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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-08
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY, March z, 1883.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-1,000 Virginia 10-40's
at "a; coo Virginia coupons, tax, January. 1883,
at AZ; 10 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad at 81; 10000 Virginia new 3's at so.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares Atlanta and Char
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-08
NFw yORk COrruN rUTi'Rt-

NEW YORK, March 7.-Cciion-Nei receipts,
AL bales; gross receipts, s,765 bales hn,"r,s
siO.15; April, slO.26@sl0.37; uay, ~ :ss@
1889 Jane. sl0.5l@s 0.o2 july .lO;St;
sio'4a: october. $40 lisa 5000; November.
siG'nsaslO.O9: December. fl0.09mflo.ll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-08
PURTUER FACTS.

fJK1Hkk FAtlSs
DIR. Butler, before the coroner, said: 81
used the diluted prussic acid to make
cough mixture two weeks ago. L found
the same amount there the day OF the
poisoning that left there two weeks ago
about teaspOonful."
DR.. Strain, second assistant physician,
referring TO how the men were dead ana
diving, said to the coroner's jury: :" re-
turned to Che fourth ward, and at that time
Drs. Crockett and Butler came. told
them what had happened, and said TO them
that our patients had been poisoned. DR..
Butler remarked that he thought not; II
was probably apoplexy. told him so
many cases [of apoplexyl could not have
happened simultaneously"
THE PROBLEM.
Now having shown that the poisoning
could not have occurred in several ways, i
ought TO be able to state how 1t did occur.
would IL l could. Many wise men who
have been thinking over il all from the
first day are in the same fix. All eyes are
turned to Professor MaIlet for light. Tic
NAV give a clue which will lead to positive
results. Without his analysis everything
Is at fault. lie writes here for additional
information on one subject, and says that
so far he has reached only negative results
A Charlottesville paper learns that nc has
ascertained that the poison was not prllssie
acid. From what have heard that Is pro-
babe. as under circumstances that pre-
vailed here, they ought to have been able to
smell the bitter-aImond-like odor OF that
poison had 1t been used. But am told
that tests that would demonstrate that II
was not prussic acid would almost neces'
sarIly show that il was not cyanide OF po-
tassium, CHESTER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-21

