
over the river bank with him."
Denis I0'Keeie, Esq, appeared Tor Jones.
Judge Jensrs announced that ne would noe
Joues $50 and costs, $27 or $2s In all, the ex'
IRENE penalty allowed by law, and he was
sorry he was not authorized 70 intiicta heay.
Ter penalty. Jones rem.ined In custody all
day, being unable to pay his tine, but last
evening q number OF his acquaintance,
moved to pity by the evident distress OF h's
wife, raised the niece sary sum and had him
released.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-18
chnrIs.lon Corporntlons.

Certificates OF incorporation were yeste.'
day issued from The Secretary 81 s'a %Ss
Paint Greek Colliery, Of Charleston, formed
for the purpose OF carrying on general coal
mining and coal dealing business. The cap
iial stock Is $500 The shares are sos each,
and are held by ]. w. Brown, Baltimore; J.
II. Dooley, Richmond, Va; II. Edwards
Coalburyi W. A. Qaarrler and W. 8. Ed
wards, Charleston, four shares each.
The Demand Ice Company, OF Charleston,
Kanawha county, for the manufacture OF ice
by machinery, and In connection Herewith
TO carry on q merchandising business. The
capitals 5000, divided into shares Of 500
each, OF which ". H. Slack, Washington.
D. O., holds 80 shares; 8. A. staunton, Of
Charleston, s shares, and n. Smith and u.
B. knight one share each.
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Hon. E @. Crucraft, T. 8. Riley and num-
Der OF others whose names cannot TOW be RS
rrtrEERs, 81 ,rlEnISG.
Railroad Matters, awe strikes Hnd eth.
er Things at ReIlnIFe.

Railroad Matters, EWO strikes hhu Sth.
er Things at Rellnire.
s. A. Fletcher, row Of Cumberland, Md,
was in town yesterday.
@. G. Crafty has been selling out the goods
OF J. +. yogel's store OF the foot OF Rose HUI,
The Bohemian coal miners employed atW.
G. HarnArd's coal nlnes struck for an advance
In wages, yesterday.
The painters OF the B. & D. bridge have
reached the tirst river sp4n, painting all the
iron work red aud blue.
A number Of painters employed by John
Coulson struck yesterday on account OF the
kind OF work given them.
W. N. Meek is back from his visit to Phil
a5slphia as delegate to the meeting OF the
Amalg mated Association.
louis Winkler, the wsIl.known glass en-
graysr, who has been working at the 4Etn1
here, di d ThuHdSy night. His funeral will
take place this forenoon from st. Johns
Church, With High Mas.
There will be an interesting ssries OF exer.
ciseB at the Indian Run camp meeting to-
morrow, and this, together with the Bnrrs
Mills camp meeting. will take large proper
ton OF Bellaire people ont oil town.
The Turner's will be represented in force
here BY tomorrow evening, coming 10 the
gathering OF all tho societies OF the three
States about. II will be much larger
gathering than that OF the Drnids earlier 10
the summer.
In the Third ward an extra degree Is to be
taken by those seeking the Republican nom
nations. W. Fl. Little and @. L. Shuttle
worth have been chosen as delegates to the
County Convention by q caucus, Thus THU
caucus selects men TO be chosen by the prim
aries as delegates to the Convention which
dominates the candidates TO be voted for al
the October election.
It 10 now probable that there will soon b
two lines IT railroad on the Ohio side OF tbt
river all the way from Bridgeport to Wsgse
The B. & o. company will commence tract
to connect with the c., /. d. W. at Yves
Wheeling as soon as the right OF way eau b.
arranged, and while only q small force I
now working at the Ohio Valley, the wori
will be pushed as soon as the material for TIT
creek bridge arrives.
A PROMINENT 0R,IoCRAr OF THE CONVENTION
The Tribune says: Some one ASKED Squire
Cfiswell yesterday why 10 was not at the
Democratic convention. The Squire in
Quired where there was any Democratic con
vention, and was answered, "0var at the City
Hall" "Aiut you mistaken" Why there
Is no Democratic convention over there,
Hunt, Cbarlesworth, Kennon and ClGrs
Anck aud Ross Alexander, assisted by Dr.
Cook and few others are holding county
seat meeting, and making arrangements tc
build Court House ut St Clairsville. Golly,
that's no Democratic convention"
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atre gntelEigeueer.
0aiee !: nos. 10 and "a Fourteenth stree
New Advertisements.

Wanted-Situation as Bookkeeper.
Wanted-Dry Goods Salesman.
Penn MutuaI Life Insurance Co.
Wanted-A Lady.
Ice Cream PArlors-Thos. F. Heyman.
For MoundsyilIe Camp Meeting-steamer
A Goua n Camp Meesins-stssmsr
Prince. 4.t
Ho, for the Boat Race-steamer Prince.
u. A, Weber-Ttacher OF Piano and Organ.
Home Made BreAd-D. J. Mckee.
Chapter 2-Hop Bitters-Thirdp page.
ReffIgerators-Nesbitt d Bro.
DR.. John Il. smiLh-Third page.
Carpet and Curtain Emporium.
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PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation of
life, it circulates through every part
Of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
If disease has entered the system
the OHir sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood to its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head,
ache, and are otherwise injurious,
BRowN's IRON BlTTERs will thor,
oughIy and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen.
ing It, and thus drive disease from
any part Of the system, and it will
not blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi-
lively not injurious.
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ACCUSED OF ROBBERY.
A Young Woman of North wheeling In
a Had BOx.

