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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-01

qs5seNssc September; 267ss27c oatOOer; $3.50
- year.
PoTk-Fsirly active; opened at lOol5o under
cl, sing Saturday declined 7k@lOc, rallied 59i0s
recsstd sgsin L. inside RAJ ge and cl sed s,e4dy.
-alek ranged az si3 6Sal2 20 July I'D August;
SIS SD ais 97l4 September; sl5 9l54@407z Octo-
tei; 81 656sl2 20 year.
Lard FAIR IL quiry, but declined 10 also on
whole raj ee SAFES ranged at S. ,e5S a. July aad
August. s. 9adS 90 September; S % a. october;
IS s. as 521S November 81 S5aS 40 year.
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NEW YORK July SG-Dry Goods -General ma
ser quiet than Cfhe Vie though fpr -eas IN
nhle ceialtiss cuihg II al pointed TAB tos
"a giI ghhms GYeE goods t-s 81 Hgs ana lsfle
mi - iaBre's brpwn ard BILE hed ~hi'ungs
~ medium 10 better grades. skiris. x itnckr
ia ssl ctr~el ans have had wi te attention.
iolloHs by mary moderate - 4 etioHs. e. 4 bus
H. Css IsGcbeo bur 100 &c e~at a.ligi prevailed.
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CINCINNATI. J1iy 30 -Whisky-s esfy a. s. %
CHICAGO. JAY S0.-whisky Steady ard un-
changed
1T LADELPHIA. July 30 wniskg-Dau Al
g 19
J, UIsvILLE. July 30 wbisky-s esdY aad
uuChankeS al az 81 r.
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We have nece such H-relitorn5nts as enable uB
10 Ter As Trs uiuEn go or. bers the sent-
ri tfe u - and lnrr- -7E history OF fncf-
ala vi ich has ever hfcH Hnglen. The book Is
printed On ihc 6npst whi-e na Z paper eleEanily
ccU1 q IL tln+h, fTo 'sIfaf' 30 pages, being
r full ssd s1theT rir civi r political history OF
he Stale fInm il fin CEpi0ratiOa down % 1879,
il ClUding rcCtnrf 90 tae Commercial. Agri-
cultural ard Edusatir' % zro~sh of fn1isua with
historical anc de>i ia ve Eset,snes Of me cities
owns aId VILLAGE En- facing interesting nara
ives q ritue ] g. fncefaeT Nith biographical
ekefCbes aTd Tortrllfs 20 Lf.- rrsE-tne1t uel OF
ths Tast ~ pfe eIt- a-- tisr0rv o. each County
separately
De vii tCrd tne 80 ~ rfr desirable prize the
retsl price 81 Witch p So f-f z oost 10 any per
son seudlI & us club g g. 't- the
We Ills sentinel -1fG .................rio 90
Or lOT Club 90 f. tar sunday Sentinel.
y II 81 a. g tSclf-..-. ...-.. -..... ID 90
Or a Cluh 6 EeeElirs s. 50 each a,ld
SUI de- 81 g escn. .....-- ......--.-... 10 20
or fer new suiscrih.r for DsH. By ,alll.-. 10 0c
J his oposel g. sfm strictly cash basis and
the slOiS paid Address
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Old Bob gross quite ''OrthodOxn An ex-
eHsl ~1su:
Cb'Del lng' rsoil avo.d' stating bis belief as u
.tt cXs etce oi a God. 20 said taa he ses C m.
no tfs tb- ides int tu%Te j. - harsh. 81 thirsty
no W. ffnl deity. who dslfgntef "a ~ Dafn~
re qHi.i ion s. derives genuine enjoym
~ tHr tures the VI Rcd IA the sge Uf are
known a. hell "
tr. Il. V 'it-fces TO d-n Medical D s.
eov y citre every kind hume from III
nin' n pimple or eruption to the worst
.crsfula
-Four 10 six bottles cure sa t-rheum or
tet er.
ore to five bottles cure the worst kind OF
N Viss on the fsce
iwo 10 foDr bottles clear thu system OF
OH ca bunctys. ard ores
Five 10 eight bottles cure corrupt or run-
ulcers and re worst scrofula.
p dr. < sDd ia half q, zsn and dOzs %
iots 81 gn az discount
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CHICAGO. J,n5 ~ Rssulsr whe4t-Irregulas
~ OIL 10 pdersiel, &c W.; esrly sales msde At
ss@ic under closing II saturday. bat closed
sbsde frrner. Sales rasg, 81 - al ~ July:
u u9l@l ooi< August: Is al Os5s September;
81 04L@i o5 October 81 esl54i o64 November;
81 G. = year. sprins sI'uoal ~. winter. 81 VI.
CCm--Light v lums of business aud easier.
Sales ragged 81 slssssl1zc July; 5lzgi J6s
August; 5us4msf56. s-,.s-mber: 50959lss October;
s55t@45tsc lesr; 45Lc Nay.
Osif-in fair emsin bni easier; opened 81
sc "a DR. %avs ciosi e. 81 : x az LAYER.
Sales ranged at 2oHesoc July 2sH9s711e August
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K.KoMo In l. 2S faos A % I'm
~ sussffd ias. eve i,p ne r.si - c. :.
edge liI sosy, his father in-'-s. =. ri
turn from ibe funeral OF his four year old
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LONDON. July 30.--New IS. extended ~: "a.
l22 Railway STOCKS Illinois Ceatral, S54; reIn-
s,iv n.a Sntia4, pa New \ TX CenLla., I9>s
kt ding. ..
PARIS, Iuly OR ntes. 29i c.
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william Hasoy. wno a. ! rhed recently At
Ba lai l. htlci ECd ia Eaiss '.Iuufy ii,sou =.
= e.. the - ~ ~ -rv 4 - e Sta G
or logging rcle on merchant OF Mutton.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-08-01