Inter Der &esierlne SStiebri& @i[beIm
|. trug f9 foIgen6e lurioie @ef@i&te
gu, bic sur Na9obmung ni9t su empfebs
len 1T. Der 8forrer eirles Sorfes pur6e
on etnem SOnnabenh pom benz @beIs
mamie, Dem 6as Dorf eeb6rts, auf beiJen
S1IoB 9eIaben. Die beiben 6erreH
waren Iuiti9 unb gutter DinQe, unh
tronten bic 9an3e Noht 6inbur6, Bic
gum Sounta9 frib, no Der @4uImetfer
CUR Rir6e I6utete. Die @enaein6e fonb
fi4 in Der 9ir9s elm, unb Der SduIs
meiffer fling on su finsea. Oas erIte
Qte6 mar gu gn6e. ober nod tein 9farrer
oa. Der S9almeiffer itinnste Elm sUeis
tes, enblt3 aud nod elm brittes Qie6 an ;
bel jebem neuen 8erie fob Ct gum Rirs
9enfeniter biItous, Oh Der SeeIeubtrt
nod nidt tonme. gs Iies fid teiu
Sfarrer ieben. Sect tonnte I'D, Der aruie
S3uImeifter ai9t mcbr belieu. St
ftaIpte ben Oreimoiter ouF bic Yerrade,
un6 elite mad benz G6eIbofe, mo e.
wuBte, baB Der poItor AM Nepraen nod
9eweien mar. Der 8forrsr fab in einem
sroBen SebnitubIe, fsIie Dor ii6 bin.
td9eInb, uno ni6t TN StaUbe, oufsu.
iteben Der @beImann rannte benz 6irten
oes SIetnpiebeS, eenGnnt S&uImeiifer.
NIT etnem 9lGie @ein entsssen un6 bot
ibm cine 4feife an. Dieter lebute iebo&
iebo9 Betoes ab, unb u,an6te iid an ben
Paftor, mnb beri9tete, bab bic @emeinbe
bereits bret Sieoer 9eiIRsem babe, unb
auf ibn warte. ,,S1uImeifer, Gr 1T
Dobl perriidt, " lagte Der Roitor IGhenb,
mas baben henn bic 8ouern am SonRs
abenb in Der Stride Su iu6eu3 Oos 1T
ia toftIi9 ! 9u bd bo! g5err Patron, has
1T rein gum Rrantla9eit." ,,6odwirs
BEN" ermibette Der S9uImeifter, ,,es
1T beute SOnntus. seitern mar SOnus
obenb." 500" fraate Der 4alfor, f&
beilnneno uub fid bic @uoen reibeR6.
$50 CLAUDE, @r bat &t9t, S1uIs
meilter." Gr woIte fi6 BON ieinem
9ebnltubl erbeben maj Is ober uiht tna
Stanbe. @r fant wie6er ouf benfeIbsu
;uriif, ulb Ia9te Don utuetn. ..Na.
nn6 wenn aue 9eiIisen ans benz &aIsms
Der in Der Stride pdren, i@ Tam beut'
nt9t prebiseu." Sect ftoub Der Gbels
mann auf unb fa9te 3u benz gedneffigteu
Voridn9er: oSduImeitfer, itriae OF auf
bic SanSel unb iu9e er ben Baaern: Der
9n6bise 9err bdtte ben Ssnutag biesmaI
auf ben Rontas uerIest. Sie foueu
iest mad 9aufe sebeu, un6 li9 moraen
wieoer e%infinOen; id bdtte 60 ~beFobIen."
Der S9uImeiiter fab elm, 6aB bier aGIes
&eoen ni9tS niiseu tOHRts er sing alIs
nit idwcrem 9erSsn in bic &ir&e, Be-
itie9 bic &anaeI un6 uertin6ete ben
Sauern ben SefsbI tes GceImannes,
wcrauf bieie %topffbittsIn6 mad 6duIe
sin9en- Disie @eI9i6te rpurbe benz
S0ni9e binterbradt, Der nanentIid bic
Snbbutbfeicr bod in Gbrsn belt. @r
ertbeiIte Io9Iei9 ben 8efebI, ben Yforrer
ieines NmteS gu entieeeu, uub Der G6eIs
mann muBte %Sweitaufeu6 2bGler ais
Citrate in Die &etrutsnioGe jabIen. Nuf
uieIes Bitten 6eS Sfarrers, nobei Inn
bic 9emeiube uuo Der @oelnlann nod
nnteriisteu, wurbe Ct rDieber In feline
Bizarre einseiest, .oOtb nit benz aus.
bridIiben BefebI 6es &Snies ,6infiro
ale DsOntose frib in Der &ir9e cine
Brcbi9t gu baIten: mag ii9 einfinbeH
basu, uer oa poIs."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-21

Martyrs aittportete Bet gA95dabIsf,
inoem er ieine 6anb mad Dem 3tIbe
ausftredte un6 Derbin bIi9E has Bud
6nr6 has 6enifer iberrsi@te.
sSH 6iefem gIugenbIitt traf 6err Rats
Jon elm, fdnnnfenb unb pn5tenb in
~9emosdrmeln- Wie er ben 2as eniroueu
fab, mar er 6es @eifsrs ~ uou, Inn
5u reben.
Stun, i'd babe es fir Sud ere
lonst" faste Steueis--, strabe nod
redt. fonit mare IS fort aerpefen."
u@rIonst! @as2"-brinte @atfOn.
rs nun, i9 babe bos Bud = Early
Christian Martyrs.
.9ei-li-ses 9onuermettsr't-RSbnt
Bation, fubr NIT Der 9oRb an bic
Stiru unb fiI in Obrmadt mitten in
Der StrnBe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-21
Su, ysese Ses suSbanSlers.