Yesterday Jacob Hinton, Of North Wheel
ing, made affidavit before squire Petsrman
that Louisa Klee, q young married woman
and neighbor OF Hinton's, had stolen SIS 80
from him. Hessys the money was kept In
the house, and yesterday he missed Il. He
believes Mrs. Kiee stole it, and thinks ne can
move 1t. She was arrested by Constable
Love, aud the preliminary hearing was set
for o'clock this afternoon.
At 10 o'clock this forenoon Squire Peter
man will hold the preliminary examination
In the case OF young Poulston, charged by MS
father with having kidnapped his little half
brother, aged 0, from near Board Tree TUE
pel, Pouiston says he was only taking the
how to the residence OF married sister, who
lives at West Liberty, this county.
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Among the ao.ablss who hopo'sd The vii,
BIshop Andrews, Of the N. B. church, who
win remain until after Sunday next, Hon.
Wsitman T. Wiley, Rev. +. 8. DsHAss,
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Fify pieaea Of American, English aud
French b ack and colored caShmefeS, cheaI
FOR cash, from l2I{ cents to 81 90 o yard
good carpet OF IS cents wall pnpers at
eents. and other "ds In proportions, only
ior casN, Please call and examine our stock
and prices at Nos 2Ols and 2o2l Main street,
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The Daily MARI ety. he Features OF Il
stock and Provision Exchanges.

asoSk ana rfOvist0u Exchanges.
There was liftless market In breadstutls yester
day, wheat berg lower aud corn inactive. ln the
stock market ,herswer no features worthy Of otC
governments maintained their strength, ard Il
was considerable buying on foreign account, and
sn adpAnee In ihe market was caused by the Gov
eripg OF shorts" Money remains at about The
same quotations rs yesterday, 2IhSas per cent MGR
camille paper commands 61Sa6x per cent.
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The B. & o. railroad will run trains to
Moundsyille 90 Sunday, August lesh, leay'
ing Wheeling at 100 \. Y. ana 4:Sg 7 NJ,
Moundsyille al $50 and e.SoP.M
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II you want bargain In low cut shoe,
latest style, come and inspect my stock beioTl
purchasing. Iguarantee brices and styles
II milf L. v. pLnYp.
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On Sunday, August 10, 1898, the B. 4 O.
will run o special train, leaving Wheeling at
1855 a. N, city time, arriving OF Bnrr's Mills
wheeling at 500 N. Round trip $L00.
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BULK OYSTERS.

Will now be receiving daily my famous
Ellis star Brand Oysters In bulk. TrJ
them. W. D. McULUSkEY,
Oyster Depot 50 Twelfth Street.
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STATE MATTERS.
Accidents and Ineldenis In all Parts Of
the Local Field.

the Local Field.
A G. A. r. Post will be organized at New
Cum erland by General Duval next Tuesday
evening.
A boy named Reos was freed In the noun
tains by five wolves, not long since, within
Eve miles Of Unlontown, Pa.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster has been engaged to
lecture at Parkersburg AuguSt 90. Temper
ance will be the subjsct, Of course.
The Council Of New Cumberland has passed
an ordinance prohibiting the playing OF
croquet on the streets. What's the matter
wito the back yards?
The residence OF Robert Birney, on Muck
iEgum street, Cadiz wss damaged by fire
Thursday afternoon to the extent OF $500. 1t
was Insured In the E;na.
Thest. Clairsyille G0:eite says: The Wheel
Ing Valley Goal Company property was sold
on Tuesday, by +. N. Eaton, Receiver, for
50, 100 10 Edward Herbert.
A few nights since William Stewart, a
guest Of Capt. Stewards, OF Hancock county,
attempted to 60 down stairs. He walked out
the wrong way and fell quite distance, dig
locating his shoulder. He was 81 years old,
and has since died.
Thursday night about s O'Clock Mrs. VIM.
Greer smashed the plate glass windows OF the
saloon OF ]. a. Holland, on Main street
Cadiz, with an axe aud demolished bottled
beer, wine, ale, &C.. by the wholesale. She
claims that Holland sold her husband liquor
when drunk, and after being warned by hel
not 10 do so. She has not bsen arrested, nor
Is she likely 10 be, as the majority are said tc
be on her side.
This week patents have been granted {
West Virginia inventors as follows: To w
W. Ashby, Of Boremsn, for pothto.planter
J. johnson, of Briscoe Run, for portable
fence; g. N. McCarty, OF Romney, for a cal
Ginning compound; 8. Snyder, OF Soy
der's Mills, for d cutting apparatus for har
yesters; D. E. Stewart, OF Guyendotte, 10
pipe.tongs; W. Washington, Of Huntington
for acorn.huskinR machine.
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RIP Lawson, presiding elder Of this dis.
trlct, will be on the camp grounds at Point
Mills, as well as Mr.. jenkins, OF Pittsburgh,
next Sunday.