L0HDoR, Jus % An expulsion occurred
IL n in- a. Cate nisetta. Sicily. rhirty-fye
a.iTt II out of seventy we're ID.
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We hsve but Ht,le uta z 10 note In the general
mercantile markets. business run,g ~-atg Dry
toods are a., aay, sud the demRud m0def3le.
Foreign fruit T. ,od request w4terrn 70 are
In good demand and r. Il higher. Bate quiet
ana in good supply II me-SIbYn tomatoes sre
plentiful, and the market steady.
GRAIN.
Whest-A paleness has spread over the hitherto
rudy face q the local markets which juld 10
dieaie sickness and weas feeling. Buyers have
dropped their bids about o. ard sellers are Offer
Ing stock al 154e less then Saturday. Arrivals
time liberal aud are dsiis grading better. VERY
little damp wheat comiag iato market shriselet
grsins AID poor thrsshiug giving most rrOuoIs.
The continued good serviee'' II the Western
Union Is demonstrated by the total sbseuce OF
Eastern markets up 70 1890 O'Clock. Chicago is
&c n for whs at from Saturdays close.
Corn-In veIy steady p'siIion, with good de-
mand for all grades, bu caoice article is scarce.
Sales of M. we're made call at i7[z track an
very fair Offed Is we're ~ ale OF off trades. Arri-
walls rather light. aud local demand takiag the
largest half. Markets elsewhsse are a shade
lower
osts-L wer and very dun for cash offerings.
Futures are active. especially AK t-f: - q It
-t OF 80 hat ~ y G aid the m 'n'h - * g.
The pr sent crop viii be large and OF Ot quality
ElaGr Qr~ ~"
Flour Patent. &c co &c p: fancy. g. p a. So:
.hOiCe s. 0iteb family. 81 40 a. %. treOts
US, s. 1864 80. double extra. g. 99S 10 extra
2 g. IS: snoerfoe, q SjS2 70; dne, 81 1894 81;
faus.frg q o..
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WEEKLY Liv 81 tx REPORT.
REPORTED by Fort & JOun-oi. General Commits
sion Salrsme of Live STOCK.

sion Salrsme of Live stock
USIoS STOCK YARDS. July 81, 1852.
CaItle-sinee our last report the receipts
have beau rather light especially on butcher
grades. and the market hss been strong fer some
days, but not Quotsbly higher. Noshipping SItle
on the market to-day. Eastern advices are stro Ig
on the better grades and OF on the common. We
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MONTGOMERY Blair.