Giner iener unperi1dmt einI9mei6elns
ben Sanblan9er Der Wtuien, ~book-agent
9enannt, aus benz 5leden philadelphia
bel Germantown. bate es in Der iibIi9en
uertrauIt9 tre6en3en6en @eiie einem
rei9en unb tru9aIen NemsOo,ter Serrn,
SameS @ation, Der brauBen in GIilobetb
reiiotrt, angetban, baB er elm Bu9
taufte, uno apar ein enthusiastically
Chris AN Martyrs" ndmIi6. SER Wats
ion bate buS Bud ni4t gepont, er bate
aber aud bic 3ubrin9Ii9teit bes @sentsn
nt6t Idnser sepout; 10 nabm er ben
S@as unter feineu lrm unb troute fi9
uuf ben @es gum Suse, Der i'm our
Office in Heu Yort fiibrte.
Serr Watfou mar nt6t LANCE fort, aIs
6rau WatIou aus Der 3a9barf9aft beims
tebrte. Der 8u9bdnbIer bate bic Dame
eripdbt, sin9 gu ibr ms 9uus uub iiber.
reoete JIG in Der IiebIiditen Wfanier drift
lider Sin9linse, elm anoeres @rempInr
beiIelben Bu9es gu t~aufcn. @ubte lie
es benu, baB ibr 9emabl baileIbe 9u9
etpas friiber om Roreen 9etauft bate ?
9fein, es 9ibt nod u%oIftdn6ise 9arm.
loiisteit in Der WeItl
AlS Serr @ation AM Nben6 pon Neps
gort 3uridtebrte, seigte ie ibm freun6s
lt6it BEN f66nen 8an6.
sd wil'S ni3t ieben", rief QSaticn
fur6tbar ~cuffabrenb.
rgSie. pns iit?" froste ietn @smabI.
y@eiI Der uerbammte RerI, Der Su1s
bdnbIer, Elm 9Iei9es BUD bieien Wor9en
an MID abseieet bat. Ruu bubsu mir
bufeIbe Bud ;meimaI = swei @rempIare
DON early Christian Martyrs!
un6-"
yNber, Otann, mir tonnen-"
y9tein, mir t6nnen ni9t!-" unter.
brad lie Mr. Natfon. Der RerI 1T
ldnsit fort - nit benz eritsn i3use abae:
oampft. @erfu9t-i9 f6nnie i'm UNI.
brinsen-i9-"
rOort sebt er ia, ouf benz @e9e gum
Depot, ebsn iest", ieI ibm Mrs. Wat
ion in bic Rebe, iuosm iie 6urds Sen,
tier aui bic enti9winbenbe @eitaIt bss
Bu9bdnblers mics, Der benz 3use III.
ftrebte.
va6er IS lit gu ipat, ibn gu falen.
96 bin ni9t anse3Osen. Sd babe meins
StiefeI ab unb-"
SeIbeu AugenbIids fubr 6err Steuens
Dorbei, elm Ha6bar bes 6errn g9atiou,
Der iosIei9 ME auBer ii6 nuf bic Sdei
BEN einbieb, baB es tlirrte unb Der Saul
bsiuobe i4eute.
,6ier, Gteuens", rief er, u9br feif
l~nssipannt, MOTT Sbr ni9t Guer Pferh
untreiben unb gum 3use ellen, nm ben
Su9bdnbIer anbalten, bis i'd tomme
S4neG, fanst ihn nb!"
"All right, erwi6erte Wr. Steuens,
ipra9's, 9ab isinem Bfsroe bic 8eiti9,
unb btiste bic Strabe binunter.
NRr. Steuens srreidte ben Dug, ais
ebeu Der 8onbutteur rief "All aboard!'
,8u1bdnbIsr!" i6rie sr. nls bieier
ben 3us betrat. ,,Su9bdnbIer! 9err
@atiOu usrIanst mad gud!"
,@dtion? = Wation perIan9i mad
mir2" wis6erboIte bieier i9sinbar per.
bust. ,Sb, i9 weiB, mas er per.
Ianst = er psrlan9t Gins meiner gi9er
;u t%aufen; aber i9 bari ben 3ug ri9t
Derpahen, tann feline @ei9dfts mebr
tbun."
@enn has aaes 1T, mas CT per.
Ianat'', iaete SIR. Stepens unb fubI
nabe on bas 6enifer bes @assons-,id
tanu's besobIen, unb gu ibm nsbmsu.
GSos toftet's?"
y3wsiO Dollars fir Die EarlyC Christian
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-21
Der sSetn I'm se@ISsIe.

gin @ein, ais ME i'm S9ISBIe,
9ot's melt unb broit net eeo,
unb 8 SdI6BIesptribs fei' &6sIe
Oes is Der MunOi3ent s'peo.
8ei's SdI6BIsswirtbs fsi'n &6sIe
Bi' tdsli@tass i s'itsdt,
Drum bat mir bolt i'm S@l6BIs
Der Beiu gang b'fOnbers s'f@medt
'Sift Oise, mia I'M Qebe
Sid dues dnore Ia,
Sn's SdI6Ble bringt ma ebe
Wtit' net um dues no.
&s &6sIe bees 1T s'ftOrbe,
Nu Inbcre i4eutt eiu,
sSbr Batter 1T uerborbe',
lln6 Iauer lift Der Wsin!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-21
Gin q

,0aB i'd Obne Rebijsb in Der @sIt
ltebe, bat feline suten Wrinbe: Dor eis
nen 9rieftrdger mar i'd gu Heuaieri9t;
Dor cine SbitIerin Su uGri9weisiom Dor
eiuen @ltcnfteber tonnte i'd ben 9uftjue
an BEN gdenS ni9t uertrosen; uor einen
Sunsen nit parmen WirtGen mai i9
gu sroB DOR einsn SbongIdT tu tIeene,
DOR cine 5ii9fruu ;u bOft6t, por eiusu
Or9elmann gu jung, ano por eineu Pos
Iileibiener ~ anftdn6iet."-
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Nus benz @sridtsfauI.

ansetlaster: -. Serr amtsri9ter,
b0s fam Miemoub ias'n! s. bab q sart'
5abr fein &auf9 nss-6Ss t6nnt' 6a
SIrsameiita net anOers ius'H = bOs ts
s'mib a @6r'mann!
Nmtsri1ter: 9erobe @uer Bir9ers
meifter sibt aber an, baB Sbr isbr oft
betrunten isi6."
@nsetlagter: VI mas! Der bumme
8erI weib net, mos CT f@wutt = Der
9uup bat ia feIba 9 gang Sabr an
Raui6.
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Sin beforoter Nqter.

SD m05te S@iasr's Gerte; mas
toifen fee
Gdnf Mart IN pier ~eIegarten D6H6eH.
Die Werte u~nferer gIaffter toften fat
nidts, man be,abIt eisentIi& nur ben
Preis Der Ginbdnbe.
Nu', mel SobH barft' uteF tet' GIGis
filter werhen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-21
0d6ftfde QiebesbetbeutTuns.

,D2ei f4eenes 6rsileiu, mel fiebier
GnseI, nei aaerIiebs6es B1I6b6inden,
mel tIeenes Bdrm9en, Du uerftirbeS
S6in6Iubsr9en, 9u raubf mrr meme
game Nube."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-21
Ruraes @ebddtniRa

,9ein, beft On be Gar al perssten?"
10 Iraste jIn9lt Gin bumOriitii@er Sam.
burger Srol9sntutl9er i'm edit BAN.
ur9ii9splatt6eutiden SSar8on ben sefeie
erten 3enoriiten Seinri9 80teI, ais Die.
Ter, nn6bem er lid mad bsenbigtsr SOrs
iteQun9 i'm 4ltOnasr S~tabttbeatsr Don
bort mad Der ,Gentralbnae" bate fab
rem IaiIen, fi9 beim 9tusftsisen ertuns
6ists, mas CT gu be3ablen babe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-21
@ehsnfIihsr Math.

Mamn: On, Trau, fam i9 ban ROd
bonn nod traseu2
6rau: 8 ia, gang gut nur muBt On
mir uerfpre9en, oaB Du in teine nnitdns
bise @sfeGi9aft bomit sebit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-21
80 abIperw

a6 lafen sic mid NIT ben @ubIuers
wanbtI4aften sufriebenl @snn es wel3e
sabs, bate i'd mir DION Idnsit cine rei4e
@rbtGnte eew6bIt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-21
prnnttp psfprrnErtt.