Death OF the Wen s.....Sga Politician.
W HINGr1E, jail 2T-H9u NJ lutgOnery
b died ~ bis residence at Silver Spring..
near bis city, thls ~ -"i
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Hogs-Receipts l6 453 head; shipments, 10 962
head. Tn cast week has shown strong market
Prices sdvsnc, from day 70 dag until Saturday.
when the highest prices for some tune e
reached, sales ranging from &C. 20 S. 50. Ye ay
prices showed weakness. which finally developed
into good fized panic. To-day, with about SO
cars on hsnd, the panic still continues. Sales
early Of few at &c 10 to Sc for light and IS rs
TO IS so for medium and heavy. Later packers
csne on the market aud bought freely at IS TO &C.
Closing weak; some unsold. We quote:
MeoluIn ahu heaFy-.-...... ~ 90 -
- % uttl1 "
Mixed ....... -. .... ) 50G5 gS
Sheep-Since our last report the offerings have
been light ana the market higher on the better
grades OF fat heavy sheep. Have had sales OF ,ne
heavy grades at 81 S. Good tat lam IS in good de-
e End shade higher. Wequote:
Goo 10 choice. l % lbs d 40 up ward. car
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CHICAe0 eRAIN REVIRN

Rye-ko. 2urmiEal. nothing dOl1g.
Il ste ady ell 81 4; no sellers
Hsy-Fiime tim ,th- DUH: $40 bid; none Of
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HkisCIu AND rassggCIil


Under light borrOsing demand money is accu-
mulating in our banks. ana rates remain nDmi-
DsIly unchanged at las per cent Exchange be
tween banks remsins steady a. 50 e@nts p-euiu n.
New Yors Financial Market.
aEw YoRk July 30 Soass-Easy at <92 per
cent, closing at rs per cent.
Prime Mercantile Payer 5I<ez6 per cent
Government bonds a fraction lower for So
and 4hs. Railway bonds are firm State Securi-
ties dull. More doing IN stocks to-day aud the
market exhibited rsngth in early dealing.
The spDouncs ment hat mRnv striking telegraph
operstors had returned g. work in lesdilg cities
had a favorable fl Ct on speculation. Western
Union moved up IIom SO1% to sl14. Adva 'ee in
other active shares was more marked, ranging
from ~ to 21k rcen latter g. Paul aud 0m aha.
Improvement general 1 the sfteraoo he
market was les &C i've. and reaction OF II Is
per cent. took place. AID. as mPared with Sa'ur-
days elOtinR prices. a n per cent htshsr,
except for Denver Kansas aud Texas, snd North.
PeciGe. which are fracti ;nsly lower. In
spscialtes Pullman Pslace rose IS per cea.. -
-; Richmond and Danville I 10 60. and West
Point TO 80. Oregon and Trl;lsc DItInsItaI d
cliued q per cent. to 7657 Manitoba after al
ventfI hon 1852 70 1il,, fell q 70 1922 New
(ehu.l a. New Jeisey tfAl 4 ut Il 5
stttk L. 2 per cen tor ctrryiEg
,nsa, were lS8 U9t .4.a- to-wit: Lvki-
Watl d. - w. Deliver 5,uOu. Lave more ~ W.
Lou sFiils a q Ma hvili-, 5 Oh. Ms, n PtCif
800. Nv NUIh Ctt. tral, on. R~gdtng l0,mJl:
-, Paul 1909. Uhsun Pacific SutO; Western
unlon 6tN 81 Paul, Minneapolis and mi sJbi,
ct. o. y g "A So. "a y. NA)fSh
Pnitr's. 5lIO. -r'hern PacInc Pr ferrei $3.50;
al sda Patlap Ut0.
NiIink S',css-Fairiy active; large lsi1ess
cen e IL X binsou Coas lidated a 7399i cear
81, 81 81; Navajo solo a. SIC; SieHa Graude,
81 q q GEMS: StlrmOnE 81; Sbuort aJhsO Id1tsd,
2S 10 &c Sales for the dav. 1904 shares
PiIt LIZ CPTiitcates-Dul. AID irrcsulr; IO7 TO
/ 576 10 ltTI closing on call at l07
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soTB-The purchasing prfoe Tor Severn nsrt
COZ oH 81 InciSnepoEs varies from TIE Sew YORK.
q etRSoIs = Al per cent
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Nswburs News.

Thomas Cssssdy. track walker on th,
=. n q. r. n al this place. vas struck By
= western bound train on Friday aud 10
stanuT killed. His remsiss were inferred
In ,he Catholic cemetery on Sunday. Hid
remains were followed 10 their last restiu 4
place by a large procession OF friends and
neighbours by whom he was highly res
psctsd. WIN. Frazier, 3r, died on Sun
day after a lingering Illness, In the soth
year Ut his age He was for many years
men'ber of the NJ. Il Church. HE fu-
neral sermon WAS preached 10y the nv.
Warden, of Grafton. ON Tuesday. The
church was crowded with relatives and
friends who we're there TO take the lsst
lock at their departed friend, whom many
loved and all respected. lie WAS inferred
In the Union cemetery at this place. Rev.
Graham and daughter, Mise Jennie, have
been in town since Saturday r.
w. Monroe anG lady, visited our town on
Saturday and Sunday. WIN. Ii. Annan
has opened an immense stock Of millinery
goods In connection with his dry goods
store. and keeps Two nrst class milliners
a work all the time Mrs. VIM Michaels
died ON Sunday, afteI lingering illness.
A daughter OF VIM. Il Grimes died on
Sunday, Of consumption. OCCASIONAL.
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Clifton Mill Items.

The bridge between this place aud Bran
douvllle which cost more than 81 900 CAV,
away on Friday evening. The late fresh
cts caused one OF the abu,ments To settle
down. Fortunately it weot down wheu
no one Was crossing Several Of our citi
lens were summored upon the jury al
Squire Hagans' last Saturday. We no
ticed several limbs OF the law there
notably, Messrs. Hawthorne and Crogsn
from Kingwood. The jury 10 the the
ca'e of Fuller VS.. Yeast, disagreed, and
trial continued until next Friday. -Iusti-
tute meets at Brsndonville next Saturday.
Corn planting 10 our employment and
sheep washing our amusement. Willie
reets, who has been quite i'll with inn I'M
mstary rheumatism, IN bettrr.-School be
gins again Monday 2l.-It rains.
BRowN
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YRoM ANOTHER 90 RREsrosDENr.