Marienburg. Seiten8 Der 81.
biu9er StaatSanmolti6aft wurbe btnter
ben pom bier ueroufteteu &aufmann s.
Or. 8ebreno elm Stefbrief erlaiIen. Die
Baiiiua baben ii9 iibrigens nod ,tn be-
trG9tIi6s @e6IeIi9uIOeu uermebrt, 10
oaB Die 6aIIitmaiie einen 8etra9 pom
SOC, 900 81. errsi9t. Sou Sen 9elikerr
Der rmge9enb, wel4e Dem .. @efaui9.
teitswe9iel 9ahsn, boben bereit8 Der
@utsbelieer @ololtein in 9%iebeutbuI, 10:
ME Der Better Tlisr 3u 9itwaIoe ebenz
fails oeu Sontur9 anmelOen miiIen.
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8rauusberg Som bieiigen
S4wurgeri3t wnrpe Der Ruufmonn
Sauauf II 8%runoen6urs wesen Ser
Ieituus gum Mteineibe gu 5pet Sabren
3udtbaus perurtbeilt. Die Staatson-
waIti6aft bate pier Sabre 3u6tbuus be-
nutrnot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-12-21

Setting. BON ben wdbrsnb bes
Iesten Sturmss IN Der Office entrunfes
men 6il9srn pom 6aIsb6ft iino in bieien
Sasen bic beihen 2ei3en Der 9ebrilber
StoItsnbers auisefunbsn wprben, unO
swar bic Ses jiinsiteu 8rubers an Ser
@eItinser Eu9t bel 8euerbe, bic bes al
teren in Der gfdbe ieines Wobnbauies bel
Sibberstjer am OittebilIer Stranb.
altoona. Die in elmer S~ofwpbnune
bes 9auies &OuisitraBe 1872 feit elmer
&eibe pon SSabren Iogirenbe IS Sabre alte
8ittme glaaisn, weIde f9On felt unses
fGbr so Sabren om sansea 66rper 9es
Idbmt mar, wurbe ueuIi@ III tbrem Bette
ermoroet sefunben. am 9aIie Der 9ei9s
waren 5le6e unb &ruswunben. Rat
Nnii6t Der Aerste lit bic aIte 6rau err
warst porbeu. Gin &aubmorb Iie5t
ui6t DOR, ba Don benz barren 9eIbe ni9ts
permiBt wirb.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-16
Clifton Mill Items.

People are all done planting corn. and
most of ii is up.
The prospect for large apple crop in
this section is very fattcring.
The meadow lands are looking foe
We have fl IurishiDg schooi-Mr. A
w. Frederick, teacher, lie is a splendid
teacher.
We have, in our town, two mills, two
stores, two blacksmith shops, one saddler
shop, one shoe shop, 1.-TWO saw mills, and a
planning mill.
MIR. Gardner was working ia Brandon
vile, last week, for Rev. w. ID. Beerbow-
ers.
James Harader goes visiting about a
mile from this place every Saturday night
We learn that he is taking course of
music lessons.
Daniel Mosser has an addition In his
family. 1t is boy, and he Is happy.
Mr.. Matthias Bucklew has lately built
q new house and moved into it.
We have fine Sunday School.
There will be preaching at this place
next Sunday al 3 o'clock, by Rev. Solo
mon Bucklew.
The Dunkard meeting at Markleysburg,
will be held the 16 h OF this month. A
good many from this place are going.
Miss Belle Gardner, VINO has been in
Florida buring the past winter, will be
home soon.
Amanda Collier has left for the noun
tain.
DIR Samuel Mosser is visiting over the
mountain. Is. b.
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sINcLA-2-.

once more pen you a few limos from
our busy little town. Since winter has
ended, the weather has been hot enough
to roast an egg.
The farmers arc now busy hoeing
corn.
The wheat IN this section looks w ell.
We once more notice the towering
form Of Rev. Bedford OH our streets.
He had been visiting In Ponnsylvnia
few days.
We aio glad TO note tho recovery. TO
some extent, OF u, q. Holyheld since
our last writing.
g. n. Ridgway was out trying TO buy
horse this week, butwss unsuccessful.
Some OF tho young folks OF Sinclair
took an excursion on the cars tho 30th.
They got n round trip ticket at Thorn~
ton and went up to Newburg. They
had to come back TO Thornton on the
freight train. What il the freight
now boys, on live stock per hundred
p0pnds2
Mr.. Cooke OF Howesvillo was visiting
frinds at Sinclair last week.
Miss # florence Stafford, Of Sinclair,
who has heen visiting at Follows Vile,
has return homo.
Miss Laura Shshnn OF near Fellows
Vile was visiting at Sinclair last week,
Messers. Jacob, and. Il. ID. Ridgway
Of this place are engaged at Independ-
enoe working on the sawmill OF Mr..
Henry Deahls.
Mr.. Buck Ridgway is the happiest IL m
in town It's boy, weight, 7 pounds
The tanbark question soems to be
raising some excitement i'm Sinclair
between Messrs.< w. A. Watson and
Geo. Sinclair. We don't think this cas- {
will be tried in the mock cou
Rev. Levi Cross, of the u i Church,
preached three vary able sermons or
last Satu rday and Sunday at No. 8. He
will preach the funeral sermon OF Mrs
John Shahan, the first day OF July, al
the church. in Sinclair.
NEBUCTLTY BENDER.
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Reedsville.
hoocAsIE HILL NEWMAN.

Sabbath school every Sunday at 8 A. n,
The old hen now tustleR with the gar
den-sass.
Daniel Watson, senior member
of the firm of Watson & Bro Is preparing
to build house on his lot at the west end
of town.
Lynch, ye Jolly painter of Masontown,
was circulating on our streets last week.
Eiss Lucy Parriott, the prettiest girl OF
MaSontown, and ]. w. Watson were the
guests of j. $. L5ar on last Sunday.
Miss Malta Loar has returned home
after three months stay in Grafton,
where she has been pursuing course OF
musical studies.
Miss Neal SmalleY OF. this blaze, is visit
ing friends at Kingwood. Trspper is
incousolable.
Abraham Reed, we understand, has
purchased farm near Morgantown, where
be will remove his family soon. We are
sorry to lose Mr., Reed from our commu-
nifty. for he is one of ou- best::citizens.
What has become of onr Rail -rosdi
Dickens, give US another snake story.
We can not refrain from congratulatiou
the author of the poem, entitled, Grafton
National Cemetry,' which appeared In
the Journal short time ago. 1t certainly
shows an unusual talent, and our young
friend, the author, promises to make I
briRht.star in the poetical world IL h,
continues to cultivate his superior talent
Let as see some of your productions IN
the columns of the ARGUS, which has stood
the stormes Of Repu5licanism for nearly
two decades braVely, and is now every
day, rising higher and higher above Ia
turbld waves, and has now unfurled spd
flung its banner, engraved with iustic,
and liberty, to the free, fresh brees OF
heaven, and triumphs over both Repub
licanism and the devil
Long may 1t wave DER the land of tn,
free,
And the home of the brave
TAG & PLUo.
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BUFFALO BILL.
CRANBERRY. lima A 1899

CRANBERRY, June 4, 1888.
I'D. ARaUs;-At a meeting held here
10 night the expedlency OF having q Sol
oiers, Reunion at this place on the 4th of
July:was thoroughly discussed by all present
On motion, ] p. Jones was chosen Chair.
man, and A. j. Elliott, Sec. Mr.. Jones
after Nating;,he READ object of the meet
Jog, spoke at ilength in reference 10 the
preparations that should be made in order
10 make the reunion success. Afterward
ne called for expressions from old soldiers
present. Il. G. Jones, Il. ID. Benson.
s. b. Lee and others responded, warmly
fayoring the Celebration,
On motion of Z. ID. Benson. amended
by Q. w. Mayer, and seconded by #. q
jackson, 1t was resolved that the Chair
appoint committee OF FIVE TO conduct
aud arrange the whole affair; said com
mittee to have power TO add TO itself az
many persons es il deem best the further
ance OF the project. The chair appointed
L. ID. Benson j. w. Hardesty, T. b.
jackson, H. Q. WOrthington, and E. G..
Jones as the committee.
On motion of 9. w. Jackson. 7 p
Jones, g. w Mayer, and A. j. Elliot,
were appointed an executive Committee.
| on motion the meeting adjourned TO
meet at the.oall Of the.cUmmitteo Al
Elliott, Sec
AT meeting of the Committee this
morning it was resolved
|
That we, as Soldiers and Citizens of
| Cranberry and Dist OF Portland. do
arrange ground and procure all the
provisions possible for the occasion. and
further, that we solicit all aid possible in
our own Town and District, both from
ola soldiers.and citizens generally. And
we suggest TO the several Districts in the
County that they first appoint commit
tee of five good live business old yeteraus
10 call meeting of the citizens in general.
and appointe chairman of said commit.
tee to have general control of the whole
affair, assisted by the rest of tue commit
tee AID that it be his business to see that
MI do their best 10 make q grind succees
81 the reunion.
=. That correspondence be solicited
from all parts of the county stating what
they ara willing to do and how many old
SOLDIERS they can raise, and belt understood
mat II Is no political gathering,as eminent
speakers from both parties will be present
10 addrcss the people. Golf and Wilson
are both expected. There will he a
meeting OF the committee next Wednesday.
All communications should be in by that
Time. Don't, stand back and wait for
some one else to write but every soldier
Is committee OF one TO confer with this
home committee.
A. j Elliott Sec
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-06-16
Transfer, OF real E.,.,o