The frst issre Of the ARGUS under its
new management just received, aud can
congratulate the editor on the improved
appearance full of local news, well
printed, and better is every particular.
The ARGUS will be- appreciated, aud the
editor may look for large list OF sub d.
scr,bcIs from this place. We are having
excellent growing weather; foe showers,
everything looks nourishing, grass and fall
grain promises n large yield. The fruit
crop thus far Is promising Business il
brghtning up. The farmers are nearly
done planting. Tie merchants are husy.
There has been an immense amount of az.
ncullural Implements cold at this place
this ason.-EVerybOdJ seems pleased
with the RESULT Of The election, and, no
doubt, tho JournaI correspondent thinks
here IL cutie numbsg Of dead beats d
'dogs In the rnsnger' ~ Cranberry, jldg-
ing by the large msjorily Mr. frederick
got at this poll, and ths manner In which
tue County Court bill was 'snowed under.
Our School Board is composed OF excel
lent inen Oar new president elect, Mr..
q, " Mayors, Ia a successful businePs
man, coed fluancer, aud has aD Eye TO
tue interests Of education for Ia advance
Of any system We have had in our district
JET. Proficient teachers. long term Of
school and fair wages will be what we will
get,-hossrs. KeDan g. Combs, last Sat
urdsy night, ClDsed the al Atlng rick At this
place. Tue medal that WAS contested for,
was awarded to Miss Ell Fogle as the
beet lady skater. The ladies are mu ch
moro proficient 10 the art than the gentle
men. They move with more grace and
ease, aud seldom fall, which n not the
case with the gentlemen. II You want
any information on falls, enquire OF Maj
Huntington or e. z vickery. Tho rink
is now open at Rowlesburg We Wish
Combs & Go. success. ~ the amusement IL
harmless and heathful. A full corps Of
skaters Is organizing here--E w Watson,
manager.-The Summit House is being
thoroughly renovated for summer visitors;
many OF the rooms have already been en-
gagged. The present indications show thai
there will be large number here this
summer. -GoOd luck TO the ARGUS. Get
that Democratic Executive Committee TO
gether, and when they organize, let II be
live man Who is elected present. Come
and see us We will welcome you, married
or siugle. ID. Is. & ID. NJ.
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Tuesdays Election Returns.

The following is The vote by Districts for
County superintendent
FOR UNITY suPERINTRSDRNT.
KingVood Frederick 1863 Shah an SO
Lyon. Frederick. ~ Snahan, 2O4.
Valley.--Fr derrick, 81 Sbabsn, 15z
Portland. Frederick. POS shsbao, 1903.
Rem e.-Ffederick, ~ Sbubsn, 277
Pleasant. -Ffcderick 1913 Sbahan, IA
Grant Frederick, 1913 Sbsaan, -
UuiOu' frederick % ShahaD, 1873
Total Frederick, 900 Sh-han. 1914.
The following lie the vote cast for and
ASsinst the proposed change 10 the County
Court.
YoR CpURTY o,URT BILL
Total te as far a. returned, 800
AGAINST COUNTY QUIT Sill.
T tai ~ tar a. returned, 1901.
The following named gentlemen we're
eleo.ei Presidents of the School Il ard for
the different disircs
Kingwood, w r Potter Valley. D Q
Zipn Lyon. Il A Pei Reno, wm Ham.
ilton Uuion, z b w lnug; Pootland, G
w Mayer Pleasant, L A M.rIiu; Grant,
Wm Thomas
We give below the names Of the gentle
men elected 10 their respective districts q.
School Commissioners
KngwoJd, II y l. Tuppett James n
Mediums; Valley, . 5 LIaf, W Hu,-
Icy; Lyon. u n or, q " o.; X 30. W
K Watsoa, q " hooteui Union, W l.
Fauclor, - > Wits P,r.Iauu. D,D'I Al
bright, Wln Wne,s,lli Pheasant, w {
OiUsUn, W Z Ringer Gran, Solomon
BuCkIew, r Y BafnOs.
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J. II. BRow y.