The following 10 the list of deeds admit
ed to record since our last report
VIM. II. Deberry to Calvin L
DeberrY for ITO acres in Portland
district, admitted June 7.
FL. Fl. Reed to Albert A Lemon
Tor l8t acres in Valley district, ad l.
mitted June 7.
VIM. Dodge to Daniel w Dodge
for 1876 and IL acres in Portland ad
mited June To-
Dawsey E. Forman to Elmer w
Formsn, for 292 acres in Portland
district, admitted June 7.
Julia l.. Fitzgerald for, 800 acres
IN Portland district, admitted June
7.
Shafer & BonsGeld to Henry A
Cool for l73 acres in Kinpgood
district, admitted June 8.
r. w. Monroe, Com'r to Henry @
Wright tor ll3 acres in Krnpwooi
district, admitted June g.
j. @. Atwood to John L. Fornsr
Tor 40 acres in Klngwood district,
admitted June 8.
David s. Holland to r. B Foels
Tor 10! in Cranberry, admitted June
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
whetsell Settlement.

We are having heavy rains and delight
full growing weather. Corn and oats are
looking well wheat is short and will be
about half q crop.
The suggestion Of the Journal that a
soldiers reunion and celebration he held
at Cranberry on the An, meets with gen
eral appreciation in this vicinity. We
should begin at once 10 make preparations.
Let the people all over the county meet
at one place and have a good time gener-
ally, instead OF having 30 many little one
horse pic-nics,
The black-leg is prevalent among cattle
In this vicinity Felix +. LETTERS has lost
four very fine yearliDgs, aud Thomas b
Jeffers, one.
certain road boss of this locality has
taken all Of our tools across the river on
thewest side TO make pike, thereby max
ing II impossible for US TO work our roads.
Why don't some person interested look
after THE matter We certainly have the
worst roads in this precinct that there are
in the county. IL. K. Beatty, surveyor in
district adjoining this, has worked his
roads completely, and we would not be
arrogating for him In saying that he has
the best roads in this part Of the county.
The pike leading from Fairfax's Ford to
Cranberry is in an excellent condition.
Dir. e. Howe contemplstes moving here
in few days, on the lands of ]. o. Whet-
sell, to saw lot Of fine poplar aud ash
timber. Mr.. Howe is erecting new mill
at Rowlesburg and will bring his old one
down here.
Mr.. w. j. Calvert and 2. II. Felton-are
engaged making shook for q. E. Glenn.
Mr.. @. F. Beatty is engaged in the stave
business at Selbysport, Maryland.
Miss Lizzie Brahm, of near Cranberry.
has been visiting here for the past two
weeks.
Mr. E. FELTON, looks as il he had eat
en- too much salt when he WAS up Salt
River. Console yourself brother, aud
next time wait till your beans are cooked.
Miss Joanna Whetsell Is very poorly at
this time-not expected to live.
The Sabbath School at this place was
re-organized last Sunday, by electing Ben
jamin F. Whetsell, supt.. Mas Minnie
Calvert, Asst Supt., and Lafayette W.
Beatty. Secretary.
More hereafter.
hoooAsIE HILL NEwsMAN.