We printed, this week, 500 circulars for
p. X. Smith and John II Geddes. pro
prietors Of The Exchange and 81. James
Hotels OF this place. These circulars are
descriptive of X ngwoud and the sur
rounding neighborhOod, aud show also
the advantages this place has ovsr other
towns ss summer resort The gentle
men above named, have lately fitted up
their hotels for the purpose OF accommo-
dating summer guests, and are now pre-
pared to make everything pleasant for the
visitors who may come to this place dur
Jog the hot season. The circulars we
printed, will be distributed in Wash ing
ton City.
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DIRECTORY
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Jsd9e Of ths Circuit CONrt-Aon. VIM
Commissions, sc NJ Bishop (Presi.
emit II. G. Hagan md Jas. Ailende r.
Qerk Of he CirctSit C0Krt-Smith Crane
~ Nerk Of TIC C0S'sty C0Urt-J. Ann Mar
Prosecuting 4e ney-Neil ]. Fortnev.
SheiS--Ehsha homas.
Ss4rveyor- John.rA. Dali ymple.
Asselsors-Wes' Side, Thos. Fortney;
East Side. Gabrie Puliam.
Cr'.tsstoRer o Lost Records IN
e.ysseian TO jail and POorhopse-Dr. r..
y. l.. Trippett.
Oounty Super rteadent Of Free Schools
Joseph II Hawthorne.
Cermissioners Of he CIrcEn Cburt-
Smith Crane, Joseph Ii. Hawthorne, /.
Rslphsnyde Jlo. Morris Crane and
r. j. Crogan.
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
Layor-Hon. J. c McGrew
Cbunca-Jas. ii Manown. Juo. y. MUIR
eek, Oliver Dun Elisha Thomas snd
CHARLES NJ. Bishop
Rscorder-W. II Potter
6sroednt-John L. Nen
win.
SeastabIe-Jsmes Carroll
MINISTERS.
<rssoyteTtdR-hoV. Samu9l Graham.
Methodist EPiSc0pGL--Rev. A J LYDIA
6dpttst-Rev. Patrick Murray.
1saSoeiioot--Rev.J J. w. Cation.
n. N. x. Church. Rev. Alfred Steptoe 0
rEH NATIONAL BANK OF KISowooD.
Presidert-Wm. q. Brown.
Vice -Fresident-SmithC Crane,
CdsAir-F. Heermaps,
Asststdat Cashier. w. Parks.
Weird JUDICIAL CIRoUIT-TERMs or
COURT IN PRESTON COUNTY.
APril'Terfn, Sth day OF April.
August Term, 18th day OF August.
November Term, oath day OF Novem-
ser.
COUNTY COURT.
First Monday in January. nrst Mon
day In April, second Monday IN July
sad nrst Monday in October.
EINGwooD PosroFFIoE.
Mails close att o'clock a. m; arrive at
o'clock p. IL.
Once open at 5 o'clock a. m: closes at
se'slock pm. J. NJ, GOODWIN. =. NJ.
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HowEsvILLE NOTES.

Several Of our young folks were ct Irish
Ridge last Sunday They were the guests
Of Miss X g. Cnuhrld while there. Tine
farmers in this section spesk OF The ftui
prospect as being very h,ttering Mrs
Frank Cooke, who has been visiting here
for about mouth, has returned 10 her
home in Wheeling Mics Maggie Wee
ling has return d home from Austen
where she has been visiting for the past
two weeks Miss Lucy Mattlugly 10 te-ch-
ing two month term Of School at Tuu-
Melton. RIP iRTER.
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hAAN 81 1879
Barpum. Baily i Hutchiuson's show
passed through here on the 18Th en- rout,
for Wheeling Jumbo's car is Immense.
William L Cupp's new residence ID
nearing completion.
Prof A J. Elliott has become a,c,tizeu
of Cranberry.
David A. Freeland Is erecting 8 hand
some residence on his lot on State street
John w. Hill is improving his premises,
The skating rink has taken all the mu-
sic out of the band boys
Elias Kelly has returned from st. George.
he is now full-nedged map agent.
DOC. Frey has a new pump With hose
attachment.
Our enterp, ising TREND, John z)tz, 10
painting his house.
Quite an excitement was caused in our
usually quiet village one night last week
in very curious manner. The hrm of
Jones and White have their boot boxes
set on rollers. One of the firm heard q
noise in the store at late hour, and on
entering, In the npor stood s. B. LIE. alias
Kansas Cyclone, with = boot box on each
loot. Hessid that he was skating, and
that they we're little small, but that he
WAS the Kansp Cyclone aud could make
anything go. Lee said 1t was fun to skate;
Mr.. - said he would rather kick. EI-
IL Lee
w. y. BiuGo s. Poster WAS awarded the
TIN medal for being the most ungracetul
skater in the rink Miss Eff, 81 Fogle
was awarded silver medal Ms the most
graceful lady skater.
Will Dewitt and Clint irwin were ar
rested OF lAst Saturday, charged with de
facing monument N the cemetry. They
we're both acquitted. The miscreant who
did defsce IL should be sew rely punIs sed.
PEoK's BAD Boy.
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II a u ~ I eos ~ al a.
MUDDY CREEK FURNACE
PROPERTY.

BY authority of Deed OF Trust exccu d.
ted To me on the LIST day Of April, 1850.
bV Seely Il. Patterson aud Amanda j
Psttei son tn secure the payment of a sum
of money to } Z McGrew, witch deed of
trust IN recorded In the office OF the Clerk
OF the County Court at Preston County,
w. Va, In book No, 40, page $50 I, |
will sall on
TUESDAY THR i0Tu DAY or APRIL,
1883, at public auction. On the public
ground before the Court House of said
county. in KngwnOd, Ia the highest bid
der Tor cash in baud, all the property con
yeJed In said deed of trust, aud known ss
the
muddy CREEK FURNNCE"
Property, situate on Mud ~ Greek and
Cheat River IN said county. aud consist
ing OF divers parcels or tracts at land;
viz: One of 1877 acres upon which the
furnace 10 located; Que uf ia acres
known ~ the
DEEP HOLLOW RUN
tract; and All undivided interest of two
thirds in tract of
S25 ACRES
The FURNACE is a l2-feet bosh. cold.
blast, charcoal, furnace, in good repair.
and could be put In blast i'm short time
with very lutte outlay except Tor stock,
which may be chcaply procured. II Ia
driven 10y superior water power, which
might be readily applied t. many other
useful purposes; and IL Is believed made
profitable.
JANIS A. Brown,
$40 81 Trustee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26
Rssdsvilis Letter.

C5rn planting and sheep washing are The
ord ~ the day the contrac. for build.
ug the NJ r, Church At this plsce, we
awarded g. Henry Reed, f,r the sum Of
81 050 The prospect Tor fruit 10 q tter-
Jog Wheat ha< improved wonderfully In
;he lsst two weeks. ID mDcrais are al
veil pleased over the returos 81 the cleo
uan.-Miss Jane Everts is 81 home ON =
ayiog vlslt,--Tue Hosettr BHud Family
we an eutertsiDment ~ THIS pl4cr ". d.
oesdy evening, My 10 All preren,
scemsd TO cuj y " hugely, except The
youog miss ~ho n'ld tbe nght In urd r
inst TIE nd m,o mignt So 10 pl.y tb
ug1u. May the ueS editor live tong ,ud
prosper 10 bis Old age. JUuoR
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26
ALBRIGHTsvILLE LOCALS.

Hurrah for County Superinteu ! ent-elect
A. w. Frederick Preston is beginning
TO wash some OF her Republcanism off -
Most of the farmers arc done planting corn
and are now shearing their sheep. Our
streets ARE now graced by the por,ly form
of Col. .. ii. McNlght, who arrived her,
last Saturday evening. The Col. look,
wells.-Ths Hostettler Blind Family CAV,
a coLcert here last Friday night-Mrs
VIM. ID. Snider, who has not been expecr
ed 10 live for some time, died last Monday
evening. The Rev. Joseph Clark preach
cd the funeral on Wednesday, after which
the remains were inferred IN the crm,try
here. RID JACKET.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26

Tue Telegraph line bets een this place
and Cranberry is completed, and 1t is NO
longer necessary for one 10 ride ten miles
to send message by telegraph. This is
an improvement that has long been need
ed. aud those persons who have spent
their time and money 10 completing this
enterprise deserves the most generous
thanks aud liberal support Of the town
an country around